GOVERNMENT PRINTING OEFICE.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1896.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING

1896.

OFFICE.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of thf Public Printer,

Washington, D. C, December z/, i8g6.

Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith the annual report of the

operations of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year which

ended June 30. 1896,

A'ery respectfully,

Th. E. Benedict,

Public Printer.

Hon. A. E. Ste\'Enson.

President of the Senate.

To the Senate and House of Representatives : It is to me a matter of great pleasure that I am permitted this year, in submitting the customary- annual re\T.ew of the operations of this office, to acknowledge the aid of Congress in the carrying out of many reforms

and improvements which have been advocated by my predecessors and

myself for man^- years. I am cominced that no Public Printer has heretofore been enabled to report so favorable a condition of the office and its work as it is my good fortune to do this year. It is but proper to say

that in the efforts I have made to bring to a practical solution many of the difficulties involved in the management of the office I have felt that

I was but carrying out the wise purpose of Congress, and without its intelligent sympathy and ready help I could have accomplished nothing.
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The office owes its creation to Congress. The initial plans to expand

it to the constantly growing needs of the Government, and to make it worthy, in mechanical appliances and progressive methods, of the character and intelligence of the American people, have almost invariably

originated with the printing committees of Congress or with patriotic

members of the two bodies.

Nearly fourteen 3^ears ago Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, chairman of the Joint Committee on Printing of Congress, interrupted a tariff debate in the Senate to ask unanimous consent to offer a resolution which

he said he verily believed was 'important to the salvation of human

life." The resolution related to the overloaded floors of the Government Printing Office, and called for an appropriation to provide leased

space to which material could be removed to relieve the building and

secure the safety of the lives of the employees. The condition thus

early recognized, and for the relief of which but temporary provision was made, has actually continued to exist until the present 3^ear. It is difficult, and perhaps impossible, for any person not intimately acquainted

with the affairs of the office to understand how inadequate for many

3^ears was its space, machinery, and material to the increasing and often

extraordinary demands made upon it. It is not of moment now to discuss the reasons why the office continued

to exist for so long a time in a practically crippled condition, but it was

undoubtedly a difficult matter to estimate the effect of legislation which

created the office and at the same time closed other avenues of printing

to nearly all offices and departments of the Government at a period of the greatest growth of the Federal service. It is a subject now of far greater interest to myself, and I trust to Congress also, to detail the

recent steps by which past deficiencies have been remedied. In performing this pleasant duty I would first cordially recognize the

efforts of others in urging forward the work that has finally been accomplished. Every year since the date of Senator Anthony's resolution

Senators and Representatives, Government architects and engineers,

grand juries, and my predecessors have called attention to the structural weakness of the office buildings, the insufficient working space, the

insanitary surroundings, and the dangerous and disagreeable conditions

under which the work of the public printing was carried forward. These

conditions required constantly the resort to expensive expedients in order to prevent a paralysis of work, though these expedients were never

sufficient to bring the work up to date or to prevent the recurrence of the evils of overcrowding and overloading, so detrimental to efficient management and the comfort and safety of the employees.

To provide a remedy for these various difficulties and embarrassments was a cause of much study on my part ver}^ early in my official connection with the office, and it was a clear recognition of them that impelled

me in four previous annual reports to Congress, and in various special
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communications, to urge with all the earnestness and force I could com- mand the importance of providing safe and sanitarj^ buildings, increased

working space, and improved machiner}' and material for the office. There seemed to be no other way of reaching a condition that would per- mit a prompter and more economical performance of work, and while

recognizing full}^ the generous assistance of Congress, I can not help but

feel a high sense of personal pride and pleasure in now being able to state that the office is in first-class condition, that plans earl}^ formed hy me in regard to it have been carried out, and that unceasing effort toward

improvement of surroundings, simplification of methods, businesslike

management, and a high standard of work, economically and expeditiousl}^ performed, has been crowned with success. RESULTS ACHIEVED.

The period embracing the past fiscal 3'ear and the present fiscal 3^ear up to date has witnessed, without a moment's abatement of work, the

full completion of the additions to the working space of the office that were recommended b}' me and ordered b}^ Congress; the completion of the new west wing and other floors, under direction of the Chief Engineer of the Army; the erection of the new boiler house and boilers,

machine shop, and storage sheds; the furnishing to the entire main

office of the new heating plant, toilet rooms, and ventilation and filtration systems, besides the carrj'ing out of many improvements in the various

divisions of the office, such as providing better light, improved facilities for cleanliness and for promoting the comfort and convenience of the

employees in man}- respects. Besides these, a number of new machines

have been purchased and erected in the office, greatly adding to its pro- ductive capacit}', new type and other printing material have been freely

supplied where needed, and reserve material accumulated sufficient in

amount to meet the extraordinary demands for hurried work, to which

at times the office is peculiarly subject.

Fully 120,000 square feet of floor space has been added to the office by the recent additions and leases. I am pleased to acknowledge at this time the kind cooperation of the Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Xavy in providing more convenient and larger quarters for the branch

di\asions of the office that are located in their Departments.

In view of the data at m}' command, I feel justified in assuring Congress that at the present time the Government Printing Office is fully

able, in equipment and organization, to perform all the Government printing as promptly and economically as is possible until complete new and

modern office buildings are erected. While its floor space as now occu- pied is much divided, and in some cases inconvenient, yet it is abundant,

is largely equipped with the best modern machiner}^, current work is promptly executed, delayed work has been brought up to date, and the

accumulation of reserve work has been largely reduced.
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I consider that the office is now in a position to meet all probable

demands upon it for a considerable period of time—at least a sufficient period to enable Congress to intelligently and systematically take up the

work of providing an entire new office, with the purpose of making it a model establishment.

KMPI^OYKKS BKNEFITKD BY IMPROVEMKNTS.

While the saving in money and time as a result of enlarging and

improving the office is an interesting and important consideration, and

must inevitably within a short period of time reimburse the National

Treasury for the full cost of the same and afford a continuing profit upon

the work of the future, it is but a trifle compared to the advantages conferred upon the employees by the conveniences and comforts with which

they have been surrounded. No result accomplished during my con- nection with the office affords me personally so much gratification as to witness the effects of greater convenience in the matter of warmth, light,

ventilation, and cleanliness and freedom from overcrowding and appre- hension of danger upon the working efficiency and physical health of the

employees. In many improvements undertaken I have been actuated in a great degree by motives of humanity as well as by business reasons, and I am satisfied that the interests of true economy have been largely

subserved by liberal expenditures solely in the interest of the health and

comfort of the employees. The industrial activity, the harmony, and the

energy of the working forces have been most favorably affected. As a result of the many improvements that have been made to the

office during the past two years, I am happy to say that all apprehension

as to the loss of life from insecure buildings is removed.

SOURCES OE DANGER REMOVED.

1. The full occupancy of the new west wing and of the floors of the new fifth story of the south wing has rendered possible the removal of the overweight of machinery and material from the H street side of the

office.

2. The extensive application of directly connected electric motive

power to the many machines upon the floors of the H street and North

Capitol street wings has permitted the removal of much weight of shaft- ing and connections, and largely reduced the vibrations attending the

old method of power supply.

3. The erection of the new boiler house and boilers at a safe distance

from the working divisions permits the abandoning of the old boiler plant

in the court, except for the moderate use of supplying extra heat in extremely cold weather.

4. The new electric power and lighting system, which h^s been pro- nounced a model of insulation by all electrical engineers who have examined it, has largely reduced the probability of fire and accident which
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attended the cruder methods of the past, made possible better light and

cleanliness in the various divisions, and, taken in connection with the new toilet and filtering S3'stem and other sanitary* provisions, removed

discomforts and inconveniences that menaced the health of employees.

I can unite with the emplo^^ees of the whole ofQce in an expression of thanks for the Hberality that has permitted these desirable results. NEW GOVERXIMEXT PRINTING OFFICE.

It IS not intended to convey the impression by anything previously

stated that the improvements affect in an}^ way the argument in favor

of providing a new Government Printing Office at as early a date as possible. Unless Congress proposes to eventually abolish this office and

return to the contract system, it is its unmistakable duty to provide at once for a fully equipped model establishment in which the Government's printing can be executed at the minimum of cost, and of which

every American printer and bookbinder ma}' be proud. The amount of money expended would be speedily saved to the Government in smaller

appropriations, while its necessity is apparent, in view of the inevitable

growth of public printing in keeping with the progress of the country.

Abundance of time and due precaution should, however, be taken, in order to prevent the carrying out of an}- incomplete or inadequate plan.

When built, the office should be one of the attractions of the capital city,

and it should possess the highest economic, mechanical, and scientific achievements in the arts of printing and binding of the present day. Its lines should be laid upon plans broad and comprehensive enough to meet

not only the demands of the near future, but the necessities of the coming

century.

It is easy for one acquainted with the history and growth of this office to understand the urgent necessity that will arise within a few years for a new office such as is suggested. There has been with every 3^ear of the existence of this office a steady increase in the volume of work, and

this increase will be accelerated rather than diminished as the country

continues to grow in wealth and population, for the printing art is closely related to the progress of civilization and keeps in close touch with every

department of human intelHgence and activity. In my judgment, no step should now be taken by Congress toward

erecting a Government Printing Office that is not based upon the most

careful plans and expert knowledge. A proper commission should be

first appointed to procure and present the fullest information in regard

to the larger private printing offices of the country. Ever>^ detail of the

progress of the art should be mastered. The building, architecturally,

should be designed for a printing office, and for no other purpose whatever. The question of a site is of minor importance. A printing office

is a workshop, and this is true in a more particular sense of the Government Printing Office than of many private concerns which ofttimes are
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mere adjuncts to publishing houses engaged in advancing the interests of Hterature and art. The building should be perfectly adapted in light

and floor space, in ventilation and heating, in sanitary conditions, and

in its mechanical plant to the perfect execution of the Government printing at the minimum of cost. It might, with the highest advantage to the Government, be made ideal in its appointments and appliances—an

exhibit of the progress of the highest humanity and intelligence in building construction, as well as of the highest economy and efficiency in the

printing trade. PREPARATION OF COPY AND INSTRUCTIONS AS TO PRINTING.

Occasion is taken herein to acknowledge the cooperation of various

officials of the Departments of the Government in an endeavor to secure

greater care in the preparation of copy and in the furnishing of full instructions for work ordered by requisition from this office. In the

past there has been considerable friction in certain directions as to where the responsibility of the Public Printer began and ended in the

matter of printing for the Departments, and at times positive maladministration has characterized this feature of the business of the office through

editorial work done in proof sheets, changes from fixed style, and the

frequent insistence by Department officials upon the use of unnecessarily

costly material.

A strict interpretation has been given by me to the statute' which

requires that '' the forms and style in which printing and binding ordered

by the Departments shall be executed, and the material and size of type

to be used, shall be determined by the Public Printer, having proper

regard for economy, workmanship, and the purposes for which the work

is needed." This provision of law is broad enough to give the Public

Printer power to meet all proper requests of the Departments, and it is clearly intended to prevent improvident execution of the public printing,

which long experience has shown to be one of the easiest methods of wasting the public money. I have recently addressed a circular to the

heads of all Departments asking official aid in an endeavor to secure more careful observance of the instruction blanks which the office asks

to have filled out when requisitions for printing are made. These

instruction blanks are the result of expert knowledge and mature experi- ence of men who have long been connected with Government printing,

and only through their use can prompt and economical results be achieved.

It has been my desire to do awa}^ as far as possible with all changes

in material and in the style of doing work after it has been commenced,

and especially to stop wholesale editing of proof sheets—a privilege so dear to the hearts of many gentlemen engaged in literary work for the

various publications of the Government. Whatever fancied necessity

may have existed in the past for the furnishing of type proofs by this

office for the encouragement of literary style or to give opportunity
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for tlie insertion of belated ideas, it does not exist in this age of the

typewriter.

The best results in the direction noted have followed the assistance

afforded me by the heads of Departments; but the evils are persistent

ones, with a constant tendency to reappear just when matters are running

smoothly and peace and harmony prevail. It would appear that only the

most rigid enforcement of the power of the Public Printer regarding the

perfection of requisitions and of cop}^ can effect a permanent reform,

and I sincereh' hope the office will continue to receive in these matters

the assistance of all who by lavv have authorit}' to order printing and

binding, in order that wasteful and needless use of public money in this indefensible manner ma}' be prevented.

PAPKR CONTRACTS.

The suggestion in m}' report of last 3'ear, that the provisions of the

statute relating to the methods of letting paper contracts be so changed

that bidders will be required to submit samples of the paper they propose

to furnish instead of bidding upon samples furnished by the Government,

is renewed. The deficiencies of the present sj'Stem have long been

apparent. It would be quite sufficient to indicate by the standard trade terms the qualit}', weight, color, strength, and finish of the paper desired

by the Government. Limited to bidding on their own samples, bidders

would compete as to the quality of paper to be furnished, and each

bidder would doubtless bid upon the actual product of the mill he repre- sented, thus affording the Government a greater choice of samples than at present, and removing from bidders the temptation to bid upon samples

of paper which they can not furnish. I am pleased to say that the paper

contracts of the past year have been the most satisfactory of any year

during my administration of the office. IMPERFECT ILLUSTRATIONS.

There has been recentlj^ no little just criticism of the imperfeot illus- trations appearing not infrequently in Government publications. It is easy to explain the cause and growth of this admitted evil. In former

da^'S woodcuts were almost exclusively used for the purposes of text

illustrations, and uniformly good results were easil}' possible. The cheap

and numerous methods of producing engravings at the present time have

caused something like artistic chaos in the Government Printing Office,

and apparentl}^ the photo-engraving process, particularl}' the kind known

technically as "half-tone," is considered by some in authority as equal

to any demand for the illustration of documents.

No doubt the various photographic processes of zinc etching have

produced remarkable results in cheap popular newspaper and magazine

illustrating, but it is not always desirable for the Government to copy
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fads. The production of new engraving processes and tlie multiplication of engraving houses are peculiarly characteristic of the time ; but

they have burdened the Government Printing Office with rather too much responsibility for results that are a grievance to good printers

everywhere.

There is little technical knowledge and less effective artistic vSUpervision prevailing in Government Departments as a rule regarding illustra- tions. Some of the publications divisions show admirable judgment and

good taste in such matters. In others the most amateurish notions prevail as to the character and quality both of engravings and of copy for

illustrations. One of the greatest drawbacks to good results is the care- lessness or lack of knowledge that seems to prevail as to the relation of subject, paper, text, ink, and other practical details to the different styles

of engraving. Another is the popularity of the amateur photograph as copy for process plates. Pressmen can hardly be expected to produce the

best results from imperfect plates on inferior paper, and I look hopefully

toward the Departments and Bureaus for early improvement in these

matters. This office is prepared to respond to the best efforts that may

be put forth by them. It is now equipped with the best modern presses,

I have secured the best obtainable pressmen, and its electrotype foundry

is recognized as one of the foremost and most progressive in the world.

Through cooperation something may be done to prevent a too lavish

display of preference for many and cheap rather than few and really

artistic illustrations in Government publications.

NEW MACHINKRY.

The work' of replacing old and deficient machinery and presses with newer ones of the most modern construction has proceeded steadily during the past year. The office now has several machines of great labor- saving advantages, and others specially designed for Government work

and not used by the trade elsewhere. The gain in greater speed and

capacity thus secured has been a most important factor in the success achieved in promptly meeting current orders and bringing delayed work

up to date. This office now undoubtedly contains the largest and most

complete book-making plant in the country, and doubtless in the world.

As such it is a constant object of interest to and commendation of the

printers and publishers of the country and the representatives of foreign

Governments who visit it. INCRKASB OF GOVKRNMKNT PRINTING—COMPARATIVE COST AND

PRODUCTION.

The increase in the amount of printing done by the office during the

past fiscal year was much in excess of the average yearly growth of the

past. The use of paper was the largest in its history, reaching a total
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of 5,4572Wo tons of book, writing, ledger, plate, and other printing

papers, this being 910 ton^ more than was used the 3'ear preceding, and

634 tons more than was ever before used in a single j^ear. The number

of form impressions in the press room of the main office, not including

the press rooms of the Department branches, was 179,228,469, an increase

of 65 , 582 , 36 1 impressions over the previous year. The bindery consumed

490 tons of binder's board, 6,102 pieces of book cloth, 4,300 dozen sheepskins, besides other leather; bound and delivered 1,255,454 octavo and

quarto volumes in cloth and leather, not including blank books and ledgers,

and brought up the reserv^e binding of Congress nearly complete to the

Fifty-fourth Congress, a gain of 92,520 bound books in this much-delayed

work. There were printed and delivered 6,461,063 bound and unbound

pamphlets and speeches, and of the House and Senate bills, resolutions,

and amendments 11,175,105 copies were printed and delivered, being

5,468,255 copies in excess of the number printed and delivered at the

previous long session of Congress All this increase of work was met

promptly and to the satisfaction of the public service. As an evidence of the growth of the public printing, it is of interest to compare last year's use of paper, cost of labor, and number of employees

with the year 1887, the office during both of these years being under my

charge. In 1887 there was paper used to the amount of 2,718 tons, at a

cost of $1,827,315.22 in labor. Last 3'ear there was consumed 5,457 tons

of paper, and the labor cost was $2,657,267.43. The daily average'number of emploj'ees of the office during 1887 was 2,095; 1895 the aver- age number was 2,828. The cost of labor last jear was increased fully

$75,000 over the cost of 1887 by reason of a higher scale of w^ages being

paid in several divisions of work, and because of additional labor incident

to the many improvements. Notwithstanding this addition to labor expenses, a comparison of the results of 1887 1896 shows that while

the use of paper has increased loi per cent during the ten 3^ears, the

increase in the cost of labor has been but 44.8 per cent, and the increase

in the number of employees but 35 per cent. The cost of labor in the

office last year was $222,049.66 less, and the average number of employees was 553 less, than in 1894, while the consumption of paper was 634 tons more than during that year. During the current fiscal 3^ear still better results may be expected in

output, standard of work, and economies, as all the advantages of additional space, new machinery and material, and improved methods of work

will attend the full year's operations.

IMPROVED STANDARD OF PUBLICATIONS.

The use of superior paper and other material, with the hearty cooperation of skilled and intelligent employees in the typographical, foundry,

and press di\dsions of the office, has resulted in a more noticeable improvement in the publications of the office during the year than ever before.
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The excellence of the typographical appearance, illustrations, press- work, and binding of some of the publications has not only brought

most flattering testimonials from the Departments and library and

printing circles at home, but has attracted the attention of the bookmaking world abroad, and in two instances the diplomatic heads of foreign

Governments here have made direct and particular inquiry as to the work

and methods of the office. civil, skrvice:.

The working force of the office during the 3^ear has been conducted

most satisfactorily within the classified civil ser\dce. The new appointees

selected from the certified lists have averaged as well as those who were

selected heretofore at the will of the appointing power.

The annual leave of absence with pay to employees afforded an opportunity to provide work during the Congressional recess to the surplus

force, and the usual large reduction at that time was avoided. The

average dail}^ number of emplo3^ees during the 3^ear has been 2,828, an

increase of 151 over the 3^ear previous. The changes in the force during

the 3"ear were as follows: 27 died; 115 resigned; 15 were dropped from the

serv'ice on account of absence; 25 were discharged because of reduction

of force, and 19 were discharged for cause; 15 probationar3^ appointments were canceled, and 10 were refused absolute appointments; there were

161 persons reinstated to the service, and 163 probationar3^ appointments

made, of which 132 received absolute appointments. All appointments

and reinstatements were made from names certified b3^ the Civil Service

Commission, and in all discharges and appointments made the full spirit of the merit S3'stem was observed.

THK BURKAU OF DOCUMENTS.

Accompan3dng this report is a statement by Mr. F. A. Crandall,

Superintendent of the Bureau of Documents, as to the work of that new division, authorized and established by the printing act of Januar3"

12, 1895. The results he has accomplished the past 3^ear are ver3" gratif34ng, and

have received the unstinted praise of librarians and others interested in Government publications. I believe that the work of this division, if car- ried out according to present plans, will present at an early day a more

intelligent and complete arrangement of Government publications, Avith their catalogues and indexes, than can be found elsewhere, and will afford public officers, students, and writers opportunity for easily ascertaining

the contents of many volumes which are now practically useless because

of these deficiencies. KNGINKKRING AND KLKCTRICAI. WORK.

There is also presented, b3^ Mr. George K. Reid, chief engineer, and

Mr. W. H. Taple3^ chief electrician, interesting details showing the high

degree of efiiciency obtained under their direction of the power and
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lighting plants of the office. Their work has met the approval of experts, and the economy and efficiencA' secured are not onh^ noticeable in comparison with past methods here, but they compare most favorably

with the best work of the kind elsewhere.

The Government Printing Office power and lighting plant is now for the first time such as will prcA'ent interruption of its work by reason

of the failure of an}- single source of power or lighting supply.

WORXIXG SPACK IIXUSTRATKD.

The Government Printing Office now occupies 8 ~}i acres of floor space. Accompanying this report are diagrams of all the floors of the main building and leased buildings, and of the branches in the Departments. The

storehouses and stables are not included. These diagrams will illustrate to Congress and the pubhc the magnitude and importance of the office, the location of each division, the nature of each di\dsion's work, and the

location and character of the machinery-. These, I believe, will be of especial interest to emplo^'ing printers and binders and all those con- nected vrith the trades represented here.

I am pleased to express the utmost satisfaction with the cordial support given m}' efforts by Capt. H. T. Brian, Foreman of Printing, and

Mr. H. C. Espe}', Foreman of Binding, and their intelHgent and 103'al assistants in all the mechanical divisions of the office. Throughout the

entire large force of industrious operatives there has been a spirit of zeal and emulation displayed which has made the year memorable for

faithful sendee and excellent results, and commands my admiration and

gratitude.

Th. E. Bexbdict,

Public Printer.

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Government Printing Office,

Office of Superintendent of Documents, Union Buii^ding,

Washington, D. C.July /, jSg6.

Sir : Agreeably to your suggestion, I transmit herewith, for incorporation in your

annual report, a brief summary of results attained in the work of this office during

its first full year of duty.

My first annual report, dated October i, 1895, was only nominally an "annual

report," as the office had at its date been in existence but six months, and in active operation hardly more than three months. The present report covers the operations

of the office for its first full fiscal year, namely, from July i, 1895, to June 30, 1896. Dming that period this office has received a total of 486,914 public documents of

all kinds, of which 252,602 volumes were accumulations from various Government

Departments, 143,091 were new w^ork from the Government Printing Office, 31,321 were duplicates returned from public and college libraries, and 60,000 (estimated) were copies received from the Printing Office and the various Government publishing bureaus to be catalogued. Of the documents received, 189,524 were distributed as follows : To depository libraries, 105, 170 volumes ; to libraries other than depositories, 65,823 ; specific works distributed according to law on the order of Members of Congress, 13,580; supplied to Government Departments and Bureaus to complete official

files, etc., 951; sold, 3,581 copies for the sum of ^889.09. The remaining copies, 297,551 in number, have been preserved in this office, where they are assorted, classified, and made available for use. It seems to me a moderate estimate to say that the value of the public documents thus reclaimed from the vaults and lofts of Depart- ments and libraries, where they were entirely useless, is half a million dollars. Their

first cost was certainly much more than this. From these rescued documents a document library of about 15,000 distinct publi- cations has been created, "accessioned," shelf listed, etc., so that it is immediately

available for reference, not only in our own work, but for the convenience of all who

choose to use it. The depositor)' libraries, which numbered 420 October i, 1895, now number 445. A new list of libraries, to receive the fractional remainders of Congressional quotas

under the provisions of section 68 of the printing law, has been created by Congressional designation, and now numbers 253. To libraries of this class 9,359 volumes

have already been sent, and this has been accomplished under the new law without

printing an additional book by utilizing books which formerly belonged to nobody

and went to waste. Many more books are in sight for speedy sending to this class of libraries. An additional list of libraries, numbering at this time 623, has been

created, to receive the publications of the United States Geological Survey, under

section 79 of the printing law and joint resolution 19 of the Fifty-fourth Congress.

To this class of libraries 54,749 publications have already been sent, and many more

are to be sent at an early day. Thus, instead of the 420 libraries which were on the

list when I reported to you last year, we have now 1,321 libraries to which we send

regular supplies, and we have had exchanges with many which are not regularly on

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I have also had added to the mailing branch of my work a list of addresses for the Compilation of Messages and Papers of the Presidents, which, when the Congressional designations are all in, will make a subscription list of 21,000 names

for a work which is now expected to fill at least seven volumes and to be in course

of publication for several years. Only those who have handled such a list under

similar circumstances can form an idea of the amount of work and attention to

detail it involves. During the year the following works have been produced for publication: Eight- een monthly catalogues, aggregating 701 pages; Checklist of Public Documents, 222 pages; first annual report and tables, 36 pages; first draft of a proposed bill to reduce the cost, increase the value, and simplify the methods of publication of the

public documents furnished to designated depository libraries, 17 pages; Document

Catalogue (or Comprehensive Index), 638 pages; an aggregate of 1,614 printed

pages, of which 1,561 pages are catalogue work, while enough additional work has been done in preparing copy for the second Document Catalogue and the first Docu- ment Index (or Consolidated Index) to make the first year's cataloguing fully equal

to 2,000 printed pages. The official correspondence of the office has been almost overwhelming in its voluminousness. I have not been able to spare the clerical assistance necessary to keep a count of the letters written, but I estimate the number at not less than 20,000, and of course an equal number were received. For long periods they have averaged more than 100 per day on each side of the count. They came from everywhere and

treated upon almost everything conceivable relating in any way to the public documents. Indeed, this office seems already to be generally regarded as a universal bureau of information on this subject. Numerous public officials receiving letters of inquiry relating to documents not within their immediate purview have referred them to me, thus increasing the already great number of queries pouring in; I am far from objecting to this. I assume that one of the purposes in establishing this office was to create an information bureau for documents, and that function it very will- ingly undertakes to fulfill. In his Forum article on the Government as a great publisher, Mr. Spofford said that the lack of adequate catalogues of public documents was measureably offset by the existence of "living indexes" in Washington. This

office is fortunate in the possession of one of these living indexes, and is doing something also to provide the catalogues which are so sadly needed. The sales of documents have reached an average of over 1,000 a month, and this

class of the work of the office involves a vast amount of labor in looking up old and

obscure documents to which correspondents can not give intelligible references, answering inquiries for documents which we are unable to supply, and supplying

price lists to correspondents from whom we get no orders. Work of this sort does

not show in the monthly and annual reports, but I see no way to escape doing it. If we could supply all the documents that are asked for, and if all our correspondents

who ask for quotations should buy the documents quoted to them, the sales would

be more nearly 5,000 than 1,000 documents a month.

This is a brief outline of the more important branches of the work of this office during the past year. The growth has been rapid in every department, and there is reason to anticipate continued increase, so that to carry on the work efficiently and

make the office in even greater measure the public convenience which it has already

proved, a more numerous force and enlarged facilities will soon be an obvious

necessity. Since my former report the following depositories have been dropped from the list:

St. John's College I^ibrary Fordham, N. Y. Chamber of Commerce I^ibrary Fort Worth, Tex.

Public Library Macon, Ga.

Missouri Military Academy Library Mexico, Mo. Seminary Library Mount Carroll, 111. Ladies' Library Association Port Huron, Mich.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

Since my former report the following depositories have been added to the list: Library of University of New Mexico Albuquerque, N. Mex.

Public Library ^ Asheville, N. C. Free Public Library Beatrice, Nebr. Bucyrus Memorial Library Bucyrus, Ohio. John Crerar Library Chicago, 111. Western Resen.-e Historical Society - Cleveland, Ohio. Eau Claire Pubhc Library Eau Claire, Wis.

Public Library and Reading Room Elizabeth, N. J. Pubhc Library - Fort Wayne, Ind. Galesburg Public Library Galesburg, 111. Library' of St. INIarys University Galveston, Tex.

Public Library Hudson, Mass. Stryker Library Lambertville, N. J. Cossitt Library Memphis, Tenn.

T. B. Scott Free Library Merrill, Wis.

Cornell College Library ".. .Mount Vernon, Iowa.

University of the City of New Yoik New York City, N. Y. Norfolk Public Library Norfolk, Va. William McCanu Library Norristown, Pa.

Clafiin Colored Normal, Industrial, Agricultural, and Mechanical College. Orangeburg, S. C. Buies Creek Academy Poes, N. C. Winthrop Normal and Industnai College Library Rockhill, S. C. Public Library Rockford, 111. Library of the Industrial Institute and College of Louisiana Ruston, La. Sheldon Jackson College Library .Salt Lake City, Utah. Santa Rosa Free Library - Santa Rosa, Cal. South Omaha Public Library South Omaha, Nebr. Tabor College Library- Tabor, Iowa. Red River Valley L^niversity Wahpeton, N.Dak. West Point Public Library West Point, Miss. Alexander Campbell Free Library Wheeler, Ala. The total number, which last year was 420, is now 445. Documents have been received and distributed since the date of my former report

as follows: Received from

Government Printing Office, for distribution to libraries 143,048 Departments 154,554 Exchanges from libraries 31, 289 House folding room 25 Senate document room 665 House document room. 394 United States Geological vSurvey 68, 890 Agricultural Department, consignment for sale 20,493 Government Printing Office, for sale 6,873 Books returned 31 Senate folding room 609 Total number of documents received 426, 871 Distributed toDesignated depositories and State and Territorial libraries 105, 170 Miscellaneous libraries , i, 715 Departments, bureaus, etc., for official use 289 Congressional Record designations 8,475

Official Register designations i, 165 Library of Congress , i Geological designated list, 1895 54, 749 Senate folding room 548 House folding room 40 Individuals, exchanges 262 "Remainder" designations 9,359 Messages and papers of the Presidents designations 3, 940 Government Printing Office 60 Agricultural Department, returns 100 S. Doc. 18 2
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Distributed to—continued. Executive Mansion ^ Senate library 6 House library 4

U. vS. S. Machias 2 Replace copies lost in the mails 2 Sample copy i Individuals 9 Sales 3,581 Total number of documents distributed 189,481 Total number of documents received 426,871 Total number of documents on hand July i, 1896 237, 390 Very respectfully, F. A. Crandai.1.,

Superintendent of Documents. Hon. Thos. E. Benedict,

Public Printer.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.

Go\^RNMENT Printing Office,

Washington, D. C, December i, i8c/6. Sir: Concerning the condition of the steam power and heating plant of the Gov- ernment Printing Office, I have the honor to make the following report

The present boiler and steam-power plant has not been altered or added to during

the year, and is in good condition. The additions and changes to the steam-heating

plant of the office, undertaken in 1895, have been practically completed, and the

entire new heating coil system has, with but slight exceptions, been put under lowpressure steam. Previous to the full installation of the new electric generating plant the maximum

capacity of the several engines was as follows : Electric-light engine, 120 horsepower

pressroom engine, 75 horsepower ; stereotype-foundry engine, 25 horsepower ; machine-shop engine, 10 horsepower; carpenter-shop engine, 10 horsepower; a total, including 80 horsepower (estimated) for elevator pumps and 50 horsepower for various manufacturing purposes, of 370 horsepower in use, exclusive of the steam

required for heating purposes, which, prior to the winter of 1895-96, was furnished by live or high- pressure method, the boilers being crowded to their utmost to meet

the service. After the full installation of the new electric-generating plant in dynamo room,

the substitution of motors for engines in several of the working divisions, and the use of pumps to supply the new toilet system ^nth water and to return the water of condensation to the boilers, the power load was increased 185 horsepower, as follows : Electric-light engines (maximum indicated), 310 horsepower ; pressroom engines

(maximum indicated), 60 horsepower ; elevator-pumps engines, 80 horsepower (esti- mated) ; pump on closet service, 30 horsepower (estimated); steam for various manufacturing purposes, 50 horsepower ; steam for ventilating closets, driving feed pumps, etc., 25 horsepower; making a total of 555 horsepower.

During the winter of 1894-95 the building was inadequately heated by means of the high-pressure system then in use, and the space to be heated was only about

i>959>955 cubic feet. During the fall of the year 1895 the new fifth story over the southwest wing, the paper warehouse on the ground floor, the new roller-casting room, the new stereotype-plate vault, and a connecting corridor between the H-street and southwest wings were also piped for heating, increasing the space to be heated

for the \rinter of 1895-96 to 2,357,442 cubic feet, or 397,487 cubic feet more than the

previous winter. The low-pressure heating system as now in operation is so far completed that the

additional demand for 185 horsepower and 397,487 cubic feet of heat is fulh' met with

the same grate surface of boilers heretofore in use, the apparent increase in steaming

capacity being due to the more perfect utilization of the waste heat in the exhaust steam throughout the building, and of the waste heat of chimney gases through the

boiler economizer. Under the live-steam heating system the water of condensation from the heating coils was allowed to escape into the sewers, and cold water was pumped from the city water mains into the boilers, while the engines in use were, with one exception, of the noncondensing kind. Under the present system with con19
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densing engines the water from the heating coiLs is turned hot through a feed-water heater and economizer* furnishing feed water to the steam boilers at a temperature

of from 190° to 270°, thus effecting a great saving.

The new west wing, the new boiler house, and the new machine shop add 647,378 cubic feet of space to be heated during .the coming winter, making a total of 3,004,820 cubic feet, or 647,378 cubic feet more than the past winter, and practically 50 per cent more than diuring the winter of 1894-95. This additional space will be

heated by steam from the new boilers now being erected. These consist of inter- nally fired steel boilers, Scotch type, with their attached fuel economizers, the combined heating surface of both boilers and economizers being 7,476 square feet. The

grate surface in both boilers is 105 square feet, making a ratio of grate to heating

surface as i is to 70.9. On the same basis of computation as applied to the old

boilers, the new ones will yield 560.7 horsepower, which, added to the rating of the

old, gives the steam plant a total available capacity of 980.7 horsepower. The system

of steam mains between the new and old boilers is such that steam may be taken from either set of boilers to either one or all of the engines. The new boilers are designed to carry a pressure of 150 pounds per square inch, which will, for the

first time since they were put in, enable the compound engines to develop their maximum power and efficiency. The old boilers are 8 and 9 nine years old, respectively, and are not allowed more than 100 pounds pressure per square inch, which

will practically limit their work to heating purposes after the new ones are completely installed. That there has been a considerable saving in the matter of coal is shown as follows: During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1894, 3,671.5 tons were used; the following

year, 1895, 3,123.3 tons, and for the year ending June 30, 1896, 3,874.6 tons. This covers the period during which the three boilers in use have been in service, and shows that while at times during the past year there has been used 185 more

horsepower than in previous years, and that nearly 400,000 cubic feet of additional space has been heated, the coal consumption for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1896, was but 203.1 tons more than for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, during each

of which there was a long session of Congress.

These are very gratifying results when it is remembered that under the old heating

system the building was but insufficiently warmed, and that with the new system in operation the building was thoroughly heated during the past winter, the pressrooms

particularly being kept continuously at a uniform and comfortable temperature.

Respectfully submitted. George^ E. Reid, Chief Engmeer.

Hon. Thos. E. Bejnkdict,

Public Printer.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF ELECTRICIAN,

Government Printing Office,

Washington , D. C, December i, i8g6. Sir: I have the honor to submit the following concerning the electric plant of the Government Printing Office

LIGHTING.

At this date the entire office is lighted by electricity, while a year ago onl}^ a portion of the first and second floors and the foundry were thus lighted. In addition,

all of the machinery in the office, with the exception of about twenty printing

presses, is being driven by electric motors, and these will soon have electric-motor connections, when the entire machinery plant will be controlled from the dynamo

room. There are at present connected to the electric-lighting mains over 4,200 i6-candle- power incandescent lamps. This number will be increased to about 5,000 when the

lighting system is fully installed. Prior to the operation of the new electric plant

there were but 1,400 i6-candlepower incandescent lamps in use. Gas for lighting is now used only for watch pilot lights during hours when the

electric plant is not in operation. From January i to November 30 of this year there was used 3,877,300 cubic feet of gas less than during the corresponding months of

1895. During the past eleven months there was used 1,520,700 cubic feet of gas for

lighting, and 808,600 cubic feet for manufacturing purposes. The use of gas for manufacturing purposes is necessary, and the introduction of a storage battery or the con- tinuous running of the electric generators would be required for lighting on Sundays

and holidays and from midnight until 8 a. m. if its use were entirely discontinued. Accompanying I submit a diagram (No. i, page 23) showing the gas consumed

during 1896, compared with that consumed in 1895, Diagram No. 2 (page 24) shows the growth of the electric plant during the past two years. The solid line shows the electrical output, in amperes, on November 12, 1896—a cloudy day—thus accounting for the high lighting load during the daytime.

The dotted line shows the output, in amperes, of the old electric plant on November

12, 1894, for lighting only. At that time the office was using no electric power,

while the card for November 12, 1896, was nearly one-half motor load. These are main readings and not the highest fluctuations of the load, which frequently during

the day was more than 1,800 amperes. This card shows the increase in our electrical output more clearly than would a written description.

The enlargement of the plant is not the only interesting feature. The new plant

is much more efficient than the old, both in generators and engines. The efficiency of the new lamps and wiring has largely aided in giving an increased percentage of

light without increase in the consumption of coal. To show this completely, I sub- mit a diagram (No. 3, page 25) of the average readings for the first week in November during the years 1893, 1894, and 1896. The readings are for lighting only.

During the year 1895 we were putting in our new electric plant ; consequently no

readings were taken.

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This diagram evidences the noticeable fact that the lighting load during November, 1893, and November, 1894, was larger during the daytime, when the office had

but 1,200 or 1,400 i6-candlepower incandescent lamps in service, than in November,

1896, when there was over 4,000 i6-candlepower lamps in service. The economic

result is due to the high efficiency of the present system in insulation, lamps, and

the high standard of all the lighting apparatus, including the dynamos.

EI^KCTRIC MOTORS. Owing to the great variety of machines in the office, the application of electric motors to them presented many problems. How successfully these have been solved

is shown by the large number of individual directly connected motors that have been

used successfully since they were started. With these motors we are now running

large web printing presses, working at a speed of 16,000 impressions an hour, as well

as the smallest Gordon; also cutting, indexing, stabbing, folding, case-making, ruling,

sewing, and other machines, and signature presses and blowers. The engines in the foundry, carpenter shop, and machine shop have been disused,

and their work is now being done by belted motors. There are in daily use in the office 117 directly connected and 10 belted motors, varying in size from one-sixth to 30 horsepower, making a total of 383 horsepower

in electric motors. Added to this is a 30-horsepower motor used in connection with

the Sprague elevator in the new west wing.

The electric power necessary to do all the work of the office at night, including

the running of the large web presses on which the Congressional Record is printed,

produced less than 20 per cent of the friction load of the pressroom engine and shafting. This item alone shows how great have been the economic gains of electrical transmission of power over the old shaft and belt system.

With the introduction of motors and the necessity of having them operated by persons, many of whom are women, wholly without experience in handling such apparatus, it became absolutely necessary to adopt some method of control and protection

against carelessness and ignorance. This has been done by fitting every motor with

automatic circuit breakers. During the entire year not an armature has been burned

out ( save one belonging to a motor put in on trial ) or a field coil given out on one of the motors.

I submit herewith a tabulated report (page 26) showing the daily operations of the

electric plant during the month of October, 1896, and the relative amount of current used for lighting and power. The output for that month is an average monthly

record when Congress is not in session, during which period there is an increase of about 50 per cent. ECONOMY OF USE OF EI.ECTRICITY. The cost of electrical production for the month of October was 3 ^ cents per kilo- watt hour. This includes cost of help in dynamo and engine room and the boiler house; also coal, oil, waste, and necessary incidentals. This very low cost of power

shows for itself how economically our present electric plant is being operated.

The cost for maintenance and repairs necessary to the lighting and power branches

of the electric plant will be very small indeed if the present indications can be

taken as a criterion from which to make conservative estimates. Records of these items are now being compiled, and a full report will be submitted when they are

sufficiently advanced to give reliable figures.

Respectfully submitted. W. H. Tapi^ey, Chief Electrician. Hon. Thos. E. Benedict,

Public Printer,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

Diagram i. —Record of gas consumed by the Governmejit Priniing Office from

fail liary i to November so, i8g^ and i8g6.

[Solid line shows amount of gas consumed in 1S95. Dotted line shows amount consumed in 1896.] Cubic

Feet %

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Report of daily operations of Government Printing Office electric plant for month

ending October , i8g6.

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service. Engines

in ser- vice.

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925-925

932. 525

939- ^25

971.300

950. 950

938. 850 916.575

896. 500 961.950

978. 175 1,030.425

998. 800

902. 825

924. 000 933-075

963- 325

918. 775

903- 925

909. 150

953- 425

943. 800

867. 075

861. 025

754- 600

853. 600

878. 212

783- 950

24, 791. 862

253. 000

240. 625

252. 175

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79

257.400

300. 850

259- 325

229. 900

238. 425

222. 200

235- 950

247. 500

235- 950

256. 025

239. 528

271. =^50

275. 000

308. 000

254. 100

235- 675

262. 900

226. 875

253- 275

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213 675

223. 300

218. 075

212. 025

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Ught- mg.

576. 180

574- 145

595- 677

661. 292

632. 087

590. 810

562. 430 574-970

598. 097

644-655 693.632

643- 197

596. 860

587- 895

689. 095

601 672

636. 845

574- 970

574- 420

707- 905

632- 555

574- 805

564- 300 435-572

543- 867 559-762

525- 16,152.807

602. 745

599- 005

595- 622

567. 407

619. 712

607. 365

584- 045

559- 955

586. 052

569- 470

584. 292 591-552 561.990

575-630

515- 130

636. 652

589- 930

583- 055

570- 405

508. 420

538. 120

545- 545

532. 675

532- 702

533- 032

536- 525

472.

15, 299- 875

Total for

24 hours.

1, 178.925

I, 173- 150

I, 191.300

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I, 251. 800

I, 198. 175

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I, 134-925-

I, 184. 150

I, 214. 125

I, 277-925

J, 234. 750

I, 158.850

I. 163.525

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I, 238. 325

I, 226. 775

I, 158.025

I, 144. 825

I, 216.325

I, 170.675

I, 120. 350

1,096.915

968. 275

I, 076. 900

I, 096. 287

997- 975

31-452- 712

* Cloudy and clear. t Cloudy. NOTE.—Total lamp hours (50 watts), 323,056; total number lamps used, 200; average life of lamps,

1,615 hours; total output for month, 31,452.712 K. W. hours.
DIAGRAiMS

SHOWING FLOORS OF MAIN BUILDING. LEASED BUILDINGS. AND BRANCHES

OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. LOCATION OF EACH DIX^ISION. NATURE OF EACH DIVISION'S WORK. AND LOCATION

.\ND CHARACTER OF THE MACHINERY.

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APPENDIX. >

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APPENDIX.

No. I.

Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for

thefiscal year endedJune so, iSg6, and the condition of the appropriations July /, 1896.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1896 : Appropriation, act March 2, 1S95 $15, 100.00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year , 15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1895 : Balance July 1, 1895 62.87 Disbursed during fiscal year 41 .69 Balance July i, 1896 21. 18 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1896 : Appropriation, act March 2, 1895 . . 3,000. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 913. 39 Balance July i, 1896 86.61 Printing and binding, 1893 : Balance July i, 1895 60, 427.50

(,Xo disbursements.) Printing and binding, 1893 and 1S94 : Balance Julj- i, 1895 173. 20 (No disbursements.) Printing and binding, 1894 : Balance July i, 1895 22,946.05 Transferred on books of Treasury' for printing, etc 56. 15

23, 002. 20 Disbursed for labor during fi.scal year $317.96 Disbursed for material and supplies 816. oo ~ I- 133- 96 Balance July i, 1896 21,868.24 Printing and binding, 1895: Balance July i, 1895 601, 277. 18 Appropriation, act February' 12, 1896 583. 33 Received from sales of extra documents, etc i, 721.98 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 36, 971. 75

640. 454. 24 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $98, 240. 40 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 38, 515. 50 Disbursed for paper 122,141.62 Disbursed for material and supplies 244, 063. 90

502, 961. 42 Balance July I, 1896 137,492.82 Printing and binding, 1896: Appropriation, act March 2, 1895 2,810,320.00 Appropriation, act February' 26, 1896 7,000.00 Appropriation, act March 20, 1896 25,000.00 Appropriation, act June 8, 1896 132, 350. 00 Received for printing, etc - 14, 341. 85 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 166,640.47 Repayments (to correct errors on pay rolls, etc.) . . 56. 07

3, 155, 708. 39 31
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Printing and binding, 1S96—Continued. Disbursed for labor during fiscal j^ear $2, 228, 343. 24 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 39, 345. 71 Disbursed for paper 266, 437. 46 Disbursed for material and supplies 330, 610. or

$2, 864, 736. 42 Balance July i, 1896 290,971.97 Printing Annual Report (1893) Secretary of Agriculture; ^ Balance July i, 1895 • 2, 940. 89 Disbvtrsed for labor during fiscal year 16. 50 Balance July i, 1896 2,924.39 Printing Annual Report (1894) Secretary of Agriculture: Balance July i, 1895 292, 796. 70 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $235, 764. 69 Disbursed for paper 38,094.87 Disbursed for material and supplies 18, 449. 37

292, 30S. 93 Balance July i, 1896 , 487. 77 Printing Annual Report (1895) Secretary of Agriculture: Appropriation, act Februarj' 26, 1896 ' 300,000.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $10, 438. 77 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 180.50 Disbursed for paper 32, 713. 05 Disbursed for material and supplies 3, 177. so

46, 509. 82 Balance July i, 1896 , , 253, 490. 18 Publication of Eleventh Census reports: =====

Balance July i, 1895 205, 772. 35 Appropriation, act June 8, 1896 250, 000. 00

Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 183,485.64 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 3, 165. 00 Disbursed for paper 31, 06S 46 Disbursed for material and supplies 9,000.25_ J26, 719. 35 Balance July i, 1896 329, 053. 00 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, 1895 - Balance July i, 1895. 6ro. 00 Disbursed for rent.. 610,00 Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent: ^====

Balance July i, 1895 3^055-57 Disbursed for rent , 2, 833. 32 Balance July i, 1896 222.25 Printing memorial volume, centennial celebration of laying corner stone of the

Capitol: Balance July I, 1895 4,752.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $660. 23 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 616.00 Disbursed for paper , 993-92 Disbursed for material and .supplies 188. 75

2, 458. 90 Balance July i, 1896 2,293.10 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1S96 and 1897: ====

Appropriation, act April 25, 1896 42,500.00 (No disbursements.)

Publication of Special Report on Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding, 1896 and 1897: Appropriation, act April 25, 1S96 40,000.00 (Xo disbursements.) Machinery, etc., new building, Government Printing Office: Appropriation, act June 8, 1896 60,000.00 (No disbursements.)
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No. 2.RtxapitulatioJi of statement of condition of appropriations fuly i, i8g6^ as shozcn by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1S96 ; $15, 100.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1595 62. 87

1596 3, 000. 00 Public printing and binding:

1S93 60, 427. 50

1S93 and 1S94 173. 20 1894 23, 002. 20 1895 ^ 640,454.24

1S96 3, 155, 708. 39 Printing Annual Report Secretary- of Agriculture:

1893 , 2, 940. 89 1594 -. 292, 796. 70 1595 300, 000. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census reports 455, 772. 35 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, 1S95 610.00 Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent 3, 055. 57 Printing memorial volume, centennial celebration of laying corner stone of the

Capitol 4, 752. 00 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1896 and 1897 42, 500.00 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding, 1896 and 1S97. . 40, 000. 00 Machiuer\', etc., new building. Government Printing Office 60, 000. 00 Total 5,100,355.91 DISBVRSEMEXTS. Pay of employees 2, 657, 267.43 Paper 491,449.38 lithographing and engraving 81, 822. 71 Material and supplies other than paper 609, 749. 10 Salaries, office of the Public Printer 15, 100.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1595 $41-69

1596 2, 913. 39

2, 955 . 08

3, 858, 343. 70 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1595 $21. 18 1596 86.61 Public printing and binding:

1593 60, 427. 50

1893 and 1894 173.20

1894 21, 868. 24 1895 137, 492- 82

1S96 290,971.97 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1^93 2, 924. 39 1594 487. 77 1895 253, 490. 18 Publication of Eleventh Census reports 329, 053. 00 Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent 222. 25 Printing memorial volume, centennial celebration of laying corner stone

of the Capitol 2,293.10 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1896 and 1897. ... 42, 500.00 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding,

1896 and 1897 40, 000. 00 Machinery-, etc., new building. Government Printing Office 60,000.00

I, 242, 012. 21 Total , 5,100,355.91

vS. Doc. 18 3
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 3.—C/(7i-5//f(f<:^ statement of payments, by appropriations, for fiscal year ended

fline 30, i8g6.

Appropriation. L,abor. Paper

Material and

supplies.

L,ithograph- ing and

engraving.

Total.

Salaries. of?ice of Public Printer, 1896. Contingent expenses, office of Public

Printer

1895

$15, 100 ,00 $15, 100. 00

41.69

2,913-39

1,133-96

502, 961 .42

2, 864, 736. 42

16.50

292, 308. 93

46, 509. 82

126,719-35

2, 833.32

2, 458. 90

$41.69

2, 913. 39

816. 00

244, 063. 90

330,610.01

1896 Public printing and binding ; 1S94 317.96

98, 240. 40

2, 228, 343. 24

16.50

235, 764- 69

10, 438. 77

83, 485. 64

1895 1896 Printing Annual Report of Secretary

of Agriculture : 1893- •••

$122, 141.62

266, 437. 46

138,515-50

39> 345- 71

1894 38, 094. 87

32, 713-05

31, 068. 46

18,449. 37 3.177-50

9, 000. 25

2, 833.32

188. 75-

1895 Publication of Kleventh Census re- ports Removal and storage of certain matcfisl Oovcrimiciit Printing Office

180. 50

3, 165. 00

Building for Government Printing

Printing memorial volume, centennial celebration of laying corner

stone of the Capitol . Total

660. 23 993. 92 616. 00

2, 672, 367. 43 491, 449. 38 612, 704. 18 81,822. 71 3.858, 343-70

No. ^.—Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing,

and engraving during fiscal years i88g to 1896, both inclusive.

Appropriation. 1889. 1890. 1891.

$3, 339, 588.51

198, 109. 65

1892.

$2, 598, 146. 35

240, 713. 71 41, 650. 68

5, 148. 51

16, 802. 25

2, 254. 82

$2, 891, 293. 91

173, 378.59

258. 19 3,719. 88

19, 75T-62

186. 40

11, 401. 41

|3, 225, 469 99

135,817.56

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887-88 Third L,abor Report

3, 833- 14 5- 036. 58

12, 740,37

135.85 13.327-09 Bulletins, Bureau of LUhnology 229.97

48, 270. 80

14, 406, 65

9, 150. 00

10,133-47

1,093.82

279. 93 Consular reports on cattle and dairy Enlargement of building. Government

1,593- 06

4, S50. 00

304- 51

Engine and boiler. Government Print461.50

5, 727- 36

3, 638. 40

19,007.99

Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands

Printing Report (1887) on Commerce

and Navigation

837. 96

Printing Report on Diseases of the

26, 502. 83

30, 833. 48 Eleventh Census reports Total 2, 988, 001. 03 3, 107,017.50 3, 570, 502. 40 3. 450, ,S65. 86
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

No. 4.

Statement shozving expendituresfor labor, material, paper, etc. —Continued.

Appropriation. 1893. 1894. 1895. 1896.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Removal and storage Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands

Is, 240, 103. 56

154, 820. 46

4, 040. 00

340. 79

ii3> 035.35

11,634- 35

I3, 542, 316. 57

215, 044. 87

8, 062. 90

$2, 969, 146. 85

299, 301.41

7, 360. GO

13,368, 831.80

338, S35. 25

610. GO

Eleventh Census reports Printing second edition Growth of Ini53>327-oi

4, 230. 48

172, 045. 57 126, 719. 35

Building for Government Printing Of6, 944- 43

248. 00

2, 833. 32

2, 458. 90

Printing memorial volume, centennial

celebration of laying corner stone of

Total 3, 523, 974- 51 3,922, 981.83 3, 455, 046. 26 3, 84G, 2S8. 62

No. 5.

Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June so, iSg6, the sources from luhich received, and to what accounts

deposited.

Deposited to credit of appropriations for public printing and binding:

Printing for Nav}- Department |i2, 971. 30 Printing for Commissioners of the District of Columbia 2, 570. 22 Printing for Smithsonian Institution 171. 28 Binding Rebellion Records 150. go Printing for Department of Justice 104. 91 Printing for Post-Office Department 28. 31 Printing for War Department 27.00 Printing for Industrial Home School, District of Columbia 11. 75 Electrotyping for T'uited States Fish Commission 10. go Printing for Commissioner of Freedman's Sa\nngs and Trust Company 6.05 Electrotyping for United States Geological Survey 5.00 Printing for office of building for I^ibrarj- of Congress 4. 41 Binding for Bureau of American Ethnology 3. 60 Total 16,063.83 Deposited to credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources: Sales of extra documents $5, 525. 64 Sales of waste paper 13^ 499. 12 Sales of Congressional Directory 327. 08 Sales of Congressional Record 2,998.85 Printing speeches 15, 547. 47 Printing speech envelopes 33.00 Proceeds of waste gold leaf 5, 077. 54 Sales of leather scraps 2, 244. 67 Sales of stereot\-pe dross . : i, 159. 64 Sales of scrap iron 695. 49 Sales of condemned machinery 9, 713. 30 Sales of old packing boxes 306. 59 Sales of condemned type i, 664. 90 Sales of old tj^pe metal 4, 826. 50 Sales of old belting 201. 35 Sales of sundry condemned articles 53- 24

^3' ^74- 38 Total 79,938.21
36 REPORT OI^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Eslhiiatcs of approf^)ia/ious foi- piiblir pi-i)ili)!<r and bijidiuo- foi- f]ic fiscal vcar cnd-

^Ji^i' J^^'^'-' 3^>y ^^"^9^- siibmillt'd /o //w Srr/r/arj' of tJic Tirasiiry for presentation

to the seco)id session of the Fifty-fourth Congress.

Wages $2, 409, 272. 17 Materials 367, 240. 00 Paper 509,573-75 Branch offices 201, 100. 00 lyithographing and engraving 80,000.00 Total 3,567,185.92 No. 6.

Stateme?it shoiving the disbwsement on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended fune jo,

iSg6.

Public Printer $4,500.00 Chief clerk 2, 400. 00 Two clerks, at $1,800 each per annum 3, 600. 00 Two clerks, at |i,6oo each per annum 3, 200. 00 One clerk 1,400.00

15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses of the office. . . •. 2, 955. 08 Total 18,055.08 No. 7.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of public printing and

binding during the fiscal year elided fune jo, i8g6.

Wages $2,326,901.60 Improvements and repairs to building; Repairs to roof ' '. .*. 4S7. 18 Raising roof of boiler house 390. 00 Plumbing and gas-fitting supplies 4, 601. 70 Klectric supplies 13, 715. 63 lyumber 7,221.28 Hardware 350. 00 Paint, etc 702. 38 Glass, puttj^ etc 145. 38 Material for and constructing new water-closets 13, 907. 37 Fitting lip new wash room basins i, 188. 27 Plans and specifications for new water-closets and wash rooms 2, 435.60 Galvanized-iron air flues 553. 53 Covering steam pipes with asbestus 2, 472. 70 Floor tiling 1,367.50 greeting iron stairways 365. 62 F^recting gallery around engine 575. 00 Platform and stairwa3^ for compound engine 400. 00 Iron spiral stairway 121.00 Covering ceiling of bindery with muslin 398. 28 Erecting partition on fifth floor 137. 00

820 coils of steam pipe 3,895.00 Steam fixtures 90.00

2 water tanks 431.63 Fire-alarm box 125.00 Iron, steel, etc ; 601.47 Iron columns, beams, and tie-rods 672. 92 Beam clamps , 126.00 Beam clips 137. 50 Window awnings and shades 238. 28 Nails 172.30 Screws 365.76 Lime 28.95 Cement 899. 71 Brick 941.03
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

Firebrick $55- oo Fire clay i6. 25 Sand 199-45 Gravel 3 9° Oyster shells 43 20 Stone , * . 12S.40 Locks, hinges, etc 105. 95 Brickwork 3 1 • 00 Zinc 106.30 Sash cord 11.38 Paving 130. 77 Window sashes 288. 85 Skylights 126.00 Hoods and pipes for stereotype furnace 88. 00 Shelving and bins 70. 68 Repairs to cold-air pipes, spouting, etc 55- 00 Scraping and painting smokestack , 49 50 Labor on metal kettles 30. 75 Constructing manhole 24. 97 Angle irons 10. 75 Angle-iron brackets 42. 00 Door checks go. 00 Floor registers 11.00 Changing location of gas meters 14.65 Gongs , 10. 50 Miscellaneous 393. 23 Machinery, tools, and implements:

Printing presses:

I web perfecting $23,000.00 iiNo. 2Huber 41,550.00

8 Whitlock. bed 29 by 42 inches 17, 200. 00

I Whitlock, bed 37 by 52 inches 3, 100.00

I No, 5 AVa.shington hand 200. 00

I jol) proof 68. 00

85, 118. 00

I engine, generator, etc 18, 596. 00

82 electric motors 11,184.05

I electric switchboard 6, 200. 00

4 No. 3 Smyth book-sewing machines 4, Soo. 00

I quadruple folding machine, with automatic pointer and economic feeder. . . 3, 550. 00

I hydraulic freight elevator 2, 350.00

I fuel economizer and .stack i, 272. 00 43 cabinets 2,308.39

18 electric controllers i, 654. 55 3S1 valves , , 1,641.27

3 Hickok ruling machines i, 620. 00 Shafting, couplings, hangers, pulleys, etc i, 197. 43 Gear wheels and pinions i, 168. 67 40 J-horsepower worm-reducing motions i, 038. 40 9 finisher's tables 1.003.00

II armatures for electric motors 918. 96

2,400 patent side sticks , 900. 00

12 iron side and foot sticks 14. 96

1 Xo. 5 embossing machine 950. 00

2 double-head wire stitching machines 900. 00

1 combined .slotterand drill , 770. 00

2 Seniple book-trimming machines 74S. 00

1 feed-water heater 713 00 Fixtures to presses 653. 15 400 electric switches 633.34

1 36-inch pipe-cutting machine 630. 00

Fi.xtures for stitching machines 620. 37

2 pipe machines 655. 50

I black-leading machine 500.00

I planing machine 4S0.00

276 stereotype blocks 493. 50 Repairing 64 stereotype blocks 37. 70
38 RKPORT OF THH PUBLIC PRINTER.

2 shaving machines I480. 00

I No. 4 combined pump and governor 460. 00

I 29-inch roller backing machine 425. 00

I 21-inch roller backing machine 425. 00

5 catalogue cases, w^ith figures 401.48

I registering accountant 375-00

3 electrot^'pe furnaces 365.50

6 case-smoothing machines 351. 00

12 electric fans 282.00 Fixtures to book-sewing machines 251. 66

1 reversible book-sewing machine

.

250. 00

200 3-inch iron roll-paper cores 240. 00

2,500 clips 215. 00

2 exhausts and i blower 211. 20

1 power stabbing machine 200.00

5,000 blocks for storing curved electrotype plates 200. 00 4 standing presses 180.00

2 15-foot hoists 176. 25 Fixtures for book-trimming machines 165. 25

2 6-disk heads for numbering machine 160.00

I imposing table with iron top 144. 50 Changing line shaft in engine room 140.00

I wax-shavmg machine 136.00

I universal index cabinet 130.00

4 heads for boring bar gears ; 126. 50

I pair 2-inch drum indicators 125. 00

I 30-inch No. 60 gauge die 125. 00

I perforating machine

-

125.00 Repairing perforating machine 33.00

I Universal scroll saw 120. 00

4 crank-shaft counterv/eights 120. 00 Repairs to beveling machine ii7-5o

12 steam gkie jackets 114.90

I plate-iron hot well tank 112.40

5 electric speed regulators 112. 00

3 make-up banks 150.00 Taking down and moving engine 105. 00

12 lettering pallets 102.00 Repairs to boilers 111.63

3 automatic dating and numbering machines 100. 00 Fixtures for roller backing machine 95-87

152 twist di'ills 90. 23 Repairs to bicycles 89. 90

76 pairs plyers 89. 79

1 valve resetting outfit 86. 00

2 type bins 80.00

I Universal trimmer 76. 00

3 platform scales 74- 50

I stock table and form rack 67. 00

1 special sort cabinet 65.00

3 chain hoists 60. 00

I steam chest 60. 00

4 hand numbering machines 59- 00

I glue heater 58- 50 Bookbinder's finishing tools 58.25

I resistance and circuit breaker 57- 50

1 slug rack 56. 00 Bolt dies, taps, sockets, and grip chuck 56.00

2 wheel guards 55 00 Repairs to engine 52. 60 Putting on'and making belts endless 51-59

I imposing stone 50.00 Taking up slack in 37-inch belt 48.69

8 electric soldering irons 48. 00

I line board 46. 00

I heater over boiler 45- 00

3 index cutters 45- 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

I ring rack $45- oo

3 tanks 44.00

12 painter's trestles 43- 20

72 i-quart benzine cans 43- 20 6 2-gallou benzine cans 5. 00

I case rack 43-00

I frame for stone and form rack 41. 00

3 steel finishing plates 40. 50 E;recting 2 telephones 40. 00 Dressing 10 imposing stones 40. 00 Fixtures for hydraulic pumps 40. 00

22 stepladders 39-53

6 wheelbarrows 39-50

I file case 38. 00

48 drip pans = 36. 75

I copy desk 35- 00

1 galley rack 35- 00 Fixtures for lead-trimming machine 35- 00

3 shoot boards and planers 34-43

7 4-inch collars for rotary board cutter 32. 21

2 tables for type cases 30. 00

I Little Giant rule cutter 30.00 Repairs to smashing machine 30. 50

1 Bailey's copjdng press, with pads, etc 29. 65 Fixtures to niling machines 28. 32 Repairs to perforating machine" 28. 00

18 sewing benches 27 00

2 drill chucks 25. 50 4 chains for elevators 24. 00

3 pairs chain tongs 24. 00

1 anvil 22. 50 Fitting I set of knives to rotary board cutter 21.00 4 galvauized-iron boxes 20. 00

2 steam-pressure gauges 18. 36

1 press table, with stone, shelves, etc 18. 00

12 serrated cutters 18. 00

25 joint rods 16. 87

7,120 brass label holders 261. 30 370 mica fronts for label holders. 7. 67

18 watering pots 16. 10

3 ratchets 16.00

2 plungers and sleeves for pump 15-50

2 stoves 15-30

1 wire rack 15. 00

2 steel squares 14- 25 3 tapelines 12. 25

12 filter tubes 12.00

2 dozen soldering irons 11. 40

14 shovels II. II

I dozen scoop shovels 11. 00 Fixtures for stabbing machine. 11.00

1 nozzle for economizer 10. 75

2 sets jaws for drill chucks 10. 00

1 marbler's comb 10.00

12 hand bellows 9.97

10 dozen bowls 9. 60

9 sets case steps 9. 00 Fixtures for folding machine 9. 00

2 pipe vises 8. 25 Fixtures for steam gauges 8. 25

2 tube scrapers 7. 69

1 pair Brock tongs 7. 20

2 soldering torches 7. 00

2 flue cleaners 7. 00

16 taps 6. 45

I pair 6-inch nippers 6. 00 4 giant nail pullers 6. 00
40 » REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

2 gas stoves $5. 70 84 mop handles 5. 70

51 gauge pins 5.40

14 augur bits 5. 09

I 60-gallou oil tank 5.00

I 60-gallon galvanized-iron tank 5.00

I oval slide vise 5. 00

I force pvimp 4. 75

I copper boiler 4.50

I gravel screen 4. 50

1 carpet stretcher and fork 4.25 3 glass water gauges 4. 20

7 hatchets 3.75

3 dozen mops 3. 75 25 dustpans 3. 55

12 cutters for routing machine 3. 00

3 inspection torches 3.00

12 round cutters 3. 00

3 saw frames 3. 00

2 ratchet braces 3.00 Fixtures to knife-grinding machine 2.60

I plumber's fire pot. . ..... 2. 50

1 2-inch pipe cutter 2.40

2 railroad lanterns 2.00

12 sets emery-wheel dressers 2.00

2 tin strainers 2. 00

2 spiggots 1.80 Cutting-machine fixtures i 50

18 lantern burners 1. 13

I pump for oil tank i.oo 3 dozen oilstones, at $10 30.00

195 pounds sandstone 11. 70 Press boards

38 brass bound $82. 70

24 cherry, 12 by 18 inches 16.20 800 sheets glazed, 24 by 32 inches 48.00

50 sheets glazed, 40 by 60 inches 25. 50

25 sheets glazed, 35 by 51 inches 4. 25 176.65 Ruling pens

15,108 points, at 1.4 cents 188.85

30,580 points, at 1.7 cents 519-85

150 points, at 2.2 cents 3.30

12.00 I^ubricators : 500 No. 2, at 3 cents 15.00 500 No. 3, at 5 cents 25. 00

40. 00

25 No. 3 lubricator cups 10. 00

I i-pint lubricator 6.60

520 finisher's rubbers 130. 00 4oii^ pounds packing 165. 34 60 dozen brooms 152. 24 76j\ dozen files 84. 24

13.557 bolts 271.48

14 dozen oilers 42. 84

7 dozen spouts for oilers 25. 90

3 oil fillers 4. 80

8 trucks 183.00 48 rubber tires for truck wheels 28. 44 Rubber tubing

205^ pounds, at 75 cents I15. 19 153 feet, at 6 cents 9. 18

24. 37 Grate bars:

45 100. 05

I set 215. 00

315-05
REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER. 41

wire for stitching machines : 1,900 pounds, at 8.5 cents $161. 50

121 pounds, at 10 cents 12. 10 800 pounds, at T0.5 cents 84.00

$257. 60

38 bookbinder's hammers 40. 78

7 dozen mallets 28. 00 58^ dozen crocks, at $1.25 72.60 690 feet hose 381. 15 30 dozen bone folders, at |i.o6 31. 80

50 wrenches 53.55

5 jaws for Stillson wrenches 3. 35

15 emerj' wheels 161. 28

72 44-inch cutter woods. 21. 60

30 glue pots 22 80

I lo-quart kettle .55

112 pounds magnolia metal, at 24 cents 26. 88

5 dozen bookbinder's awls, at $3.60 18.00

730 papers needles 35- 80

9,000 pressing blocks 820.00

61 chisels 15. 86

105 screw-drivers 26. 01

18 spatulas 8. 55 Castings

20,323 pounds $605.31

2 brass 5. 10 610.41 Stamps : 8 time 465. 00 247 rubber 37- 40

1 embossing 10. 00

9 hand 22.30

3 self-inking 9. 25

2 lever 10. 00

3 dating 5.00

. 558.95

152 ink pads for rubber .stamps 37-75 Blankets

38 pairs woolen I127. 78 32 rubber 289.48 Blanketing: . 417-26

10 yards felt .• 50. 70 6 yards rubber 31. 20 Cotton waste: 81.90

8,914 pounds, at 7 cents.-. 640. 78 947 pounds, at 7.6 cents 71-97

712- 75

1,070 feet wire 72. 25 60^ pounds manila 6. 86

79. II Cups, cans, etc 19.78 Shears, trimmers, etc.: 17 dozen pairs lo-inch shears $104.98

12 pairs shears 16. 00

37 pairs scissors 11. 70

9 pairs bent trimmers 9. go

12 pairs index .shears 21. 36

3 dozen tinner's snips 37-95 201.89

74.70 5-30

7- 50

Buckets

2 galvanized-iron pails

3 tubs

7ba.skets 10.50 Knives:

82 cutting-machine . $g8i. 94

15 board-cutter 75- 00

25 dozen shoe •.

. 19. 00 miscellaneous 5-05

1, 080. 99
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Belting (oak-tanned):

350 feet, at 6.5 cents $22. 75 200 feet, at 1 1 cents 22. 00

200 feet, at 15.4 cents 30.80

200 feet, at 19.8 cents 39.60 400 feet, at 24 cents 96.00

200 feet, at 28.6 cents 57- 20 200 feet, at 33 cents 66. 00

100 feet, at 43.4 cents 43. 40 400 feet, at 48 cents 192. 00

200 feet, at 57.2 cents 114. 40 520 feet, at 66 cents 343. 20

125 feet round 8. 25 Belting (cotton-leather):

100 feet, at 4 cents , , 4.00 40 feet, at 12 cents , 4.80

80 feet, at 14.4 cents , 11.52

125 feet, at 53.2 cents 66.50

100 feet, at 71.4 cents 71.40 200 feet, at 72 cents 144. 00

129 feet 18-inch 300. 00

64 feet 37-inch 286.00

9,000 feet cut laces Brushes:

2?,% dozen glue , $326. 70 24dozenlye 763.20

12 dozen pick 72. 00

9 dozen dusting , 42.60

10 dozen scrubbing 23. 00

I dozen whitewash 22 , 40

1 ^ dozen wall 15 50

2 dozen goat hair 14. 90

13 dozen sash tools 30. 42

15 dozen fitches 8. 25

I dozen nail 5. 00

I for gold-cleaning machine 20. 00 24 miscellaneous 24. 60

3 dozen 14-inch feather dusters Saws

60 sets circular, at $6 $360. 00

112 io><-inch circular 302. 40

14 6-inch circular 15.12

7 hand 8. 15 4 metal-slitting 6. 12 499 saw blades , 193 galleys Repairing 372 galleys

38 chases

Cases:

150 pairs type |i44. 00

207 type 120.42

103 cap 54. 08

4 rule 24. 00

7 sort 400. 66

1 font 138. 00

2 space and quad 36. 00

I charging 35.00

135 wood case stands and 1,088 cases

18 wood case stands

498 composing sticks

96 stereotype ratchets Quoins:

124 dozen Hempel's $289. 80

200 boxwood .90
log. 86

I, 058. 88

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

72 planers $i6. 20 Miscellaneous tools 45-57 Type 69,927.13 Rule I, 367- 82 Material: Printing ink:

16,836 pounds book, at 45 cents $7, 708. 50

1,681 pounds job, at 70 cents i, 176. 70 3,220 pounds cut, at |i.8o 5, 796. 00

636 pounds colored, at $1.80 i, 143. 00

150 pounds copying, at $2.30 345. 00

22634 pounds copying, at $2.50 566. 88

2 pounds bronze 9. 00 10% pounds quick-drying 21. 75 5 pounds parchment black, at $1.50 7. 50

16, 774. 33

2i]4 gallons printer's varnish 50. 50 Antimony and tin:

19,218 pounds, at 12.5 cents $2, 527. 24

1,164 pounds, at 13.5 cents i57- 14 2,684.38

1,000 pounds stereotype backing powder, at 4 cents 40. 00

9,991 pounds copper battery plates i, 348. 78

1,183 pounds copper battery rods, at 13.5 cents 159. 70 Sifted cast-iron filings : 3,660 pounds, at 2.1 cents I76. 86

1,500 pounds, at 2.2 cents : 33- 00 Tin foil

5,500 pounds, at 17.5 cents 962.50

500 pounds, at 18 cents 90.00 25% pounds, at 25 cents 6.38 Beeswax : 2,086 pounds, at 26.1 cents 544-45

201 pounds, at 34 cents 68. 34 612.79

373 pounds molding wax, at 29 cents 108. 17

2 barrels plaster of paris 3. 30

15,112 sheets bonnet board 296.37 Tissue paper : 141 reams, at $1.30 $183.30

50 reams, at $1 . 70 85 . 00

268. 30

3,600 feet blocking board, at 15 cents 540. 00 50 pounds sulphate nickel and ammonia 8.50 Sulphate of copper

2,550 pounds, at 3.9 cents $99. 45

1,275 pounds, at 4 cents : 51. 00

150. 45

7 carboys .sulphuric acid 22. 44

5 carboys muriatic acid 12. 50 840 pounds alkalene. 46. 20 200 connection hooks 6.00

50 reams stereotype backing paper, at $4.75 237. 50 Bar lead : 147,299 pounds, at 3.8 cents |5, 597. 36

18,130 pounds, at 3.9 cents 707.07

6,304.43

500 pounds solder, at 18 cents 90. 00 Bar tin : 14,280 pounds, at 15.5 cents $2,213.38

795 pounds, at 20 cents 159. 00

2, 372. 38

J, 800 pounds plumbago 550.80 Glue

19,000 pounds, at 9.2 cents $1,748.00

801 pounds ground, at 9 cents 72.09 400 pounds ground, at 12.5 cents 50.00

50 pounds, at 25 cents 12.50

4,250 pounds prepared, at 28 cents i, 190.00
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

300 pounds tablet composition, at 20 cents

7,824 pounds potash, at 4.5 cents

Roller composition : 160 pounds, at 20 cents

14,925 pounds, at 28 cents Glycerin : 1,000 pounds, at 15 cents

1,009 pounds, at 16 cents Benzine

426^ gallons, at 6.5 cents

9,201 pounds, at 10 cents

Oil:612^ gallons cylinder, at 65 cents

1,543 gallons engine, at 31 cents

51 gallons engine, at 35 cents

1025^ gallons lard, at 56 cents gallons lard, at 80 cents

50 gallons dynamo, at 50 cents

52S gallons crank, at 15 cents

103 gallons washing, at 13 cents

673 gallons washing, at 20 cents

50 gallons raw linseed, at 54 cents

10 gallons boiled linseed, at 57 cents.

200 pounds butter, at 6.5 cents

TOO pounds butter, at 6.75 cents

4 dozen quarts olive

20 dozen half pints sweet, at 49 cents.

3 quarts castor

6 bottles typewriter

85 gallons illuminating, at 20 cents. .

21 gallons gasoline

1,386.57

60 pounds Albany lubricating compound, at 12 cents 7. 20 Cotton : 7,967^ yards, at 3.7 cents I257.79'

2,000 yards, at 3.8 cents , 76. 00

1,08214 yai'ds, at 4 cents 43- 3°

5,500 yards, at 5.9 cents 324.50

2,036^^ yards, at 10 cents 203.62

10,7053/^ yards, at 11 cents , i, 178. 72 1,647^ yards, at 19.8 cents 326.20

2,410.13

200 yards canton flannel, at 12.5 cents 25.00

1,505 yards cambric 100.87 244 rolls alpaca braid, at 4 cents , 9. 76 Canvas for covering blank books:

184^4 yards, at 15 cents $27.68 75% yards, at 21.5 cents 16. 29 4,366^ yards, at 23.6 cents 1,030.48

1,074-45

17/^: yards billiard cloth 28. 52

i^/i yards enameled cloth .78

100 yards duck 37- 00

36 yards denim 5. 40

12,018 yards gray super, at 2.4 cents 288.43 Thread:

48 pounds, at 54 cents $25.92 488 pounds, at 59 cents 287. 92

2,802 pounds, at 60 cents i, 6S1. 20 52 pounds, at 69 cents 35-88

95 pounds, at 76 cents _ 72. 20

1,260 pounds, at 90 cents i, 134 00

40 spools, at 71 cents 28.40

542 spools, at 85.7 cents 384. 80

250 spools, at $1.143 • 285. 76

100 spools, at $1.428 142. 80

4 spools 4-86 — 4, 083. 74

$60. 00

352. 10

$32. 00

4, 179. 00 4,211.00

150. 00

161.44 311-44

27. 71 920. 10

947. 81

397- 52

478. 33 17-85 57-40

75-27

25. 00

79. 21 13-39

134. 60

27. 00 5-70

13.00

6 76 22.94 9.80

1.50

I. 00

17. 00 3-30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

Twine:

9,600 pounds, at 5.S cents $556. 80

1,000 pounds, at 6.4 cents 64. 00

700 pounds, at 6.75 cents 47.25

i,Soo pounds, at 6.S cents 122. 40

100 pounds, at 9.3 cents , 9.30

20 pounds, at 21 cents 4 . 20 ^,908 pounds, at 24 cents ; i, i77- 92

576 pounds, at 26 cents 149. 76 $2,131.63

140 barrels flour, at $2.85 , 399. 00

Alcohol-. 47#5 gallons, at S2.25 |io6- 56 i38|i gallons, at $2.395 ' 332. 52

439. 08 Coal:

3,46oJf-|g tons, at $3.72 12, 902. 49

2742¥i'o tons, at S4.44 - i, 218.44

14,120.93

12 barrels charcoal, at 75 cents 9.00 Imitation Russia leather

15,000 feet, at 7.8 cents $1, 170.00

44,02354 feet, at 11. 4 cents 6,983.04

2,ii7Ji feet, at 15 cents , 317.58 8,470.62 Cowhide buffing

4,318 feet, at 6 cents 259. 08 1,646^ feet, at 7 cents 115.28

374. 36 4,400^ dozen law .sheep, at $7.45 32, 783. 73 Turkey morocco ; 266^^ dozen, at S12.74 $3,433-94

II dozen, at $13.24 145.64 223^ dozen, at $13.75 2, 784. 38 3% dozen, at $29 62.83 2% dozen, at $30 65.00 6,491.79 15% dozen law calf, at $27.50 426.25

514 dozen English calf, at $24 124.00 Title leather : 1S2 dozen, at $5.98 $1,088.36

91 dozen, at $6.50 , 591.50 Roans

4oJ^ dozen, at $5.25 212.63

10 dozen, at $5.48 54. 80

i6^^ dozen, at $6.50 107. 25 10^ dozen, at $6.75 70.87 Skivers: 150^ dozen, at $3.50 526. 75 ^SoVz dozen, at $4.50 , 2, 027. 25

701^ dozen, at $5.75 405.37

20 dozen, at $5.90 118.00 214^ dozen, at $5.98 1,342.51

I dozen , 6.24 Parchment substitute:

100 pieces, at 60 cents 60. 00

50 pieces, at 64.8 cents 32. 40 Bookbinding band:

150 pieces, at 43 cents 64. 50

50 pieces, at 43.8 cents 21. 95 Book cloth:

1,572 pieces, at $3,25 5, 109. 00

24 pieces, at $3.69 88. 56

107 pieces, at $4.75 508. 25

[,679.86

445.55

[,426. 12

•45
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Book cloth—Continued.

lo pieces, at $5 I50. 00 654 pieces, at $5.95 3,861.55 404 pieces, at I6.50 2, 624 . 00

35 pieces, at $7.25 27.39

47 pieces, at $8 376. 00 112,644.75 200^ dozen fleshers, at I3 201. 50

1,505 yards crash, for toweling, at 12 cents iSo. 60 Headbands:

102 pieces, at 23 cents ; I23. 46 902 pieces, at 27 cents 243. 54

2 pieces, at 33 cents .66 267.66 Gold leaf; 700 packs usual, at $5. 62 3, 934. 00 50 packs usual, at $5. 75 287. 50

2, 100 packs XX, at $6.43 13, 503. 00

100 packs XX, at $6.55 655. 00

18, 379. 50

500 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.19 595. 00 Binder's boards:

51,750 pounds, at 1.73 cents $895. 27 296,450 pounds, at 1.9 cents 4, 777. 55

36,950 povmds, at 2.6 cents 617. 50

10,350 pounds, at 3.8 cents 393- 30

382,200 pounds, at 4.7 cents 16, 121. 00

22, 804. 62

1,000 pounds pulp boards, at 2.4 cents 24. 00

37,000 pounds straw boards, at 1.3 cents 481. 00 Dyes, gvims, etc.: no pounds chrome yellow 12.8c

75 pounds stronger water ammonia, at 8.4 cents 6. 30

3 pounds Chinese blue, at 70 cents 2. 10 245 beef galls, at 25 cents 61. 25 20 pounds gum camphor 12.50

1,500 pounds pulverized alum, at 2.2 cents 33- 00 200 pounds oxalic acid i5- 55

29 pounds French carmine indigo 29. 00

1 dozen French book varnish 12. 50

250 pounds pearlash, at 7 cents i7-5o

250 pounds egg albumen, at 54 cents 135. 00 919 pounds dextrin , ? 48.05

150 pounds gum hog, at 26 cents 39- 00

13/^ pounds green pulp, at 30 cents 4. 05

2 pounds muriate of tin .55 50 pounds orange shell-lac, at 28.4 cents 14. 20

5 pounds orange shell-lac, at 50 cents 2. 50

25 pounds soluble blue 11. 25 125 pounds granulated gum arabic, at 36 cents 45.00

1 pound violet aniline , 2.25

150 povmds cochineal lake, at 45 cents 67. 50

25 pounds powdered borax i. 72

10 pounds sal ammoniac, at 15 cents i. 50

50 pounds blood albumen, at 22 cents 11. 00

10 pounds vaseline i. 50

25 pounds paraffin 3. 00

2 pounds insect powder .80

1 pound oil of cloves i. 20 50 pounds gum tragacanth, at 54 cents 27. 00 50 pounds boracic acid, at 18 cents 9. 00

8 pounds carbolic acid . 5. 00

2 pounds cream of tartar .80 40 grams phloroglucin 11.30 Gas 6, 278. 76 Electric lighting 1,927.28 Freight, boxing, and cartage i, 178.82
RKPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

vStable supplies: Forage - $2,804.53 Harness and repairs 178- 10 Wagons and repairs 873. 10

2 horses 258.80 Horse and wagQU hire 120. 25 Veterinary services and medicines 21.00 Shoeing - 400.63

18 gallons neat's-foot oil , i7- 9° Axle grease • • 6.60 Tar , i 3- 00 Currycombs and brushes • 9-3° Storm covers and aprons • 23. 50 I^ap robes 7-75 Harness polish i-So

2 large sacks of salt • 150

Miscellaneous supplies 16. 80 Stationery: Pens 73- 72 Pencils 273. 17 Envelopes 15, 738. 07 Writing ink , 88. 82 Rubber bands 158.80 Paper fasteners 5-72 Ink erasers 15 4° Rubber erasers 39-05 Penholders 55 57 Inkstands 12. 30 Boxwood rulers 12. 85 Pins 3360 Waste baskets 25.50

1, etter ba.skets i7-5o Stamping envelopes and paper 16. 13

1,000 sheets cross-section paper 13. 88

12 rolls white copj-ing paper 13 50 Paperweights 9.50 Carbon paper 16.50 Ruling pens 3 00

7 bottles drawing ink i. 63 Miscellaneous articles 85. 41 Mi.scellaneous items

Compiling index to Congre.ssional Record 6, 360. 30 Typewriting, Messages and Papers of Presidents 673. 57 Editing Proceedings of the Pan-American Medical Congress 800.00 Rent of telephones i, 043. 60 Rent of fifth and sixth floors of Union Building 10, 833. 36 Rent of warehouse for storing printed signatures 6, 490.00 Rent of stable 3, 237. 73 Rent of two lots in rear of Government Printing Office 220. 00 Rent of 23 auxiliary fire-alarm boxes 230. 04

52 bookcases 3, 640. 00

15 library stacks i, 095. oo

4 map cases 188. 00

1 file case 47.42

59.950 guards for patent backs, at 9 mills 539.55

2 226 backs for money-order guard books, at 70 cents 2, 384. 20

1,000 pounds page cord, at 15 cents 150.00 Music composition 5.50

600 street-car tickets 25.00

18 dozen boxes wax tapers 7.98

2, hh reams emery cloth 12. 65

100 pounds .starch 3. 00

1,448 pounds manila paper for tympan sheets 94-14 .Sandpaper 25.45 48 gallons vinegar, at 9 cents 4. 32 65 pounds jeweler s cotton, at 22 cents 14. 30

120 boxes cockroach paste , 45- 00 Telegraphing 303.77
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Soap:

960 pounds, at 3.5 cents.

12,528 pounds, at 4.5 cents

50 pounds castile, at 13 cents

4 dozen toilet, at 50 cents

6 cakes sapolio

$33- 60

563- 76

6. 50

2. 00

.60 lyaundering Books of reference

Ice 63K pounds crude rubber, at $1.25 625 pounds pulverized pumice stone ; Kggs

Sawdust

Sponges:

163^ pounds, at $2.45 $400.57

70 pounds, at $2.49 i74- 30

106 boxes eyelets

6 typewriters

I typewriter cabinet Repairs to typewriters 1% dozen typewriter ribbons Matting

I,inoleuni Cleaning carpets

I^aying carpets

Chairs, stools, etc Desks and tables Repairing furniture

4 umbrella stands

1 wardrobe

704 yards tarpaulin

2 covers for presses 161^ gallons boiler compound !

75 pounds belt dressing

2 gallons belt dressing : 7 water coolers Stands for water coolers

2 ice pitchers

83 boxes for storing stereotype plates

40 reams toilet paper

60 cases toilet paper Moving branch office in Navy Department

Tape:

6,000 yards $57. 70 180 rolls 48. 00 Analyses of type

4 United States ensigns

15,800 shipping tags Repairing clocks

Isabels:

20,000 gummed $6. 75 5,000 wooden 27. 50

50 empty barrels

60 canvas bags

72 yards tracing linen, at 25 cents. . 3 dozen chamois skins, at $5.40

3 dozen Shannon cabinet indexes . 6 dozen wire soap baskets

5 clocks Inspecting and cleaning time lock Car service

50 sheets asbestus board

12 dozen No, 20 rubber chair tips. .

3 letter carrier's satchels

18 blue prints

$606. 46

446. 96

476. 85

I, 248. 78

79. 06 21.50 36.63

342. 00

574- 87

16. 40

618. 75 35-00

1.60

19- 50

188. 95

104. 62 25.00

16. 00

348. 60

692. 00

29. 80

7- 25

10. 00 58.08

29. 00

104. 97

26.25 5.00

44- 55 7-35 25-50

16. 60

28. 00

195. 00

173.00

105. 70 54.00

36. 00

34- 25

30- 75

34- 25

20. 75

18. 50

18.00

16. 20 15.00

15.00 13.08

10. 00

10. 00

10. 00 9-36

5- 79 5-46
RKPORl" OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

I dozen transfer cases $4. 20 Removing ashes and debris 574- 85 Sundries 208.53 Total • 2,902,391,51 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1895 . 22, 464. 72 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1896 . 30, 142. 86

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printijtg and binding for the fiscal year endedfune 30, i8g6.

Machine-finish printing paper : 1,412 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.584 I3, 817. 42

6,993 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.632 ' 11, 412. 55

2,991 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.68 5, 024. 88

3 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2.86 8. 58

238,832 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.3 cents 7, 881. 45

998,941 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.4 cents , . 33, 964. 33

181,382 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.5 cents , 6, 348. 36

100 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96- pound, at $3.072 307. 20

1,9205% reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.168 6, 083. 82

9,994|§ reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.264 32, 623. 00

2,49925 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.36 8, 399.66

104 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 60-pound, at $2.82 291. 20

I ream, 25 by 38 inches, 70-pound 3.85 Sized and .supercalendered printing paper

ii569z0 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.935 r 3, 037. 26

3,498 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.98 6,926.04

1,020 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3.51 3, 580. 20 32o^g reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3.78 i, 211. 49

I ream, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound 3. 00 94X2% reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.01 2, 833, 17 798 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.08 2, 457. 84

I ream, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound 3. 60

1 ream, 24 by 38 inches, 60- pound 3. 30 589 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $5.46 3, 215. 94 7932V reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $5.88 4, 664. 31 3,254^^ reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.68 15, 231. 06

264^5 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5. 16 1, 366. 63

725 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 2, 552. 00

2,921 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.68 13, 202. 28 404 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.28. 2, 133. 12 386 reams, 22% by 31^ inches, 50- pound, at $2.20 849. 20

1,212 reams, 22% by 31^ inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 2,666.40

1,298 reams, 22% by 3114 inches, 42-pound, at $1.848 2,398.70

9905*5 teams, 22% by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.56 i, 544. 71 300 reams, 22^^ by 3114; inches, 40-pound, at $1.76 528.00

500 reams, 2114 by 29 inches, 40-pound, at $1.76 880. 00

220 reams, 22^ by 28 inches, 48-pound, at $2.112 464.64

200 reams, 30 by 42 inches, 74-pound, at $3.256 , 651.20

674 reams, 26 by 39*78 inches, 78-pound, at $3.432 , 2, 313. 17 800 reams, 31^^ by 45!^ inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 , 2,816.00

106 reams, 27 by 32 inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 373. 12 296 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 1,041.92

500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 121-pound, at $5.324 2,662.00 White quarto ; 300 reams, lo-pound, at 51 cents , 11^3. 00 White cap

100 reams, 16-pound, at 81.6 cents 81.60 Pink cap

2 reams, 18-pound, at $1.80 3. 60 White double cap

117 reams, 28-pound, at $1.428 167. 08

3,101 ream.s, 32-pound, at $1.632 , 5,060.84

787 reams, 32-pound, at $1.824 , 1,435.49

2,041 reams, 36-pound, at $1.836 3, 747. 24 487 reams, 36 pound, at $2.052 999.32 S. Doc. 18 4
50 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Colored double cap

SSgo^g reams, 32-pouiid, at $1.60 $1,423. 12 reams, 32-pound, at $2.208 442. 09

I ream, 32-pound 3. 20 White demy : 350 reams, 20-pound, at $1.16 382. 80

200 reams, 25-pound, at $1.275 - 255. 00

326 reams, 25-pound, at $1.45 , 472. 70 Colored demy

67soo reams, 20- pound, at $1.38 .

, 93-38 26315 reams, 25-pound, at $1.35 356. 20 1215^5 reams, 25-pound, at $1.725 , 208. 89 White double demy : 325|g reams, 34-pound, at $1,768 ... 1 576. 28 ^2Jl% reams, 34-pound, at $1.802 i, 311. 13

989i§5J- reams, 34-pound, at $2.176 2, 152. 85

2,5855% reams, 40-pound, at $2.08 5, 377.64

1,492 reams, 40-pound, at $2.56 3, 816. 96 987I3 reams, 40-pound, at $3.20 3, 160. 00 374 reams, 50-pound, at $2.55 953. 70

2/\o%l^ reams, 50-pound, at $3.20 770.50 White folio

120 reams, 23-pound, at $1.173 140.76

I ream, 24-pound 5. 76 White double tolio

1,376 reams, 40-pound, at $2.04 2, 807. 04

342 reams, 40- pound, at $2.16 738. 72 265 reams, 40-pound, at $2.28 604. 20 200 reams, 55-pound, at $2.805 561. 00 White medium : 124 reams, 20-pound, at $1.02 126.48

298 reams, 20-pound, at $1.16 345. 68

66 reams, 26- pound, at $1.326 87.52

312 reams, 26-pound, at $1.508 470.50 Blue medium:

103 reams, 26- pound, at $1.404 144. 61 White royal:

520 reams, 28-pound, at $1.428 742. 56

325 reams, 28-pound, at $1.624 527. 80

I ream, 32-pound 3.20 Blue royal:

5i|g reams, 28-pound, at $1.512 78.47 White superroyal;

423 reams, 35-pound, at $1.785 755- 05 White imperial:

668 reams, 40-pound, at $2.04 i, 362. 72 288 reams, 40- pound, at $2.32 668. 16 White special:

12 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.346 28. 15 2,861 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.264 9, 325. 27 200 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $3.672 734. 40

196 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $3.712 727. 55 Golden envelope:

1 ream, 30- pound 4.00 Cover paper;

2 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 47-pound, at $2.35 4. 70 I595D reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.15 343. 35 2065% reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.30 474. 73 222|g reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 489. 72 Plate paper:

35,037 pounds, at 8 cents. _ —. 2, 802. 96 Map paper:

102,128 pounds, at 13 cents 13, 276.64 Woodcut paper : 27,524 pounds, at 6.8 cents i, 939. 63

164,950 pounds, at 8.3 cents 13, 694. 58
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

Manila paper

102 reams, 20^^ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.14 . . . $116. 28

I ream, 30 by 40 inches, 70-pound 2. 98

11,982 pounds, at 3 cents 359- 46 Rope manila paper

114 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at |2.6o 296.40

534 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.70 i, 44i- 80

305% reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at I3.12 95-0°

i6iA^ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.64 589- ^3 133 1 earns, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at I3.78 502. 74

8o^?jj reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.78 302. 97

53 reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at $4.368 - 231. 50

5oJg- reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at $4.536 229. 52

27|g reams, 31 by 36 inches, 90-pound, at I4.68 128. 70 214 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $5.40 i, 155- 60

loo^g- reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $5.20 522. 60

107 reams, 33 by 33 inches, 100-pound, at I5.40 577. 80

115% reams, 40 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at I5.40 60. 48

55 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at I7.28 400. 40

1602% reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $7.56 i, 210. 73 100 pounds, at 5,9 cents 5- 9° Bleached manila paper ; 52}4 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $4.93 258. 00

I ream, 24 by 36 inches, 154-pound 7. 51 Glazed bond paper

77,572 pounds, at 11. 4 cents 8, 843. 19 11,782 pounds, at 13.5 cents •. i, 590. 57

I ream, 19 by 24 inches, 21-pound 8. 40

Artificial parchment

85 sheets, 15 by 19 inches 3. 40 Parchment deed paper

S06 pounds, at 12.3 cents. 99. 14

I ream, 21 by 31 inches, 54-pound 10.80 Thin bristol board

6,240 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 5.4 cents

.

336.96

25,584 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 7.1 cents i, 816. 46

792 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 7.25 cents 57-42

I ream, 22^ by 28^4 inches, 120-pound 9.60 Thick bristol board : 7,762 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 5.4 cents 419. 15 59,640 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 7.1 cents 4, 234.43

29,478 povinds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 7.6 cents 2, 240. 33

I ream, 22^ by 285^ inches, 140-pound 11. 20 Heavy railroad board

8,655 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 280-pound, at 4.4 cents 380. 82 White china board

28,038 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.4 cents i, 233. 72 Colored cardboard

6,453 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.4 cents. . . 283. 94 Manila cardboard : 2,673 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 4.2 cents , . 112. 27 6,744 pounds, 18 by ig% inches, 134-pound, at 4.2 cents 283. 24 3,700 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 4.2 cents 155. 40 Pearl-gray bristol board : 13,208 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 396, 24

58,891 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.3 cents 1,946.37 Melon bristol board : 12,844 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 385. 32

78,827 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.3 cents 2, 6ot. 28 Yellow bristol board:

12,844 pounds, 21 by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 3 cents 385.32

86,912 pound.s, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.3 cents -. 2, 868. 08 Green bristol board:

34,858 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.3 cents x, 150. 31

I ream, 22^ by 28% inches, 120-pound 4.80 Colored bristol board:

1,864 pounds, 22 by 32 inches, 165-pound, at 3.4 cents 63. 38 3,894 pounds, 22 by 32 inches, 165-pound, at 4 cents ; 155. 76
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

First-class ledger cap:

363 reams, 19-pound, at $2.166 $787.99

First-class ledger double cap:

I ream, 32-pound •t^. 68

200 reams, 3S-pound, at $5.32 064. 00

102 reams, 42-pound, at $4.788 488. 38

28 reams, 42-pound, at $5.88 ; 164. 64

209 reams, 48-pound, at $6.72 1,404.48 First-class ledger dem}'-

39S505 teams, 24-pound, at $2.712 i, 080. 13 301 reams, 24-pound, at $3.576 i, 076. 38 907lsS reams. 29-pound, at $3.277 2,974.00

330 reams, 29-pound, at $4.321 425. 92

First-class ledger double demy:

489si-§ reams, 58-pound, at $6.786 2, 645. 44

88 reams, 58-pound, at $8.642 760. 49 2975% reams, 75-pound, at $8.775 • 2, 609. 69

First-class ledger medium7 reams, 22-pound, at $5.25 36. 75 651 reams, 38-pound, at $4.522 2,943.82

189 reams, 38-pound, at $6.308 i, 192. 21 First-class ledger royal

1 ream, 32-pound , 5. 12

3505o1y reams, 35-pound, at $4.165 i 458. 53

SSSilj reams, 46-pound, at $5-474 i, 825. 03 First-class ledger superroyal

471 reams, 57-pound, at $6.783 , 3, 194. 78 First-class ledger imperial

II reams, 75-pound, at $8.925 98. 18 27f§a reams, 75-pound, at $12.75. • 353 68

First-class ledger special

78f§§ reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $6,50 511. 85 412% reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $9.88 407 55 495§0 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $13 647, 58 Second-class ledger paper

2,348 reams, 38-pound, at $2.812 6, 321. 36 Second-class ledger demy

520 reams, 24-pound, at $1.776 923. 52 4655Jn reams, 24-pound, at $2.016 939. 10

1,067 reams, 29 pound, at 2, $2.146 2, 289. 78

195 reams, 29-pound, at $2.436 472. 58 Second-class ledger double demy : 746 reams, 48-pound, at $3.552 .~ 2, 649. 79 186 reams, 48-pound, at $4.032 749. 95 637 reams, 58-pound, at $4.292 , 2, 734. 00

98|-gg reams, 58-pound, at $4.872 , 479-66 Second-class ledger medium : 550 reams, 38-pound, at $2.812

.

. , i, 546. 60

511 reams, 38-pound, at$3.i92 1,632.71 Second class ledger special;

109 reams, 15 by 23 inches, 28-pound, at $2.072 225, 85

io5so§ reams, 13^ by 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.52 265. 57 310 reams, 21;^ by 29 inches, 50-pound, at $3.70 i, 147.00

205 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 55-pound, at $4.07 834. 35 605 reams, 28 by'34'inches, 56-pound, at $4.144 2, 507. 12 34 reams, 28 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $4. 144 140. 90

103 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.624 579. 27 Tissue paper:

677 reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, at 93 cents 629.61

192 reams, S. and C, 23 by 32 inches, at $1.03 197. 76 Copying paper:

2 reams, 9 by 11 inches, at 80 cents 1.60 30 reams, 18^^ by 22]^ inches, at $1.85 55- 5°

10 reams, 20% by 24 inches, at $1.85 18. 50 Blotting paper:

5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pound, at $6.50 32- 50 Tar paper:

70 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $3.80 266.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Plaid paper:

34|§§ reams, 23 by 31 inches, at $7.50 ^ $262, 31 Marble paper:

395%'(j reams, double cap, at $4.90 191- 97

28 reams, double cap, at $5.25 147. 00

56lg^ reams, 18 hy 23 inches, at $4.75 268. 35 Comb paper: 57bM reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $7,14 412.91

10 reams, 22 b3- 28 inches, at 55 80. 00 40 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at SS.24 329. 60

4 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at 514 56. 00 Typewriter paper:

10 reams, 8 by iol4 inches, at 56 cents 5. 60

20 reams, 8 by 10^ inches, at $1.07 21.40

100 reams, 8 by 10 inches, 2-pound, at 59 cents 59- 00

200 reams, 8 by 10 inches, 5^-pound, at $1.10 220.00

100 reams, 8 hy 13 inches, 2K-pound, at 82 cents 82. 00 50 reams, 8 by 13 inches, 5^-pound, at $1,32 66.00

50 reams, 8 hy 14 inches, 7-pound, at 75 cents 37-50

30 reams, 16 hy 21 inches, lo-pound, at $3 90.00

20 reams, 16 hy 21 inches, 12-pound, at $3.60 72. 00

5 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 18-pound, at $4.35 21. 75 Cap paper:

gSfjj reams, 12^ by 15^ inches, 16-pound, at $2.15 206.93

IvCtter paper;

299 reams, 10 by 16 inches, 12-pound, at $1.43 427. 57 IC2 reams, 10^ by 16 inches, 12-pound, at $1.43 145. 86 Quarto post paper:

191 reams, 9^4 by 15^ inches, 12-pound, at $1.43 273. 13 Packet note paper:

222 reams, 9 by 11 inches, 7-pound, at 94 cents 209. 37 French folio: 20 reams, 17 by 22 inches, lo-pound, at 63 cents 12. 60

80 reams, 17 by 22 inches, lo-pound, at 74 cents 59- 20

I ream, 17 by 22 inches, lo-pound .90 Parchment:

2,000 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 28 cents 560,00 I^inen ledger paper, Xo. i stock:

100 reams, at S12.25 i, 225. 00

Buflf plated paper:

5 reams, 24 by 30 inches, at $4.50 22. 50 Bullet-patch paper:

20 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 7-pound, at $7 140.00 Cream-laid v.-riting paper:

5gho reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2. 88 171. 79

25 reams, 10 by 16 inches, 12-pound, at 51.44 36.00 Printing paper:

1,293 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound (in rolls 7 inches wide), at 6.5 cents 84.04 Total 388,579.08 Inventory showing the quantity of paper on hand June jo, i8g6.

Cost.

8,598 reams i8| quires machine-finish printing S16, 653. 31 3,144 reams \\ quires S. and C. printing 11, 314. 09

6.983 reams 4= quires white and colored writing paper 12, 753. 84 459 reams 6i quires cover paper 010. 59

451 reams 3! quires map paper 2, 123. 40

880 reams 13! quires woodcut paper 5, 374. 92

331 reams 17* quires manila paper 447. 55

55 reams 17 quires tissue paper 39- 10 27 reams i8i quires golden envelope paper 44. 54

1,903 reams 6? quires bond paper 8, 339. 03 479 reams 15? quires artificial parchment 2, 325. 54

35 reams 4 quires parchment deed paper 170. 67

82,238 sheets white and colored cardboard i, 411. 22
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300,397 sheets white and colored bristol board $3,485.60

7,910 sheets bullet-patch paper 110.74

2,300 sheets onion-skin paper 21. 57 50 reams French folio 3i-5o

370 reams 3f quires typewriter paper 374.09

146 reams 15? quires packet note paper i39. 20

123 reams 13I quires quarto post paper 166. 88

96 reams 5 quires cap paper 206.94

2S4 reams 4i quires letter paper 441. 23 5>3575nu reams first-class white and colored ledger paper 31,649.46

3,394rffj reams second-class white and colored ledger paper 10, 861. 51

376f§|; reams S. and C. tissue paper • 365.51

372/0 reams rope manila paper i, 806. 41

16 reams bleached manila paper 94.96

935% reams copying paper 193. 35

i35''o reams blotting paper , 74. 55

52 reams tar paper 279.00

365%!) reams plaid paper 231. 01

i3TrV5 reams marble paper 801.41

125^2 reams comb paper 928. 50

3.|g reams buff plated paper 16.63

6 reams card middle paper 21. 00 Total , 114,308.85

No. 9.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of lithographing and

engraving during the fiscal year endedJune 30, jSg6.

7,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No, 226, first session Fiftieth Congress. $95. 00

2,094 copies of 4 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 67, third session Fifty-third Congress 608. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 54, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . 18.00

1,800 copies of 20 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. loi, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . 445. 00

2,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. iii, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 40. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 115, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 40. 00

2,350 copies of T2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 137, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 370. 00 1350 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 169, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . 150.00

2,554 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 760, part 2, third session Fifty-third Congress , 10.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Report No. 606, first session Fifty-fourth Congress , 90.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 668, first session Fifty-fourth Congress 10. 00

1,850 copies of 13 illustrations for Senate Report No. 713, first session Fifty-fourth Congress... 65.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc No. 50, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 120.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 57, first session Fifty- fourth Congress . . 25. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 58, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . . 12.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 59, firSt session Fifty-fourth Congress . . 10.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 6r, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 97.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 62, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . . . 15. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 63, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . . 45- 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 64, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 65 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 65, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . . 25.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 66, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 64.00

2,000 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 67, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . . 75- 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 68, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . .

. 50.00

2,000 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. No. 70, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 30. 00

2,000 copies of 2 illusti'ations for House Doc. No. 71, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 55. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 72, fir.st session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 25. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 73, fii'st session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 15.00

2,000 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 83, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 12.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 84, first session Fifty-fourth Congress, . . 12. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for Flouse Doc. No. 85, fir.st session Fift\' fourth Congress. . . 150.00

2,000 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 135, first ses.sion Fifty-fourth Congress. 28.00

2,000 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 163, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 75- 00
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2,000 copies of 3 ilhistrations for House Doc. Xo. 166, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . $36.00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 16S, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 80.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. iSi, first session Fifty- fourth Congress. . . 9.00

i,Soo copies of i illustration for House Doc. Xo. 191, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 30. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 192, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 60. 00

1,800 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 193, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 30. 00

2,000 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 200, first session Fift^'-fourth Congress. . . 15. 00

2,000 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. X0.204, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 350. 00

2,000 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 209, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 372. 00

i,Soo copies of i illustration for House Doc. Xo. 2ri, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 30.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. X'o. 223, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 50.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 23S, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 240. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 243, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 160. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 245, first session Fifty-fourth Congress ... 35. 00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 259, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 35. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 260, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 25. 00

1,850 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc.X'o. 261, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 60.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 277, first session, Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 30. 00

2,150 copies of 9 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 27S, first session Fift\--fourth Congress. . 139. 00

1,970 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 296, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 145. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 300, first session Fifty-fourth Congress ... 35. 00

2,050 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 317, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 70. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 325. first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 24. 00

2,050 copies of 4 illustrations for House Doc. Xo. 330. first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 95. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. Xo. 374, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 25. 00

1,800 copies of I illustration for House Report Xo. 154. first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 15. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Report Xo. 344, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 12. 00

i,Soo copies of 2 illustrations for House Report Xo. 26S, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . 45. 00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Report Xo. 691, first session Fifty-fourth Congress . 20. 00

I, 550 copies of I illustration for House Report Xo. 1310, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 9. 00

7,794 copies of 179 illustrations for Proceedings of the Tribunal of Arbitration at Paris regarding Seal Fisheries 440. 00

II, 794 copies of I illustration for Proceedings of the Pan-.\merican Medical Congress. . . 98. 00

11,794 copies of I and 5,000 copies of 2 illustrations for bulletins of the Bureau of American Republics, vol. 2 i, 046. 46

11,794 copies of 3 and 5,000 copies of i illustration for bulletins of the Bureau of American

Republics, vol. 3 598 84

11.794 copies of 2 and 5, 450 copies of i illustration for bulletins of the Bureau of American

Republics, vol. 4 535. 39

8,250 copies of 4 and 3,250 copies of i illustration for Special Consular Reports on High- ways of Commerce 5S0. 00 500 copies of 7 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 9, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey Report for 1S93, part 2 10. 00

300 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 11. United States Coast and Geodetic Sxir- vey Report for 1S93, part 2 3. 00 500 copies of 5 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 4S, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey Report for 1S93, part 2 5. 00

3,294 copies of 20 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Surr ey Report for

1S94, part 1 468. 00

4,594 copies of 9 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\-ey Report for

1S94, part 2 294.00 350 copies of I illustration for Appendix Xo. i. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\-ey Report for 1S94, part 2 2. 10 250 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 4. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\-ey Report for 1S94, part 2 6.00

500 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 7. United States Coast and Geodetic vSur\-ey Report for 1S94, part 2 6.00

500 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix Xo. 10. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey Report for 1S94. part 2 12. 00

1,250 copies of 5 illustrations for Summary,- Statement of Imports and Exports, June, 1S95 . 220. 00

1,225 copies of 2 illustrations for Summary- Statement of Imports and Exports, October,

1895 : 175- 00

6.475 copies of I illustration for Summarj- Statement of Imports and Exports, Xovember.

1895 285. 00

6,375 copies of 4 illustrations for Summary- Statement of Imports and Exports, December, 1S95 275.00

6,525 copies of 3 illustrations for Summary' Statement of Imports and Exports, January.

1896 313- 40
5^ REPOR'T OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

6,510 copies of 2 illustrations for Summary Statement of Imports and E^xports, February,

1896 $334- 00

6,395 copies of 3 illustrations for Summary vStatement of Imports and Exports. March,

1896 384. 00

6,375 copies of 2 illustrations for Summary Statement of Imports and Exports, April, 1S96 217. 00 600 copies of 2 illustrations for Finance Report, 1893 40.00

11,750 copies of 2 illustrations for Finance Report, 1S95 575- 00 500 copies of I illustration for "Cash Balances," etc 8.00 500 copies of I illustration for " Foreign Exchange in New York and lyondon " 16.00

7,250 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report on Commerce and Navigation, 1895 849. 00

7,550 copies of 15 illustrations for Annual I^ist of Merchant Vessels of the United States

for 1895 677.00

3,050 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Supervising Surgeon-General of the Marine-Hospital Service 95- 00

75 copies of 14 illustrations for Specifications for a I^ife-Saving Station at Parkers Island, Cape Disappointment 140.00

5,025 copies of I illustration for United States Internal-Revenue Circular, Series 7, No. 9. 50. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for "Movement of Prices" 5.00 300 copies of I illustration for Exports of Domestic Merchandise 19 50 300 copies of I illustration for Imports of Domestic Merchandise 19 50 300 copies of I illustration for Imports and Exports of Merchandise i9- 50 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Preliminary Table and Statement No. i 43- 00 500 copies of 3 illustrations for Imports and Exports of the United .States, 1791 to 1895, and Exports of Domestic Manufacture, 1885 to 1895 91.50

300 copies of I illustration for Plans and Specifications for the Beebe-McClellan Self- bailing Water-ballast Surfboat 20. 00

750 copies of 2 illustrations for Receipts and Expenditures of the Government 40.00

500 copies of I illustration for Commerce of the United States and Europe with American

Countries, etc 7. 50

1,000 copies of I illustration for Report on Specie Resumption in Chile 81. 00 400 copies of 318 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of War for 1895 318. 00

200 copies of 14 and 100 copies of 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1893 63.00

3,200 copies of 35 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1895 210.00

100 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 15, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1895 4. 00

100 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 16, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance,

United States Army, for 1895 , 4. 00

100 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 39, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1895 15. 00

100 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1893 • 30.00

2,750 copies of 318 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United

States Army, for i»95. 1,118.44

6,250 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Inspector-General to the Secretary

of War, 1895 30. 00

13,284 copies of 7 and 150 copies of 50 sheets of the Atlas tor Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 12, 225. 00

2,350 copies of 8 illustrations for Report on Tests of Iron and Steel, 1893 44. 00

2,300 copies of 69 illustrations for Report on Tests of Iron and Steel. 1895 349. 00

500 copies of 21 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance, No. 69 84.00

500 copies of 2 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance, No. 70 15. 00

500 copies of 8 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance, No. 71 40. 00

1,000 copies of 17 illustrations for Reports of the Maneuvers of 1894 355. 00

200 copies of 6 illustrations for Report on the Manufacture of 100 I^yle Guns and 1,200 Projectiles for the Life-Saving Service 35- 00

20,000 copies of I illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 904. 00 500 copies of 4 illustrations for Fuses for Field, vSiege, and Seacoast Powder-charged

Shell and Shrapnel 16. 00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Artillery Circular I, Series of 1893 40.00

1,075 copies of 2 illustrations for Notes on Organization, Armament, and Military Progress, 1896 42. 00

500 copies of I illustration for Document No. 11, War Department 5.00

1,000 copies of 2 illustrations for Military Schools of Europe and other Papers 15.00

6,950 copies of 7 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy Department, 1895 90.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

2,950 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1896. . $30.00

1,000 copies of 3 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1899. . 35-0°

3,550 copies of 1 illustration for Washington Observations, 1890 17.00

3,550 copies of 10 illu.strations for Washington Obser\'ations, 1894 150.00

1. 000 copies of 10 illustrations for Appendix I, Washington Observations, 1894 35- 00

1,785 copies of 38 illustrations for General Information Series, No. XIV 305. 00

175 copies of 5 illustrations for Notes and Diagrams of Naval aad Coast Defense Guns, France 25.00

15.294 copies of 9 and 10,000 copies of i illustration for Fifteenth Annual Report of the

Director of the United States Geological Survey 2, 705. 00

1,000 copies of 1 illustration for Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Sur\'ey, part i 40.00

15,250 copies of 23 illustrations for vSixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Sur\'ey, part 2 3' 281. 00

4. 794 copies of 32 illustrations for Monograph XXV, United States Geological Survey 2, 198. 00

4,750 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 132, United States Geological Survey 347- 00

4.750 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 134, United States Geological Survey 129.00

4,750 copies of S illustrations for Bulletin No. 136, United States Geological Survey 071. 00

4,800 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 137, United States Geological Survey 198.00

4,850 copies of I illustration for Bulletin No. 139, United States Geological Survey 25.00

7,250 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for

1895 420.00

6,250 copies of I illustration for Annual Report of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb for 1S95 20.00

6,250 copies of I illustration for Anuual Report of the Superintendent of the Yosemite

National Park for 1S95 50. 00

6,250 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspectors of Indian Territorj^ for 1S95 95- 00

5,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Mining Geolog}' of the Cripple Creek District 615.50

5,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Mercur Mining District, Oquirrh Mountains, Utah 686.00

6,150 copies of 2 illustrations for the Public Lands and their Water Supply 472. 00 500 copies of 3 illu.strations for Water Resources of a Portion of the Great Plains 37- 00

4,000 copies of 3 illustrations for Appalachian Gold Fields 24.00

1,000 copies of 6 illustrations for Report 011 Production of Iron Ore 23. 00

19,000 copies of 7 and 25,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Instructions to Applicants, United

States Civil Service Commission 190.00

21,000 copies of I illustration for Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office. . . . 108. 00 400 copies of 2 illustrations for Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, vol.69. 10. 00

50 copies of 2 illustrations for Drawings of Patents, vol. 277 6. 00

2,000 copies of 1 ilkistration for Manual of Instructions for Mineral Surveys 12,00

30 copies of 2 illustrations for Josephine P. Kelton %>. The United States 4. 00

75,000 copies of 44 illustrations for Special Report on Diseases of the Horse - 3, 160,00

15,050 copies of 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Pomologist, Department of Agriculture, 1894. .• 683. 00

5,050 copies of 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8, Department of Agriculture. 990. 00

3,050 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8, Division of Vegetable Pathology, Depart- ment of Agriculture 380.00

500 copies of 5 illustrations for Journal of Mj^cology, vol. 7, No. i 197.00

2,550 copies of Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, vol. 3, No. 4. . 96.00

500 copies of I illustration for Report on Fertilizers. 3.50

9,800 copies of 3 illustrations for Fourteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology : 388. 00

9,800 copies of 6 illustrations for Fifteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology 960. 00

9,800 copies of 12 illustrations for Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology i, 299. 00

2,050 copies of 7 illustrations for Special Bulletin No. 3, United States National Museum. 717. 50 500 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Labor on the Phosphate

Industry of the United vStates 110.00

24,800 copies of 3 illustrations for Ninth Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce

Commission 60.00

4,750 copies of 10 illu.strations for Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1895 174.00

10,000 copies of 10 illustrations for Statistics of Railways in the United States June 30, 1894 320. 00

25 copies of 3 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 387 14. 00

30 copies of 2 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 388 24. 00
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25 copies of I illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 443 $40.00

30 copies of 3 illustrations for vSuprenie Court Record No. 470 62.00

30 copies of I illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 476 12.00

30 copies of I illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 501 3.00

25 copies of 3 illustrations for Svipreme Court Record No. 504 30. 00

30 copies of I illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 612 10.00

30 copies of I illustration for vSupreme Court Records Nos. 625 and 658 12. 00

30 copies of 6 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 6S9 378. 00

30 copies of 2 illustrations for Court of Claims case No. 16790 4. 00

30 copies of I illustration for Court of Claims case No. 17553 3- 00

30 copies of I illustration for Court of Claims case No. 18741 3.00

4,294 copies of 63 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences for 1894. 6,094.00

7,794 copies of 26 illustrations for Compilation of the Annual, Special, and Veto Messages, Proclamations, etc., of the Presidents of the United States 3, 698. 25 9,794 copies of I illustration for Report of the Commi.ssioner of Fish and Fisheries for

1893 20. 00

9,850 copies of I illustration for Report of the Commi.ssioner of Fish and Fisheries for

1894 65. 00

6,794 copies of I illustration for Bulletin of the United States Fi.sh Commission for 1893. 135. 00

6,794 copies of 10 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1895 . i, 249. 40

6,850 copies of 13 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1896. 320 -oo 1,000 copies of ID illustrations for Fxtract from Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1S95 168. 32

52,000 copies of I illu,stration for Congressional Director^-, first session Fift^'-fourth Congress 332.00

500 copies of 13 illustrations for Report of Professor Woolbridge on Heating and Ventilation of the Senate 52.00

500 copies of I illustration for Report of Maj. Anson Mills, U. S. A., on International Dam and Reservoir on the Rio Grande del Norte 20.00

2,025 copies of 19 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1895 " 745- 00

500 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Fngineer Department of the Di.s- trict of Columbia for 1S95 22. 00

1,500 copies of 12 illustrations for Annual Report of the Health Officer of the District'of Columbia for 1895 340. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 5, first session Fifty-fourth Congress 28.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 17, first session Fift^'-fourth Congress . . . 25.00 Engra\dng 23 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. iii, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 129.00 Engraving 120 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 137, first session Fift^'-fourth Congress. 675.00 Engraving i illustration for Senate Doc. No. 156, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 8. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 255, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 5.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Report No. 760, part 2, third session Fifty-third Congress 4. 00 Engraving i illustration for Senate Report No. 795, first session Fiftj'-fourth Congress. . 2.50 Engraving i illustration for House Doc. No. 42, first session Fiftj'-fourth Congress 8.00 Engraving 33 illustrations for House Doc. No. 55, first session Fiftj'-fourth Congress 7. 00 Engraving 50 illustrations for House Doc. No. 175, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. . . 206.05 Engraving i illustration for House Doc. No. 278, first session Fiftj-fourth Congress 4.00 Engraving i illustration for House Report No. 1626, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 6.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for House Report No. 1636, first session Fifty-fourth Congress. 8. 75 Engraving i illustration for Statement of John C. Coombs before House Committee on

Pacific Railroads 2.00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Hearings before House Committee on Interstate and For- eign Commerce regarding the Nicaragua Canal 31.00 Engraving 5 illustrations for contested-election case of Aldrich v. Undei-wood 22. 75 Engraving 2 illustrations for contested-election case of Thompson v. Shaw 16. 50 Engraving i illustration for contested-election case of Johnson v. Stokes 4. 25 Engraving i illustration for contested-election case of Van Horn v. Tarsney 6. 00 Engraving i illustration for contested-election case of Goodwin v. Cobb 4.00 Engraving i illustration for contested-election case of Goodwin v. Cobb, part 2 3.50 Engraving 2 illustrations for contested-election case of Watson v. Black 3. 25 Engraving 3 illustrations for Special Consular Reports on Highways of Commerce 23. 50 Engra^ing 509 illustrations for Proceedings of the Pan-American Medical Congress 621.00 Engraving i illustration for United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\'e3' Report for 1894, part 2 5 00 Engraving 33 illustrations for Annual Report of the United States Marine-Hospital

Service for 1894, part i 193. 5°
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Engra^-ing 50 illustrations for Annual Report of the United States Marine-Hospital

Ser\-ice for 1895 $281.00 Engraving 17 illustrations for Annual Report of the I^ight-House Board for 1895 76.90 Engraving i illustration for Notice to Mariners No. 206 6. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Tide Tables, 1896 5- 00 Engraving 8 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic vSurvey Report for 1895. 18. 73 Engraving i illustration for Bulletin No. 202, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. 48. 00 Engraving 15 illustrations for lyight and Fog Signals of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts . 37. 50 Engraving i illu.stration for General Rules and Regulations Prescribed by the Board of Super^-ismg Inspectors of vSteam Vessels 2.00 Engraving 3 illu.strations for Report on Conference of United States L,ocal Appraisers. 3. 00 Engraving i illustration for Form No. 282, Trea.sury Department 4. 00 Engraving 12 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1S95 98 75 Engraving 46 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, for 1895 200.40 Engraving i illustration for Annual Report of the Surgeon-General, United States Army, for 1895 i.oo Engraving 14 illustrations for Annual Report of the Quartermaster-General, United

States Arm}', for 1S95

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15. 00 Engraving S illustrations for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. . . 54. 00 Engraving 92 illustrations for Report on Tests of Iron and Steel, 1893 200. 00 Engraving 179 illustrations for Report on Tests of Iron and Steel, 1895 159. 75 Engraving 4 illu.strations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 66 6. 00 Engraving 19 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 67 43- 5° Engraving 31 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No 68 78.50 Engra\-ing 6 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 69 44-40 Engraving 9 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 70 12. 36 Engraving 4 illustrations for Notes on the Construction of Ordnance No. 72 12. 00 Engra\nng 100 illustrations for Artillery Circular I, series of 1893 190.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Document No. i. War Department 4.00 Engraving i illu.stration for Specifications for Cross-arms for Iron Telegraph Poles 6. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for I^ight Artillery Drill Regulations, United States Army 8. 00 Engraving 15 illustrations for Manual for Army Cooks ' 33-75 Engraving 2 illustrations for Notes on Organization, Armament, and Military Progre.ss, 1896 2.50 Engraving 1 illustration for Record of Artillery Practice 7.00 Engraving 27 illustrations for Manual of Photography 89. 00 Engraving 42 illustrations for Military Schools of Europe, and other papers 48. 20 Engraving 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department, 1895 39- 00 Engraving 20 illustrations for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies. . . 150.50 Engraving i illustration for Washington Observations, 1890 6. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Washington Observations, 1894 39- 00 Engraving 77 illu.strations for General Information Series, No. XIV 177.00 Engraving 3 illustrations for American Nautical Almanac for 1899 48.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Abstract of the Courses at the Naval War College 35- 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for General Order No. 452, Navy Department 28. 00 Engraving i illustration for Description of Sights for Turret Mounts 3. 00 Engraving 129 illustrations for Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Surv^ey, Part i 221. 53 Engraving 119 illustrations for vSixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Sur%-ey, Part 2 184. 99 Engraving 58 illustrations for Monograph XXVI, United States Geological Survey 647.00 Engraving 24 illustrations for Monograph XXVII, United States Geological Survey 50.00 Engraving i illustration for Bulletin No. 123, United States Geological Survey 10.00 Engraving 77 illustrations for Bulletin No. 124, United States Geological Survey 46.35 Engraving 150 illustrations for Bulletin No. 126, United vStates Geological {Survey 35- 00 Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 128, United States Geological Surv^ey 41-50 Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 132, United States Geological Survey 23. 50 Engraving 20 illustrations for Bulletin No. 133, United States Geological Survey 95- 00 Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 134, United States Geological Surv-ey 84. 75 Engraving 29 illustrations for Bulletin No. 136, United States Geological Survey 135- 00 Engraving 19 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1893 . 33. 50 Engraving 121 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for

1894 143-28 EJngraving 4 illu.strations for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1895 . 16. 00
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for 1895 $g6. 20 Engraving 9 illustrations for Annual Report of the Governor of Arizona for 1895 62. 00 Engraving 51 illustrations for Official Gazette of the United vStates Patent Office 89. 75 Engraving i illustration for Manual of Instruction for Mineral Surv^ej-s i. 00 Engraving i illustration for Topographical Note-Book 15. 00 Engraving i illustration for Eand Decisions, vol. 22 2.00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Proposals for Blankets, Clothing, etc 2. 50 Engraving 4 illustrations for Report of the Pomologist, Department of Agriculture, 1894. 21. 75 Engraving 2 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

vol. 3, No. 2 II. 50 Engraving i illustration for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

vol. 3, No. 3 3. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Contributions from the United States National Herbarium,

V0I.3, No. 8 13.00 Engraving i illustration for Report on Nut Culture in the United States 7. 50 Engraving i illustration for Bulletin No. 47, Department of Agriculture 4.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 17, Department of Agriculture 23. 20 Engraving 5 illustrations for Fiber Report No. 7, "Cultivation of the Ramie " 33- 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Experiment Station Record, vol. 7, No. 2 i5- 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 8, Division of Vegetable Pathology, Depart- ment of Agriculture 30. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 10, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department

of Agriculture 10. 00 Engraving 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 11, Department of Agriculture 45- 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 17, Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture . 30. 40 Engraving 11 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin No. 32 15. 00 Engraving 102 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1894, Part i . . . 201. 00 Engraving 876 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1894, Part 2. . . 370. 09 Engraving 134 illustrations for F'ourteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology 484.00 Engraving 382 illustrations for Fifteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology^ 367. 32 Engraving 212 illustrations for Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnolog3^ 510. 80 Engraving 90 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum for

1895 209. 70 Engraving 409 illustrations for Bulletin No. 47, United States National Museum 339. 00 Engraving i illustration for Annual Report of the American Historical Association for

1895 1-50 Engraving 178 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Eabor on Housings for Working People 318. 25 Engraving i illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 405 20.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 470 15. 00 Engraving 5 ilkistrations for Supreme Court Record No. 701 3. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Court of Claims case No. 17782 5.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Court of Claims cases Nos. 17782 and 17783 14. 00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims case No. 18204 4- 00 Engraving 80 illustrations for Congressional Directory, first session Fiftj'-fourth Congress 349-00 Engraving 14 illustrations for Congressional Record, first ses.sion Fiftj^-fourth Congress . 130. 00 Engraving 40 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fi.sheries for

1893 95 - 50 Engraving 9 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1894. 88. 00 Engraving iii illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1895. . 248. 71 Engra\'ing 16 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1896. . 103.00 Engraving i illustration for Report on Salmon Fisheries in Alaska 5. 00 Engraving 36 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences for 1894. . . 30. 00 EngraA^ng 15 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1895 ii4-5o Engraving i illustration for "In Memoriam: Howell Edmunds Jackson" 6. 75 Engraving i illustration for Hearings before Senate Committee on Naval Affairs rela- tive to Armor Plates 7- 00 Engraving i illustration for Senate bill No. 2533 6.50

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Wages $16.50 No. II.

Statement shozuing the disburse^nents on account of printing An7iual

Report [iSgf) of the Secretary of Agrirulture during the fiscal year ended June

SO, i8g6.

Wages $235,764.69 Machine-finish printing paper : 875,278 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.4 cents 29, 423. 53 565^^ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.584 896. 31 1,300 reams sized and supercalendered printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 121-pound, atS5.324. 6, 921. 20

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288 pounds soft twine, at 24 cents 69. 12 10 barrels flour, at 52. S5 2S. 50 4 brass stamps 40. 60

2 embossing plates and die blocks 14. 00

18 feet brass rule iS. 00 Total 292, 308. 93

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Statement showi7ig the disbursements on account of printing Annual

Report {iSgs) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

SO, i8g6.

Wages $10,438.77 Machine-finish printing paper:

727,342 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.5 cents 25, 456. 97

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21,600 pounds, at 6.8 cents i, 468. 80

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TOO packs imitation gold leaf, at Si. 19 119. 00

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2 brass stamps 33.00

2 embossing plates and die blocks , 12. 00 Engraving 14 illustrations 180. 50 Total 46,509.82

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volume, centennial celebration of laying corner stone of the Capitot, during the

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No. i8.

Statement of allotments, etc., madefor the Executive andfudiciaI Departments, and of the approximate cost of the work executedfor the same, for the fiscal year ended June so, i8g6.

Departments, etc.

Total of allotments

special appropriations, and amounts

received from Depart- ments and

deposited in Treasury.

Printing,

etc. Paper. Blank

books, binding,

ruling,

etc.

Treasury Department War Department

Navy Department

Interior, Department of Patent Office Post-Office Department

Agriculture, Department of

State, Department of

Justice, Department of Supreme Court of the United States Court of Claims Supreme Court, District of Columbia

I,ibrary of Congress Executive Office

lyabor. Department of National Museum

Public Printer Superintendent of documents

$350, 000. 00

130, 000. 00

100, 105. 02

383, 160. 66

195, 000. 00

120, 736. 14

26, 731.06

18, 073. 02

7, 000. 00

12, 000. 00

1, 500. 00

12, 000. 00

2, 000. 00

7, 000. 00

12, 000. 00

I152, 862. 57

70, 170. 55 50,943-21

39, 969.92

227, 586. 73

66, 646. 50

84, 200. 48

15, 046. 63

10, 877.31

6, 433. 86

8, 253. 05

599- 30

391-71

149- 35

3, 506. 33

9, 952.01

8, 383. 04

4, 306. 80

$41,632.31

16, 007. 92

10, 776. 85

22, 711. 50 11,873.33

52, 627. 59

21, 268. 12 1,711.14

2, 024. 39 97.07

179-44 68.63

218.44

14.99

1, 136- 93 1,452.37

2, 497- 12

2, 025. 57

102, 730. 27

32, 707- 13

24, 785 05

34, 653- 88 21,233.36

54, 453- 08

7, 865.30

4, 495- 33

3,712. 34

457- 80

841.05 88.60

9,421. 12 38.63

2, 331- 26 542.91 3,211.30

Total I, 377, 305- 90 760, 279. 35 188, 323. 71 304, 516. 49

No. 19.

Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the first session of the Fifty-fourth Congress.

Delivered to- The Senate folding room The House folding room The House library The lyibrary of Congress

Officers of the House

Justices and officers of the .Supreme Court of the United States. . .

Officers of the Senate Governors of the States and Territories (one copy each) The Senate library The superintendent of documents (for depositories) The President The libraries of the eight Executive Departments (one copy each) The Naval Observatory The Smith.sonian Institution The United States National Museum

On hand

Total
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound

was as follows

Congress

Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Officers of the Senate Governors of the States and Territories

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States The President The Senate library- The House library^ The libraries of the eight Executive Departments The Naval Observatory The Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

The superintendent of documents for distribution Total

Copies.

I 35445

57

I

I

I 500

[5, 123 Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress, and its officers, 9,150 were delivered unbound upon orders of Members of Congress and the officers of the Senate and House.

No. 20.

Statement of animal reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedfune jo^ i8g6.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Title. Number

of

copies. Acts of Congress, Parliament orders, etc., relating to the fur-seal fisheries in Bering Sea. .

Annual Report of Salmon Agent Murray, 1894 Annual Report of the Auditor for the—

Interior Department, 1895 Navy Department, 1895 , Post-Office Department, 1895 State and other Departments, 1895 Treasury Department, 1895 War Department, 1895 Annual Report of the

Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, 1895 Chief of the Secret Service Division, 1895 Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1895

With tables Without tables Commissioner of Navigation—

1895, part I 1895, part 2 Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the District of Columbia, 1895 , Comptroller of the Currency, 1895 , Comptroller of the Treasury, 1895 Director of the Mint, 1895 General Appraisers of the United States, 1895 , Light-House Board, 1895 Operations of the United States L,ife-Saving Service for the fiscal year ended June 30

1894

1895

1,025

1, 000

1,525 525

1,525

2, 500

I, 000

1, 025

2, 500 T,300

1, 000

1,500

150 200

775

2, 500

725

I, 000

1, 000

2, 500

4, 130

4, 000
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Stateynent of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune jo, iSg6—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—

Register of the Treasury, 1895 Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year 1895 Secretary of the Treasury, 1895

With tables, diagrams, and appendix With tables and diagrams Steamboat Inspection Service, 1895 Superintendent of Immigration, 1895 Supervising Architect, 1895 Supei-vising Special Agent, 1895 Supervising Surgeon-General Marine-Hospital Service, 1895 Treasurer of the United States, 1895 , United States Marine-Hospital Service

1894, vol. I 1894, vol. 2 Annual Report on Commerce and Navigation, 1895 Appendix to Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1894 : No. I No. 2 No. 4 No. 7 No. 8... No. 9 No. 10 No. II , A Tax Manual for Cigar Manufacturers, containing the portion .of the internal-revenue

lavs^s now in force relating to the manufacture, removal, sale, etc., of cigars, and includ- ing regulations, instructions, rulings, and decisions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue on the subject. Special No. 85. Bonds and Currency of the United States

Bulletin No. 35 of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1895 Bulletin of Recent Changes in Aids to Navigation, United States I^ight-House Board. Published monthly

Business in the Executive Departments

Canal on Indian River, Florida Cash Balance and Net Gold in the Treasury: Extract from the Annual Report of the Sec- retary of the Treasury, 1895 Catalogue of Charts and other Publications Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered in the Office of the Librarian of Congress under the copyright law, etc. Published weekly

Civil-Service Act and Revision of the Civil-Service Rules Claims allowed by the Accounting Officers of the Treasury Department

Collection of Internal Revenue and the Condition of the Sei"vice : Report of the Commissioner of Internal-Revenue Service to the Secretary of the Treasury Combined statement of the receipts and disbursements (apparent and actual) of the United States for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1895 Commerce of the United States and Europe with American countries, with trade under

reciprocity agreements

Compilation of the principal laws of the United States relating to loans and currency, 1895

Cotton statement: Extract from summary of imports and exports for August, 1895 Decisions of the Board of General Appraisers. Published weekly

Decisions of the Comptroller of the Currency, vol. 2, part i Decisions of the Comptroller of the Treasury, 1895 Decisions under the tariff, immigration, and navigation laws, etc. Published monthly. . . Delinquent Department Accounting Officers Documents distributed by the Treasury Department

Domestic Merchandise Exports Eighth Special Report of the Commissioner of I^abor : The Housing of Working People. . Emoluments of the Officers of the Customs Service Estimate of Costs for Fortifications and Coast Defenses Estimated Wool Clip of the United States
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

No. 10. —Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8g6—Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Expenditures of the Coast and Geodetic Surv^ey, 1895 Expenditures in the Treasur3^ Department

Expenses of Collecting the Revenue from Customs, 1897 Extract from the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury, including diagrams and

rates of foreign exchange in New York'and I^ondon

Extract from Tide Tables, 1897 Extracts from Finance Report, 1895, Tables W, H, etc Extracts from Gaugers' Manual

Foreign Commerce in Merchandise

General Instructions for Hydrographic Parties General Orders, United States Revenue-Cutter vService

July, 1895 November, 1895 June, 1896 General Rules and Regulations prescribed by the Board of Supervising Inspectors of Steam Vessels General Summary of the World's Commerce Home Consumption, 1884-1894, inclusive Imports and Exports of the United States, 1791-1895, and Exports of Domestic Manufacture, 1885-1895 Imports for Consumption : Part of Annual Report on Commerce and Navigation, 1895 —

Imports of Merchandise

Index to decisions under the tariff, immigration, and navigation lav^^s, 1895 Index to Public Health Reports, vol. 10, 1895 Introduction of Reindeer into Alaska Judgments rendered by the Court of Claims Laws Governing the Inspection of Foreign Passengers on Steam Vessels Laws Governing the Steamboat Inspection vService Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting estimates of appropriations

required for the service of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1897

lyist of beacons, buoys, and day marks in the

First Light-house district Second Light-house district Third Light-house district Fourth Light-house district Fifth Light-house district Sixth Light-house district Seventh Light-house district Eighth Light-house district List of beacons, buoys, and day marks of the United .States on the

Northern lakes and rivers

1895

1896 Pacific Coast of the United States

List of lights and fog signals of the United States on the Northern lakes and rivers, and

also of the lights and fog signals of the Dominion of Canada on those waters

List of lights and fog signals on the

Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of the United States

Pacific Coast

Pacific Coast of the United States, and of the lights and fog signals of the Dominion

of Canada on the coast of British Columbia

List of masters, mates, pilots, and engineers of merchant steam vessels, 1895 Manual for Steamboat Inspectors Matters Relative to the Spani-sh Man-of-War Infanta Isabella Message of the President on the Venezuelan Question Monetary Legislation and Currency Systems of the United States, 1792-1895 Monthly Summary of Imports and Exports of the United States, July, 1895-June, 1896 Movement of Prices

Number

of

copies.
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports a7id documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, j8g6—Continued. TRE;aSURY department—Continued.

Title.

National-Bank Act Nonbond-Aided Service of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company

Notice to Mariners, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Publi.shed monthly

Obligations of the Government since March 4, 1789, etc

Official list of medical officei-s of the Marine-Hospital Service

Pacific Coast Tide Tables, 1896 Parts of Statements Nos. 15 and 16, relative to imports and exports

Prices and Imports of Wool and Manufactures of Wool

Principal Articles of Domestic Exports. Published monthly

Proceedings of the A.ssay Commission of 1896; also laws of the United States relating to the annual assay Proceedings of the forty-third and forty-fourth annual meetings of the Board of vSuper- vising Inspectors , Production and Coinage of the United States and the World

Production of Gold and Silver in the United States Public Health Reports. Published w^eekly Public lyands and their Water Supply

Purchase of Minor Coinage Blanks

Receipts and Expenditures of the Government, 1866-1895 Refund of Customs Duties Register of the Revenue-Cutter Service, 1895 Register of the United States I,ife-Saving Service, 1895 Regulations for vessels engaged in fur-seal fishing '. Report of agents in relation to condition of seal life on Pribilof Islands, and to pelagic sealing in Bering Sea and north Pacific ocean, 1893-1895 Same, part 2 Report of Henry W. Elliott on condition of fur-seal fisheries of Alaska

Report of the Immigration Investigation Committee

Report on Specie Resumption in Chile Report on the operations of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Revised Regulations concerning oleomargarine under internal-revenue lavs^s Revised Regulations for the distillation of brandy

Revised Regulations governing the importation of articles for exhibition at the cotton

States and International Exposition at Atlanta, Ga., under act of Congress, approved

August 18, 1894 » Rules and Regulations governing the movements and anchorage of vesisels in St. Marj's River Schedule of bids for the four per cent loans, 1895 Special Report of the Secretary of the Treasury by Ira Ayer, special agent. Treasury Department, relative to the production of tin and terne plates in the United States during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1895, with comparative statements of production. Statement of balances, appropriations, and expenditures of the Government for the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1895 Statement No. 2, relative to imports and exports Supplemental list of the decisions of the Court of Claims Supplemental list of judgments rendered by the Court of Claims

Synopsis of rulings and decisions since act of October i, 1888, upon questions arising under the laws relating to Chinese; also text of laws now in force relating to Chinese, and of treaty promulgated December 8, 1894 Synopsis of the decisions of the Treasury Department and Board of United States General Appraisers on the construction of the tariff, navigation, and other laws, for the year ending December 31, 1895 Table 5 of the Finance Report, 1895 Tariff Act of 1890 Tide Tables of the Coast and Geodetic vSurvey, 1896 Trade under Reciprocity Treaties
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

No. 20.

Stateme7it of annual rep07-ts and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g6—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT,

Title.

Alphabetical list of abbreviations of titles of medical periodicals employed in the Index

Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's Ofifice Annual Report of the

Adjutant-General of the United States Army to the Major-General, 1895 Board of Commissioners of the Soldiers' Home, District of Columbia, and report of the annual inspection of the Home

Board of Ordnance and Fortifications Board of Publications, 1895 Board of Visitors of the United States Military Academy, 1895 Chief of Engineers, United States Armj-, 1895 "Without appendix

Chief of Ordnance, United States Army, 1895 Appendix 15 Appendix 16 Appendix 19 Appendix 39 Chief of the Record and Pension Of&ce, 1895 Chief Signal Officer, United States Army, 1895 Commissar\--General, United States Army, to Secretary of War, 1895 Inspector-General, United States Army

To the vSecretary of War, 1895 To the Major-General, United States Army, 1895 .-. Judge-Advocate-General, United States Army, 1895 Major-General, United States Army, 1895 Paymaster-General, United States Army, 1895 Quartermaster-General, United States Army, 1895 Narrative

Secretary of War

1894, vol. I 1895, vol. I 1895, vol. 2 1895, vol. 3

1895, without appendixes

Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, 1895 Surgeon-General of the Army, 1895 Appellant's brief in the case of Henry W. Closson, appellant, v. George A. Armes

Appointments, promotions, retirements, transfers, casualties, etc., of commissioned officers of the Army recorded in the Adjutant-General's Office. Published weekly

Army Register, 1896 Army Regulations, 1895 Artillery Circular I Bridge laws of the third session. Fifty-third Congress

CaUsthenic Exercises, United States Army

Circular of information for candidates seeking appointment in the medical corps of the United States Army

Cross-arms for iron telegraph poles Exploration of the Olympian Mountains, Washington

Finding list of books and documents relative to Mexico and Mexican war

Firing regulations for the magazine rifle, caliber .30 Fuses for field guns

General Information Series, No. 14 - General Orders of the War Department

Aides-de-camp on staff of Major-General Commanding Army

Number

of

copies.
88 REPORT OF THK PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of annual repaints and documents printed upon requisition hy the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfune 30, i8g6—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

General Orders of the War Department—Continued. Ammunition, annual allowance of, for practice with 3.6-inch B. I^. field mortar Ammunition, gallery practice; breech-loading field guns; horse and mule shoes,etc.; cavalry bit Appropriation act, Army, 1897 Casey, Thomas I^incoln, announcement of death

Cat Island, Mississippi Sound, Mississippi [abandoned military reservation], notice of transfer of a portion of, to the Secretary of the Interior Cavalry and I,ight Artillery School, Fort Riley, Kans. Regulations and scheme of

instruction Court-martial proceedings in cases of Cadets R. M. Seay and H. I^. Wigmore

Douglas, Fort, military reservation of, enlarged, part of military reservation of Fort Macomb transferred to Secretary of Interior; monthly payments at Fort Crook to be made by paymasters in person

Engineers, Corps of. Insignia for officers' undress coats

Flag, Arrangement of stars in field Fort Buford, N. Dak. [abandoned military reservation], notice of transfer of, to Secre- tary of the Interior Fort Hancock, Tex. [abandoned military reservation] , notice of transfer of, to Secre- tary of the Interior Order designating the fortifications at Sandy Hook, N. Y., as

Foi-t Pembina, N. Dak. [abandoned military reservation], notice of transfer of. to the

vSecretary of the Interior Fort vStanton, N. Mex. [abandoned military reservation], notice of transfer of, to the Secretary of the Interior Fort vStanton military reservation transferred from War Department to Interior Department

Gibbon, Brig. Gen. John, announcement of death Honorable mention of enlisted men for meritorious acts Horn Island, Mississippi Sound, Mis.sissippi [abandoned military reservation] , notice

of transfer of a portion of, to the Secretary of the Interior I^eather waist belt, order directing retention of use of, for all enlisted men who do

not carry small-arms ammunition

L,ibraries, po.st or regimental, care of books in I^yceum reports on professional subjects may be published by the military information division Magazine rifle and carbine, caliber .30, instructions in relation to. Mexico, agreement with, providing for reciprocal crossing of boundary in pursuit of

hostile Indians

Miles, Nelson A., announcement by Secretary of War of his assignment to the com- mand of the Army, and of Thomas H. Ruger to the command of the Department of the East Announcement that he assumes command of the Army

Military Academy, chaplain for; payments at Fort Leavenworth

Military departments, expenditure of appropriations for contingent expenses at Miscellaneous orders, viz: Modification of infantry drill regulations; Discontinuance

of leather waist belt and McKeever cartridge box; Transfer of military reservation on Mackinac Island to the State of Michigan

Niobrara, Fort, part of military reservation of, transferred to Secretary of Interior.

Pague, lyieut. vSamuel S., court-martial proceedings in case of Parks, national military, act of Congress authorizing use of, as fields for maneuvers

for Army and National Guard

Paymaster in person to make monthly payments to troops at certain stations Pay rolls, year of sei-vice to be noted on

Petit Bois Blanc Lsland, Mississippi Sound, Mi.ssissippi [abandoned military reservation], notice of transfer of a portion of, to the Secretary of the Interior

Platte, Department of the; part of South Dakota transferred to Post Exchange Regulations

Price of clothing, equipage, etc., for Army
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmeiitsfor the fiscal year endedfune 30, i8g6—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

General Orders of the War Department—Continued.

Prisoners, designation of, and rules for government of, at military posts. (No. 41.) .

Prisoners, regulations as to, at military posts and stations. ( Rescinding Order No. 41.

Recruiting service, detail of, for 1S95-1897 Recruits, instructions as to clothing for

Rifles, return of worn parts to Springfield armory Round Island, Mississippi Sound, Mississippi [abandoned military reservation], notice

of transfer of, to the Secretary- of the Interior Saluting charges for 3.2-inch B. L,. rifle and 8 and 10 inch smoothbore guns; toilet arti- cles for prisoners, recruits, etc Sandy Hook, N. Y., order designating it Fort Hancock

San Francisco. Enlargement of national military cemetery , Schofield, J. M., announcement \>y the President to the Army of the retirement of. .

Announcement of his retirement

Sick or wounded, company oflicers to give instruction in first aid to Signals. Proficiency in sending messages by flag, torch, heliograph, and lantern

Sucia Islands, part of, proclaimed military' reservation; issue of commissions of'offi Target practice, results of, 1895 .... Telegrams over bond-aided or subsidized lines, instructions from Comptroller of the

Treasur>' concerning

Telegrams over lines along bond-aided Pacific railroads, regulation as to accounts for. Telegraph rates for 1895-96 Townsend, Fort, military reservation of, again set apart for use of post Hearings before the Subcommittee on Coast Defenses .. Index Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon General s Office, vol. 16 Index of general orders and circulars, Engineer Corp,s, 1S95 Index of publications, articles, and maps relating to Mexico, in library of the War Depart- ment

Same, part 4. (Foreign intervention and Maximilian epoch) Index to general orders, 1895 Index to the Annual Reports of the Chief of Engineers United States Army, vol. 3 Index to vol. i of the Annual Report of the Secretary of War, 1894 Influences of Sea Water on Hj^draulic Mortars

Introduction to the Study of the Constitution of the United States

I^ight Artillery Drill Regulations

I^ist of books, pamphlets, reports, and other literature in the War Department library

relating to Mexico, parts i and 2 Same, part 3 (Mexican war, 1846-1848, and Texan-Mexican war)

I^ist of newspapers and periodicals to be supplied to military post libraries

List of oflicers subject to deduction of pay by reason of absence, furnished for information of Paymaster-General. Published monthly Manual for Army Cooks Manual for Courts-Martial Manual of Arms adapted to Magazine Rifle, caliber .30 Manual of Photography

Memorandum relative to the probable number and ages of the Army and Navy surviv- ors

Number

of

copies.

Military' commands and posts, with post-of&ces, telegraph stations, and nearest railroad

stations or boat landings

Military Schools of Europe , Militia Force of the United States

" Mineral Waters " National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Nicaragua Canal Scheme
90 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of anjitial reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune jo, /^pd—Continued. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Notes on the Construction of Ordnance : No 65 No. 66. No 67 No, 68 Notes on the organization, armaments, and military progress, 1896 Organized Militia of the United States Outlets on the Great Lakes

Register of the War Department

Report of the—

Board of Engineers of the Nicaraguan Canal

Board of Ordnance and Fortifications, 1895 Delegate of the United States to the International Marine Conference

Joint Committee on the Dedication of the Chickamauga National Park

Nicaraguan Canal Commission

United States Cavalry School Report on Cuban Affairs Report on the—

Manufacture of Guns

Potomac River Flats Calumet Harbor, Illinois Residences of officers of the United States Army in the District of Columbia : Resolutions of the conventions held at Munich, Dresden, Berlin, and Vienna for the pur

pose of adopting uniform methods for testing construction materials Rough list of the more important additions to the War Department library, from Octo

ber, 1894, to June, 1895 Ship Canal from the Great I^akes to the Hudson River. Subject Catalogue No. 2—Index of periodicals, annuals, and serials in the War Depart ment librarj- Survey : Canal, I^ake Erie to Ohio River Tehuantepec Route

Translations from the German on tests of sand, cement, etc United States Army Directory. Published Monthly , Veto Message of the President in the case of C. E. Jones

Number

of

copies.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of the course at the War College —

American Practical Navigator Annual Register of the United States Naval Academy, 1896 . .

Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of

Construction and Repair, 1895 Equipment, 1895 Navigation, 1895 Ordnance, 1895 Steam Engineering, 1895 Yards and Docks, 1895 Annual Report of the

Colonel Commandant of the United vStates Marine Corps, 1895 Hydrographer of the United States Navy, 1895 Judge-Advocate-General of the Navy, 1895

I 000 600

1, 000

I, 200 300

600 800

1, 400

250

300

1, 000 400
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 9

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and docuvients printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30^ i8g6—Continued. NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the

Paymaster-General of the United States Navy, 1S95 Secretary' of the Na\-y, 1S95 Superintendent of Naval War Records

Surgeon-General of the United States Navy, 1S95 Bowditch s Useful Tables Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico, vol. 2 Catalogue of charts, plans, sailing directions, and other publications of the United States H^'drographic Office Corrections to coaling, docking, and repairing facilities of the ports of the world

Corrections to notes and diagrams of naval and coast defense guns: France

Corrections to notes and diagrams of Spanish guns Forms of procedure for courts- martial General court-martial orders. United States Na\-y : Nos. I to 46, inclusive, series 1896 Nos. 43 to 106, inclusive, series 1895 General information series

No. 13 No. 14 General Orders, United vStates Navy, Nos. 451 to 462, inclusive

History' and I^aws of the Naval Militia Hydrographic Bulletin, Nos. 305 to 348, inclusive. Published weekly

Index to classification of naval stores International Law : I^ectures delivered at the Naval War College by Prof. Freeman Snow

I^ist and stations of the commissioned and warrant officers of the United States Navy

I,ist of lights of the world, vol. 3 Memorandum of information : Pacific stations Ports of Asiatic station

Na\'\' Regulations

Noticea.to mariners

For the Great Lakes, Nos. 5 to 10 and i to 4, inclusive. Published monthly.

Nos. 28 to 52, inclusive, series 1895. Published weekly

Nos. I to 26, inclusive, series 1896. Published weekly

Index, Nos. i to 52, 1895 Opening address delivered by Hon. William McAdoo at the Naval War College on June

15, 1895 Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, 1896 Register of the officers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps

Regulations for the United States Army, 1895 Regulations of the United vStates Naval Academy

Report of the Board of Visitors to the United States Naval Academj', 1895 Report of the operations of the Naval Militia Report on the efficiency of coals Sailing directions for Lakes Erie and Ontario, and St. Clair and Detroit Rivers

Special Orders, United States Navy, Nos, 37 to 46 Supplement to the Catalogue of the Navy Department Library

Supplement to the Hydrographic Office Publication No. 108, Part III, North Channel and

Georgia Bay

Tables showing the local mean time of the sun's visible rising and setting

Number

of copies.
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and documentsprinted upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, i8g6—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Title.

Annual Report of the

Acting Superintendent of the Sequoia and General Grant Parks, 1895 Acting Superintendent of the Yellowstone National Park, 1895 Architect of the United vStates Capitol, 1895 Board of Indian Commissioners, 1895 Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, 1895 Columbia Railway Company, 1895 Commissioner of Education, 1S93

Chapters i to 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1895 Commissioner of Labor in regard to the Census, 1895 Commissioner of the General I^and Office, 1895 Commissioner of Patents

1894

1895 Commissioner of Pensions, 1895 Commissioner of Railroads, 1895 Commissioner of the General L,and Office, 1895 First Assistant Secretary of the Interior, 1895 Govornment Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, 1895 . Governor of Ala.ska 1895 , Governor of Arizona, 1895 Governor of New Mexico, 1895 Governor of the Territory of Oklahoma

Governor of Utah, 1895 Mine Inspector of New Mexico : Mine Inspector of the Indian Territory, 1895 President of Howard University, 1895 Secretary of the Interior—

1S92, vol. 4, part 3

1893, vol. 4, part 2 1892-93, vol. 5 1895 • • • 1895, Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4, part I Vol. 4, part 2 Vol. 4, part 3 Vol. 4, part 4 Vol. 5, part I Vol. 5, part 2 Superintendent of Indian Schools, 1895 Superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane, 1895 Superintendent of the Hot Springs Improvements

Superintendent of the Hot Springs Reservation, 1895 Superintendent of the Yosemite National Park, 1895 Surgeon in Chief of the Freedmen's Hospital, 1895 United States Commissioner of Education, 1895
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

No. 20.—Statement of annual reports and documents printed tipon requisitioji by the heads of the DepartiJients for the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g6—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—Continued.

'itle.

Annual Report of the—

United States Mine Inspector for Utah, 1S95 - Utah Commission, 1S95 Washington Hospital for Foundlings, 1895 Circular relative to ceded agricultural lands, Red Lake Indian Reservation

Circular relative to the sale of Chippewa pine lands in Minnesota

Claim of the Sac and Fox Indians of Mississippi Coal Land Law Circular Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents, 1894 Director^' of Coal Mines in

Alabama

Arkansas

California. Oregon, and Washington

Colorado Indiana Iowa

Kansas Kentucky

Mary land, Virginia, Xorth Carolina, and Georgia

Michigan, etc - Missouri Ohio

Pennsylvania Tennessee West Virginia

Directory- of Phosphate Mines in the United States

Director^' of .Salt Producers in the United States Fifteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Sur\'ey General Circular of the Land Office , Index of patents relating to electricity. Appendix No. XIV

Index to Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office. Published weekly . Index to vol. 70, of the Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office Same, vol. 71 Same, vol. 72 Indians of the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana

Indians of the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana

Instructions relative to town sites on public lands

Instructions to applicants for appointment in the civil ser\'ice Instructions to applicants for examination for the postal service Land decisions

Vol. 20 Vol. 21 Vol. 22 Laws of the United States governing the granting of Na\^ and Army pensions . List of publications of the United States Geological Sur\-ey

List of women inventors : .Appendix No. 2 Manual of instructions regarding mineral surveys

Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office. Published weekly

Official Gazettes of October 4, 11, 18, and 25, and December 27, 1892, vol. 61 Old Settlers or Western Cherokee Indians Omaha and Winnebago Reservation, Nebr
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Statement of aimual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year eiidcd fune jo, i8g6—Continued. DE:PARTME:NT of the interior—Continued.

Title.

Pension decisions : Vol. 7 Vol.8 Precedents for suits, civil and criminal, arising out of the pension laws

Protection and Registration of Trade-Marks

Regulations concerning rights of way for canals, ditches, reservoirs, etc Report of the clerk in charge of documents, 1S95 Report on educational affairs in Alaska , Report on the introduction of the reindeer into Alaska

Revised civil-service rules Rules for marking civil-service examination papers Rules of practice before the Patent Office Rules of practice before the United States district land offices Santee Sioux tribe of Indians of Nebraska

Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey- United States mining laws, and regulations thereunder United States swamp-land laws, and decisions thereunder

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report of the

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1895 First Assistant Postmaster-General, 1895 Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General, 1895 General Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service, 1895—

Text, table, and statements Text and statement of casualties Postmaster-General, 1895 .~ With appendixes Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1895 Superintendent of Foreign Mails, 1895 Third Assistant Postmaster-General, 1895 Opinion of the Attorney-General on lotteries Opinions concerning investment companies . Postal I^aws and Regulations, 1893

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Accessions to the Department I^ibrary

April-June, 1895 July-September, 1895 October-December, 1895 January-March, 1896 Actinomycosis, or I^umpy Jaw

Addresses on Road Improvement

Agricultural Experiment Stations ; Their Objects and Work

Agricultual investigation at Rothamsted, England, during a period of fifty years. Six

lectures delivered under the provisions of the Lowes Agricultural Trust

Alfalfa or I^ucern A manual of instructions to crop correspondents
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No. 20.

StatemeJit of amiual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended funejo, i8g6—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title. Number

of

copies. American Dried Apples in the German Empire An act to provide for the construction of roads by local assessment, county and State aid. Analyses of cereals collected at the World's Columbian Exposition, and comparison with

other data An Example for American Farmers and Dairymen A Nodular Tseniasis in Fowls A Note on Experimental Gra.ss Gardens A Pioneer in Agricultural Science Arbor Day : Its History and Obser\-ance A Report on the Cultivation of Ramie in the United States, with statements concerning

the practice m foreign countries, cost of cultivation, and percentages of yield, the machine question, and preparation of the fiber for manufacture

Barnyard Manure

Best Roads for Farms and Farming Districts ...

Best Roads for Farms and Farming Districts. State Highways in Massachusetts. Im- provement of Public Roads in North Carolina Black Quarter Broom Corn

Butter Substitutes , Canadian Field Pease Canaigre Cause and Prevention of Pear Blight Check L,ist of the Animal Parasites of Chickens ( Gallus doniesticus) Check I^ist of the Animal Parasites of Ducks , Check I^ist of the Animal Parasites of Turkej-s {Maleagris gallopavo) Chemical Composition of American Food Materials

Circulars of information, with synopsis of each

Climate, Soil Characteristics, and Irrigation Methods of California Comments on Systems of Maintaining Country Roads Common Crow of the United States Conditions in Soils of the Arid Region

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium

Vol. III. No. 3. Flora of the sand hills of Nebraska

Vol. Ill, No. 4. Report on a collection of plants made by J. H. Sandberg and assistants in northern Idaho in the year 1892 Vol. Ill, No. 5. Report on Mexican Umbelliferse, mostly from the State of Oaxaca.

Descriptions of plants, mostly new, from Mexico and the United States

Vol. Ill, No. 6. Botany of Yakutat Bay, Alaska

Vol. Ill, No. 7. Preliminary revision of the North American species of Eehinocactus,

Cereus, and Opuntia

Vol. Ill, No. 8. Flora of the Black Hills of Sbath Dakota

Cooperative Road Construction Cornstalk Disease and Rabies in Cattle. An investigation into the nature, cause, and means of preventing the cornstalk disease ( Toxcemia maidis) of cattle. A disease in

cattle not distinguishable from rabies. Chemical examination of cornstalks presumably the cause of cornstalk disease in cattle. Investigations conducted under the

direction of Dr. D. E. Salmon, Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry

Cotton Seed and its Products

Crossing of Improved Breeds of Swine with the Common Hogs of Florida Crow Blackbirds and their Food

Culture of the Sugar Beet , Dairy Bacteriology , Dairy Herd: Its formation and management

Dietary Studies of the University of Tennessee in 1895 Direct Transmission of Infectious Entero-hepatitus in Turkeys

Earth Roads : Hints on their construction and repair
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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedJune 30, 7^96—Continued.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIvTURE—Continued.

Title.

Economic Designs of Timber Trestle Bridges Education and Research in Agriculture in the United vStates El Picudo 6 Gorgojo Mexicano de la Capsula del Algodon {Anthonomns grandis)

Experiment Station Record

Vol. VI, No. 10 No. II No. 12 Vol. VII, No. I No. 2 , .

No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 Extension of Market for American Feed Stuffs Facts and Figures Regarding our Forest Resources Briefly Stated

Facts Concerning Ramie

Federal Meat Inspection

Feeding of Farm Animals

Fertilization of the Soil as Affecting the Orange in Health and Disease

Fertilizers for Cotton , Flax for Seed and Fiber in the United States Food and Diet Foods : Nutritive value and cost Forage Plants for the South

Forest-fire Eegislation in the United States Forestry for Farmers

Four Common Birds of the Farm and Garden

Frosts and Freezes as Affecting Cultivated Plants General Work Against Insects which Defoliate Shade Trees in Cities and Towns

Geographic Distribution of Animals and Plants in North America

Giant Knotweed or Sachaline Grain Smut : Their cause and prevention

Grape Diseases on the Pacific Coast Grass and Grain Joint-worm Flies and their Allies: A consideration of some North American Phytophagic Eurytominse

Grasses as Sand and Soil Binders Hairy Vetch, Sand Vetch, or Russian Vetch ( Vicia villosa). Handbook of Experiment Station Work. A popular digest of the publications of the

agricultural experiment stations in the United States Hawks and Owls from the Standpoint of the Farmer

Health of Plants in Greenhouses Hemp Culture Hessian Fly {Cecidoniyia destructor Say) Highway Taxation : Comparative results of labor and money systems

Hi.storical and Technical Papers on Road Building in the United States Hog Cholera and Swine Plague

Honey Bee: A manual of apiculture Humus in its Relation to Soil Fertility Important Insecticides : Directions for their preparation and use Imports and Exports for 1893 and 1894. Imports and Exports for 1893, 1894, and 1895
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No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g6—Continued,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title.

Improvement of Public Roads in North Carolina Index to the Annual Reports of the United States Department of Agriculture for the years

1837 to 1S93, inclusive

Inefficienc}- of Milk Separators in Removing Bacteria Butter Substitutes : The manufacture and consumption of cheese Information Regarding Roads and Road-making Materials in Certain Eastern and South- ern States Information Regarding Road Materials and Transportation Rates in Certain States west

of the Mississippi River

Information Regarding Roads, Road Materials, and Freight Rates in Certain vStates north

of the Ohio River

Injuries to Cattle from vSwallowing Pointed Objects.

Insect I,ife, Vol. VII, No. 5 Insects of the Year in Ohio

Instructions for obser\'ers of the Weather Bureau . . Instructions to obser-vers and code for encyphering and rice stations of the Weather Bureau

reports at cotton region and sugar

Irrigation for the Garden and Greenhouse The Health of Plants in Greenhouses

Investigations Concerning Infectious Diseases among PoultrjIs Protection against Forest Fires Practicable? Jack Rabbits of the United States Journal of Mycology:

Vol. VII, No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Kafir Corn: Characteristics, culture, and uses

Legislation against Weeds

Leguminous Plants for Green Manuring and for Feeding

Letter from the Secretarv-of Agriculture, transmitting a detailed statement of the expenditures of all appropriations for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ended

June 30, 1895, including supplemental account to date

Letter of the Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting, in an.swer to a resolution of the Senate, a statement of the expenditures from the appropriation for the purchase and distri- bution of valuable seeds, made by the act of March 2, 1895; and aLso a copy of each bid made to the Department of Agriculture to furnish it with seed, bulbs, cuttings, etc

List of Farmers' Bulletins available for distribution, with synopsis of each

List of publications of the United vStates Department of Agriculture from 1841 to June 30, 1895, inclusive

List of publications of the United vStates Department of Argriculture turned over to the Superintendent of Documents

List of the State Dairy Commissioners and Association of Dairymen in the United vStates and Canada for 1896 Long-tailed Shrews of the Eastern United States Manchester District of England as a Market for American Products. Manufacture and Compo.sition of Cheese Meadow Lark and Baltimore Oriole Meats: Composition and cooking Method of Analysis Adopted by the Association of Official Agriculural Chemists, September 5, 6, and 7, 1895 Methods of the :Mechanical Analy.sis of Soils and of the Determination of the Amount of Moisture in .Soils in the Field Mexican Cotton-boll Weevil Mexican Cotton-boll Weevil (Anthonomiis grandis Boh.), vSpanish edition Mineral Phosphates as Fertilizers S. Doc. 18 7

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Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g6—Continued,

DI5PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title

Monthly Crop Report

No. 128, July, 1S95 No. 129, August, 1895 No. 130, September, 1895 No. 131, October, 1895 No. 132, November, 1895 No. 133, December, 1895 No. 133 ( Without transportation rates) No. 134, January-February, 1896 No. 135, March, 1896 No. 136, April, 1896 No. 137, May 1896 No. 138, June, 1896 Monthly Crop Synopsis

July, 1895 August, 1895 September, 1895 October, 1S95 . November, 1895 December, 1895 March, 1896 April, 1896 May, 1896 More Important Insects Injvirious to vStored Grain. Mosquitoes and Fleas North American Fauna : No. 10 : Revision of the American Genera Blarina and Notiosorex. The lyong-tailed Shrews of the Eastern United States. Synopsis of the Amei'ican Shrews of the Genus Sorex

No. II : Synopsis of the "Weasels of North America

Note on the Kmployment of Convicts in connection with Road Building Notes on Grasses and Forage Plants of the Southeastern States Nut Culture in the United States, embracing native and introduced species Oil-producing Seeds ; Onion Culture Organization lists of the Agricultural Experiment Station and institutions with courses

in agricultui'e in the United States Organization of the United vStates Department of Agriculture, and list of exhibits at the Cotton States and International Exposition, Atlanta, Ga., September 18, 1895, to January

I, 1896 . Origin and Work of the Darlington Road I^eague

Origin, Value, and Reclamation of Alkali Ivands Pasteurization and vSterilization of Milk Peach Growing for Market

Peach Yellows and Peach Rosette Peanuts : Culture and uses Permanent Elements in Experiment Station Work

Potato Culture Preliminary report on the Food of Woodpeckers ; the Tongues of Woodpeckers

Principal Diseases of Citrous Fruits in Florida

Principal Insect Enemies of the Grape

Proceedings of the eighth annual convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, held at Washington, D. C, November 13-15, 1894. , Proceedings of the ninth annual convention of the Association of Amei-ican Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, held at Denver, Colo., July 16-18, 1895
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Staieine7it of annual reports and documents printed upon requisition by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8g6—Continued. DEPARTME:nT of AGRICUIyTURE—Continued.

Title.

Proceedings of the Good Roads Convention, held in Richmond, Va., October 18, 1894 Proceedings of the Good Roads Convention of Texas, held in Houston, Tex., February 19, 1895 Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, held in Washington, D. C, September 5, 6, and 7, 1895 Production and Price of Cotton for 100 Years

Progress of Southern Agricultvire Pure Seed Investigation Rape Plant: Its history-, culture, and uses Reasons for Cultivating the Soil Relation of Forests to Farms. . Report of Committee on Legislation adopted by the Good Roads Convention, held Richmond, Va., October 10 and 11, 1895 Report of the—

Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry for 1895 Chief of the Division of Accounts and Disbursements for Chief of the Division of Publications for 1895 Chief of the Weather Bureau

1894

1895 Director of the Office of Experiment Stations for 1895 ....

895-

Fourth annual meeting of the American Association of State Weather Services, cooper- ating V5rith the Weather Bureau, United States Department of Agriculture, held at

Indiapoli.s, Ind., October 16 and 17, 1895 Pomologi.st for 1895 Secretary of Agriculture, 1895, being part of the message and documents communicated to the two Houses of Congress at the beginning of the first session of the

Fifty-fourth Congress , Secretary of Agriculture for 1895 (preliminary')

Statistician for 1895 Report on road-making materials in Arkansas , Report on the insect food of the crow

Revision of the Aphelininee of North America, a .subfamily of Hymenopterous parasites

of the family Chalcididee Revision of the Nematinse of North America, a .subfamily of leaf-feeding Hymenoptera

of the family Tenthredinidse Rules and regulations governing the operations of the Bureau of Animal Indusdry ; also the acts of Congre-ss under which they are made , Russian Thistle Saltbushes. San Jose Scale: Its occurrence in the United States, with a full account of its life history and the remedies to be used again.st it Scientific Work of the Department of Agriculture

Silos and Silage Sketch of the Relationship between American and Eastern Asian Fruits . vSmall-fruit Culture for Market

Soil Ferments Important in Agriculture

Origin, Value, and Reclamation of Alkali I^ands. Reasons for cultivating the soil. I Humus in its relation to soil fertility Soil moisture A record of the amount of water contained in soils during the month of-

May, 1895 June, 1895 July, 1895 : Some Additions to our Vegetable Dietary Some Destructive Potato Diseases : What they are and how to prevent them.

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Stateme7it ofannual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedJune jo, iSg6—Continued.

DEIPARTMKNT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

Title.

Some Foreign Trees for the Southern States Some Mexican and Japanese Injurious Insects Liable to be Introduced into the United

States Some Practical Suggestions for the Suppression and Prevention of Bovine Tuberculosis. Some Scale Insects of the Orchard

Souring of Milk and other Changes in Milk Products Southern Pine Mechanical and Physical Properties Sprajdng for Fruit Diseases Spraying for Fungus Diseases of the Apple, Pear, and other Fruits, with a special consideration of the subject in its relation to the public health Standards of the Purity and Vitality of Agricultural Seeds

State Aid to Road Building in New Jersey

State Highways in Massachusetts

State Laws Relating to the Management of Roads : Enacted in 1889-1893 Enacted in 1894-1895. Bulletin No. 18 Enacted in 1894-1895, Bulletin No. 18. Supplement

Statement in Regard to Award of Seed Contract

Number

of

copies.

Statistics of the Dairy, compiled from the United States Census for 1890, and from other

reliable sources, with explanatory notes Summary of Cotton Report for March, 1896, No. 135 Sweet Potatoes : Culture and uses - Synopsis of the American Shrews of the Genus Sorex '. Tenth and Eleventh Annvial Reports of the Bureau of Animal Industry, for the years

1893 and 1894 Terms of Sale of the Card Index of Agricultural Literature Testing Seeds at Home

The Two Freezes of 1894-95 in Florida, and what they teach Timber : An elementary discussion of the characteristics and properties of wood

Tobacco : Instructions for its cultivation and curing Tobacco soils of Connecticut and Pennsylvania , Tongues of Woodpeckers

Traffic of the Country Roads

Treaty of vShimonoseki between China and Japan of April 17, 1S95, and our possibilities of trade with those countries Tree Planting in the Western Plains Truck Lands of the Atlantic Seaboard Tumbling Mustard {Sisymbrium altissimum^

Vivisection in the District of Columbia Washed Soils: How to prevent and reclaim them

Water as a Factor in the Growth of Plants Weather Conditions of the Crop of 1894 Weeds, and How to Kill Them

What Meterology is doing for the Farmer Wide Tires : Laws of certain vStates relating to their use, and other pertinent information

Work and Expenditures of Agricultural Experiment Stations Work of the Department of Agriculture as illustrated at the Atlanta Exposition

Work of the Weather Bureau in connection with the rivers of the United States World's Markets for American Products : Belgium Canada

France

Great Britain and Ireland. Bulletin No.i Supplement to Bulletin No. i
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. lOI

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and doeiDnents printed upon requisitions by the heads of the DepaHnientsfor the fiscal year ended fujiejo, iSg6—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE—Continued.

World's Markets for American Products—Continued. Netherlands German Empire

Zinc in Evaporated Apples

Number

of

copies.

15,000

5, 000 5,000 DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Act between the United States and other powers 1 slave trade)

Afifairs in Cuba prior to 1S7S , Annual Message of the President of the United States to the first session of the Fifty- fourth Congress - Bulletin No. 7 of the Bureau of Rolls and Library- of the Department of State Condition of Affairs in Turkey, with report of the Secretary of State Constitution of the Republic of Cuba

Consular Appointments

Convention with Mexico 1 boundary > Diplomatic and Consular Service of the United States Diplomatic list

July, iSq5 AngusSt, September, 1S05 October. i'S95 November. 1S95 December, 1S95 Januan,-, 1S96 Februars'. 1S96 . .

March. iSoo April. 1S96 May, 1S96 June, 1S96 Examinations for the Consular Ser\-ice Extracts from a Message of James Monroe

Extracts from the Annual Report of the American Historical Association Exports Declared for the United States Final Report of A. P. Morse before the Commission to Arbitrate Claims of the Venezuelan Steam Transportation Company

Foreign Relations of the United States : I5c4,part3

1S95

1S95, part 2 Hearings on Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties by the Committee on Ways and Means

Index to the calendar of the correspondence of James ^Madison, Supplement to No. 4 Index to the correspondence of Thomas Jefferson Same, part 2 j Instructions to Mr. Bayard Venezuela 1 ! Landing of submarine telegraph cables

Letter of the Secretary- of the Treasury- on the seizure of American vessels loaded with arms '

. . .... ' List of books, pamphlets, and maps received at the Librar\- of the Department of State,

etc. : New series. No. 10. New series. No. 11. New series, No. 12.

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I02 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon i^equisition by the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8g6—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF vSTATE—Continued.

I,ist of Merchant Vessels of the United vStates, 1895 Message of the President

December 30, 1895, relative to Turkey

In relation to the claim of Bernard Campbell against Haiti February 3, 1896, relating to Italian laborers in Colorado On the Venezuelan boundary, with correspondence

Transmitting report, from the Secretary of vState, relating to certain speeches made

by Ambassador Bayard On affairs in Cuba On exclusion of life insurance companies of the United States from transacting business in Germany On historical documents in the Department of State On the alleged imprisonment of American citizens by vSpain On the Hydrographic Commission of the Amazon

Relative to the case of John I^. Waller

Transmitting correspondence in regard to the imprisonment of Mrs. F. E. Maybrick.

Miscellaneous Messages of the President of the United States ProclamationAdmitting Utah as a State of the Union

Choctaw claim to lands in Texas .... Copyright agreement with Spain

Copyright with Chile

Copyi'ight with Mexico •. , On the importation of meat cattle. Relating to fur seals Relating to the allotment of Indian lands Thanksgiving, 1895 Protocol with Spain (judicial proceedings)

Register of the Department of State ^. Regulations for pi-eventing collisions at sea Report by Mr. Hitt to accompany House Report No. 4690 Report of Maj. Anson Mills concerning the fluctuations in the course of the Rio Grande. . Report of the American Delegate to the Fifth International Prison Congress Report of the Board of Engineers of the Nicaraguan Canal Report on the Examination of the Consular Service Restrictions upon the Importation of certain American products Senate ratification (Kongo Free State) Treatment of naturalized citizens of the United States by the Turkish Government

Treaty—

Between the United States and Great Britain concluded February 8, 1896 Between the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom (Samoa) Exchange of official documents

International (protection of industrial property) Treaty with—

Chile (claims). .> China (emigration)

Denmark (trade-marks) Great Britain and Portugal (Delagoa Bay)

Great Britain (boundary) Great Britain (deserters from merchant vessels) Great Britain (extradition) • Great Britain (fur-seal fisheries) Greece (joint-stock companies)

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I

: 800
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

State)iit'iit of a>i final rspoiis a^id docv.uients printed upon reqnisition by the heads of the Deparimentsfor the fseal year endedfnne jo, iSgd—Continued. DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued.

Title. Niimber

of

copies. Treaty with—Continued.

Russia I extradition ' Mexico, of December 50. 1S53 Mexico water boundan.- 1 United Kingdom ^ Alaskan sur\-ey ' Venezuela 1 claims) Venezuela (claims treaty of 1S66 j Venezuela (Steam Transportation Company

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Annual Report of

Assistant Attorney-General Dodge, 1S95 Assistant Attorney-General in charge of Indian depredations, 1S95 Attorne^'-General, 1S95 Board of Trustees of the Girls' Reform School of the District of Columbia

Solicitor of the Treasury-, 1S95 Trustees of the Reform School of the District of Columbia

Opinions of the Attorney-General , Register of the Department of Justice DEPARTMENT OF EABOR.

First Annual Rejxjrt of the Commissioner of Labor : Industrial Depressions Second Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Convict Labor

Third Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Strikes and Lockouts Fourth Annual Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Working Women in Large Cities. Third Special Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Analysis and index of all reports issued by the bureaus of labor statistics in the United States prior to November i, 1S92. Fourth Special Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Compiilsor>- insurance in Germany,

including an appendix relating to compulsory- insurance in other countries in Europe. Eighth Special Report of the Commissioner of Labor : Housing of the Working People. .

Retail Prices and Wages

Wholesale Prices. Wages, and Transportation

NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Directions for Collecting and Preparing Fossils Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects Directions for Collecting [Minerals Directions for Collecting Rocks and for the preparation of thin sections Directions for Collecting Specimens and information illustrating original uses of plants. Proceedings of the United States National Museum, 1S95, vol. iS Te Pito Te Henna or Easter Island SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

In Memorium: Justice H. E. Jackson

Journal of the Supreme Court of the United States for Monday, November 25, 1S95 Journal of the Supreme Court of the United States for the October (1895) term Remarks of Attorney-General Harmon on resolutions in re Justice Jackson
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of copies

Congressional and French spoliation cases certified to either House

General index to the United States Court of Claims Decisions

lyist of judgments

Opinions in French spoliation cases . . United States Court of Claims Reports, vol. 30 . SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COI.UMBIA

Rules for Justices of the Peace

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Directions for Securing Copyrights

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section 99, act of January 12, 18%, for the year ended fune

JO, i8g6.

Title.

Abnormal Man

Abridgment of Messages and Documents

Affairs in Cuba

African Slave Trade

Agricultural Depression

Agriculture and Irrigation Alcohol in the Arts .... Alden's Index to Decisions Alphabetical I^ist of Private I^and Claims Ambassador Bayard American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac

American Indians

Amei-ican I^obster Ancient Quarry in the Indian Territoi-y Animal Industry Appropriation bills Arkansas Compromise

Arkansas Settlement Army and Navj^ Pensions Army and Navy Register

Army Register

Army Regulations Astronomical Papers of the American Ephemeris.. Atkinson on Bimetallism in Europe

Attempted Bribei-y of United States Senators . .

Banking and Currency

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under the provisio7i of section pp, act ofJanuary 12, iSg§,for the year endedJune

JO, /cS'pd— Continued.

Banking Statistics, 1830 to 1S93 ^. Benjamin Franklin on Education Benjamin Franklin and Pennsylvania University Bibliography of the Algonquian Languages

Bibliographj- of Fossil Insects Bibliography of Indian Languages

Bibliography of the United States Geological Sur\'ey

Bills from Committee on Naval Affairs

Bills and joint resolutions, first, second, and third sessions Fifty-third Congress . Bimetallism

Biological Teachings

Boundaries of the United States Boundary- Dispute between British Guiana and Venezuela

Bovine Tuberculosis

British Naval and Military Operations in EgJ'pt

Bulletin No. 61, Fifty-third Congress

Bulletins— Of the Agricultural Department

Of the United States Fish Commission

Of the United States Geological Surve}^ Of the United States National Museum

On Agriculture and Horticulture On Road Laws

One to Six of the Department of State

Burrill's Law Dictionary

Capital Crimes and Speech of General Curtis Catalogue of Geological Maps of the United States Catalogue of United States Government Publications

Catlin's Indian Gallery- Cattle and Dair>' Farming

Charges against General Howard

Check List, Public Documents , Chinook Text

Chitty s Blackstone

Chitty's Laws of Nations , Circular of Information and Study of History

Clark's Extradition

Climatic Changes

Coinage Laws of the United States Coinage of Gold and Silver Colorado River Explorations Columbian Exposition at Madrid

Columbian Historical Exposition Commerce and Navigation of the United States Commerce of the United States with Foreign Countries Commerce with Europe, 1790 to 1890 Commercial Agreements of the United States with other Countries Commercial Relations of the United .States Comparison of the McKinley and Wilson Tariff Bills Compilation of Labor Laws

Comprehensive Index to Government Publications, Fifty-third Congress .

Compulsory Insurance in Germany

Comstock Mines and Miners

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3 3- 25

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2 2. 00

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43 44- 50

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Title.

Congressional Directory Congressional Documents relating to the Affairs of the Seceding States Congressional Globe

Congressional Record . , Congress ot Military Engineers

Consolidated Index, House and Senate Documents, second session Fifty-third Congress

Constitution of the United States.^ Constitution of Delaware '. Constitution, Rules, and Manual

Consular Regulations of the United States, 1856, 1868, 1881 , Consular Repoi'ts Contested Election Cases

Contributions to North American Ethnology

Corporation Credit Association Cost of Production, etc Cotton Production and Consumption

Cotton Worm

Cruelty to Animals in the District of Columbia

Cruise in the Arctic Ocean Cuban vStruggle Customs L,aws, 1890-1894 Debates in the French Senate

Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents

Descriptive Catalogue of United States Publications, 1774 to 1881 Department of State Dictionary of Altitudes in the United States Digest and Manual of the House of Representatives

Digest of Decisions and Precedents of the United States Senate and House of Representatives

Digest of Decisions of United States Courts

Digest of I,,and Decisions Digest of I^aws and Decisions

Digest of 1,3 ws and Decisions relating to Appointments

Digest of Opinions on International L,aw

Digest of Senate Election Cases

Digest of vSenate Election Cases, Forty-eighth to Fiftieth Congresses

Digest of Senate Election Cases, Fifty-first Congress. * Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution

Di.scovery of Nebraska

Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding

Diseases of the Horse

Diseases of Swine Documents of the French Senate Economic Geology of the Mercur Mining District of Utah

Elections in Alabama, 1874, 1875, and 1876 Education at Columbian Exposition Education in Maryland

Education in Massachusetts Education in Michigan and Ohio

Educational Movement of Southern Women

Eleventh Census Reports Establishment of Fish-Culture Stations

Number of

copies.

305 $307.90

1. 00

1 2. 00

357 611.50

46 46. 00

2 14 00

1 . 00

4 5- 5*^ 21 21 2t;

3' 50

I 054 ^1 059- 75 541 666. 00

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18 18.00

1. 00

1-25

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2 2. 00

2 2. 00

^ 2. 00

2 2.50

2 2. 00

I I. 00

3 3.00

I I. 00

70 75- 35

I- 25

4 4. 00

3 4. 00

I- 25 3 3. 00

357 300. 25

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59 59. 00

16 16. 00

I 1. 00

I 2. 00

6 6.00

1. 00

I 1. 00

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I 1. 00

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Title. Numcopies.

xVinovinL.

77 $199. 00

58 76 75

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I 2. 00

6 15.00

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2 2. 00

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I 2. 00

15 30.00

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20 40. 00

4 11.70

3 3-25

65 65.00

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2 2. 00

5 23.00

2 4. 00

1 1. 00

2 2. 00

4 4. 00

22 22. 00

2 4. 00

I 2.50 48 192. 00 426 429- 25

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4. 00

31 31.00

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I. 00

2. 00

I I. 00

I 1. 00

15 15.00

I 1. 00

I 4. 00

1 1.25

4. 00

I 1. 00

1. 00

1. 00

I. 00 3.00

2.50

3. 00

7. 00

I. 00

Estimates of Appropriations

Eulogies

European Immigration Examination of Wool and other Fabrics Excerpts from Congressional Record Experiment Station Handbook

Extracts from Congressional Debates

Farmers' Bulletins Federal Election bill Field's International Code

First Principles of International I^aw

Fish Culture in the Rocky Mountains and Gulf States Fish and Water Animals

Fisheries and Fishing Industries of the United States Food and Food Adulterations , Foreign Commerce and Navigation

Foreign Commerce of the United vStates Foreign Official L,ist Foreign Relations of the United States Free Alcohol in the Arts Future of Silver, by Edward Suess

Geological Atlas Geology and Mining Industries of the Cripplecreek District of Colorado Gold Panic Investigation Gold and Silver and Bimetallism, 1894 Gold and Silver Bullion Gothenberg Whisky vSystem Grasses of the Pacific Slope . Greely Relief Expedition Growth of Industrial Art Handbooks of the Bureau of American Republics

Hayden's Report on Tertiary Insects Hearings before the Committee on Banking and Currency

Hearings before the Committee on Pacific Railroads . Hearings before the Committee on Rivers and Harbors

Hearings on Appropriation Bills Hearings on the Coinage of Gold and Silver Hearings on Fortification Bill Heilprin's Historical Reference Book

Herschell's Report on the Coinage of Silver in India Hickcox's Catalogue of Government Publications

Historical Tables of Exports, Imports, etc Historicus on International I,aw

History of Alaska

History of the Government Printing Office History of Higher Education in Massachusetts and Indiana

History of Higher Education in South Carolina History of the Navy-Yard at Portsmouth, N. H

History of the Navy-Yard at Washington, D. C

Holy Bible Homestead I^abor Troubles Honey Bee House and Senate Journals
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Statement of binding done for Senatorsy Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section pp, act of January 12^ iSg^.for the year endedJune

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Title.

Illustrations of North American Grasses Immigration and Passenger Movement

Impeachment of Andrew Johnson Imported Merchandise

Imports for Consumption Income-Tax I^aw Index to I,aws of the United States Index to Patent Office Gazette Index to Reports of the Department of Agriculture Index to Senate and House Reports Index to United States Government Publications Indians at Pine Ridge and Rosebud Agencies

Indian Depredations

Indian Students at Hampton, Va

Indians Taxed and not Taxed

Industrial Art and High Art Education in the United States. . , Inquiry into the L,aws of Nations

Insect Life

Institutes of International Law

Internal-Revenue Laws

International American Congress

International Law—

Furguson , Levi Stephens Wheaton Wildman

International Monetary Conference at Brussels International Polar Expedition . International Popular Expedition and Popular Industries of Alaska. Intervention and Nonintervention—Stapleton. . Introduction of Reindeer in Alaska ..... Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands

Irrigation and Water Storage in the Arid Regions

Irrigation in Egypt

Irrigation in the United States James and Potomac Rivers Journal of Micology Kuklux Conspiracy, etc Laws affecting Pacific Railroads Laws and Decisions relating to Salaries of Court Officials Laws and Decisions relative to Officers of United States Courts Laws Governing Printing and Binding Laws of Nations Laws of the Southern States affecting Freedom Laws of the United States relating to Immigration Laws of the United States relating to Rivers and Harbors Laws of the United States Laws relating to the District of Columbia Laws relating to loans Laws, reports, etc Lectures on International Law

Legal Education

Number of

copies.

3 3. 00

3 3. 00

2. 00

I 2. 00

2 2. 00

I I- 25

3 6. 00

4 4. 00

4 4. 00

2. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

I 1. 00

4 8.00

2 2. GO

2 2.50

3 3. 00

I I- 25

I 1. 00

4 8. 00

2 2. 50

I. 00

• 75

I 1. 00

2 2. 50

23 27.00

I 2. 25

I 2. 00

I I. 00 65 65. 50 4 4. 00

2 4. 00

9

18. 00

5 5.00

I I. GO

I I. 00

I T. 25

I I. 25

I I. 00

2 2. 50 5 4.50

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2 2. 00

1-50

5 4-75

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under the provisioji of section 99, act of January 12, i8^§, for the year endedJune

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Title. Number of

copies.

lyetters from the Attorney-General

Letters from the Secretary of Agriculture

Letters from the Secretary of the Interior Letters from the Secretary' of the Treasurj' , Letters from the Secretary of War

Limited Post and Telegraph

List of Merchant Vessels of the United States

List of Senators London Economist Management of Roads Manual of Consuls, 1894 Manual of Style Governing Composition and Proof Reading

Marine Commerce and Navigation

Map Construction Maps of White River Maya Year McQueen's Law of War , .

Medical and Surgical History of the Rebellion Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences Memorial ; John Stark and Daniel Webster

Memorial National Wool Growers' Association ., Memorials Message on Samoan Affairs Messages and Correspondence on Fur Seals Messages and Documents

Messages and Papers on Nicaragua Canal.. Messages of the Presidents of the United States Metal Railroad Ties

Military Laws, 1776-1858 Military Reconnoissance in Alaska

Mineral Industries Mineral Resources of the United vStates Mineral Springs of the United States Mines and Mining

Miscellaneous reports and documents

Miscellaneous Senate documents, first session Fifty-third Congress

Miscellaneous speeches Mongolia and Thibet. Monographs of the United States Geological Survey Monroe Doctrine .

Monthly Catalogue of United States Publications Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce , Morley on Compromise

Morley's Contraband of Law

National Banking and Currency System

National Bankruptcy Legislation National Conventions

Natural History of Alaska

Navigation Laws of the United States Nautical Almanac Navy of the United States Navy Register New York Tribune Almanac , , .

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3 3.00

3 3- 00

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86 1. 60

I I- 25 6 18.00

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I • 75

I 1-25

I 2. 00

I I. 00

I 5.00

I 1. 00

I • 75

2 4. 00

22 42.50

16 27-50

12 12. 00

I 1.25

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I I. CO

3 3.00

4 4. 00

42 42. 25

I I. 00

I 1.25

I I. 00

I 1. 00

93 94. 00

I. 00

I. 00

46 50^ 50

I. 00

98 100. 35

I. 00 60 120. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

27 45- 40

I 1. 00

• 75

I I . 50

3 3.00

I I. 00

2 2.25 94 95^ 75

4 8.00

I I. 00

34 34.00

1 5^50
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Title.

Nicaragua Canal Northwestern Wyoming

Notes on the Year's Naval Progress Nut Culture in the United States Obligations of the Government

Official Opinions of the Attorney -General

Official Records of tne Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion

Official Records of the War of the Rebelhon

Atlas accompanying

Official Register of the United States -. Opinions of the Supreme Court of the United States Organized Militia of the United States Ow^en's Report on Immigration

Pamphlets on Currency Pan-American Medical Congress Papers relating to Foreign Relations, 1895 Papers relating to Good Roads

Pardons Granted by President Johnson

Paris Universal Exposition Reports

Patent Office Gazette

Patents, trade-marks, etc Pension Laws of the United States Polar Expedition to Lady Franklin Bay

Polar Expedition to Point Barrow, Alaska

Political Register

Population and Resources of Alaska

Postal Laws and Regulations

Precious Metals in the United States Privileges of the Senate

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Proceedings of the Tribunal held in Paris regarding Fur-Seal Arbitration Production and Price of Cotton for 100 Years

Production of Gold and Silver in the United States Progress of Irrigation in the United States - Public Lands and their Water Supply

Publications of the Department of Agriculture Reconstruction- Departmental orders General and special orders Miscellaneous documents

Provisional government

Report of Adjutant-General ; Report of Joint Select Committee

Report of Schurz and Grant Record of Indian students

Relations with Chile Repeal of the Sherman law

Report and views of the minority on the Pacific Railroad funding bill Report and views of minority on river and harbor bills Report in case of United States v. Charles J. Guiteau Report of

Senate Committee on Finance : Wholesale prices, wages, and transportation

Senate Committee on the National University

Number of

copies.

4 $5.00

I I, 00

2 2. 00

I 2. 00

I 1,00 47 52.25

252 254- 25

4, 451 4,451-50

95 380. 00

2 4.00

2 7. 00

4 6. 00

2 2. 00

I I. 00

247 260. 00

I I. 00

I I. 00

I 1. 00 387 387- 25 45 99-25

I 1,50

5 7- 25

' 4 8.00

I 2. 00

I 2. 00 42 81 00

5 6.50

I 1. 00

I 1. 00

28 43-50

2, 041 2, 057. 20

I I. 00

9 9. 10

I 1.50

9 18.00

2 2. 00

I I. 00

1. 00

1 ,00

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1. 00

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I. 00

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2. 00

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3 3-00

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4 4- 25
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Title.

Report of the—

American Historical Association Attorney-General

Berlin Silver Commission ; Board of Managers of the ^rational Soldiers' Homes

Board of Visitors United States rsiilitarj- Academy

Board of Visitors to the United States Xaval Academy

Bureau of Animal Industry

Chief of the Weather Bureau Commissioner of Immigration

Clerk of the House

Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Commissioner of Labor .

Commissioner of Navigation Commissioner of Patents Commissioner of Railroads Commissioner of the General Land Office Commissioners of the District of Columbia Committee on Agriculture Committee on Agriculture and Forestry' Committee on Banking and Currency. Committee on Claims Committee on Commerce

Committee on Education Committee on Finance Committee on Foreign Relations Committee on Immigration Committee on Investigation of Immigration Committee on Xaval Affairs on violation of armor-plate contracts. Committee on Railroads Committee on Rivers and Harbors Committee on Transportation Committee on Ways and Means

Comptroller of the Currency

Director of the Bureau of Ethnology

Director of the Mint

Director of the United States Geological ,Sur^-ey Electrical Commission of the District of Columbia

Health Officer of the District of Columbia

International Congress Geologique

Interstate Commerce Commission

Light-House Board

;Missi.ssippi River Commission

Pacific Railroad Commission

Postmaster-General

Public Printer

Secretary- of the Na\y- . vSecretary of the Senate

Select Committee on Reform in the Ci\-il Sen,-ice

-Statistician—Department of Agriculture

Superintendent of Documents

Supen.-ising Surgeon-General of the :\rarine-Hospital Service Superintendent of the United States Coast and Geodetic .Survey. ..

Number of Amount,

copies.

119 I119. 00

7 7- 50 203 203. 00

7 7. 00

9 9. 00

I I 00

3 3.00

6 10. 00

2 2. GO

5 5.00

4 4. 00

160 163. 35 98 102. 00

I I. 00 4 4. 00

I 1-25

7 8.50

2 2. 00

2 2 00

3 3.00

14 14. 00

I I. 00

1 1. 00

I 2. 00

4 4. 00

I I. 00

I I. 00

39 44. 00

2 2.75

I I. 00

I 2. 00

2 2. 00

54 54-50

243 460. 25

19 19. 00

757 I, 495- 75

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

2. 00

III. 50

ir II. 00

2 2. GO

2 2. GO

16 16. 00

3. GO

29 29. 00

I I. GO

I I. 00

5 10. 00

I I. GO

19 19. 00

6 II. 00
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Title.

Report of the

United vStates Board on Geographic Names

United States Civil Sei-vice Commission

United States Fish Commission Yorktown (Va.) Monument Commission

Report on—

Aflfairs in Alaska

Artesian overflows , Bankruptcy bill Bond bill Bribery in connection with the sugar schedule Cholera in Europe and India Cotton consumption, culture, etc Foreign Commerce and Navigation. Hawaiian Islands Hudson River Bridge

Immigration and the lyodge bill Investigation of Pinkerton's detectives Investigation Potomac River Flats

Irrigation Mineral resources of the United States Navigation and merchant marine

Santo Domingo .

United States Military Academy

Vivisection Woman suffrage Reports and bills Reports and documents

Reports and hearings . Reports and hearings on general deficiency bill, etc Reports and speeches Reports from committees

Reports, miscellaneous Reports of committees of the House of Representatives Reports submitted to the Senate by J. H. Kyle

Report of the—

Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of the Interior Secretary of the Treasury

Secretary of War

Smithsonian Institution, parts i and 2 Review of the history of acclimatized fish Review of the world's commerce

Revised Statutes of the United States Revision of Indian treaties Rules of Practice, Fifty-fourth Congress

Rules of Practice of the United vStates Patent Office Salmon Fisheries of Alaska Samoan Affairs Samoan Islands

vSeal Fisheries of Alaska

Seal Islands of Alaska

Seal of the United States,

Number of

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copies. Amount.

I $2. 00

2 1.50 6 8. 75

I 2. 50

I 3-50

I 1. 00

I 1 .00 10 21. 00

48 48. 00

6 6. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

I I. 00

3 4.25

33 33- 00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

2 2. 00

3 3.00

3 3. 00

142 146. 00

I 18.90

I 1. 00

I I. 00

25 37- 50

I. 1. 00

I 1-25 33 60. 25

I I. 00

I I. 00

2 2. 00

21 25-50

7 8.00

9 9. 00

I I. 00

3 3. 00

7 7. 00

2 2. 00

8 8.00

I I. 00

2 3.00

I I. 00

I 2.50

3 4. 00

I I. 00

2 4. 00

3 6. 00

I I. 00

4 4- 25

I 1. 00

29 29. 00

1. 00

I 1.25

Senate and House pension bills Senate bills Senate election cases Senate Journal, Fifty-third Congress, third session Senate Journal Index

Senate Report of the Committee on Commerce

Senate silver bill Session laws Sheep Industry- in the United States

Silver in the Fort^'-fifth Congress • Silver Question Siouan Tribes of the East Southern Women in Education

Standing Rules of the Senate

State Department reports

State Grants of Public Lands

Statistical Abstract—British India

Statistical Abstract—Foreign Countries

Statistical Abstract of the Colonial Possessions

Statistical Abstract of the United Kingdom

Statistical Abstract of the United States

Statistical Atlas of the District of Columbia

Statistics of Public Libraries, Short

Statistical Tables

Statutes at Large

Stone Road Building in Massachusetts

Story of the Constitution Supplement to the Revised Statutes Sweating Sj-stem Synopsis of Decisions : Treasury- Department

Table of Distances

Tariff Acts Passed by the Congress of the United States, 1789 to 1895 Tariff Comparisons, 1894 Tariff Hearings Before the Committee on Ways and Means

Technical Condition of the Steel Industry- of the United States Tehuantepec Route

Test of Metals and Other Materials Testimony Before the Committee on Naval Affairs Testimonj- Taken Before the Committee on Pacific Railroads

Tertiary- and Cretaceous Strata of Certain Alabama Rivers

Tertiarv- History- of the Grand Canyon District Thompson's Law of War

Transport of Sick and Wounded bj- Pack Animals

Transportation Business Transportation by Land

Transportation by Land and Water

Transportation by Water

Transportation of Merchandise Over Canadian Line

Treaties and Conventions ': Typhoid Fever in the District of Columbia

United States Official Postal Guide

Vault Facilities in the Treasurv- Department

Vessels and Voyages S. Doc. 18 8
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Washington Obser\'ations Webster's Dictionary Whittaker's Almanac, 1875-1S96 Wilson tariff bill Women Inventors . Wool, and Manufactures of Wool

Wool and Other Animal Fibers World Almanac

World's Markets for American Products World's Money

Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture . Yearbook, Statesman's

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$2. 00

I. 00

I- 25

I. 00

I 2. 00

I 2. 50

2 50

3 3.00

2. 75

5 5.00

2. 00

I I. 00

3 3.00

I I. 00

75 75.00

I 1. 00

No. 22.

Statement of contracts made { by direction of the foint Com,mittee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and bindhig, from March /, i8g6, to Feb- ruary 28, i8gj.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity. Price.

PRINTING PAPER. Lbs. Reams. Per pound.

R. 0. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. Best machine finish, 24 by 38 inches. 48 5, 000 3.5 cents. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. do... 48 5,000 3.5 cents. Wm. M. vSingerly, Philadelphia, Pa. Best machine finish, 24 by 38 inches

(in rolls 48 inches wide).

48 10, 000 3.5 cents. Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston,

1 Mass.

do 48 5, 000 3.4 cents.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. Best machine finish, 24 by 38 inches

(in rolls 38 inches wide).

48 5,000 3.2 cents. Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston,

Mass.

do 48 5,000 3.4 cents.

R. 0. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. do 48 5, 000 3.5 cents. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., IvOckhaven, Pa. do 48 5, 000 3.5 cents. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. do 48 5, 000 3.5 cents, Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia,

Pa. Best machine finish, 38 by 48 inches. 96 5, 000 3.3 cents.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa.

do 96

96

5, 000

5, 000

3.2 cents. do 3.5 cents. The Jessup & Moore Paper

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

500 3.5 cents.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Sized and .supercalendered, 24 \iy 32 inches.

45 2, 000 4.3 cents.
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Xame ot contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per Quantity, ream.Price.

Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone. Pa. DoDo

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. Md. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Dill & Collins- Philadelphia.

Pa. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. Do

Do

Do

The Jessup &: [Moore Paper

Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.

The Riverside Paper Co.. Holyoke. Mass.

Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co., Holyoke, Ma.ss. The Riverside Paper Co.. Holyoke. Mass. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. The Riverside Paper Co.. Holyoke. Mass. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. The Riverside Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass.

Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co. Holyoke, INIass. The Riverside Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass.

Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co., Holvoke, Mass.

PRixTixG PAPER—continued. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered. white or

tinted, 24 b}' 38 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 38 bj- 4S inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

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

tinted, 211.4 by 29 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

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

tinted, 38 by 48 inches

Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 22^X by 31% inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 22^^ by 31 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 22^^ by 31%; inches. Sized and supercalendered. white or

tinted. 313^ by 45^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, of any size not enumerated

above and not exceeding 38 inches

in width. WRITING PAPER, TO BE OF AXV

REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lbs.

White quarto post. 10 by 16 inches. Blue quarto post, 10 by 16 inches. .

White double cap, 17 by 28 inches.

L,aid or wove double cap, of anv re- quired color, 17 by 28 inches. White demv, 16 bv 21 inches Laid or wove dem\-, of any required '. color, 16 by 21 inches. White double demy, 21 by 32 inches j. White folio post, 17 by 22 inches '. Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches

Do

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The Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co., Holvoke, :Mass.

White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches. Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches. White medium, 18 by 23 inches Blue medium, i8 by 23 inches.

White royal, 19 by 24 inches Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches DoDo

Do

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White .superroyal, 20 by 28 inches. Blue superroyaL 20 by 28 inches. .

White imperial, 23 by 31 inches . .

Blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches

Reams.

3, 000 Per poiDid.

4.2 cents.

4, 000

1,500

4.3 cents

4.2 cents.

4, 000 ; 4.3 cents.

I, 000 I 4.4 cents.

1,000 I 4.4 cents.

4.4 cents.

4.4 cents.

I, 100 4.4 cents.

I, 000 4.4 cents.

4.4 cents.

4.4 cents.

5.8 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.7 cents.

6.9 cents.

5.8 cents.

6.9 cents.

6,000

1, 000

2, 000

500

6, 000

I, 000

100

2, 000

100

I, 000

100

I, 000

100

500

100

1, 000

100

6.4 cents.

5.8 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.7 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.8 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.

5.6 cents.
ii6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.

Statement of contracts made {^by direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and bindings from March /, i8g6^ to Feb- ruary 28, /8p7 " Continued.

Name of contractor.

The Riverside Paper Co., Hol- yoke, Mass. Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia,

Pa.

Peter Adams Co., New York,

N. Y.

Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount

Holly Springs, Pa.

Waterhouse, vShannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven, Pa. lyinton Brothers & Co., Pav\^- tucket, R. I. Kaston & Rupp, Washington,

D.C. Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount Holly Springs, Pa.

Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Mount Holly Paper Co. Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Franklin Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Linton Brothers & Co., Pav^r- tucket, R. I.

la-anklin Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

I,inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I.

Description of paper.

WRITING PAPER, TO BE OF ANY

REQUIRED WEIGHT—cont'd. White, of any required size not enu- merated above and not exceeding

28 inches in width

Colored, of any required size not enumerated above and not exceed- ing 28 inches in width. Golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches. .

COVER PAPER. Any required size, weight, or color. PLATE PAPER.

Sized or un.sized, of any required

size, weight, or tint. MAP PAPER.

I^inen, of any required size and

weight.WOODCUT PAPER.

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

Rope, any required size and weight

Pure bleached, 24 by 38 inches GLAZED EOND PAPER. Any required size, weight, or tint, not exceeding 24 by 38 inches. ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT. Any required size and weight PARCHMENT DEED PAPER. Any required size and weight BRISTOL AND CARD BOARD. Thin bristol board, 221 by 28^

inches. Do Thick bristol board, 22^ by 28^

inches. Heavy railroad board, 22 by 28 inches

Do White china board, 22 by 28 inches . Do Colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches.. Manila cardboard, any size and

weight.

Pearl-gray bri.stol board, 21 by 31 inches.

j Do Melon bristol board, 21 by 31 inches .

| Do Yellow bristol board, 21^4 by 30 inches. Green bristol board, 21 14 by 30

I inches. Franklin Paper Co., Holyoke, } Colored bri.stol board of any reWeight

per

ream.

Mass. quired size and weight.

Lds.

140

280

210

210

130

Quantity.

Reams\

3, 000

Pounds.

100, 000

150, 000

Price.

Per pound.

5.8 cents,

7 cents.

8.4 cents.

4.3 cents.

13 cents.

6.8 cents.

Reams.

I, poo 3 cents.

1,000 5.2 cents.

.09 cents. Pounds.

100, 000

Sheets.

250, 000

20, 000

20, 000

10, 000

20, 000

300, 000

300, 000

400, 000

150, 000

10, 000

13.5 cents.

13,5 cents.

15 cents.

5.4 cents.

5 4 cents.

4 cents.

4 cents.

4 cents.

4.2 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

4 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 117

No. 22. —Siateuient of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paperfor the public printing and binding^ from March 7, i8()6, to Feb- ruary 28, i8gj—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. Md.Do

DoDo

DoDo

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

.. L. Brown Paper Co. Adams, Mass. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

.

j Demy, 16 by 21 inches

.

j Double demy, 21 hy 2,2 inches.

. Medium, 18 by 23 inches

j Roj'-al, 19 by 24 inches

Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches. ..

Weight

per ream.

Imperial, 23 by 31 inches Any reqviired .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. Do

Do

Do

Do

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

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.Do

Dotv & Scrimgeour, New

York, N Y. Do

Kupfer Brothers, New York,

N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y. Kupfer Brothers, New York,

N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y.

Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches Medium, 18 by 23 inches Any required size not enumerated

above and not exceeding 28 inches

in width. TISSUE AND COPYING PAPER.

Sized and calendered tissue, 21 by 32 inches. Sized and calendered tissue, 23 by 32 inches. Copying, iS^^ by 22^ inches Copying, 20^ by 24^ inches 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.

Plaid, 22^ by 28 inches

Plaid, 23 by 315^ inches. Marble, 20 by 25 inches.

DoDo

Marble, medium

Marble, double cap... Comb, 20 by 25 inches. Comb, double cap Comb, 22 by 28 inches.

Lds.

ICO

16

Quantity

Reams.

500

1,500

I, 000

I, 000

I, 000

1, 000

500

200 500

1, 000

2, 000

2, 000

1, 500

1, 000

1,500

Price.

1,500 500

100

100

f5o

Per pound.

14 cents.

14 cents.

14.9 cents.

14.9 cents.

16.6 cents.

16.6 cents.

17 cents.

17 cents.

15.9 cents.

8.2 cents.

8.4 cents.

8 4 cents.

8.4 cents.

8.4 cents.

8 4 cents.

Per ream.

$0.93

1.03

1.85

1.85

6. 19 1.60

25 5.85

50 6.85

60 8.75

10 4- 50

75 4.90

30 6. 50

45 7. 00

50 8.00
ii8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22. Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paperfor the public printing and binding, from March /, i8g6^ to Feb- ruary 28, i8gj—Continued. Name of contractor.

Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass. Do

DoDo

Easton & Rupp, Washington,

DC.

Easton & Rupp, Washington,

D.C. Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

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

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Description of paper.

TYPEWRITER PAPER. Heavy typewriter, 8 by 13 inches.

Thin typewriter, 8 by 13 inches . Heavy typewriter, 8 by 10 inches. Thin typewriter, 8 by 10 inches Typewriter, 8 by 14 inches

CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Cap, 12^ by 151^ inches .

I^etter, 10 b}' 16 inches Packet note, 9 by iii^ inches..

Quarto post, 9% by 153^ inches.

L,etter, iqi^ by 16 inches Packet note, 9 by 11 inches. . .

Weight

per ream.

! Lbs.

PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

White French folio, 17 by 22 inches. PARCHMENT.

15 by 21 inches

Quantity. Price

Reams.

50

100 100

10050

100

500

15 i 100

100

150

Sheets.

2, 000 27.25 cents.

No. 23.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g6. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

DoDo

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

C.S.Braisted,New York,

N. Y. DoDo

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. 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, "S. M.," 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,

gross. Pencils, hexagon, Eagle, Nos. i to 5, gross. Pencils, round, Eagle, Nos. i to5. . .gross. Pencils, blue, red, or green, Eagle, .do. . Pencils, automatic. No. 865, Eagle, .dozen. Copying - leads for automatic pencils.

$3.95 per gross.

I5.40 per gross,

$6.29 per gross.

$5.72 per gross.

$5.72 per gross.

I4.79 per gross.

$4.79 per gross.

$5.75 per gross.

$5.75 per gross.

$5.75 per gross.

I3.84 per gross.

$6.91 per gross.

$3.60 per gross.

$2.65 per gross.

$3 per gro.ss. $1.42 per dozen.

$13.50 per gro.ss.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 119

No. 23.

Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fuel^forage^ ice^ and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune jo, i8g6—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles.

C.S.Braisted,New York,

N. Y.

I Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C.

STATIONERY—continixed. Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. i.. dozen.

Penholders, crown. Eagle, No. 2. .do. Do.

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y.

Do

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C" Do

Do

The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York, N. \. Do

Ea.ston & Rupp. Washington, D. C. Do

Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C5. Ea.ston & Rupp, Washington, D.C. Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington. D. C. Do

Do

Do. DoDo

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do, Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 3. . . .do. .

Ink and pencil erasers, Eagle, small .doz. Ink and pencil erasers, Eagle, medium,

dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, Eagle, large. doz. . Rubber erasers, Eagle, 12 to pound. . .lbs. . Penholders, Eagle, No. 2410 gross. . Penholders, Eagle, No. 341 1 do. .. . Penholders, Eagle, No 4712 do

Erasive rubber, Davidson's velvet. No. 12, pounds. Paper fasteners, McGill's round head. No. I, boxes. Paper fasteners, McGill's round head, No. 2, boxes. Ink, Underwood's Egyptian black ,quai"ts. Ink, Underwood's chemical writing, do. . . . Ink, Underwood's carmine do Writing fluid, Arnold's do

Ink, Thomas's black do. . . . Ink, Maynard & Noyes's black . . . do. . . . Ink, Freeman's do. . .

Writing and copj'ing fluid, Sanford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, H-inch,

Faber's, gross. Rubber bands. No. o, ^-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. o, ^^-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No.' 000, i^-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 17, Faber's gross. . Rubber bands. No. 10, Faber's do, . . . Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch, Parker,

.Stearn & Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, ^-inch, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands. No. o, i<-inch, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands. No. o, ^-inch, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands, No. 000, %-inch, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands. No. 17, Parker, .Stearn &

Sutton's, gross. Rubber bands. No. 10, Parker, Stearn &

Sutton'.s, gross. Ink eraser and paper cleaner. No. 12, Faber's, gross.

Quantity,

24048

24

24

36 300

24

24

36 300

Contract price.

26 cents per dozen.

28 cents per dozen.

31 cents per dozen.

50 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

50 cents per pound.

|i.2o per gross.

$1.45 per gross.

|i-5.5 per gross.

82 cents per pound.

8 cents per box.

10 cents per box.

39 cents per quart.

59 cents per quart.

$1.40 per quart.

36 cents per quart.

32 cents per quart.

29 cents per quart.

50 cents per quart.

50 cents per quart.

31 cents per gross.

29 cents per gross.

'33 cents per gross.

70 cents per gross.

49 cents per gross.

9. 5 cents per gross.

6 cents per gross.

24 cents per gross.

22 cents per gross.

29 cents per gro.ss.

59 cents per gross.

44 cents per gross.

9 cents per gross.

5 cents per gross.

$12. 90 per gross.
I20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.

Statement of contracts made foj' stationery^ fnet^ forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8g6—Continued. Name of contractor.

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. C.S.Braisted, New York,

N. Y. Do

Description 'of articles. STATIONERY—continued.

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross. Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 404 .do.

vSteel pens, Spencerian, No. i do. .

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 2 do. .

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 3 do...

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 24 do. .

vSteel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 048 do. .

vSteel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 2 do. .

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 183 ... .do. .

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 284 ... .do. .

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 314'. . . .do. ..

Quantity.

Do.

R. Carter Ballantyne, W^ashington, D. C.

The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

E. J. Brooks & Co., New

York, N. Y. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Steel pens. Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 10, gross. Steel pens. Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 170, gross. Steel pens. Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 190, gi-oss. Steel pens, I^yon's, No. 5, .stub gross.

Steel pens, I^yon's, No. 5, ground point,

gross. Steel pens. Miller Brothers', No. 4. .gross Steel pens, Blanzy, Poure & Cie, No. 801, gross. Inkstands, 2^-inch, square. dozen.

Inkstands, 2^-inch, round do. . . Sponge cups, 3-inch do. . Mucilage reservoirs, empty. No. 6... do .. Erasers, knife blade do

Rulers, 15-inch, brass edge do . . . Shears, lo-inch do. . Wastebaskets .do.. Do.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C.

John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C. Do. The Hygienic Ice Co., Washington, D. C. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Do

Bone folders, large. do

Tracing linen, yard wide yards. Bonnet board, blue and white, by 23^ inches, sheets.

White ash anthracite coal (egg size), tons. Georges Creek coal

Manvifactured ice pounds. FORAGE.

Oats pounds

Corn meal do .

Contract price.

72 cents per gross.

39 cents per gross.

66 cents per gross. 66 cents per gross.

6

j 66 cents per gross.

6 66 cents per gross.

12 38 cents per gross.

6 39 cents per gross.

6 49 cents per gross.

6 j 49 cents per gross.

6 I 47 cents per gross.

6 j 25 cents per gross.

i 6 : 27 cents per gross.

6 27 cents per gross.

6 89 cents per gro.ss.

6 89 cents per gross.

6 44.1 cents per gross.

12 34 cents per gross.

3 $2.45 per dozen.

3 $1.25 per dozen.

i 3 I 50 cents per dozen.

2

I |2.io per dozen.

! 6

j $5.50 per dozen.

$2.50 per dozen.

$6.19 per dozen.

$3.50 per dozen.

10 ! $1.06 per dozen.

96

3- 500 3,500

500, 000

90, 000

3,000

25 cents per yard.

2 I cents per sheet.

I3.72 per ton.

$3 per ton.

17 cents per 100 lbs.

.$1.25 per 100 lbs.

$1.03 per 100 lbs.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 121

No. 23.

Statement of contracts madefor statioJiery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous Hons during the fiscal year ended fune 30, i8g6—Continued.

^^3.1I1C of COUtX'Q.CtOt' Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. FORAGE—continued. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Bran pounds. . 5, 000 88 cents per 100 lbs. Corn do. .. . 83 cents per 100 lbs. 74 cents per 100 lbs. 63 cents per 100 lbs. I4 per 100 lbs.

Do Hav do 75, 000

25, 000

200 Do Straw do. . .

Do Flaxseed meal do. . .

DRY GOODS, ETC. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Crash for toweling , yards. . 2, 000 12 cents per yard. Lansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C. Bleached cotton, vard wide do.... 500 5.9 cents per yard. W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C. Bleached cotton, 40 inches wide. ...do.... 500 10.8 cents per yard. Do Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide do. . . . 2, 000 II cents per yard.

19.8 cents per yard.

3.8 cents per yard. Do Bleached cnttnn T0-/1 wide . do 300 I^ansburgh & Brother, 500 Washington, D. C Unbleached cotton, 27 inches wide do. . . . Thomas G. Hood. Phila

delphia, Pa. Unbleached cotton, yard wide.

...do.... 500 3.7 cents per yard. John B. Daish, W^ashington, D. C. Unbleached cotton, 49 inches wide. do. . . . 2, 000 9^8 cents per yard. Do Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide ... do. . .

5,000 10 cents per yard. W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C. Paper cambric, white do...

I, 000 4 cents per yard. Alpaca braid do. . .

500 4 cents per roll. Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. Jeweler's cotton, white pounds.

75 22 cents per pound. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Blankets, woolenTWINE, ETC.

^. pairs. . 40 $3.37 per pair.

lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

5,000 6 cents per pound.

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

Cotton wrapping cord do . .

9.3 cents per pound

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Page cord do. ..

800 15 cents per pound. John T. Bailej', Phila- delphia, Pa. Heavy twine do. .. 10, 000 5.8 cents per pound. Do Twine do.... 3, 000 6.8 cents per pound. DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES.

Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Potash pounds.

6, 000 4.5 cents per pound.

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y. Detergent do. .

500 4.7 cents per pound.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D C. Florida sponge, medium do. . .

100 I2.45 per pound. Do Florida sponge, small do. ..

50 I1.95 per pound. Venetian Fnrme.s snnnp-e medinm dn 75 I2.49 per pound.

PAINTS, OILS, ETC-. Nicolai Brothers. Washington, D. C. gallons.

5,000 10 cents per gallon Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

, do.... 200 $2,395 per gallon. Manhattan Spirit Co., Buffalo, N. Y.

do.... TOO 90 cents per gallon. Geo. F. Muth & Co. Washington, D. C. do. .

100 54 cents per gallon. Chas. Becker, Washington, D.C.

do.... 25 57 cents per gallon.
122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fine jo, i8g6—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles.

PAINTS, OILS, ETC.—continued.

Chas. Becker, Washing- White lead

ton, D. C. I vShoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C. Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y.

pounds. Crude turpentine. . . do. .

Lubricating compound do. .

Wax tapers dozen boxes. GLASS. Hugh Reillv, Washington, D. C'

Glass, No. I, 10 by 12 inches boxes Do Glass, No. Do ! Glass, No. Do ! Glass. No. Do I Glass, No

12 by 14 inches do. . 12 by 15 inches do.

12 b3^ 18 inches do. . 12 by 20 inches do. . BRUSHES.

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C. Do. Do

Geo. F Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C. .Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Glue brushes, i^^-inch dozen. Glue brushes, 2-inch. .

Glue brushes, 2^-inch. Glue brushes, 3-inch. .

.do.,

.do., .do.

Cuyler

more, Do

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

& Mohler, Balti Md.

Wm. C. Codd, Philadel

phia, Pa. Do

Do j Belting, 2-inch .

Do 1 Belting, 2j^-inch

Pick brushes do. . .

I^ye brushes do. . .

I^ye brushes, Clinton, No. 3 do. . .

Fitches, |^-inch do. .

Sash tools, No. 8 do OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet.

Belting, ij^-inch do. .. . Belting, 2-inch do. . .

Belting, 2^-inch do

Belting, 3-inch do

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, lo-inch do. . .

Belting, lo-inch, double do. . .

Belting, 12-inch, double do. . .

I,acing leather sides.

RAWHIDE LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch Belting, i^-inch

.feet. do...

do... do. .

Quantity. Contract price.

4.9 cents per pound.

2.7 cents per pound.

1 100 i 12 cents per pound.

36

200 500

200 600

200

100 200

200

200

100

100

100

100

100 100

10060

200 500

200

36 cents per dozen

boxes.

$1.50 per box.

I1.65 per box.

$1.65 per box.

$1.65 per box.

I1.65 per box.

$2.65 per dozen.

I5.45 per dozen.

I10.30 per dozen.

$17.75 per dozen.

$6 per dozen.

$4.25 per dozen.

$9.35 per dozen.

55 cents per dozen.

$2.34 per dozen.

6.5 cents per foot.

II cents per foot.

15.4 cents per foot.

19.8 cents per foot. 24 cents per foot. 48 cents per foot.

28.6 cents per foot.

57.2 cents per foot. 33 cents per foot. 66 cents per foot. 50.6 cents per foot. $1.01 per foot.

.2 cents per foot.

.36 per foot.

.8 cents per foot.

.71 per foot.

.06 per foot. cents per square

foot.

6 cents per foot.

10 cents per foot, per foot. 27 cents per foot. cents
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 123

No. 23.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery^ fueL^ forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items dicritig the fiscal year endedJune 30, j8g6—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. LAWHIDE LEATHER BELTING—Cont'd. Wni. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa. DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Wra. Sumner, Tolland, Conn. DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y. F P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. J.C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C. Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C. The Christopher Lipps

Co., Baltimore, Md.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C. Do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C. Do

J. H. Chesley & Co., Wa.shington, D. C. Do

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, lo-inch do. . . . Belting, lo-inch, double do. . .

Belting, 12-inch, double do. . .

I^acing leather sides. . COTTON-LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet . Belting, i ^-inch do ...

Belting, 2-inch do. . . . Belting, 2 i/^-inch do

Belting, 3-inch .do ...

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, lo-inch do .. Belting, lo-inch, double do . . . . Belting, 12-inch do . . MI SCELLANEOUS. Kmery pounds . Emery cloth quires . Brooms, No. 7 dozen.

Brooms, No. 8 . . .do . . Soap pounds . Buckets, painted dozen . . Buckets, cedar do . . . . Earthen crocks, i-gallon do . . . . Spring dividers, 5-inch. do. . . Wing dividers, lo-inch do.... Bookbinder's hammers dozen.

200

100 200

200 200

100

100 100 100

100

100 10060

200 500

200 600

200

100 200

200

200

100

TOO

100

36

24

10, 000

10

Shoe knives .do.

33 cents per foot.

44 cents per foot. 39 cents per foot. 52 cents per foot. 45 cents per foot. 60 cents per foot. 68 cents per foot. 92 cents per foot. 93 cents per foot. I1.24 per foot.

|i. 17 per foot. $1.56 per foot.

$1. 88 per foot. 20 cents per square

foot.

4 cents per foot.

6.8 cents per foot.

9.2 cents per foot.

12 cents per foot. 14.4 cents per foot.

25.2 cents per foot.

17.2 cents per foot.

30.1 cents per foot.

17.5 cents per foot. 35 cents per foot.

26.6 cents per foot. 53.2 cents per foot. 35.7 cents per toot.

71,4 cents per foot. 45.15 cents per foot. 90.3 cents per foot. $1,085 per foot.

3.65 cents per pound.

17 cents per quire

$2.15 per dozen.

f2.75 per dozen.

4.5 cents per pound.

|i.2o per dozen.

$2.35 per dozen.

I1.25 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

$2.20 per dozen.

$15-95 dozen.

76 cents per dozen.
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.Statement of contracts made for stationeiy, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, 18^6—Continued, Name of contractor.

D. Connell, Washington, D. C. Baltimore Waste Co.,

. Baltimore, Md.

M. G. Copeland & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

John K. Korff, Washington, D. C. Wimsatt & Uhler,

Washington, D. C. Do. DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Description of articles. MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

Sawdu,st barrels. Cotton waste, XXX .pounds. Window awnings number.

Recovering window-awning frames. do. .

WASHING AND IRONING TOWELS. Washing and ironing towels. . .number. LUMBER.

Virginia-pine culls, i-inch feet White-pine shelving, i-inch. White-pine selects, i-iuch... White-pine selects, i^-inch. White-pine selects, 2-inch...

do.. do. do . do. . Georgia-pine flooring, i%;-inch do. Cabinet oak, i-mch , do. . Cabinet oak, i^^-inch do. , Cabinet oak, 2-inch do. . Poplar do.

Cherry do.

Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches do. . Georgia pine, 4 by 6 inches do. .

Quantity.

I, 000

5, 000

50

(*)

13, 000

14, 000

5, 000

3,000 3,000

6, 000

1,500

I, 000

1, 000

2, 000

I, 000

I, 000

I, 000

Contract price.

18 cents per barrel.

7 cents per pound.

$1.65 per awning.

$1.30 per awning.

[o cents per

towels.

$13 per 1,000 feet.

I35 per I $60 per I $60 per I |6o per I $32 per I $60 per I $60 per I $60 per I $45 per i $125 per

$12 per 1 $30 per I

,000 feet. ,000 feet. ,000 feet.

,000 feet.

,000 feet.

,000 feet. ,000 feet. ,000 feet. ,000 feet. 1,000 feet. ,000 feet.

,000 feet.

* Such number as may be required.

No, 24.Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year ended fune 30, i8g6. Name of contractor.

Slade, Hipp & Meloy,

Chicago, 111. A. L, Henderson. Mill- burn, N, J. W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J. Dobler & Mudge, Balti- more, Md.

W. O Davey, & Sons,

Jer.sey City, N. J, Dobler & Mudge, Balti- more, Md.

IvOuis Dejonge & Co. New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Louis Dejonge & Co. New York, N. Y. Do

Thomas Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y.

Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

BINDER'S BOARDS.

Binder's boards. No. i quality.

pounds.

25, 000 3.8 cents per pound.

Binder's boards. No. 2 quality.. ...do.... 500, 000 1 .9 cents per pound. do ... 350, 000 4.7 cents per pound.

do...

50, 000 1.3 cents per pound.

do. . .

3. 500 5.9 cents per pound.

, do . .

5,000 2.4 cents per pound. LEATHER.

Turkey morocco, various colors . .dozen.

150 $13.75 per dozen.

,, .do ... 50 I12.74 per dozen.

do.. . 5 $29 per dozen. Levant cochineal Turkey morocco, .do. . .

3 $30 per dozen. Knglish calf, various colors ,, do..,. 5 $24 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

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

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g6—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity, Contract price.

Thomas Garnar & Co New York, N. Y. Do

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

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

Thomas Garnar & Co New York, N. Y. Do

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

Thomas Garnar & Co New York, N. Y. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Interlaken Mills, Prov

dence, R. I. Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

The W. O. Hickok Man

ufacturing Co., Har

risburg, Pa. Do

Do

DoDo

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

Do

M. Schultz & Brother, New York, N. Y.

LEATHER—Continued. Blue straight-grained roan dozen. Cochineal straight-grained roan. . . .do. .

Green straight-grained roan do. .

Maroon straight-grained roan do... t,ight-brown roan, calf finish do. .

Blue straight-grained skiver do. .

Cochineal straight-grained skiver, .do. .

Blue ungrained skiver do. .

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

Law calf Bark skiver, medium.

Bark .skiver, thin Fleshers

.do

do.

.do.

.do. do.

do. Imitation Russia, whole skins feet Imitation Russia, half skins, pebbled do . . Cowhide buffing, thick do. .

Cowhide buffing, thin do. .

BOOK CLOTH.

Black pieces Common colors. Extra, brown . .

Extra, green. . . . Extra, blue

do. do.

do.

do. Ruby, solferino, and magenta do. Cochineal do. Any shade or color do. PENS FOR RULING MACHINES.

Faint line, letter C points.

Single down line, triple backs do. .

Double down line, triple backs do. .

Long double, to go in clamp, triple backs,

points. Long single, to go in clamp, triple backs,

points. SILK HEADBANDS.

Silk headband, No. 2 pieces. Silk headband. No. 3 do . .

Silk headband, No. 4 do. . , GOLD LEAF. Gold leaf, XX packs.

150

50

100

25

7530

75

4, 000

100 200

200 500

50, 000

5,000-

5, 000 5,000

5, 000

100 500

150 15050

100 500

6, 000

400

400

200

300

200

|6,

25 per dozen.

50 per dozen.

75 per dozen.

50 per dozen.

50 per dozen.

75 per dozen.

48 per dozen.

98 per dozen.

|6,

$6,

$5. |6

$5

$6 per dozen.

$6.50 per dozen.

$5.98 per dozen.

$5.98 per dozen

$7.45 per dozen.

$27.50 per dozen.

$4.50 per dozen.

I3.50 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

II. 4 cents per foot. 15 cents per foot.

7 cents per foot. 6 cents per foot.

I3.25 per piece.

$4.75 per piece.

$5-95 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

I7.25 per piece.

$8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

1.25 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

2.55 cents per point.

2.55 cents per point.

23 cents per piece.

27 cents per piece.

33 cents per piece.

I6.43 per pack.
126 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies [except paper)

during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8g6—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

M. Schultz & Brother. New York, N. Y. George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y.

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Ma.ss. Do.

J. H. Tissot, jr., Ne\

York, N. Y. Do

Do. Do.

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

J. H. Tissot, jr.. New

York, N. Y.

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass. H. Grififin & Sons, New

York, N. Y. Willimantic Linen Co., New York, N. Y

Do.

Do. Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia. Pa.

Russell Fraser, New

York, N. Y. Do. Do

Do. Do.

GOLD LEAF—Continued. Gold leaf, usual packs. Imitation gold leaf 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 Sm^^th book-sewing machines,

Nos. 36 and 40, spools.

vSoft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply. pounds. WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHIN(i MACHINES.

G D. Mackey, NewYork, N. Y. Do. DoDo

Do

Do.

Do. Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa. Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C

G. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y.

B. & O. Myers, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

G. D. Mackev, New

York, N. Y,

STEREOTYPING MATERIAL.

Stereotype metal pounds. Lead do Tin do Antimony and tin do Tin foil do Copper battery plates do

Sifted cast-iron filings do

Sulphate of copper do

Calcined plaster of paris barrels. Blocking Iward . . . feet. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 40-pound, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 In' 24 inches, 50-pound, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60-pound, reams. White tis.sue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches,

i-eams,

1, 000

1,500

300

300

300

300

100 400

3, 000

300

1, 000

1, 000

500

5, 000

Tinned wire, No. 23 pounds. . 500 Tinned wire. No. 24 do... 500 Round wire, No. 22 do .. . 500 do 500 Flat wire, No. 20 by 23 do 500

10, 000

100, 000

5, 000

5, 000

3, 000

9, 000

9, 000

5, 000

$5.62 per pack.

I1.19 per pack.

60 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

54 cents per pound.

59 cents per pound.

69 cents per pound.

76 cents per pound.

74 cents per pound.

$1 per pound.

59 cents per pound.

90 cents per pound.

71 cents per dozen.

85.7 cents per spool.

$1,143 per spool. IU428 per spool.

24 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per pound.

10.5 cents per pound.

8 cents per pound.

3.8 cents per pound

15.5 cents per pound

1 2.5 cents per pound.

17.5 cents per pound

13.5 centsper pound

2.1 cents per pound

3.9 cents per pound

$1.65 per barrel.

15 cents per foot.

$3.80 per ream.

54.75 per ream.

$5.70 per ream.

$1.30 per ream.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 12/

Xo. 24.

Stateuient of coiitracts uiadc for uiaferia/s and supplies [except paper)

during tlie Jiscal year endedJune 30, iSg6—Continued.

"\aiiic of coiitra.ctor. Description of articles. Oiiantitv Contract price. STEREOTYPIXG M.A.TERI.\L—continued.

G. D. Mackev. New

York, X. Y. Extra cream tissue paper. Xo. i. 19 by 24 inches, reams.

50 $1.70 per ream. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sulphuric acid carboys.

3 $3 per carboy. Do do ... $2.50 per carboy. Joseph Dixon Crucible 30.6 cents per pound.

Co.. Jersey City. X. J. .pounds. . 1, 000 Young & Co., Xew Haven. Conn.

Stereotj'pe backing powder. . . GLUE. MARRLER'S COLORS,. . . .do. . . . ETC.

3, 000 4 cents per pound.

Armour & Co., Chicago,

111. Glue .pounds. . 30, 000 9.2 cents per pound.

Hugh Reillv. Washington. D. C. Ultramarine blue . - . do .... 100 12 cents per pound. Do do 100 ir cents per pound.

II cents per pound.

45 cents per pound. Do do 75 H. Konnstamm cc Co.. 50 Xew York. X. Y.

do. .. . Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington. D. C. 100 24 cents per ounce. H.Kohnstamm & Co.. Xew York, X. Y. Cochineal lake pounds. . 150 45 cents per pound. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia. Pa. Sweet oil dozen .

200 49 cents per dozen. Do Virgin olive oil .quarts. . 48

5

47.8 cents per quart. Louis Dejonge & Co.. $12.50 per dozen. Xew York, X. Y. French book varnish do...

Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia, Pa. White shell-lac . pounds . . 100 34.9 cents per pound. Do Orange shell-lac do.... 300 28.4 cents per pound.

Z. D. Gilman. Washington. D. C.

.... do ... 200 54 cents per pound. Do 100 22 cents per pound.

7 cents per pound.

5 cents per pound.

34 cents per pound.

Do do.... 300 Do Dextrin do.... 600 Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia. Pa. Beeswax do. .. 1, 000

Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C. do.... 100 36 cents per pound.

Ijco. r . .Yiuin cv- CO., Washington, D. C. Gum arabic sorts do.... 50 16.5 cents per pound. Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. do.... 250 26 cents per pound.

Smith. Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. do.... 54 cents per pound. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia. Pa. do.... ID I1.42 per pound. Do Powdered borax , . do... 100 6.9 cents per pound.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., 2.2 cents per pound.

Washington, D. C. do... Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Oxalic acid do. . .

ICO 7.9 cents per pound.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D.C.

do.... 20 36 cents per pound. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia. Pa. Stronger water ammonia

MISCELLAXEOUS.

.. do.... ICG 8.4 cents per pound.

AltemuH & Co.. Phila- delphia, Pa. Guards for Philadelphia patent backs, guards.

50, 000 9 mills per guard.

G. A. Schurmann. Xew

York, X. Y. Backs for money-order guard books,

backs.

1.500 70 cents per back.
128 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

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

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /^pd—Continued.

I^anie of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Thos. G. Hood Philadelphia, Pa.

IvOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Bingham Brothei'S Co , New York, N. Y. H. Griffin & Sons, New

York, N. Y. Do

W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. D. Connell, Washington,

D.C.

mi.scp;llaneous—continued. Canvas for covering blank books, .yards. Gray super do. .

Tablet composition pounds. Parchment substitute, %-inch pieces. Bookbinding band, ^-inch. do. .

Family flour barrels. Vinegar, white wine gallons.

3, 000 23.6 cents per yard.

10, 000 2.\ cents per yard.

500 j 20 cents per pound.

60 cents per piece.

43 cents per piece.

$2.85 per barrel.

9 cents per gallon.

No. 25.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year ended June so, i8g6.

Name of contractor.

Albany Engraving Co., Al- bany, N. Y. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Julius Bien & Co., New

York, N. Y.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

A. G. Gedney, New York,

N. Y.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.

Do.

Title of document.

Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission

for 1895. Fourteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnolog}-

Seventeenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. ....do Atlas of the Chickamauga and Chatta- nooga battlefields. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, pai-t 2. ....do Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Atlas to accompany the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion. Monograph XXVII, U. S. Geological

Survey. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 3. Report of Jomt^ Committee of Congress and Proceedings at the Centennial Celebration of the Laying

of the Corner Stone of the Capitol. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part I. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. House Doc. No. 279, part 2, 54th Congress, i.st session.

.2 u O

?! C rt

/2 (LI

9

I

i 4

34

14, 750

14, 750

9, 800

13. 294

4, 850

15, 350

14- 750

14,750 Ioa

$6.06

9.91 57-50

4-75

87.06

500. 00

259. 00

I, 299. 00

3, 600. 00

I, 877. 00

636. 00

254. 00

I, 437. 00

117.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 129

No. 25.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g6—Continued.

Name of contractor. Title of document. Ob

S >

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.

Harrv C. Jones, New York,

N. Y.

Maurice Joyce Eng^raving

Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do.

Do . Do

Moss Engraving Co., New

York, N. Y. New York Engraving and

Printing Co., New York,

N. Y. Do, Do

J. Ottmann I^ithographing

Co., New York, N. Y. Norris Peters Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Photo-Engraving Co., New

York, N. Y.

S. Doc. li

Seventeenth Annual Report of the

Director of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. ....do Monograph XXVII, U. S. Geological

Survey. Senate Doc. No. 137, 54th Congress, ist session. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part I. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. ...do

.do Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnologj'.

Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission

for 1895. Report of the Joint Committee of Congress and Proceedings at the Centennial Celebration of the I^ayingof the Corner Stone of the Capitol. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. vS. Geological Survey,

part 2. ....do Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology. House Doc. No. 175, 54th Congress, ist session. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part I. Report of the Smithsonian Institution

for 1894, part 2. Sixteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2. House Doc. No. 175, 54th Congress, ist session. Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission

for 1S95. Senate Doc. No. 137, 54th Congress, ist session. Report of the Joint Committee of Congress and Proceedings at the Centennial Celebration of the Laying of the Corner Stone of the Capitol. .do

[5, 350

2,050

6,794

2, 350

7, 294

24 120

118

50

33

822

30

$1, 400. 00
130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Schedule of proposals received by the Joifit Committee on Printing for

furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March 7, 1896, to February 28, /Spy. MACHINE-FINISHED BOOK PRINTING PAPER.

I,ot I. —5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . I0.033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, I^awrence, Mass do 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 035 R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032

lyOt 2. —5,000 i-eams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, lyawrence. Mass do ... , .037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa , do 035 R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 Lot 3. —5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 48-inch rolls)

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .035 The Bacon Paper Company, I^awrence, Mass do 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 035 Wm. M. Singerly, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa .• do 032

lyOt 4.-5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 48-inch rolls): Wolf Brothei-s, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, I^awrence, Mass do. . . .037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven. Pa do 035 Wm. M. Singerly, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springfoi'ge, Pa do 032

I,ot 5.-5,000 i-eams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 48-inch rolls): Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, lyawrence, Mass do 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 035 Wm. M. Singerly, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, vShannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032

I,ot 6.-5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38-inch rolls): Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 037 New Yoi-k and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 035 R.O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Waterhouse, Shannon Sl Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032

L,ot 7.-5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38-inch rolls): Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven. Pa do 035 R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 035 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032

lyOt 8.-5,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38-inch rolls) : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 037 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 035
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 8. —5,000 reams, 24 b^- 3S inches, 48 pounds (in 38-inch rolls) —Continued.

R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. "Waterhouse, vShannon & Glunroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .. . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do

lyOt 9.-5,000 reams, 24 by 3S inches, 48 pounds (in 3S-inch rolls) : "Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do The Jessup & INIoore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . New York and Penn.s^-lvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. . .

R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . Waterhouse, vShannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa." do

Lot 10. —5,000 reams, 24 b}- 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38-inch rolls) : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The Bacon Paper Companj^, Boston, Mass do. . . . Xew York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaveii, Pa do. . . . R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . "Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .. . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do

Lot II. —5,000 reams, 3S by 48 inches, 96 pounds : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do The Bacon Paper Compan^^ Boston, Mass do Xew York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. . .

R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .. . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do

Lot 12. —5,000 reams, 38 b\' 48 inches, 96 pounds : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa .do The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. . .

R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. . . do. . . . Waterhouse, Shannon & :\Iunroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do

Lot 13.-5,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do The Je.ssup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The Bacon Paper Company, Bo.ston, Mass do New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do

R. O. ^Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do

Lot 14.—500 reams, any size not exceeding 38 inches in width : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do New York and Penn.sylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. . .

R. O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . .

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge. Pa do SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED BOOK PRINTING PAPER.

Lot 15. —2,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa. . . do. . .

Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa , .. .do

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do

Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do

Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do. . . . P. H. Glatfelter, .Springforge, Pa do. . . . Lot 16. —3,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md - do. . . . The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do....
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lyOt i6. —3,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds—Continued. New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa per pound. . fo. 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 045 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 042

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 039

I,ot 17. —2,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 06 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 045 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 043

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 039

lyOt 18.— 1,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds : The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do ... .044

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa , do 044 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 042 Lot 19. —4,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimoi'e, Md .do 043 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . . 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 042

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa ' do 039

I^ot 20. —1,000 reams, 21% by 29 inches, 40 pounds : The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 046 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Ca.ss, Tyrone, Pa do 044

L,ot 21.-1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and. Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 043 Uot 22. —4,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Ma.ss do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 042

LtOt 23. —1,500 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 50 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 06 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 046 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 044

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 039
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I/)t 24.—1,100 reams, 22^ by 315^ inches, 42 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .per pound. . $0.06 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 046 Waterhouse, .Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 044

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 039 Lot 25. —1,000 reams, 22y^. by 315^ inches, 40 pounds: The Jessup & INIoore Paper Compam-, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 046 "Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 044

I^ot 26. —1,000 reams, 315^ by 45^ inches, 80 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 043 The Jessup & Moore Paper Compam-, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 044 New York and Penns3-lvania Companj-, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 042

I^ot 27. —1,000 reams, any size not exceeding 38 inches in width: The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 044 The Bacon Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 045 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 044

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 046 Eugene Elsworth, New York, N.Y do 038 Waterhouse. Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass do 044 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 044 AVRITIXG PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lot 28. —1,000 reams white quarto post, 10 by 16 inches: The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0.08 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 077 The Wauregan Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do 058

F. R. Walker & Son. New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Lot 29. —100 reams blue quarto po.st, 10 by 16 inches: The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 086 Dobler & :Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

T/)t 30. —6,000 reams white double cap, 17 by 28 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 076 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickin.son Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass = do. ... . 056 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074
134 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

I^ot 30. —6,000 reams white double cap, 17 by 2S inches—Continued. New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa per pound. . $0. 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 077 TheWauregan Paper Company, Hol3^oke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Plolj^oke, Mass do 057 r. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y : do 054 A. G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

I^ot 31. —1,000 reams double cap (any required color), 17 by 28 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 0S3 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Connecticut River Paper Compan}^ Hoh'oke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 084 New York and Penns3-lvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . . . .073

lyOt 32. —2,coo reams white demy, 16 by 21 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass 1 ..... . .do 076 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. II. Dickinson Paper Compan^^ Plolyoke, Mass .do 056 Ivinton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I .do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Companj^, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Eockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Rivei-side Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 058

F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

lyOt 33.—500 reams demy (any requii'ed color), 16 by 21 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass '. . .do 083 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Connecticut River Paper Compan5% Hol3^oke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 084 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

LfOt 34. —6,000 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... . 074 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .1 do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 I^inton Brothers & Co., Pav/tucket, R. I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass , do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 077 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 057 F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y do .054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Eot 35. —1,000 reams white folio post, 17 by 22 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 076 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Einton Bi-others & Co., Pawtucket, P.. I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Eockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 05S

F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073
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Lot 36.—100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Conipan\-, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0,086 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, :Mass do 056 Connecticut River Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, ^lass do 0S5 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . . do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Lot 37. —2,000 reams white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, iMass do 074 Dobler & !Mudge, Baltimore, 'Sid do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo C- Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthon}- & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 077 The Wauregan Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 057

F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Lot 38. —100 reams blue double folio post, 22 b}- 54 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company. Holyoke, Mass do 0S6 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Connecticut River Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C Gill Paper Company-, Hoh-oke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 0S5 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Lot 39. —1,000 reams white medium, iS by 23 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Compan\-, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Hoh-oke, Mass do 056 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R.I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company-, HoU'oke, Mass do 063 The Rivenside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 058 F. R. Walker & .Son, New York, X. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .073 Lot 40. —100 reams blue medium, 18 b3' 23 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 0S6 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do o6g Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 Lot 41. —1,000 reams white royal, 19 by 24 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company-, HoU'oke, Mass do 08 Dobler & Mudge. Baltimore, :Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R.I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lock Haven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085
136 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

I,ot 41. —1,000 reams white royal, 19 hy 24 inches—Continued.

Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 077 The Wauregan Paper Companj^ Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 058

F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y. do 054 A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

I^ot 42.—TOO reams blue royal, 19 by 24 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 086 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 056 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

lyOt 43.—500 reams white superroyal, 20 by 28 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 I^inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R.I do 073 Connecticvit River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 058 A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.. do 073

I^ot 44.— 100 reams blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 09 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass , do 056 Connecticut River Paper Companj^ Holyoke, Mass .do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

I^ot 45. —1,000 reams white imperial, 23 by 31 inches : . The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Companj^, Holyoke, Mass - do 056 L,inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R.I do 073 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 077 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company, Hoh^oke. Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . .058 F. R. Walker & vSon, New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. do 073

I,ot 46.—100 reams blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 056 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Hoh'oke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 054 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

I,ot 47. —3,000 reams white, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width: The Beebe & Holbrook Companj^ Holyoke, Mass do 09 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 064 I^inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 073
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Lot 47. —3,000 reams white, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width—Continued.

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. .$0. 064 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 074 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 085 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 078 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass do 063 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 058 F. R. Walker & Son, New York, N. Y do 054 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

IvOt 4S. —TOO reams colored, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, HoU-oke, Mass do 079 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Geo. Anthony- & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 062 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073

lyOt 49.—100 reams golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 10 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 056 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 073 COVER PAPER.

Lot 50. —2,000 reams cover paper of any size, weight, or color : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .$0,043 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 044 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R.I do 049 The Bacon Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass do 046 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 05 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042 Eugene Elsworth, New York, N. Y do 042 PLATE PAPER.

Lot 51. —100,000 pounds plate paper of any size, weight, or tint : The Bacon Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass per pound. $0.07 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 076 Peter Adams Company, New York, N. Y do 08 MAP PAPER.

Lot 52. —150,000 pounds map paper of any size or weight : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .$0. 12 Lmton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 114 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 13 Geo. Anthony & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 13 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 15 WOOD-CUT PAPER.

Lot 53.-175,000 pounds wood-cut paper of any size, weight, or tint • Wolf Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .$0,076 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 077 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 081 The Bacon Paper Company. Lawrence, Mass do . 072 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 079 The Wauregan Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 074 Waterhouse, Shannon & Munroe Corporation, Boston, Mass. do 068 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 074 MANILA PAPER.

Lot 54.-1,000 reams manila paper of any size and weight

Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I per pound. .$0. 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do ... .03 Ea.ston &. Rupp, Washington, D. C

.' do 0302 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Eugene Elsworth, New York, N. Y do .038 Lot 55.-1,000 reams rope manila paper of any size and weight : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052
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lyOt 55. —1,000 reams rope riianila paper of any size and weight—Continned. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. .$0,053 I^inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 052 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 07 Thos. S. Safford, Camden, N. J do. . . . .059 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 067 Kugene Elsworth, New York, N. Y do 052 Do do .053 Do .do 065

I^ot 56. —100 reams bleached manila paper, 24 by 3S inches, 145 pounds : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 0409 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 038 Eugene Elsworth, New York, N. Y do 038 GLAZF.D BOND PAPER.

lyOt 57. —100,000 pounds glazed bond paper of any color, size, or weight

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia Pa per pound. .$0. 12 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 287 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 319 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass , do 29 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 135 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 21 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 165 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 184 Fairfield Paper Company, F'airfield, Mass do 35 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 174 ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

L,ot 58. —20,000 pounds artificial parchment of any size or weight

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .$0. 14 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .• do 179 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 169 Par.sons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 18 Mount Holly Paper Compan3% Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 135 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 124 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 30 PARCHMENT DEED PAPER.

L,ot 59.-2,000 pounds parchment deed paper of any size and weight : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .|o. 15 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 15 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 169 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 156 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 15 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa .do 125 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 30 CARD AND BRISTOL HOARD.

Lot 60.-250,000 sheets thin bristol board, 22^^ by 28^ inches, 120 pounds : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. .$0. 072 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 069 Franklin Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 072 Lot 61. —250,000 sheets thick bristol board, 22^ by 28^ inches, 140 pounds : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 072 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 069 Franklin Paper Company, Plolyoke, Mass do 054 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 072 Lot 62.-20,000 sheets heavy R. R. board, 22 by 28 inches, 280 pounds : Lmton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 04 Franklin Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 044 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 049 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042
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Lot 63. —20,000 sheets white china board, 22 hy 23 inches, 210 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I per pound. . $0.04 Franklin Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 057 Geo. Anthom- & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 064 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 042 Lot 64.-10,000 sheets colored cardboard. 22 b\- 2S inches, 210 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 04 Franklin Paper Company, HoU-oke. :>.Ias5 do 052 Geo. Anthom- & Co., Philadelphia, Pa , do 049 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 042 Lot 65.— 20.000 sheets manila cardboai'd of any size and weight

Franklin Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 042 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 038 Lot 65.—300.000 sheets pearl-gray bristol board, 21 by 31 inches, 130 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket. R. I do 03 Franklin Paper Company, Holyoke, i^^Iass do 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 031 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 031 Lot 67. —300,000 sheets melon bristol board, 21 hy 31 inches, 130 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket. R. I - do 03 Franklin Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 031 Geo. Anthony & Co.. Philadelphia. Pa do 031 Lot 6S. —400,000 sheets yellow bristol board, 21 by 30 inches, 130 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 03 Franklin Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do. . . . . 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 031 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 031 Lot 6g. —150,000 sheets green bristol board, 21 H by 30 inches, 130 pounds : Linton Brothers & Co.. Pawtucket. R. I do 03 Franklin Paper Company. Holyoke. Mass do 033

Valley- Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 031 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 031 Lot 70. —10,000 sheets colored bristol board, of any .size or weight

Franklin Paper Company-, Holyoke. INIass do 04 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 034 FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER, WHITE OR BLUE, LAID OR WOVE, OF AXY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lot 71. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, 'Mass .per pound. , $0. 126 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 14 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 163 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do 139 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke. :Mass do 159 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, IMass do 12 Geo. Anthony 6c Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company. Fairfield, IMass do .16 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, I^.Iass do 144 L. L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, :Mass ... do 164 Lot 72. —1.5C0 reams double cap, 17 b\- 2S inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company-, Holj-oke, Mass do 126 Dobler i-z Mudge, Baltimore, INId = do 14 Connecticut River Paper Company, HoU-oke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 166 Valley Paper Companj-. Holyoke, Mass do 139 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do 159 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, :Mass do 12 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, ZNIass do 16 The Riverside Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 144 L. L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass ao 164 Lot 73. —1,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company. HoU'oke, Mass do 129 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, :^Id do .149 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 169
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L,ot 73.-1,000 reams demy, i6 by 21 inches—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . |o. 139 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 165 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 12 Geo. Anthony & Co , Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Compan^^ Fairfield, Mass do 16 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144

ly.Iy. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 17 L,ot 74.-1,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 137 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 149 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 172 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 175 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 14 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 18 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144

ly. I^. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do. . . . .175

lyOt 75. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 132 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 166 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 172 Valley Paper Companj% Holyoke, Mass do 139 Parsons Paper Compaiiy, Plolyoke, Mass do 17 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 125 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 17 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144

ly. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 17 lyOt 76. —1,000 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass . . .• do 149 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 166 Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass do 179 Connecticut River Paper Conpan3% Holyoke, Mass do 124 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 172 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 139 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 175 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 13 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 175 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 144

I,. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 17

lyOt 77. —500 reams superroyal, 20 by 28 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 156 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 173 Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass do 179 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 126 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass. do. . . .

• . 173 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 178 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 135 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 175 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144

L, L,- Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 17

lyOt 78. —200 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 175 Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass do... .179 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do 126 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 17 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Parsons Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass ' do 19 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 14
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I/3t 78.—2CX3 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches—Continued.

Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $o. 135 Fairfield Paper Company. Fairfield, Mass do 18 The Riverside Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do 144

L. L Brown Paper Company, Adams, ]Mass do 17 Lot 79. —500 reams of any size not exceeding 28 inches in width: The Beebe & Holbrook Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 15^ Dobler & Mudge. Baltimore, :Md do 159 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 126 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 17 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass ... do 167 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 15 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do ... .165 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144

Iv. 1,. Brown Paper Company-, Adams, Mass do. . . .17 SECOXD-CLASS LEDGER PAPER, WHITE OR BLUE, LAID OR WOVE, OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lot So. —I, 000 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 081 The Beebe & Holbrook Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 093 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. Md do 0S4 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 109 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 099 Springdale Paper Company, "Westfield, Mass .do 13 Mount Holh- Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 097

I/)t 81. —2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches : Wolf Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa do 082 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 093 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, :Md do 0S4 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Compan}-, Holyoke, Mass do 109 Par.sons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 099 vSpringdale Paper Company-, Westfield, Mass do 132 Mount Holly Paper Company Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 0S6 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Hoh-oke, Mass do. . . . .097 Lot 82. —2,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches : Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Hoh-oke, Mass do 093 Dobler & INIudge, Baltimore, Md do 0S4 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 109 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 099 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 13 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 0S6 Geo. Anthony- & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 097 Lot 83.-1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 0S2 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 095 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 0S4 Connecticut River Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do iii Pansons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 10 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 136
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lyOt 83. —1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches—Continued. Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa per pound. . $0. 086 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 097

lyOt 84. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches; Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 The Beebe& Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass , do 095 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 084 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Plolyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... .109 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 10 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 132 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly vSprings, Pa do .086 Geo. Anthony & Co , Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do 097

I,ot 85. —1,500 reams of any size not exceeding 28 inches in width: Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 082 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 10 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .084 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 072 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do iii Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 10 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass ... .do 142 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 086 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 115 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 13 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 097 TISSUE AND COPYING PAPER.

lyOt 86.-1,500 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . $1. 31 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 07 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 93

I^ot 87. —500 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 1.44 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 10 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. , do. . . . i. 03

I^ot 88. —100 reams copying paper, i8]4 by 22^^ inches: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 85

lyOt 89. —100 reams copying papei", 20^ by 24 inches: R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do i. 85

lyOt 90. —500 reams extra .super tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches: Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 53 BLOTTING PAPER.

I^ot 91. —25 reams blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream , . $9. 00 Fasten & Rupp, Washington, D. C . : do 6. 24 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 7. 05 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa , do 6. 19 I^ot 92. —10 reams pink blotting paper, 20 by 25 inches, 16 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 60 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 36 TAR PAPER.

I^ot 93.—150 reams tar paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds : Dobler &. Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . $4. 50 PLAID, MARBLE, AND COMB PAPER.

lyOt 94. —25 reams plaid paper, 22^ by 28 inches : I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per ream. . $6. 25 Doty & Scrimgeour, New York, N. Y do 5. 85
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Lot 95.—50 reams plaid paper, 23 hy 2,1]^ inches : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per ream. . $7. 25 Doty & Scrimgeour. New York, N. Y do 6.85 Lot 96.-60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches : Kiipfer Brothers, New York, N. Y do. . . 8. 75 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9.42 Lot 97.—10 reams marble paper, medium:

Kupfer Brothers, New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 20 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 50 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Lot 98.-75 reams marble paper, double cap : Kupfer Brothers, New York, N. Y do. ... 4.90 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 63 Lot 99.—30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches : Kupfer Brothers, New York, N. Y do 7. 25

. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y ^ do.... 6.50 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 12 Lot 100. —45 reams comb paper, double cap : Kupfer Brothers, New York, N. Y do 8. 25 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 7.00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 42 Lot loi. —50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches : Kupfer Brothers, New York, N. Y. do. ... 9. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 9. 50 TYPEWRITER PAPER.

Lot 102. —50 reams heavy typewriter paper, S b}- 13 inches, 5^ pounds : Crane Brothers, Westfield, ?.Iass per ream. . I1.32 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do i. 32 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .. . 1.40 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa .do 95 Lot 103. —100 reams thin typewriter paper, 8 by 13 inches, 2% pounds : Crane Brothers, Westfi eld. Mass do 82 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 82 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 85 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa .do 65 Lot 104. —ICQ reams hea\'y- tN^pewriter paper, 8 by 10 inches, 5^4 pounds

Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do. ... 1. 10 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass do 85 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 72 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C ' do i. 72 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 85 Lot 105.—ICQ reams thin typewriter paper, 8 b}' 10 inches, 2 pounds : Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 59 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 59 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 85 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 53 Lot 106.-50 reams typewriter paper, 8 by 14 inches, 7 pounds : Easton & Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C do 75 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... 1.05 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 63 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa , do 75 CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Lot 107. —ICO reams cap paper, 12^ by 15^ inches, 16 pounds : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass per ream. . $1.92 Dobler & IMudge, Baltimoi^e, Md do. ... 2. 15 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 1.85 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2. 15 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 2.25 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 2.00 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. . . . 11. 05 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 13. 00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do i. 75
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IvOt loS.—500 reams letter paper, 10 by 16 inches, 12 pounds : The Leebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass per ream. .$1.32 Doblcr & Mudge, BaUimore, Md do 1.43 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 1.25 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 1.43 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. .. do. ... 1.35 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do i. 30 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .. .11.00 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do. ... 12. 00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 1.25

lyOt 109.— 15 reams packet note paper, y by 11^ inches, 7 pounds : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 84 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do ... .94 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... i.oo Kaston & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 94 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do. . . . i.oo Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa . . .do. ... 12. 00 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Ma.ss do. .. .13.00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 82

I^ot no.—100 reams quarto post paper, 934 by inches, 12 pounds

The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke. Mass do. .. . 1.44 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 1.50 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . i. 30 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.43 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... j. 45 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do. ... 1.42 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .. .12.00 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 12.50 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do i. 35

I^ot III.—TOO reams letter paper, lo^^ by 16 inches, 12 pounds : The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 1.32 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 1.43 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do i. 25 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C .' do r.43 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .. . 1.45 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do... 1.30 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .. .12.00 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do. ... 12. 00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . i. 25

I^ot 112.— 150 reams packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches, 7 pounds

The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 84 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimoi'e. Md do 94 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 80 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 94 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. do. . . . 1. 00 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 86 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .. .12.00 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do.... 13. 00 Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 8r PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

I<ot 113. —100 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds:

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. ,$i.oo Geo. Anthony & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 73 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 63 PARCHMENT.

lyOt 114. —2,000 sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C per sheet, .fo. 2709 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2725 Fairfield Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office zuith .stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items from fuly 7, 18%, to June

JO, iSg6. Item I, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, round : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C per gross. . $3.95 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 4.00 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 4.08 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 30 Item 2, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .-. do. ... 5. 50 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 5.63 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 69 Item 3, A. W. Faber's pencils, all red : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C . . . do 6. 55 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 6.64 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa .do. ... 6. 29 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 30 Item 4, A. W. Faber's pencils, all blue : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 5. 72 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.82 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 5.84 The Manhattan Svipply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 34 Item 5, A. W. Faber's pencils all green : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 72 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5.82 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 5. 84 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 34 Item 6, Dixon American graphite pencils, "M.," hexagon : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 4.80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.80 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 4.79 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 90 Item 7, Dixon American graphite pencils, " S. M.," hexagon : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 4.80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 4.84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.80 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 4.79 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 4.90 Item 8, Dixon American graphite pencils, all red

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 5.80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5.84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5.76 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 5. 75 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 76 Item 9, Dixon American graphite pencils, all blue : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 5.80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 76 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 5. 75 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 76 Item 10, Dixon American graphite pencils, all green Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 84 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 76 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 5. 75 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 5. 76 Item II, Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, hexagon, black : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 90 R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3.90 Geo. F. :Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 84 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 3. 99 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 4. 00 Item 12, Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, hexagon, red or blue : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 7. 00 S. Doc. 18 10
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Item 12, Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, hexagon, red or blue—Continued.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross. . $7. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.91 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 7. 19 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 10 Item 13, E;agle lead pencils, hexagon, black, Nos. i to 5 : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.85 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. So

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y , do 3. 60 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 3. 80 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 73 Item 14, Kagle lead pencils, round, black, Nos. i to 5 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 84 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington. D. C do. . . 2. 85

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 2. 65 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 80 The Manhattan Supply Companj^ New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 83 Item 15, Eagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 75 C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 3. 00 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 4. 79 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 4.63 Item 16, Kagle automatic pencils, No. S65 : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C per dozen. . i. 42 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 45

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 1.45 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 89 Item 17, Kagle copying leads : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C. . . per gross. . 13. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 13. 68

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y.—

Three in a box do.... 9.41 Per gi'oss boxes . . . .do. ... 14. 40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 13. 96 Item 18, Kagle crown penholders. No. i

Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C ... .per dozen. . . 26 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 265

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 26 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y , do 264 Item 19, Kagle crown penholders, No. 2 : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 28 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 295

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 30 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 294 Item 20, Kagle crown penholders. No. 3 : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 31 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 325

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 32 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 326 Item 21, Kagle ink and pencil erasers, small

Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 60 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 595

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 50 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 60 Item 22, Kagle ink and pencil erasers, medium : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 795

C. S. Braisted, New Yoi'k, N. Y do 60 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 85 Item 23, Kagle ink and pencil erasers, large : Kaston & Rupp, Washington. D. C .do. ... 1. 10 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 14 C. S. Braisted, New York, N . Y do 80 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 95 Item 24, Kagle iiibber erasers, 12 to pound : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C. . .

.

, per pound. . . 56
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Item 24, Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to povind—Continued.

R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, IJ.C $0.58 C . S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do... . • 50 Tlie Manhattan .Supply Companj^, New York, N. Y , do.... .62 Item 25, Eagle penholders, No. 2410 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C 1.28 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do.... I. 29

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do. .. . I. 20 The INIanhattan Supph^ Company, New York, N. Y do. .. . 1-33 Item 26, P^agle penholders. No. 3411 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C I. 50 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. .. . I. 52

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y 1. 45

: do.... 1.56 Item 27, Eagle penholders, No. 4712 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... 1. 60 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C ' do.... 1.68

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do... . I 55 The Manhattan Supply Companj-, New York, N. Y do... . I. 73 Item 28, Da%'idson's velvet erasive rubber. No. 12 ; ,88 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do. ..

.82 The ^Manhattan .Supply Company, New York, N. Y do.... • 90 Item 29, McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. i : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C .08 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do.... .08 Item 30, McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. 2 : do.... . 10 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do... . 10 Item 31, Underwood's Egyptian black ink : .40 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do • 415 do...

• 39 Item 32, Underwood's chemical writing ink (extra copying)

do.... .60 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do.... .605 The Manhattan Supplv Companv, New York, N. Y do.... •59 Item 33, Underwood's carmine ink : do.... 1.40 do.... 1.50 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do.... 1.49 Item 34, Arnold's writing fluid : do...

•36 do.... •43 Item 35, Thomas's black writing ink : do.... •32 do. .. . •32 Item 36, Maynard & Noyes's Avriting ink • do.... •35 do.... .29 Item 37. Freeman's writing ink : do...

• 50 do...

•55 Item 3S, Sanford's combined Avriting and copying fluid : do.... • 50 R Carter Ballantvne Washino'tou DC do • 50

. 40 do

•30 Item 40, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes : •30 R Carter Ballantyne Washin*^ton D C do • 29 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .306 Item 41, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, %!-inch : do.... .38 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •33 •36
148 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 42, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. o, J^-inch : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C per gross. . $0. 78 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 70 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 72 Item 43, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, ^-inch : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 58 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 49 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 54 Item 44, A. W. Faber's rubber bands. No. 17 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 15 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 095 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 1125 Item 45, A. W. Faber's rubber bands. No. 10 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 08 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. .. .065 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 06 Item 46, Parker, Stearn & vSutton's rubber bands. No. 33, H-itich : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 24 Item 47, Parker, Stearn & vSutton's rubber bands, assorted sizes : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do ... .22 Item 48, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's rubber bands. No. o, ^-inch ; Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 29 Item 49, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's rubber bands. No. o, -inch . Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 59 Item 50. Parker, Stearn & Sutton's rubber bands. No. 000, 3<^-inch : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 44 Item 51, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's rubber bands. No. 17 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 09 Item 52, Parker, Stearn & Sutton's rubber bands. No. 10 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 05 Item 53, A, W. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner. No. 12 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 13. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .*. . . do 12. 90 Item 54, Gillott's steel pens, No. 303 : Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do 72 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 72 Item 55, Gillott's steel pens, No. 404 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 39 Item 56, Spencerian steel pens, No. i : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 66 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 66 Item 57, Spencerian steel pens. No. 2 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 66 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 66 Item 58, vSpencerian steel pens, No. 3 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do .66 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 66 Item 59, Spencerian pens. No. 24 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do ... .66 R. Cai-ter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 66 Item 60, Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 048 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 38 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 39 Item 6r, E.sterbrook's steel pens. No. 2 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 39 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 39 Item 62, Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 183 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 63, Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 284 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 55 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 64, Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 314 : Easton & Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C do 47 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 49
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Item 65, Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, Xo. Eio : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross. . $0.32

C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y do 25 Item 66, Eagle Pencil Conipan3''s steel pens, Xo. E170 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 27

C. S. Braisted, X*ew York, X. Y do 27 Item 67, Eagle Pencil Company's steel pens, Xo. E190 : Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do 1.05 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington. D. C do 35

C. S. Braisted, X'ew York, X". Y do 27 Item 6S, Lyon's steel pens, Xo. 5, stub : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C , do 1.05 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 89 Item 69, Lyon's steel pens, Xo. 5, ground point

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . 1.05 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 89 Item 70, INIiller Brothers' steel pens, Xo. 4 : Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 45 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington. D. C do 46 The Manhattan Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do 441 Item 71, Blanz^,-, Poure & Cie. steel pens, Xo. Soi

Easton & Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C _ do 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 34 Item 72. inkstands, 212-inch, square: Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2.60 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do. ... 2.45 Item 73, inkstands, 212-inch, round:

Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do 1.25 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington. D. C do 1.28 Item 74, sponge cups, 3 inches in diameter: Easton & Rupp. Wa.shington, D. C do 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Sample B do 50 Sample W do 42 Item 75, mucilage resen.-oirs, Xo. 6 : Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 10 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do 2.13 Item 76, erasers, knife blade : J.H.Chesley& Co., Washington, D. C do 3.55 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Miller's. Xo. 5S6 do 3.30 Faber's, Xo. 140 do 2.55 No. 2833 do.... 2.45 Item 77, rulers, boxwood. 15-inch : Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Faber's, Xo. 112 do.... 2.60 Xo. 1710 do 1.54 Item 78. shears, lo-inch : J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 5.45 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 6. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C—

Banker's do.... 6.10 Trimmers do. . . . 6. 20 Harr\- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 7. 25

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 5.75 Sample B do 5. 50 Sample C do 6. 00 E. J. Brooks & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 6. 19 The Manhattan Supply Compan3-, Xew York, X. Y.

Sample Xo. I do 4.50 Sample Xo. 2 do 8.60 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 6.84

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.42
150 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 79, waste baskets, straight cylinder : J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . |6. 20 Ea.ston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 3.50 Item 80, bone folders, large : The W. O. Hickok Manvifacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. ... i. 30 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

9-inch do 90

10-inch do. . . . i. 06 Item Si, tracing linen, yard wide : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per 3'ard. , . 24 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Item 82, blue and white bonnet boai'd, ij% by 23^/8 inches : Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C per sheet. .021 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do . . . .023 Item 83, white ash anthracite coal

V. Baldwin Johnson, Washington, D. C per ton . . 3. 80

J. Edw. Chapman, Washington, D. C do 4. 25 Johnson Brothers, Wa.shington, D. C do 4.05 Miller & Robbins, Washington, D. C do 4. 11 Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 81 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 4.28 Wm. H. Baum, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 92 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C. do 3. 72 Item 84, Georges Creek coal

J. Edw. Chapman, V/a.shington, D. C do ... 3.25 Johnson Brothers, Washington, D. C do 2.95 Miller & Robbins, Washington, D. C do 2. 89 Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do 2.81 John B. Daish, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 2.98 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3.00 Item 85, ice

Hygienic Ice Company, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds. . . 17 Independent Ice Company, Washington, D. C .do 20 Great Falls Ice Company, Washington, D. C do 23 Item 86, oats

Herbert P. PilLsbury, Washington, D. C do 1.35 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 25 B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 29 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.50 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 28 Item 87, corn meal

Herbert P. Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do 1. 15 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 03

B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Washington, D. C do. ... 1.09 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 25 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 125 Item 88, bran

Herbert P. Pillsbuiy, Washington, D. C do 89 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 88

B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Washington, D. C do 85 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C do i.oo W. M. Gait & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 90 Item 89, corn : Herbert P. PilLsbury, Washington, D. C do 90 John B. Dai.sh, Washington, D. C do S3

B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 00 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 00 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 86 Item 90, hay : Herbert P. Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do . . . .72 John B. Dai.sh, Washington, D. C do 74

B. B. Earn.shaw & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C do 75 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C do 80 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 76 Item 91, straw : Herbert P. Pillsbuiy, Washington, D. C do 55
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Item 91, straw—Continued. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C $0- 63

B. B. Earnshaw & Bro., Washington, D. C , do . .64 W. H. Tennev & Sons, AVashington, D. C do. . • 70 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do • '-'0 Item 92, flaxseed meal

Herbert P. Pillsburv, Washington, D. C do 4. 00 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. .. 4. 00

B. B. Earnsli:iw & Bro., Washington, D. C ., .do. ..

3. 50 W. H. Tennev & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ..

4. 00 W. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. 3. 00 Item 93, crash for toweling : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

. 069 do...

• 059 do .076 Sample X^o 4 do . 082 Lansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C . do. .. .07 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C—

do.... • 09 vSample 0 do 12 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C—

do.... ,08

do.... .085 Sample C do • 085 do.... .088 do... . . 10 do...

. 10 do.... . II Item 94, bleached cotton, yard wide : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

do.... . 042 Sample No. . do.... • 05 Sample No. 3 do.... • 045 Lansburgh & Brother, Wa.shington, D. C.

..do.... .049 do.... • 059 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do...

•075 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C—

do...

. 067 do.... .047 Item 95, bleached cotton, 40 inches wide : do.... . 109 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C do.... . 108 Item 96, bleached cotton, 42 inches wide : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

do. ..

.079 do... .077 I^ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do.... .083 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C .do... .114 do.... . II Item 97, bleached cotton, 10-4 wide : do.... .178 Lansburgh & Brother, Wa'ihington, D. C—

do.... .166 do.... • 193 John B. Dai.sh, Washington, D. C do...

. 21 W. D. Clark & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do.... . 198 Item 98, unbleached cotton, 27 inches wide : Lansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C.

do.... .044 do...

.038 do.... •05 do.... .04 Item 99, unbleached cotton, yard wide : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

do.... •037
152 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 99, unbleached cotton, yard wide—Continiied. Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.— Sample No. 2 per yard. .$0. 038 Sample No. 3 do 037 I,ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C—

Sample No. i do 0445 Sample, No. 2 do 0455 Sample No. 3 do 057 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 0575 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 053 Sample B , do 06 Sample C do 063 Sample D do 065 Item 100, unbleached cotton, 49 inches wide : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 097 I^ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C .. .do 099 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 09875 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C do 117 Item loi, unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide : Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample No. i do 121 Sample No. 2 do 096 I^ansburgh & Brother, Washington, D. C do 116 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 10 W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C do 119 Item 102, paper cambric, white : W. D. Clark. & Co., Washington, D. C do 04

J. F. Travis's Sons, New York, N. Y .do 45 Item 103, alpaca braid : W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C per roll. . . 04 Item 104, .silk braid for bookmarks : W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . i. 25 Item 105, jeweler's cotton, white : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C—

Kureka per pound. . . 46 American do 36 H. HoiTa, Washington, D. C do 50

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 22 Item 106, blankets

John B. Daish, Washington, D. C per pair. . 3. 37 W.D.Clark & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.90 Item 107, rope for pressing machines

L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . 06 J.C.Addison, Washington, D. C do 062 K. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 064 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do... .065 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 067 Item 108, cotton wrapping cord : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. .094 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 095 J.C.Addison, Washington, D. C do 093 K.J. Brooks & Co., New York, N.Y do. .. .105 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 14 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 104 Item 109, page cord : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 195

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 165

J. C.Addison, Washington, D. C do 165

E;. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 17 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 15 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 169 Item no, heavy twine : John T. Bailey, Philadelphia, Pa do 058 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 059

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N.Y do 066 J.C.Addison, Washington, D.C do 059
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Item no, heavy twine—Continued.

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y $0. 063 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . 062 do. .. . 064 Item III, twine : John T. Bailev, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. .068 do... .072 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do... .078

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do... . 069 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, N. Y do... .074 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do... • 075 The Manhattan Supply Companv, New York, N. Y do. . • 074 Item 112, potash : do... . 046 Smith, Kline & French Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do... • 045 do... 0475

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do... •05 Item 113, detergent

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do... • 047

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .. .06 Item 114, Florida sponge, medium : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .do. .. 2. 19 Charles H. Pleasants. New York, N. Y do. .. 1. 95

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C.

Sample No. i do. .. 2. 70 Sample No. 2 do. .. 1.66 do... 2. 45 Item T15, Florida sponge, small

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia Pa do 1. 40 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. .. 1. 90

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C—

do. .. 1-95 do... 1. 60 Item 116, Venetian formes sponge, medium : do... • 1-35 Z.D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do... • 2.49 Item 117, benzine : per gallon. . . 10 do.... . 10 Item 118, alcohol, 95° : do. .. . 2- 395 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do... . 2.55 Item 119, wood alcohol, 95° : do...

•99 do.... 1.50 do.... .90 do.... •99 do.... I. 00 Charles H. Plea.sants, New York, N. Y do... 1-15 do.... 1.30 Item 120, linseed oil, raw : do.... 559

do.... • 55 do. ..

• 54 do.... 54 do. ..

•56 do. ..

.61 do. .. . 54

Item 121, linseed oil, boiled : do.... 589 do.... 57

do.... 57 do... . •57 do.... .60 do.... .64 do... • 56 Item 122, white lead : •0635
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 122, white lead—Continued.

Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa .per pound. .$o. 04895 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 054 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 049 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 054 Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do 0525 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 059 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 0575 Item 123, crude turpentine: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 027 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 027

Z. D. Oilman, Wa.shington, D. C do 0325 Item 124, lubricating compovmd : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 099 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . .185 Standai'd Oil Company, Washington, D. C do. .

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. .

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. .

James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. .

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 16 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 14 Item 125, wax tapers : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per dozen boxes. . .595 Oeo. F. Muth, & Co. Washington, D. C do 58 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 69 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 36 Item 126, glass, 10 by 12 inches : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per box. . 1.69 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 1.50 Chas. Becker, Wa.shington, D.C.—

French do i 86 American do.... 1.72 Oeo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.55 Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C '.do.... 1.75 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 75 Item 127, glass, 12 by 14 inches : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa , do. ... 1.98 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 1.65 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C.

French do 2.14 American do 1.96 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 73 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C ! do 2.25 W.H.Butler, Washington, D. C do 2.00 Item 128, glass, 12 by 15 inches ; Shoemaker &. Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 1.98 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 1.65 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C—

French do. ... 2. 14 American do 1.96 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.73 Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do. .. . 2.25 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 129, gla.ss, 12 by 18 itiches : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.98 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do i. 65 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C—

French , do 2. 14 American do.... 1.96 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 73 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 130, gla.ss, 12 by 20 inches : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do i. 98 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 1.65 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C—

French do. ... 2. 14 American do 1.96
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Item 130, glass, 12 by 20 inches—Continued.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per box. . $1. 73 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 00

Iten^ 131, glue brushes, i^-inch : 1 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2.65 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 38 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample C , do. . . . 2. 38 Sample R do.... 3.45 The ?vlanhattan Supply Company, New Yoi'k, N. Y do. . . . 3. 05

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 3. 75 Item 132, glue brushes, 2-inch : J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 5.45 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 05 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample C do.... 5.20 Sample I^ do 5.60 Sample R do.... 5.70 The Manhattan Supph* Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 30

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 6.00 Item 133. glue brushes, 2^-inch : J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 10. 30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. ... 11. 52 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample C do 12.00 Sample!^ do.... 10.40 Sample R do.... 11.20 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 11. 40

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 12. 00 Item 134, glue brushes, 3-inch : J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 19.80 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. ... 19. 62 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample C do.... 19.90 Sample Iv do... - 17.75 Sample R do. ... 20. 50 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do iS. 30

Z. D. Gilman, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 22.00 Item 135, pick brushes : Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C—

Small do. . . . 4. 60 Large do. . . . 6. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

vSample No. I do.... 6.00 Sample No. 2. . . do. ... 6. 25 Item 136, lye brushes : Chas. Becker, Wa.shington, D. C do 3.95 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample No. 2 do ... 4.10 Sample No. 4 do.... 5.90 Sample No. 131 do.... 4.25 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do i. 65

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 6. 25 Item 137, lye brushes, Clinton No. 3, all bristle : Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 10.90 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. —

Clinton No. 3 do 9.35 Sample No. 3 XX do.... 11.50 Item 138, fitches, %-inch : Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do 64

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 55 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 89 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 93 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington. D. C do 55 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N.Y do 94 Francis IMiller, Wa.shington, D. C. ' do 1. 10 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 70
156 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 39, sash tools, No. 8 : $2. 34

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 1.80 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do...

1. 90 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do...

2. 40 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C—

do... 2. 35 Sample No. 2 do.... 1. 30 The Manhattan Supplj^ Company, New York, N.Y do. ..

1. 60 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do.... 2. 75 W H Butler, Washington, D C do 2. 40 Item 140, oak-tanned belting, i-inch :

• 065 New York L,eather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do.... • 035 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

.06 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do...

• 035 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do. ..

036 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do...

• 05 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do . 04 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do. ..

• '^39 Item 141, oak-tanned belting, i^-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... . II do. ..

.06 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do.... . 10 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N Y do .06 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do . 0612 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do... .084 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ..

. 069 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do. ..

• 065 Item 142, oak-tanned belting, 2-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... • 154 New York I^eather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do.... .085 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do...

• 14 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y :.do.... .08 Revere Rubber Company, New Yoi'k, N. Y do . 0828 Harry M Schneider Washington D C . do . 14 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do • 094 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do "^9 Item 143, oak-tanned belting, 2^-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... . 198 do.... • 1075 do.... .18 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . II do.... . 108 do.... . 18 do.... . 118 do... • 115 Item 144, oak-tanned belting, 3-inch : do.... . 24 do.... • 13 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do. ..

. 22 Chas A Schieren & Co New York N Y do • 13 Revere Rubber Company New York NY do. ..

. 1296 Harry M Schneider Washino'ton DC do. ..

. 22 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N.Y do.... • 139 do.... 137 Item 145, oak-tanned belting, 3-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... .48 do.... .265 do..:. • 44 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y , do. ..

.26 do.... • 2592 do.... •44 do.... .27

.255 Item 146, oak-tanned belting, 31^-inch: do.... .286
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Item 146, oak-tanned belting, 3>^-inch—Continued. New York I^eather Belting Company, New York, N. Y per foot. . ^^d. 155 AVm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . .23 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 155 Revere Rubber Compan3', New York, N. Y do 1548 Harry INI. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 26 The :Manhattan Supply Company-, New York, N. Y do 17 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do 162 Item 147, oak-tanned belting, 352-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... .572 New York I^eather Belting Company', New York, N. Y do 31 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 52 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 31 Revere Rubber Compan}-, New York, N. Y do 3096 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 52 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. . . .33 Melville Lindsaj-, Washington, D. C , do 30 Item 148, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch: Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 33 New York I^eather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do 18 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 30 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 18 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 18 Harr\' M. vSchneider, Washington, D. C do 30 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 196 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 19 Item 149, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch, double: Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 66 New York Leather Belting Companj-, New York, N. Y do 36 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 60 Chas. A. .Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y .do 36 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 36 Harrj' :M. Schneider, Washington, D . C do 60 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 382 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D C do 349 Item 150, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch: Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 506 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do 275 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 46 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 275 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 2736 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 46 The Manhattan Siipply Company, New York, N.Y do 29 Mel\-ille Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 29 Item 151, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch, double: Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.. i.oi New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do 55 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 92 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 545 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 5472 Harry M. vSchneider, Washington, D. C do. . . . .92 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N.Y do 59

INIelville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 544 Item 152, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 682 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do 37 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 62 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 365 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 3672 Plarry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 62 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 39 Melville Lindsay, Wa.shington, D. C do 388 Item 153, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.36 New York Leather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do 745 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.24 Chas. A. .Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 73
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 153, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch, double—Continued. Revere Rubber Company New York NY per foot 7344 Harry M Schneider Washino'ton D C do 1 . 24 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York N Y do • 79 Melville Lindsay Washincrton D C do • 71 Item 154, oak-tanned belting, lo-inch: Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do • 858 do. .. .4675 Wni. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do • 78 Chas A Schieren & Co New York N Y do • 465 Revere Rubber Company New York N Y do 4644 Harry M Schneidei' Washino'ton D C do • The Manhattan Supply Company New York N. Y do • 51

IVIelville lyindsay Washington ID C do . 488 Item 155, oak-tanned belting, lo-inch, double

Cuyler & Mohlei', Baltimore, Md do TJ.. 7T/X New York I^eather Belting Company, New York, N. Y do yoJ "Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do I s6 Chas A Schieren & Co New York N Y do • 93 Revere Rubber Company New York N Y do . 9288 Harry M Schneider Washington D C do 1. The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do I. 04

MEelville lyindsay "Washington ID C do . 887 Item 156, oak-tanned belting, 12-inch, double : Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore Md . . : . . . . do 2.06 New York Il,eather Beltino" Company New York N Y do 13 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do I. 88 Chas A Schieren & Co New York N Y do

Revei'e Rubber Company New York N Y do I. 116 Harry M Schneider Washino'ton ID C do 1. 88 The Manhattan Supply Company New York N Y do

Melville I indsay W^ashino'ton D C do I. 08 Item 157, oak-tanned lacing leather : Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore Md . . per square foot • '^0 New York I^eather Beltino" Company New York N Y do • ^4 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do Chas A Schieren & Co New Y'ork N Y do • 15 Revere Rubber Company New York N Y do 16 do 16 Melville L,indsay W^ashin^ton ID C do Item 158 rawhide beltin^ i-inch * A Van Vechten & Co New York NY . . . . . per foot • 043 The Cliic3.^o Rawhide ivranufacturing" Compciny Chic3.*^o 111 do • 054 Cuyler & Tvlohler Baltimore Md. do . 066 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do . 06 Melville lyindsav W^ashin<^ton DC do . 07 Item. 159, rawhide belting", i^-inch '. A Van Vechten & Co New York N Y do • 073 The Chica'^o Ra^vhide IManufacturin*^ Company Chica'^^o 111 do • 09 Cuyler 8l IMohler Baltimore IMd do Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do

Melville lyindsay Washington DC . do . 116 Item 160, rawhide belting, 2-inch : A Van Vechten & Co New York N Y do 096 The Chica*^o Rawhide M^anufacturing Company Chica*^o 111 do . 126 Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore Md do • ij'-' W^m C Codd Philadelphia Pa do

MLelville lyindsav AVashington D C do . 162 Item 161 raw^hide belting 2y^-inch * A \Ti^v\ "X^f^ol-if (=»n "NTf^Txr Vm-V "NT V" do • ^29

X lit \wlllV_Cl^*J IVd W llH^C; iVJLd 11 Ll IcH- L Lll lllg V_WX11 jJd 11^ , V_ lllV„CLg X 1 1 do . 162 Cuvler^& Mohler, Baltimore, Md do... . 20 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do... .27 do... . 207 Item 162, rawhide belting, 3-inch : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do... • 154 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do... . 198
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Item 162. rawhide belting, 3-inch—Continued. Cuyler & :Mohler. Baltimore, Md per foot. . $0. 245 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 33 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do 253 Item 163, rawhide belting, 3-inch, double : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 31 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 396 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 49 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa , do 44 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 506 Item 164, rawhide belting, 314-inch : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 184 The Chicago Rawhide INIanvifacturing Company-, Chicago, 111 , do 234 Cuyler & INIohler, Baltimore, INId do 289 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 39 Melville Lindsaj', Washington, D. C do 30 Item 165, rawhide belting, 3^-inch, double : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 368 The Chicago Rawhide ^Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 . .do 468

Cviyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... .578 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa . do 52 Melville Lindsa}-, Washington, D.C do 60 Item 166, rawhide belting, 4-inch : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N Y do 214 The Chicago Rawhide ZManufacturing Compan\-, Chicago, 111 do 27 Cuyler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md do 333 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 45 Melville Lind.say, Wa.shington, D. C do 346 Item 167, rawhide belting, 4-inch, double : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 428 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 666 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 60 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 691 Item 168, rawhide belting, 6-inch : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 325 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 414 Cuyler & rsiohler, Baltimore, ^Td do 51 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 68

:Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 531 Item 169, rawhide belting, 6-inch, double : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 65 The Chicago Rawhide :Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 828 Cuyler & r^Iohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . i. 02 Wm C.Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 92

]Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do i, 062 Item 170, rawhide belting, 8-inch : A Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 436 The Chicago Rawhide :Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 558 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 689 Wm. C.Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 93

jNIelville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 721 Item 171, rawhide belting, 8-inch, double : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N.Y do 872 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. .. 1.116 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do. . . . i. 378 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do ... 1.24 Melville Lindsay, Wa.shington, D. C do 1.442 Item 172, rawhide belting, lo-inch : A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N. Y do 551 The Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .702 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 867 Wm. C. Codd, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 17 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 88 Item 173, rawhide belting, lo-inch, double:

A. Van Vechten & Co., New York, N.Y do.... 1.102 The Chicago Rawhide Manvifacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do. .. . 1.404 Puyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 734
i6o RKPORT OK THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 173, rawhide belting, lo-inch, double—Continued.

I. 76 Item i74> ^^^vhidc beltiiig^, 12-iiicli, double i I. 388 The Cliicti^o R3.\vlii(ic IM3.nuf3.ctt.iriii^ 0onip3.ny Cliics^o 111 do I. 692

r^itxrlf^i" fir ATrilTl#=»i' Tip 1 tn ot*<^ ATrl 2. 10 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do I. 88

2. 17 Itcin i75i rawhide lacing leather! The Chicago Rawhide IVIaiiiifacturiii§ Company, Chicago, 111 . 20 Cuyler & ]>Iohler Baltimore IMd do • 25 Wm C Codd Philadelphia Pa do . 20 Harrv Schiieidei* Washington D C do . lo

. 22 Item 176, cotton-leathei* belting, i-inch * .04 Item 177* eotton-leathei' belting", i/^~inch ; rlr>

. 068 Item 17^) cotton~l eather belting", 2-inch i ^Vm. Sumner Tolland Conn do .092 Item 179 cotton-leathei' belting 2y^-inch * Wm Sumner Xolland Conn do . 12 Item 180 cottoii'leather beltin*^ 3-inch * do • H4- Item 181 cottoii-leather belting 3-inch double * Wm Sumner Tolland Conn do 252 Wm. Sumner Tolland Conn do • 172 Item. 183^ cotton-leather belting, 3/^~i^^eh, double i r?r> .301 Item 184-1 cottoii-leather belting, 4-inch i Hr>

• 175 Item i85i cotton-leather belting, 4~i^eh, double i rtn •35 Item 186, cotton-leather belting, 6-inch * r\n . 266 do 532

Item 188, cotton-leather belting 8-inch i Wm Sumner Tolland Conn do • 357 Item 189, cotton-leather belting 8-inch, double ; W^m Sumner Tolland Conn do • 714 Item 190, cotton-leather belting, lo-inch \ Vt^m Sumner Tolland Conn do • 4515 Item 191 cotton-leather belting lo-inch double * ^Wm Sumner Tolland Conn do 9°3 Item. 192, cotton-leather belting, 12-inch, double do 1. 085 Item i93i emery * Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa per pound

Harry TVI Schneider Washington T) C do • • 05 James B lyambie Washington P) C do • 0475

OViQt-lf^c "H "Pi ntc '\rf=*w "Vr^rlr "NT V do • 0365 Item 194, emery cloth

Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa per Quire • 394 J H Chesley & Co W^ashino"ton D C do • 396 Harry Tvl Schneider Washin^^'ton D C do 40

"P" T "RrnnVc: Rr Crt TMew VnrV IST V do . 40 do • 43 do • 17 W H Butler Washington DC . ... do • 70 Item 195, brooms, No. 7 : 2. 34 do.... 2. 18

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2. 15 do...

3- 27
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. I6l

Item 195. brooms. No. 7—Continued.

HaiT],- 'SI. Schneider. Washingtou. D. C per dozen. .5^. 47 The Manhattan Supply Company-, New York. X. Y do 2. 48 James B. Lambie, "Washingtou. D. C do 1.98 Item 196, brooms. Xo. S : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do. . . . 2. 54

J. H. Chesle}- & Co., Washington. D. C do 2.44

J. C. Ergood & Co.. Washington. D. C do i. 75 Chas. T. Carter & Co.. Washington. D. C do 3.62 Harry- :\r . Schneider, Washington. D. C do 2. 75 The :Manhattan Supply Company. Xew York. X. Y do 2. 74 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . 2.80 Item 197. soap

Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia. Pa per pound. . .039

J. C. Ergood & Co.. Washington. D. C—

Sample A . . .do 037 Sample Xo. i do 035 Sample Xo. 2 , do 035 Sample Xo. 3 do 0375 The Christopher Lipps Company. Baltimore, Sid do. . . .045 D. Connell. Washington, D. C do 05

J. C. Addison. Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 031 Sample B do 042 Sample C do 031 The Manhattan .Supply Company. X'ew York. X. Y do 04

F. P. May & Co.. Washington. D. C—

:Mottled German do 04S. 01dCountr\- do 042 German do 04 White borax do 047 Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York. X. Y do 04125 Item 198, bucket.'^, painted, three hoops:

J. H. Che.sley & Co , Washington, D. C .per dozen . . r. 28

J. C. Ergood & Co . Wa.shington, D. C do i. 25 D. Connell, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.40 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do i 68

E. P. .May & Co.. Washington. D. C do i. 20 John A. Schaefer. Washington. D. C do. ... i. 30 Item 199, water buckets, cedar, three bra.ss hoops ; J. H. Che.sley & Co.. Washington. D.C do 2.10

J. C. Ergood Co.. Washington. D. C do 2.25 D. Connell, Washington, D. C do... 2.40 James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C do 3. 22 John A. Schaefer, Washington. D. C do.... 2.35 Item 200. earthen crocks, i-gallon : Jas. M. Hickerson. Strasburg, Va do.... 1.25 John A. Schaefer, Washington. D C do.'. . . i. 25 Item 201. spring di\-iders, 5-inch . J. H. Che.sley & Co., Washington. D. C do. . . . 3. 24 H. HofFa. Washington. D. C do 60 James B. Lambie. Washington, D.C . do 6 S4

F. P. May & Co . Washington. D. C do 3.00 Item 202. wing di\-iders, lo-inch : James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 4.98

F. P. May & Co.. Washington. D. C do 2. 20 Item 203, bookbinder's hammers : The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company. Harrisburg, Pa do. ... 7. 15

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 15.95 Item 204. shoe knives : J. H. Che.sley & Co.. Washington. D. C .do 76 James B. Lambie. Washington. D. C do. .

. . i. 15] F.P.May & Co.. Washington. D. C do 64 Item 205, sawdust

John B. Daish, Washington, D.C per barrel .

. .199 D. Connell. Washington, D.C do iS Item 206, cotton waste, XXX : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . .062 S. Doc 18 II
l62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 206, cotton waste, XXX—Continued.

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C per pound

Chas.T. Carter & Co., Washington, D.C.—

Sample XXX do Sample XXXX do Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do

Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do

Baltimore Waste Company, Baltimore, Md do Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do The Manhattan vSupply Companj-, New York, N Y. do James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do . Item 207, lignum-vitse mallets : Barnhart Brothers & Spindler, Chicago, 111 per dozen

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do . Item 208, sun window awnings : M. G.Copeland & Co., Washington, D. C . .per awning

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D, C do.

Item 209, recovering .sun window awning frames ; M. G. Copeland & Co., Washington, D. C do.

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C do.

Item 210, washing and ironing towels : James P. Tolman & Son, Washington, D. C per 100 towels Mrs . M. A. Weaver, Washington, D. C do . . John K. Korff, Washington, D. C do. . Dexter & Co., Wa.shmgton, D. C do.

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBKR.

Item I, i-inch Virginia pine culls, 16 feet long, rough : F- F- Jackson & Co., Wa.shington, D. C. per M feet. Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. .

Frank Libbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .

Geo. A. vShehan, Washington, D. C do. .

Item 2, i-inch white pine shelving, 16 feet long, dressed : F. F. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. .

Frank Ubbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .. Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .

Item 3, I-inch white pine selects, 12 to 16 feet long, dres.sed : F. F. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. .

Frank Fibbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .

Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D C do. .

Item 4, iJ4-inch white pine selects, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed : F. F. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

; Thomas W. vSmith, Washington, D. C do. .

Frank I^ibbey & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. .

Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .

Geo. A. Shehan Washington, D. C do... Item 5, 2-inch white pine selects, 12 to 16 feet long, dressed : F. F. Jackson & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. .

Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. .

Frank Ubbey & Co., Washington, D. C do . .

Wimsatt & Uhler, Wa,shington, D. C do. .

Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .

Item 6, 13^-inch No. i Georgia pine flooring, 12 to 18 feet long : F. F. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Thomas W. Smith, Wa.shington, D. C do .

Frank Libbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .

Geo. A. Shehan, AVashmgton, D. C ^ do. .

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1.65

2. 40

I. 30

1.50

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13-50

. 13.00

. 13.00

• 34-00

• 35 -oo

• 34- 00

. 35- 00

. 30.00

• 53-00

, 51.00

. 56.00

. 60. 00

. 49.00

• 53-00

. 52.00

• 57- 00

. 60.00

, 49.00

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57.00

60. 00

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31.00 32.00 30.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 7, i-inch cabinet oak, various lengths, dressed : E. E. Jackson & Co.. Washington, D. C per M feet. . $45.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do ... 47.50 Frank Libbey & Co., Washington. D. C do. . . . 55.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington. D. C do. . . . 60.00 Geo. A. -Shehan, Washington, D. C ,

, . . do. ... 48. 00 Item 8, ii'<-inch cabinet oak, various lengths, dressed : E. E. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 47 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 52. 50 Frank Libbey & Co.. Washington, D. C do . . . 54.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington. D. C do 60.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do 48.00 Item 9, 2-inch cabinet oak, various lengths, dressed : E. E. Jackson & Co., Washington, D. C do 49.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 52.50 Frank Libbe3- & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 54.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C '

. . .do 60.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do 48.00 Item 10, poplar, various lengths, dressed to V2 inch : E. E. Jackson & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do ... 29. 00 Thomas W. ,Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 35 00 Frank Libbey & Co.. Washington. D. C do. ... 30.00 Wim.satt & Uhler. Washington, D. C do. ... 45. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 30.00 Item II, cherr\-, various lengths, dressed to y% inch : E. E. Jack-son & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 115.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do no. 00 Frank Libbey & Co.. Washington, D. C do 110.00 Wimsatt & Uhler. Washington, D. C do 125.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 120. 00 Item 12, 3 by 4 inch Virginia pine, 12 to 24 feet long, rough : E. E. Jackson & Co., Wa.shington. D. C do. ... 12. 25 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 13. 00 Frank Libbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 13. 33 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do ... 12. 00 Geo. A. Shehan. Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 12. 50 Item 13, 4 by 6 inch Georgia pine, 12 to 30 feet long, dre.ssed : E. E.Jackson & Co., Washington. D. C , do.... 24.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 28. 00 Frank Libbey & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. . 36.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C » do. . . . 30. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. ... 30. 00 No. 2^.—-Schedule ofproposals for supplying the Governine^it Printing Office with

material ( exclusive ofpaper) from July /, i8gs, to June 30, i8g6. Item 211, binder's boards. No. i : Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 per pound.. I0.038 Item 212, binder's boards. Xo. 2 ; F. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample A do 0169 Sample B do 0207 A. L. Henderson, Millburn. N. J do 019 Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa.— Sample A do ... .022 Sample B do 0175 Sample C do 0169 W. H. Sharpe, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample A do 0159 Sample B do 0223 John Campbell & Co., New York, X. Y do 03 Henr>- E. Jones, Xew York, X'. Y do 017 Slade, Hipp & Meloy. Chicago, 111 do 019 Item 213, Davey's boards : A. L. Henderson, IMillburn, X. J do 04 W. O.Davey & Sons, Xew York, X"". Y do 047 Item 214, straw boards : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 013
164 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 215, trunk boards : W. O. Davey & Sons, New York, N. Y per pound . $0. 039 Item 216, pulp boards :

' ~ Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 024 Item 217, Turkey morocco, various colors ; lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. —

Sample A per dozen. . 13. 75 Sample B do . . 11.00 Thomas Garnar & Co , New York, N Y do , . 13 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y . do ... 12. 74 Item 218, cochineal Turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 13. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . 13.00 John Campbell & Co. New York. N. Y do ... 12. 74 Item 219, levant Turkey morocco, various colors : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 29. 00 Item 220, levant cochineal Turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 30. 00 Item 221, English calf, various colors : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . 22. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y do. . . . 24, 00 Item 222, blue straight-grained roan : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6.50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N Y ,

." do. ... 5. 25 John Campbell & Co.. New York N. Y do ... 6.00 Item 223, cochineal straight-grained roan : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 50 John Campbell & Co , New York, N. Y do . . . 6. 75 Item 224, green straight-grained roan . Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y .'do. . . . 8.65 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York N. Y do 6.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N Y do 6. 75 Item 225, maroon straight-grained roan . Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y 'do 6. 50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 6. 75 Item 226, light-brown roan, calf finish : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y

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. .do. . . . 6. 50 John Campbell & Co.. New York, N. Y do 7.50 Item 227, blue straight-grained skiver : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7.00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 5. 75 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 5.98 Item 228, cochineal straight-grained skiver : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 48 Item 229, blue ungramed skiver : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . 6. 75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 5. 98 Item 230, brown ungrained .skiver : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y, do 5.98 Item 231, cochineal English title leather : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 6.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N Y do 5.98 Item 232, blue English title leather • Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N Y do 6.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, NY, do ... 6.98 Item 233, green English title leather : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 6.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5, 98 Item 234, law sheep, extra : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 45 Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 6. 25 Item 235, law calf : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 27.50 Item 236, bark skiver, medium : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4.50
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Item 236. bark skiver, medium—Continued. John Campbell & Co.. New York. X. Y per dozen . . $4. 48 Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do. Item 237, bark skiver, thin : Thomas Garnar & Co.. New York. X. Y do.

4-75

50 John Campbell & Co.. X'ew York, X". Y do. . . . 4. 48 Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 3. 50 Item 23S, fleshers : Thomas Gamar & Co., Xew York, X. Y. . do 3. 00 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York, X". Y do. ... 2. 98 Geo. Dudle\- & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do -;.oo Item 239, imitation Russia leather, whole skins

Thomas Garnar & Co.. Xew York, X'. Y , per foot. . .114 Samuel C. Howell. X'ewark, X'. J do 126 Item 240, imitation Rus.sia leather, in half skins, pebbled:

Thomas Gamar & Co.. X'ew York. X". Y do 15 Samuel C. Howell. Xewark, X. J do 126 Item 241. cowhide buffing, various colors, thick : Louis Dejonge & Co.. X'ew York, X. Y do 075 Thomas Garnar & Co., X'ew York, X'. Y do 07 Item 242, cowhide buffing, various colors, thin : Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York. X. Y do 065 Thomas Gamar & Co., X'ew York, X. Y do ... .06 Item 243. book cloth, black : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I per piece. . t,. 25 Item 244, book cloth, common colors : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 4. 75 Item 245, extra book cloth, brown • Interlaken Mills. Providence. R.I do.... . 5.9s Item 246, extra book cloth, green : Interlaken :Mills, Providence, R.I do 6.50 Item 247, extra book cloth, blue : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do. ... 6. 50 Item 248, book cloth, ruby, solferino, and magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R, I do 7. 25 Item 249, book cloth, cochineal

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I ...do 8.00 Item 250. book cloth, any shade or color

Interlaken :Mills, Providence, R. I do 6.50 Item 251. ruling pens, faint-line, letter C ; The W. O. Hickok :Manufacturing Company. Harrisburg. Pa per point. . .0125 Item 252, ruling pens, single down line The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Companv Harrisburg, Pa do. . Item 253, ruling pens, double down line

The W. O. Hickok ^Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do.

Item 254, ruling pens, long double : The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do . Item 255. ruling pens, long single : The W. O. Hickok ^^lanufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do.

Item 2s6. silk headband, Xo. 2 Louis Dejonge & Co , Xew York, X*. Y per piece. . . 25 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 23 H. Gnffin & Sons, X'ew York. X. Y do 35 Item 257. silk headband, Xo. 3 : Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 29 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X Y do 27 H. Grifl&n & Sons. X'ew York, X'. Y do 41 Item 258, silk headband, Xo. 4 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 33 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 33 H. Griffin & Sons. Xew York, X. Y do 45 Item 259, gold leaf, XX : M. Schultz & Bro., Xew York, X. Y per pack . 6.43 Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6.48 Thomas J. Henr3-, Xew York, X. Y do 6.60 Item 260, gold leaf, usual

M. Schultz & Bro., Xew York, X". Y do 5. 62 Hastings & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 5,60 Thomas J. Henry, Xew York, X. V do. . . . 5. 70

017 017

0255 0255
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Item 261, imitation gold leaf : Thomas Riessner, New York, N. Y per pack. |i. 14 Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—

33^-inch, 500 leaves do 85

5-inch, 500 leaves do 1.05

J. Marsching & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... i. 52 George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y : do. ... i. 19 Item 262, Hayes's thread, No. 16, 3-cord : lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 77 John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do. . . .67

J. R.I,eeson &Co., Boston, Mass do 60 Item 263, Hayes's thread. No. 16, 4-cord : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 77 John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do 67

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Ma.ss do 60 Item 264, American thread. No. 16 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa .do 59 John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do 54

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Ma.ss do 65 Item 265, American thread. No. 20 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 66 John H. Tissot, jr., New York, N. Y do 59

J. R. Iveeson & Co., Boston, Mass , : . .do 70 Item 266, American thread. No. 30 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 73 John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do 69

J. R.IyCeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 80 Item 267, American thread. No. 35 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 8r John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do 76

J. R. Iveeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 95 Item 268, No. 30, 2-cord thread, in skeins : Detre &. Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 74 Item 269, No. 60, 2-cord thread, in skeins : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i.oo Item 270, No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread, gray : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do ... .58 John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y do 59

J. R. Iveeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 80 Item 271, No. 45, 3-cord thread, gray : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 83 John H. Tissot, jr., New York, N. Y do 69

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do ... .90 Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Ma.ss do 70 Item 272, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, any required number : H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per dozen . . .71 Willimantic I^inen Company, New York, N. Y do S57

J. R. lyceson & Co., Boston, Mass do 85 Item 273, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 16 ; John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y per spool . . .78 H. Grffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 65 Willimantic Mnen Company, New York, N. Y do S57

J. R. Iveeson & Co., Boston, Ma.ss , . do 45 Item 274, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 24 : John H. Tissot, jr.. New York, N. Y .do. ... i. 05 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do . . . 80 Willimantic I^inen Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 143

J. R.IvCeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 61 Item 275, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Nos. 36 and 40 : John H. Tissot, jr., New York, N. Y do. ... i. 25 H. Griffin & vSons, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 00 Willimantic I^inen Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1.428

J. R. Iveeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 76 Item 276, soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply : I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 265 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 24 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 27 H. Griffin & Son.s, New York, N. Y do 29 Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Ma.ss do 26
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Item 277, tinned wire for sewing machines, No. 23 : Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass per ]xjund. . |o. 09 T. W. & C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. Y do ... . 0825 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 085 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 08 Item 278, tinned wire for sewing machines, No. 24 : Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Compan^^ Worcester, Mass do 093 T. W. & C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. Y do ... .085 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y , do 085 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 085 Item 279, round wire for stitching machines. No. 22 : Wash"burn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 075 T. W. & C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. Y do 08 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 085 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 065 Barnhart Brothers & Spindler, Chicago, 111 do 09 Item 280, round wire for stitching machines. No. 24 : Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 078 T. W. & C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. Y do 085 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 085 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 07 Barnhart Brothers & Spindler. Chicago, 111 do 095 Item 281, fiat wire for stitching machines, No. 20 by 23 : Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 08 T. W. & C. B. Sheridan, New York, N. Y do 10 Ru.ssell Fraser, New York, N. Y do . . . .105 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do. . . , .09 Barnhart Brothers & vSpindler, Chicago, 111 do 12 Item 282, .stereotype metal : Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 06 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 06

B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y.

Sample A do 068 Sample B do 062 Sample C do 052 Merchant & Co., Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample No. i do 065 Sample No. 2 do 0575 Sample No. 3 do 055 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. i do 08 Sample No. 2 do 066 M. L,issberger, New York, N. Y.

Sample No. i do 061 Sample No. 2 do 051 Sample No. 3 do 043 Barnhart Brothers & Spindler, Chicago, 111 do 075 Item 283, lead : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 035

B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 035 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 038 M. Lis.sberger, New York, N. Y do 034 Item 284, bar tin : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Wa.shington, D. C do 157 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 158 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 155 M. Lis.sberger, New York, N. Y. .do 148 Item 285, antimony and tin : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 13 B. Lowenstein & Bro,, New York, N. Y do 129 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 125 M. Li.ssberger, New York, N. Y do 114 Item 286, tin foil : B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 173 G.D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 175 M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do 156
i68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 287, copper battery plates : B. lyowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 134 Merchant & Co., Incorporated, Philadelphia, Pa do 1225 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 135 M. lyissberger, New York, N. Y do 123 Item 288, sifted cast-iron filings : B. I^owenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 034 G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do . . . .021 M. I^issberger, New York, N. Y do 018 Item 289, sulphate of copper : B. I.,owenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do 051 vSample B do 049 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Wa.shington, D. C do 044

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 0425 Item 290, calcined plaster of paris : D. Connell, Washington, D. C per barrel . i. 80 vShoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 24 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do i. 65 Item 291, blocking board •. G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y per foot. . . 15 P. E. Cowman, Boston, Mass do 15 Item 292, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 40 pounds : G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y per ream. . 4. 20 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do. ... 4.40

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do . . , 3 80 Item 293, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds : G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 5.30 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 5.50

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 75 Item 294, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. . . 6. 40 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N Y do. ... 6.60

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y .do 5.70 Item 295, white tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches : G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do i. 30 Wm. A. Wheeier, jr., New York, N. Y do 1. 15 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 28 Item 296, extra cream tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches : G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. . . i. 70 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do.... 1.65

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do ... 1.68 Item 297, sulphuric acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per carboy. . 3.00 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 72 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 3.55

Z. D. Gilman, Wa.shington, D. C do 3. 12 Item 298, muriatic acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 50 Hugh Reilly, Wa.shington, D. C do 3. 25 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. ... 3.47 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 2.99

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do .

. . 3.00 Item 299, plumbago

Jos. Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J per pound. . .306

Ilsley, Doubleday & Co., New York, N. Y do ... .25 Item 300, stereotype backing powder

J

. Fremont Frey, Indianapolis, Ind do 06 Young & Co., New Haven, Conn do 04 Item 301, glue

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do in

S. Isaacs, New York, N. Y do 136 Baeder, Adamson & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 09 Diamond Glue Company, Chicago, 111 do 085

vSwift & Co., Chicago, 111.— Sample A do .

.

. .085 Sample B do 08 Sample C do 09
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Item 301, glue—Continued.

Chas. Townsend, New York, N. Y per pound. . $o. 091 Armour & Co., New York, N. Y.

Sample No. 2322 do 085 .Sample No. 2427 do 092 Sample No. 2453 : do 102 Item 302, ultramarine blue : Geo. F. Muth& Co., Washington, D. C do 092 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 104 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 12 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 14 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do 19 Solomon & Schwartz, New York, N. Y do 10 Item 303, chrome yellow, dark orange ; Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D.C do 093 vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 105 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 11 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12 Solomon & .Schwartz, New York, N. Y , do. ... .15 Item 304, chrome yellow : Geo F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 093 Shoemaker & Busch.'Philadelphia, Pa do 084 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 11 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12 .Solomon & .Schwartz, New York, NY'... . do 15 Item 305, .soluble blue : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 38 Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 399 H. Ilohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do.., . .45 Solomon & .Schwartz. New York, N. Y do 37 Item 306, carmine, No. 40 . Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per ounce. . . 24 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 23 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 30 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D.C do. . . .21 Solomon & Schwartz, New York, N. Y^ do 23 Item 307, cochineal lake, marbler's colors : H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . .45 Solomon & .Schwartz, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 308, sweet oil : D. Connell, Washington, D C per dozen. . .60 .Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 49

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 46 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... i. 30 Item 309, virgin olive oil ; D. Connell, Washington, D. C per quart . .55 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa ..do.... .478

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D.C do 55 A. G. Belden & Co., N. Y do 48 Item 310, French book varni.sh : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 12.50 Item 311, white shell-lac : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . 349

Z. D.Gilman. Wa.shington, D.C do.... .38 Item 312, orange .shell-lac : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .382 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 284

Z. D. Gilman, Wa.shington, D. C do 35 Item 313, egg albumen : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 53 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .' do 675 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 55 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y .do 49 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Wa.shington, D. C do 56 H. Griffin & .Son.s, New York, N. Y do 56

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 54 Item 3:4, blood albumen : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 165
170 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 314, blood albumen—Continued. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y |o. 20 H. Kohn.stamm & Co., New York, N. Y do... . 21 Mackall Bi'others & Flemer, Wa.shington, D. C do... • 19

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. ., . 22 do . .. • 30 Item 315, pearlash : do . .. • 07 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. .. 07 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do .. • 07

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .. • 07 Item 316, dextrin, be.st light

do. .. 059 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do... • 057

Z: D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .. • 05 Item 317, beeswax : do. .. • 329 do... • 34

.26 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Wa.shington, D. C do... • 335

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do... •38 Item 318, granulated gum arable:

do... •399 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do. .. • 39

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .. •36 Item 319, gum arable sorts : Oeo. F. Muth &Co., Washington, D. C do .. .165 do... . 224 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C—

Sorts do. .. • 19 Siftings do... 14 Z. D. Oilman, Wa.shington, D. C do... . 18 Item 320, gum hog : Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. i do... • 2025 do. .. .285 do... •38

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do... .26 Item 321, gum tragacanth : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa.

" Sample A do. .. .64 Sample B do. .. .42 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do... •54 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do... 54

Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C.

Sample No. 4 do. .. •65 do... •475

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C.

Sample No i do 6q Sample No 2

' do • 44 do • 34

29 Item 322, eo.sin

do 1. 42 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New Yc;rk, N. Y do. .

1-55 Mackall Brothers & P^lemer, Wa.shington, D, C do. .

1^55

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

I. 80 A^ 2. 50 Item 323, powdered borax :

• 073 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

. 069 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. .

. 10

T Vt'-r<rr\rkA fir C^r\ ATt/a cVi i n o-t r»n Ti O do • 09 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Wa.shington, D,C do... .074

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do... .08 Item 324, pulverized alum . Oeo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 022 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do... • 034
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. IJl

Item 324, pulverized alum—Continued. The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . |o. 037 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 045

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 05 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D.C.—

Ground, , do 023 .Powdered do 034

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 025 Item 325, oxalic acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 079 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 09 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N.Y do 0825 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 079 Z.D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 09 Item 326, creosote : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 369 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 80 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 99

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do 36 Item 327, stronger water ammonia : Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do 084 Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 075

Z. D. Oilman, Wa.shington, D. C do 09 Item 328, guards for patent backs : Altenius & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per guard . ,009 Item 329, backs for money-order guard books : Oustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y per back . . .70 Item 330, canvas for covering blank books : W. D. Clark & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A per yard. . . 205 Sample B do 245 Sample C do ... .26 Sample D do 275 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample No. i do. ... .21 Sample No. 2 do 236 Sample No. 3

'. do 273 Item 331, gray .super: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N.Y do 024

J. F. Travis's Son.s, New York, N. Y.—

Sample No. 1 do 025 Sample No. 2 do 0275 Sample No. 3 do.... .035 H. Griffin & vSons, New York, N. Y do 0275 Item 332, tablet composition : Bingham Brothers Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 20 American Type Founders' Company (Marder, Luce & Co. Branch), Chicago, 111. .do 25 Samuel Bingham's Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 25 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 22 Layton Elastic Glue Company, Chicago 111 do 125 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 20 Item 333, parchment substitute, ?^-inch : H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per piece.. .60 Item 334, bookbinding band, %-inch ; H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 43 Item 335, good family flour : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C per barrel. . 3. 29 W\M.Galt&Co, Washinton, D. C do.... 2.85 W. H. Tenney & Sons, Washington, D. C—

Sample A do.... 3.00 .Sample B , do 4.00

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.45

B. B. Earn.shaw & Bro,, Washington, D. C do 3. 60 Item 336, white wine vinegar : D. Connell, Washington, D. C , per gallon. . ,09 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 094 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 14

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 10
172 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement of proposals jrccivcd for liflioo rap/iin a- and cn^raviiio; during

the fiscal year ended JiDie jo, /Sg6.

Schedule of Proposals for Kngravino 5 Relief-plate Illustrations for Sixteenth

Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological St'rvey, Part 2. The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C $9- 3<^ Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 10. 87 Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Compan\-, Philadelphia, Pa 10.90 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 14. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 15.00 Schedule o;- Proposals for Engravinc^ 4 Relief-plate Illustrations for Sixteenth

Annual Report of thi-: Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Company, Philadelphia, Pa I5. 00 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 6. 06 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, DC 6.50 New York Engi-aving and Printing Company, New York, X. Y 8.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 8. 50 Schedui.p: of Proposals for Reproducing 19 Illustrations for Sixteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survicv, Part 2. Item I, photolithographing and printing 14,750 copies of i illustration : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $117.00 Item 2, engraving 18 I'elief-plate illustrations : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 20. 55 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 31. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 100 Illustrations for Sixteenth A.ntnual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, P.\rt 2. Item 1, chromolithographing and printin^^ 14,750 copies each of 12 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y . . |i, 770. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,680.00 Item 2, engraving 30 illustrations by half-tone process ; New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 109. 50 Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 144.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y . . . 149. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 157.95 The F. Gvitekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 165. 20 Item 3, photoengraving 58 illustrations : Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 24.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 32.52 New York Engraving and Printing Company. New York, N. Y 42.50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 43- 50 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia. Pa 66.30 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 822 Relief-plate Illustrations for Report of

s.mithsoni.an institution for 1s94. part 2. New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York. N. Y $248.09 Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 400.00 Albany Engraving "Company, Albany, N. Y 402 90 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D C 40S.64 Photo-Engravmg Company, Washington, D. C 437- 80 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 856 46 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 120 Illustrations for Sixteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part i. Item I, chromolithographing and printing 14,750 copies each of 7 illustrations:

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md $1,437.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y' i 855. 00 Item 2, engraving 33 illustrations by half-tone process : New York Engraving and Printing Company, New Y'ork, N. Y i44- 00 The ^Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C '55 00 Photo-Engraving Company. New York, N. Y 173 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 73

Item 3. photoengraving So illustrations , The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company. Washington, D. C $35. 88 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, X. Y 69. 55 New York Engra\'ing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 82. 00

Schedule of Proposals for Reprodlxixg 224 Illustrations for Sixteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Item I, lithographing and printing 9,800 copies each of 12 illustrations ; Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 299. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y i_ 437. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, ?,Id 500. 00

J. Ottmanu Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 2, 043. 00 Item 2, engra\-ing iiS illustrations by half-tone process : Binner Engra\T.ng Company, Chicago, 111 .... 380. 00 Moss Engra\-ing Company, New York, N. Y - 450. 00 The Maurice Jojxe Engraving Company, Vv'ashington, D. C 463. 02 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 479-50 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 508.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 512.40 Philadelphia Photo-Electrotype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 515.00 Item 3, photoengraving 94 illustrations : Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 60. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 60. 80 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 71-39 Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 85.00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 90. 00 Philadelphia Photo-Electrotj-pe Company, Philadelphia, Pa 92- 75 The F. Gutekunst Companj-, Philadelphia, Pa 103.44

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 16 Illustrations for Bulletin of United

vStates Fish Commission for 1S95. Item I, photolithographing and printing 6,794 copies of i illustration : The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C $135.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 291.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, IVId , 230.00 Item 2, engraving 15 relief-plate illustrations : The INIaurice Joyce Engraving Company, Wa.shington, D. C 66.12 Schedule of Proposals for Chromolithographing and Printing 14,750 Copies of i Illustration for Sixteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, P.\rt 2.

Julius Bien & Co.. New York, N, Y $259. 00 A. Hoen & Co. , Baltimore, :Md 570. 00

J. Ottmanu Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 670.00

Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 9 Relief-plate Illustrations for Bulletin of United St.\tes Fish Commission for 1895. Albany Engraving Company, Albany. N. Y $9- 91 Moss Engraving Company-, New York, N. Y 10.00 New York Engraving and Printing Companj-, New York, N. Y i4-50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York. N. Y 16.50 Electro- Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 25.08 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 16 Relief-plate Illustrations for Fourteenth

Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Moss Engraving Company-, New York, N. Y $51. 79 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 57. 50 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 58,00
174 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 65 Illustrations for House Document No. 173 Fifty-fourth Congress, First Session. Item i.chromolithographiug and printing 2,050 copies each of 15 illustrations:

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $917. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 400. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 764. 00 Item 2, engraving 50 relief-plate illustrations : Moss Fngraving Company, New York, N. Y 206. 05 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 210. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 228. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 37 Illustrations for Monograph XXVII, United

States Geological Survey.

Item I, lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 13 illustrations : J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $1, 812. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 877. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 100. 00 Item 2, engraving 24 relief-plate illustrations : Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 50. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 53-82 Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 59-52 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 73 00 Albany Engraving Company, Albany. N. Y 73- 84 Levytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 78. 00 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 88. 32 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 132 Illustrations for .Senate Document

No. 137, Fifty-fourth Congress, First Session. Item I, photolithographing and printing 2,350 copies each of 12 illustrations : The Norris Peters Company. Washington, D. C $365. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y * 425.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 560. 00 Item 2, engraving 120 relief-plate illustrations : Harry C. Jones, New York, N Y 675. 00 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 764. 29 Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 773. 01 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New, York, N. Y 778. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D C 800.00 Levytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 870. 00 Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 920. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 14 Relief-plate Illustrations for Seventeenth

Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C $45. 60 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 50. 80 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 60. 00 Schedule of Propo.sals for Engraving 4 Relief-plate Illustrations for Seventeenth

Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y $4-75 The Maurice Jo\^ce Engraving Company', Washington, D. C 4.90 Schedule of Proposals for Photolithographing and Printing 12,200 Copies each of

35 Illltstrations for House Document No. 279, Part 2, Fifty-fourth Congress, First

Session. The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio $1,465.00 Do I, 560. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 860. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 2, 980. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 3,085.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 3, 209. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 75

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducixg 39 Illustratioxs for Sevexteexth Axxual

Report of the Director of the Uxited States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item I. chromolithographing and printing 15,350 copies each of 5 illustrations A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, 'Md $1, 400. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York. X. Y i, 578. 00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, X. Y i, 591, 00 Item 2, engraving 34 relief-plate illustrations : The Albany Engra\-ing Company, Albany. X. Y 87. 06 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, Xew York. X. Y 90. 15 The Maurice Joyce Engra\-ing Company, Washington, D. C 96. 96 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 99-59 Hany- C. Jones, Xew York. X. Y 100.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducixg 10 Illustratioxs for Sevexteexth Axxual

Report of the Director of the Uxited States Geological Survey, Part 3. Item I. chromolithographing and printing 15,350 copies each of 2 illustrations ; Julius Bien & Co., Xew York. X. Y $636. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, :Md 660.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, Xew York. X. Y S72. 00 Item 2, engraving S relief-plate illustrations : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D.C 4.02 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company. Xew York. X. Y 5. 25 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, X. Y 6.52 Harn,- C. Jones, Xew York, X. Y 8.00 Schedule of Propos.a.ls for Reproducix'g 12 Illustratioxs "Or Sevexteexth Axxual

Report of the Director of the Uxited States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item I, chromolithographing and printing 15.350 copies of i illustration : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore. Md S125.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, X'ew York, X. Y 155. 00 Julius Bien & Co.. Xew York. X Y 159. 00 Item 2. engraving 11 relief-plate illu.'^trations : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, ^Vashington, D C 9.84 The Albany Engraving Company, .\lbany, X. Y 11. 70 The Moss Photo-Engra\-ing Company, Xew York, X. Y 12. 15 The F. Gutekunst Company. Philadelphia. Pa 14. 85 Harry C. Jones, Xew York. X. Y 15.00
176 REPORT OE THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2r\—Slatc')iieiit shozL'i7ig the niiinhcr of persons employed in ihe public printing

and binding { ijicluding Congressional Record ) during tliepiscal year endedJune jo,

i8g6, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received. Amount earned. Hours I ployed.

'^^""^ Pi^T

^ work. woi'k.

Brian, H. T

Espev, H. C

Abbott, W. R

Abell, A. T : Abell, W. R

Aberneth}-, Cliarle.s .

Ackerman, A. INI

| Ackert, B. H

Acton, Geo. C i Adams, Annie C ! Adams, A. S Adams, Benjamin M

Adams, Nellie R

Adams, N. S Adams, J. H

Adams, V. L

Adams, W. H

Adams, W. R

Adams, W. S

Addis, L. D

Addison, MarjAdie, Alice

Agei-, Kate

Albertson, Geo. H. . . . Albritton, Jessie Alburtis, Jas. H

Aler, Walter M

Alexander, C. J Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Alford, Lee F

Alleger, Thos. J Allen, Clemment

Allen, F

Allen, H. M \ Allen, John P

Allen, Thomas

Allison, A. A

Allison, A. M

' Allsworth, A. E

Alverson, J. L

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B . . . Ambler, Louis Ambrose, J. F

Ambrose, ]\I Amoss, James O

Anderson, A. W

Anderson, Edna S . .

. Anderson, Ella Anderson, John G. .

Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews, A. E- I Andrews, C. A

Andrews, L- L

Andrews, M. L

Anson, Eugene

Ai-cher, Andrew W. . Armor, Margaret M.

Armstrong, Arthur.

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, Hariy A

Armstrong, James R

Annstrong, Jno

Arnold, A. J Arnold, Geo. J Arnold, Helton Ashby, Mary Sabin . . Ashcom, Marj' Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Ashlev, Wm. F

Atherton, E. N

*366

* 2S2

1, S90

Iv 7SI 144

1, 899^2

1,5493/2

2, 201

I, 908

I, 7963^

2< 499- 97

[, 620. 66

[,071.84

445- 24

56. 00

759- 80

342. 10

880. 52

477. 00 378.42

276 8543^ 280

88 *330

2, 402

1,0553^

I, 320

1,859 954

138. 00

160. 21

132. 48

35- 20

990. 00

961. 20 281,67

528. 00

594. 86 178.81

1,673

2, 076

1,829

2, 304

155 1,286

2, 339

2, 166^

416

88

2, 091

15 1,344

1,753

12888

1, 260^

1,4005^

2, 3733^

1,9353^ 863

2, 048

2, 223^

351-67

830. 56

372. 76

I, 221. 12

71. 20

514. 40

960. 04

I, 279. 56

166. 40

35. 20

588. 72 3-75

336. 00

701. 20

64. 00

35-20

504. 20

582. 52 1,187.85

493- 87

345- 20 621.41

972. 76

1417.47

486. 39

3- 13

639

579. 00

183- 30

441. 60

,606 ,233 385-44

563- 13

326. 78

i,332>4

2, 331

533- 00

042. 40

365- 29

200 80. 00

1, 3303^ 532. 20 1,889 356.68 1,219^ 487. 80

1,352 405. 60

152 60. So

I, 226^ 490. 72 1,35834 ,543- 40

2, 093^ 1,097.13

1,744 697. 60 "3093^ 656. 16

2, 34234 937- 00 1,328 398. 40

i,o68i^ 534- 25

2, 406 I, 203. 00 "5 28.75

409. 67 519-85

377- 62

380. 74

149- 95

423- 12 171-35

Name.

Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E. T

Atkinson, Fred. J. . . Atkinson, Jas. S

Atwell, M. H

Aukward, Geo. H. . . . Auracher, C. C

Austin, Bruce

Austin, Ernest R. . . . Austin, G. L

Austin, James E

Avis, William

Babbitt, Izora E

Babcock, David A. . . .

I Babcock, J. H

Babcock, Jas. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Backman, F

Baden, Thad

j Bailev, S

Bailey, Wm.FI

Bain, P. C

Baker, Albert Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas. W

Baker, F

Baker, G. L

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, W. S

Baldenecker, Th. F^. Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, W. J

Ball, L. L

Ball, William A

Ballard, OrvilleL...

Baltzell, John

Barbel", John T

Barbour, Thos. vS Barker, F. C

Barker, M.E

Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, J. W

Barnes, Laura L — Barnes, Wm

Barnett, May

Barnhart, F. H

Barnhart, Grant vS.

Barnhill, Wm. P.... Barnum, Horatio . .

Barnum, Mark, jr .

Barr, M. W

Barr, Wills

Barrel!, Mary H . . .

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R .

Barrett, Robert D. .

Barringer, Arthur B

Bariinger, M

Barron, Alice J Barron, C. L

Barrows, B. F

Barrows, Thos

Barrv', J

Bartels, A. J

Bai-tlett, Carrie A. .

Barton, C. C

Barton, Edmund E.

Barton, HarnBassler, Henry W. .

Bastian, Chas. S

Ba.stress, D. W

Bateman, Wm. I . . .

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,7113^

1, 99534

368

2, 0721^

2, 34134

2. 300

2, 206

2, 258^

1,839 1,244

2, J98

2, 680

2, 290

2, 752

2, 328 1,99534

2, 181

I684.

798- 14

925.

561. 920.

1, 233- 909.

735- 319-

879.

885. 916.

917.

I, 233. 990,

938.

60

. 20

. 2052

9600

40

80 I 60 i 80

2063CO

7082

65

1, 804

2, 12534

676. 1,025.

2, 108^

1,87034 *302

2, 2461^

2, 2941^ 1,665

I, 83734 1,816 1,830

1,93434

150. 1,932. 80

1-931

2, 126

304

40

24 335 516^

33134

727 344

969.

531-

506.

662.

921.

16.

8. 934-

363-

532. 690.

137- 302

1, 591 1,719

1, 279 3^ 913 2,372^

88

2, 304

2, 100 *293

56. 381. 687.

511-

365- 949-

35- 921.

923-

,465-

1, 24534 392

2, 295 1,411

1, 118

2, 295^

79934

498.

156. 918.

297. 282. 918.

378.

2, 067

2, 27214

2, 188

1, 15734 89

1,801

2, 260^

2, 459 464

826.

545.

875. 463.

16. 720.

,84

, 00

.87 ,40

I, 219.47

I, 229. 50 185.60

|635- 82

332. 82

5S1.83

413- 59

425. 21

371. ]6

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 177

No. yi. —Statement shozLing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding \ including Congressional Record) duringfiscal year, dVr.— Cont'd.

Hours Amount earned.

>s'ame. employed. Time

work.

Piece- work. Name.

Batson, Martin K. . . . Battles, S. L

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, S. W

Bavlv, Jno. A

Beach, H. D

Beadle, Stephen A. . . Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beall, R. E

Beamer, Andrew G .

Beaslev, W. A

Beatty' R. L

Beaumont, Emma . .

Bechert, W. H

Bechtel, C. V

Beck, A. H

Beck, Wra. H

Becker, Lett H

Beckert, Thos. J Beeks, E. T

Beene, Russell O

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bell. Frank

Bell, John E

Bell, S. H

Bell.T.S

Beller, Charles E . . .

Bellinger, Abra

Bellinger, O. B

Benedict, Harold . . . . Benedict, Ray

Benham, John S Benjamin, W. T

Bennet, Jere

Bennett, Chas. E

Bennett, H. L

Bennett, L. J Bennett, Thos. D

Bentzler. Jno. L

Berg, John R

Berger, Joseph J Bergin, James E

Bergin, MarA' L

Bernhard, Talitha . . . Bernhardi, Chas

Berrigan, Michael G

Berrj', George

Berston. Mar\- E.

Bethea, J. K. . . . Bevler, Edward.

Bibb, Robt. T

Bickers, R. S

Bierlev, William

Biggaft, C

Biggins, Mamie R . . . Billings, H. B

Billings, T. E

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A. . , Birmingham, Jos. J. . Bisbee, Jos. E

Bishop, Varden

Bivin.s, J. D

Black, Raleigh M

Blackiston. Lillie L. , Blackmon. H. C

Blair, Nellie Blake. Edwin M

Blake, Thomas

Blake, W. \V Blanchard. Susan E

Bleasing, L. M

Bloomer. A. F

1.952 $490. 80

2, 098 '943-04 897 359- 00

172. 00

2. 779'-' 1, 125. 12

I- 7'7"2 495- 37

32S 131.20

I. 3S4?2 553- 92 1,625 650. 00

1, 6305^ 652. 20

I, 887^^ 771. 65 40 16.00

2, 210 964.44

I, 7183^2 6S7. 40

232 55-68

2. 3821^ 982. 20

2. 506 576. 47

2. ^52 955-80

2. 343 961. 86

2. 297 91S. So

343? 2 137. 40

64S 162. 00 *295 968. 00

I. 932 463. 68

2. 337^2 584. 37

, 2-1 2 2S9. 80

2. 133 - I I ''21 ;

I, 315. 51 2,454^ 613.62

2, 217 886.80

2, 241 I, 000. 32

* 2^S i, So8. so

2. 292 6S7. 60

I. ^21 637- 34

I, ;42 525- 12 1,992 902. 28

2, sss 1, 048. 60

192 48.00

2. 124 955- 79

2. 9175^ 1,387.96

S94 357- 60

2, 299 I, 357. 26

I . 746 69S. 40

* 275 1. 695- 25

2. 360 H 566.52

2. 280 684. 00

/ 1. 254 \

I *n / 369. 64

416 166. 40

I. 772 425.28

2- 177^^ 658. 53

I- 592 637.00

(2, 2I4l/<'l

I * 13 /

I, 182. 20

I- 707 ?'2 426. 87

I. 0^0 270. 60

I. 12S 270. 72 *3i4 I, 004. So

2, 291^ I, 003. 04

2, 303/^ 1,66514 . ^"6-56; 20

I, 857^ 743. 00

I. 669 14 837. 75 1,6891^ 675.80

I. 724 689. 60

I- 739 ?< 740. 60 458 183. 20 1.S63H 447. 24

2, ^04 576. 00

i.437^i 302. 29

2. 428 971. 20

152. 69

I- 723./^

I, o58

810. 04

320. 40

•2, 466 I, 003. 06

2. 336^ I, 381. 26

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

I369.S8

339- 19

S. Doc. 18-

Bloor, Victoria E . . . . Blore, MarjBlosser, Ross J Bluuden. N. A

Blush, Rosa

Boag, T. O

Bobbitt. R. Boehmer, Jno. A

Boernstein, Henrv- N

Boifeuillet, Adrian S. Boland, B. T.

Bolt, Or\-ille C

Bond, John H

Bouney, Byron .

Boo, Louis E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Mar\- E

Boone. N. F'. Borgerding, Rudolph

Boring, E. P

Borland, Alex.T

Bornkessel, T. C

Borst, J. A

Borst, Kate C

Boss, John P

Boss, John R

Boss, Laura Y

Bosworth, Henr\'H.

Boteler, Harr\- S

Boteler. O. C.'. Boucher, Anna

Bowden, Fletcher . .

Bowe, Patrick ! Bowen, A. W ! Bowersox, Mar\- ! Bowie, A. J

"

[ Bowie, Carrie C j Bowie, Thos ! Bowling, Annie i Bowman, Robert S . .| Bowman, W. H | Bovd, Alex

Boyd, W. M I Boyden, Eugene C . . . I Boyle, Fanny

Boynton, Geo. W

Brace, Minnie 1 Bracken, James

Bradford, John L. . . . Bradford, Wm. R

Bradley, Enoch K.. . BradieV, Harrv* Bradley, J. R .' Bradv, Anna

Bradv, Chas. J Brady, Eugene E

•

' Brady, John

Bradv, Rosa .

. . . Bragg, Robert E

Branchcomb, Benj. F

. . Brandner, Veronia. . Brandt, Adam

Branham, W. Russell Brannan, Mar\- A. . . .

. . Brantlv, C. J.

. . Bray, Robert T

Breen, James

Breen, S.A

Bregazzi, Rose

Brennan. Jas. F

Brennan, Margaret L

Breslin, J

. . . , Breslin. John

. . . . Brewer. Wallace

Brewington, Tames E

. . . Brewster, John T

21 Brice, E- L

Brick, Emma L

Brickley, John

* Days.

I- 199

2> 365

1. 936

2, 267 374

1,84954

2, 185 1,732 2,3"?^

I, 214

'"359^^' 1,989%

I, 211

I, 727%

I, 768 1.377

I, 699^

I, 764

2, 191/^

1, 233

2, 375K

1, 845%

2, 302

2, 167%

2,318%

2,340

2, 528

93840

36

I, 856%

2,540

2, 435%

1, 206

2, 233%

1,442% 2%

56

1,205

2, 427

1,735

I. 887^

1,669!/; 1,623

I. 670^

919%

1,695

I, 257%

2, 162%

148

I, 235 327%

396

1, 684^

2, 381%

2, 380

$253-

946-

774-

1, 065.

78. 739- 981.

649.

I, 225. 485.

I43- 497-

484.

721, 372.

290, 531.

705. 876.

308. 952.

389. 552.

867. 947. 491.

713. 471.

16,

6, 809,

646,

976,

226, 536.

360.

13. 482.

608.

694.

755- 667.

362. 671.

220. 474-

315- 865.

38. 494-

134-

74- 673-

1, 057- 666.

Piece- work.

182 360%

580

227

249

472. 80

902. 00

27-38

1, 700^

468

2, 180

2, 30445%

1,673

1,361

2. 192

2. 352

1,924 984

6S0. 20 I

224.64 j. 1,024.60 . 921.60 . 10.92

669. 20 '

151.50 •

464. 78

539- 60

876. 80

940. 80 769.60

476. 73 433-6
178 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.Statement showUig the iiuuiber 0/persons employed in the public printing

and binding {includiiig Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Briggs, Wm

Brigham, W. H

Bright, C. B

Bright, J. E; Bright, Wm. H

Brighthoft, Josephine

Brinkley, V. T

Britt, Geo. R. P

Brittain, Alice A

Broadiiax, James H.

Broas, John M

Brockwell, W. N

Brodie, C. C

Bromley, W. R

Brooke, Jas. K

Brooks, James H

Brooks, H. H

Bi-ooks, R. H

Brooks, W. S

Brosnahan, M

Brosnan, Eugene, jr. . Bros nan, Margaret . . Broughton, I^. Joe. . . . Brower, Chas. E

Brovver, Wilbur G . . . . Brown, C. P

Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Eugene S. . . . Brown, Florence Brown, Frank B

Brown, H. G

Brown, Henry

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Edm'ds.

Brown, James G

Brown, IvCvi Brown, Marietta S . . Brown, Mai-y E

Brown, Morgan J. . . . Brown, R

Brown, Sarah Brown, Thomas

Brown, W. A

Brown, Willis G

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Brnce, Jeanne

Bruffy, G.T

Brum'elkamp, J. A. . . Brunimett, A. C

Bryarly, Susan F

Br3'erton, Maggie. . . . Buchanan, Chas. B. . . Buckingham, Clint. O

Buckingham, Glenn.

Buckland, F. E

Buckle}-, Anna

Buckley, Daniel J

. . . Buckle3% Dennis .... Buddington, AnnaEBudlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Buehler, J. Fr

Bugental, John F' Bullard, I^eelia Bullock, M. E

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M . . . Bumpus, E. D

Bund3^ A. A

Bunn, Sidney S

Bunnell, John S

Burchfield, George vS. Burcnfield, Wm. E- • Burger, Ellen

Burges, E. C

Hours

em- Amount earned.

ployed. ^^"^t work. ^^^T work.

2, 235 >^ *307

2, 138^^ 1,973;^

2, 335^

2, 533

540

1, 589/2

2, 2921^

2, 202 2,319^

I- 7055^

2, 327^

2, 400^

2, 39640

2, 380

1,712/2

2, 277

2, 280^

2, 349

2, 392^

1,440

288

1, 792%

2, 274^

2, 461 2,419^

2, 235

2, 012^

2, 006 J4 2,848

2, 128

I, 359^

1,288

2,312

832

2,043

372

1,771 1,2191^

2, 340^^ 1,717^

1,725

1, 737^

2, 294

2, 174

I, 722 842^4

1,435

1, 739^

2, 206

279

5i, 184.81

1,765- 25

855- 52

819. 12

I, 170.80 711.38

10 1. 23

398. 07

917. 00

979- 56

I, 160. 80

692. 70

I, 038. 44

I, 257.60

I, 198. 00

16. 00

499- 79

860. 45

I, 187. 00

I, 026. 31

939. 60 571-90

395- 76 76.40

717. 00

909. 80 501.57

968. 00

894. 00

805. 00

379- 36

811. 24

807. 00

543- 80 515-20

485-51

208. 00

383- 13 69-73

464- 95

509- 24

937- 84

687. 00

499- 58

325- 76 917.60

869. 60

431- 89

202. 20

574- 00

817-55

885. 60

III. 60

776 310. 40

2, 360 14 944. 20

I, 692 406. 08 970 405. 40

2, 293 917. 20

2, 385^ I, 1S6.55

2, 282^ 540. 84

2, 198/ 881.69

848 254. 40

2, 012

2, 841

503. 20

958. 78

2, 355 942. 00

1, 560^ 390- 10

1, 762/ 796. 40

421 14 106. 07

2, i8o>^ 971-52

54 10. 12 1,836^ 387- 42

I396- 72

Name.

295- 36

314- 98

337- 76

Burgess, Josie M.

Burgess, M. A

Burgess, R. W

Burgess, W. R

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Catherine . Burke, Geo. O

Bui-ke, James J . . . , Burke, Jerome B .

Burke, John C

Burke, Julia M

Burke, Maggie . . . .

Burke, Mamie H . .

Burke, Mary A . . .

Burke, Michael . . .

Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo , Burlingame, Wm. . Burnett, N. P

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Nellie C

Burns, W. S., jr Burnside, F. E

Burnside, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burr, J. A

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, Isaac A

Burwell, O. K

Bush, John K

Bush, William

Bushee, R

Bushnell, Daniel W. . Buskuhl, Fred

Bussev, Albert J Busteed, R. H

Butcher, J. H

Butcher, J. W., jr Bute, Edward

Butler, Agnes | Butler, Bartholomew

j W I

jj Butler, Eizzie j 414. 87 M Butscher, Edward P .

Bynum, T. A

Byrd, Thomas

Byrne, Joseph H ! Byrne, INIary E

Byrne, P. J Byrne, Peter | Byrne, Peyton j Byrnes, John J Byrnes, Henry B. .

Byrnes, Thos. F

Cadett, Geo. H

Cadv, E- M

Cadv, W. S

Caldwell, H. H

Callaghan, Mary . .

Callaghan, William

Callahan, A

jj Callahan, J.J

!j Callahan, John J. .

Callahan, T. F

Callan, Teresa M. .

i[ Callanan, Margaret

Calkins, Orville A. . Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, Wm. H. .

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia

i Amount earned. Hours Time ! Piece- played.

759^

2, 335^

I, 809^

1,386 1,909 1,403/

1,464 2,407

1,440

1,823

$303. 80

934- 20

381. 76

292. 82

477- 25

561. 40

494- 10

971. T7

576. 00

436. 90

1,880

1, 708 1,832

2, 279 1,965^

1,778

2, 331/

2, 283

2, 452/

/ 960 \

\ * 168 / 703/

I, 589^^ *305

352

2, 265

3 , 594

2, 246

470. 00

440. 07

769. 32

I, 207. 87 557-92 444-90

I, 039. 80

I, ois- 76 861.51 1,348.80

281. 40

635. 80

276. 64

578. 03

2, 290

2, 117 1,781/

1,456

1,922 2,322

2, 2771^ *295 2,3"/

611

1,424

1, 146

2, 278/

2, 264 2,512

2, 313/

2, 265 j 2,288/

1,217/

244

272

1. 917 1,764/

2, 447

2, 280 I 425

I, 946/

1, 372/

2, 304

2, 174/

I, 762

* 224

2, 370/

1,456

906. 00 915-40

487. 00

97- 60

127.84

766. 80

705. So 984- 56

923- 40

184. 16 410.52

406. 15

552. 96

1,034. 28 991.42

I, 288.00

498- 75

582. 40

903

927;

540- 90

333- 60

462. 60

^01.95

333-46

139. 80

168. 96

020. 06

382. 56

788. 40

916. 00

529. 30

427- 56

582. 40

480. 60

1,217- 13

911. 00

I, 032. 50

433- 96

110.45

222. 30

569. 60

214. 79 911.40

I, 336- 36

737- 90

I, 156- 75

568.32

239- 08

342. 62

288. 98 449.72

435- 58

281.74

370- 33

,=^46.91 '164; 2S
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 179

No. 30.

Statement shozeing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

a7id binding \ including Congressioiial Record) duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

employed.

Aiuoiint earned. Time

work.

Piece- work. Camp, Arthur W . .

Campbell, A. J Campbell, Emma .

Campbell, F. W

Campbell, John B. . , Campbell, Thos. A. . Campbell, Wm. S

Canfield. J. B

Canning, Samuel J. . Cantine, Kate

Capell, Charles A

Carberr^-, Stella Carer, H. J Carleton, Robert P. . Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Emma J

Carpenter, Fannie L

Carpenter, Eizzie . .

Carpenter, W. H

Carr. A. A

Carr. Chas. C

Carr, David H

Carr, John H

Carr. W. H

Carrier, Asa L

Carrigan, Annie

Carrigan, Wm. J. . . . Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, Eouis

Carroll, Michael

Carroll, Thomas. ... Carson, M. A

Carter, Clara E

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Edward L. . . Carter, Georgie I. . . . Carter, J. \V

Carter, Lilly Carter, Owen L

Carter, AVilliam

Carter, "\Vm. J Car\ er, W. R

Casev, Daniel J Casev, John E

Casey, Jos. E

Casper, E

Cassid}-, Chas. J Caton,"john G

Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mar\-

Caton, P. a'

Caton, Timoth\-

Cavanaugh, James.

Cavis, A. T

Cawood, Blanche . . .

Cawson, Chas. C .... Cavs, Theo. A

Chadwick, De Witt C

Chaires, Annie E. .

Chambers, E. B

Chamberlain, B. A. . Champ, LillieC Champlin, Robert C Chapman, Annie . . . , Chapman, Geo. T. . . . Chapman, Joseph B . Chapman, S. A

Chapman, S Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, Florence P . . Chase. Robert H

Chase, W. O

Chase, \Vm. H

Chedal, Mav B

Cheeks, Henrietta J. Chewning, :M. a

904 ,

Z'i

^889. 36

I -go. i-^ 2, 360 1, 180. 15

2, 259 904. 24

I, 744 697. 60

36S

1.053 421-20

1.423^2 341-64

s

^' °"i 68

1, 004. 56 48 7 82

I "66 ; 06. 40

2. 368^ 551-98 1,697^ 318. 22

2, 147 976. 84

952 303- 31

566. 56 439 175. 60

* 28S

T ^rS"^

616. 87

543- 52

• .........

2. 030 504-34

494 373- 50

) 0/'-' \ * 118 } 817.74

1,846 776. 60

I, 725 548- 50

7. 20

2. 119/^ 508 68

I, 446 542. 25 680 340. 00

I 10 I 87 432 90. 16

2, 190 I, 021. 84

2, '76 635- 52

~oS

2, 2843^ I 210 "

' 686. 20

2. 301 /2 I, 164. 68

- / , - 533- °o

404^ 185 60 686 ''o

I- 739 "66. 87

2, 0925^ 841. 16

I, 205 3<2 192. 59

I, 2SS 402. 50

2, 286 >S I, 211.84

2,304 1, 152. 00

2, 075 >^ 830. 20 2,245 I, 332. 89

1,478 354- 72

2. 235 925- 58

2, 387 967. 40

2. 350 564. 00

2, ^90^ 956. 20 216 45-36

I, 984 767. 40 *295 945. 60

322.96

2, 0\\V2 708. 15

539^'- 19

708. 30

290. 06

160. 40

559-

94. 69

*76

1, 116 S24

2, 346

218. 88

279. 00

206. 70

I, 046.88

520. 09

427. S9

Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N. .. Childs, Thomas

Chiplev, Joseph F .

Chisholni, D. V

Chisholm, R. F

Choate, Jno. W

Christian, Robert W

Christian, Rufus L . . Christian, Wm. H. .

Christie, Geo. P

Christie, Harry R...

Christy, Edwin F. .. Chroniger, J. E

Clagett, E. H

Clark, Chas. E

Clark. Geo. E

Clark, John W

Clark, L. B

Clark, Mandamus .

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Perry .... Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Thos. W

Clarke, Clara L

Clarke, Edith E

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, Wm. Y

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Clear\', James , Clement, A. H

Clements, EUa F

Clements, L. J

Clifford, Jos. E

Clifford, Thos

Clinton, F. S

Clough, Allan C

Coaklev, G

Coates.'E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J. C

Cobb, John B

Cobb, Wm. E

Cochnower, F. C

Cochran, John E . - .

Cocke, Fannie D . . .

Coder, M. G

Coe, Geo. N

Cohen, Mever S

Coiner, J. b

Coke, Emily T

Colbert, John

Colbert, Matthew

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M.M .. . Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura . . . . , Colignon, Joseph . . . . Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collar, Lora E

CoUerd, Otis B

Collins, Bernard J . .

Collin.s, J

Collins, Joice

Collins, T. H

Collins, W.H

Collins, Wm

Collison, H

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Cologne, N. S

Colquitt, G. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, A

Hours

employed.

2, 309

1, 545K

2, 288 378

2, 2041^ 88

I, 0291^

1, 232

2, 437^

1,343

2, 026^

1, 840^

1,832^

1,238

2, 296

2, 04840

2, 243

2, 187 1,383

Amount earned. Time

work.

$1, 023. 60

618.30

915. 20

151. 20

976. 64

35-20

411. 80

492. 80

1,272.50 516.57

900. 84

I, 013. 06

920. 25 310.87 551.04

637- 31

16. 00

897. 20

922. 02

484. 04

2,512

1,963/^ 427

=^307 1,656 384

760

1,828 1,037^

2,303

1,472

2, 052%

2, 0351^

2, 292;^

I, 654^

2, 143 405/2

2, 302

368

1, 104

2, 136 1,808

1,35288

I, 798 280 1,945^

1,654 1,828%

I, 722

I, 716 1,915

1, 660%

1, 129 1,599!^ 920

2, 334

I, 692%

1,681

785. 00

413.41

204. 96

, 206. 00

877. 68

153. 60

304. 00

457- 00

415. 00 1,033.97

368. 00

1, 036. 56

1,013. 18

I, 051- 05

415. 42

857. 20

162. 20

575. 50

147. 20

331. 20

854. 40

433- 92

405. 60

35-20

719. 20

91. 60

466. 92

428. 40

468. 87

865. 20 686.40

478. 75

419- 75

564- 50

639. 80

220. 80

I, 041. 00

406. 20 672.40

Piece- work.

1375- 15

22. 67

449- 37

380. 64

42 1.,33

[64. 15

[35- 34

346.61

416.82

660

2, 293%

*2S8

372

2, 2821^ 2,404

1,856 1,328% 2,365^

I, 770

10.62

426. 33

123. 70

I, 032. 05

I, 843. 20 95.00

547- 80

721. 20

742. 40

531.40

I, 043. 72 442-49

432- 47

* Days.
i8o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding {including Cofigressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd,

Name.

Hours

employed.

Columbus, Annie H.

Colvin, G. Raymond

Colvin, G. S

Colvin, John

Colwell, Fred. M...

Colwell, J. Frank .

Comber, Annie

Combs, Ardella Conger, Wm. H ! Conklin, John H | Connell, Michael F . .j Connell, Sarah A i Connelly, B. M

Connelly, J. J Connelly, James H . .j Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, James D . . . . Conner, Wm. C

Conners, Fred | Connolly, John F

Connor, Agnes G

Connor, Cornelius A.

Connor, John B

Conrad, M. K. P

Constantine, B. F

Contee, John Conway, Thomas .... Cook, A. G

Cook, Carrie Cook, John

Cook, Mary H

Cook, Robert M

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, John E

Cooley, L,eander B . .

. Cooley, R.T

Cooney, James J

. Cooney, W. J. T

Cooper, Samuel

Copper, Samuel R. .

Corbin, M

Corey, Elvira W

Cornelius, Geo. M . . . Cornish, Joseph S . . . Cornman, Ephraim.

Cornwell, Frank

Cornwell, 1^. W

Covridon, Joanna

Costello, Mary

Costigan, Lavi^rence. Coston, W. Brice

Cotter, James W

Coughlan, Alice M . .

Count, J. W

Courtney, John J. . . . Cousar, J. I, Covert, C. C i Covert, S. T j Cowden, Frank B

Cowell, H.C j Cowgill, John

Cox, Charles H

Cox, Edwin P

Cox, Frank B

Cox, Frank P

Cox, Isaiah

Cozlin, Jacob

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Craig, Benj. P

Cramer, Eaura R . . .

Crandall, Anna

Crandali, F. A

Cranford, Horace

Crattv, Kate

Craw'ford, S. T

Crawford, Wm

Creed, J. W

662

216

2, 256

I, 718

250

I, 221 1,368

1, 640

2, 276

2, 353

2, 193/^ 2,495 1,982%

1,649 1,559

1,088

2, 073

2, 287%

Amount earned. Time

work.

400

I, 739^

436

850

80

1,82340

2, 752 900

2, 374 >^

1, 962

2, 321 1,696

1,29740

216 2,174 945

1, 193^

1,433 *283

2, 193%

2,377%

1, 619

2,318

2,491

2, 024

2, 369^^ 1,336

1, 901 306

1,754 1,823%

*30i

1,336

2, 196 1,824

2, 022%

1, 944%

1,824

2, 288

2, 355

2, 383 990%

2, 387

328

2, 301 *3o8

*3i4

2, 133^

1,044

1, 426

2,056

I, 763%

$309. 12

18. 00

124. 12 63-45

253-87

902. 40

429. 48 46.86

488. 40

547- 20

474. 00

1,041.63

957- 60

1,073-50 915-50

S97. 64

395- 76

623. 60

435- 20

I, 028.97

I, 025. 04

160. 00

695. 80

174. 40

340. 00

20. 00

460. 47

16. 00 916.97

216. 00 950.44

490- 55

I, 038. 24

424. 00 518.80

16.00

40. 50

1,021.73

493- 72 358.82 ,541.00

877. 40

, 070. 32

340- 57

434. 62 691.50

916. 48

948. 80

400. 80

, 124. 27 143-81

657- 74

763- 80

, 637- 44

534- 40

,032. 12

456. 00

809. 00

827. 76

916. 40

429. 00

942. 00

953- 20

346. 67 501.48

131.20

552. 24

887. 04

, 008. 12 849. 40

195- 74

570- 40

535- 65

450. 07

Piece- work.

I97. 79

294. 89

343-69

361.

171. 18

Crellin, Mary A

Crenshaw, W. H

Cridei", Eaura

Crist, Raymond F . . . Crittenden, T. B

Crocker, Howard D . . CroUard, Eizzie Cromelien, Sarah C. . Crone5% Amanda J . . Cronin, Nellie Cronin, P. J Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Cross, Eena M

Crowe, Thos. D

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$571.40

= 29688

96

947-

35- 126%

S97

24 336 827

Crowley, Patrick . . . . Crump, E. C

Crump, Wm. F

Crupper, F. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William

Crutchfield, E. V/. .. . Cuddy, Matthias

Culbertson, S. S

Culhane, James

Cullen, A. W

CuUen, CP

Cuney, N. W

Cunningham, Effie. . Cunningham, J. C . . Cunningham, Jno.A. Cunningham, vS. K . . Curran, A. F

Curran, Fannie E- . . • Curry, J. W

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cyphers, CM

Dahl, Emma

Dailey, James S

Dakin, J.C

Dale, O. S

Dalkin, Isabella Dame, May

Damon, Everett E . . . Dandrow, C. F

Daniel, Nannie

Darby, Anna

Darling, Delphine. . . Dart, Ida

Dassori, F. J Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E. McClure

Davenport, M. S

Davenport, Samuel. . Davies, S. E

Davis, Alfred A

Davis, Charles

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Fred. E

Davis, H.C

Davis, Ivins

Davis, M. A

Davis, May V

Davis, S. M

Davis, W. H

Davis, Wm. H

Davison, A. J Davison, E. W

Dawley, Harry R . . . . Dawson, Thomas J. .

Dawson, William. . . . Day, J. P

451

785 882

120

= 183^

981.

350.

396. 433-

$701.88

412.40

1, 669 884.57

1,356 542- 52

1,730 432- 50

2, 304 676. 80

2, 107% 746. 55 1,916% 761. 59

2, 288% 1,030.40 1,591^ 636. 60

1,644 346. 75

I, 257% 503. 00

2, 264 566. 18 2,413 506. 73 1,944 486. 00

1,450 729. 20 1,285 ' 366. 74

1,491 596. 40

, 944 I 487. 90 809%

,271 ,810%

, 188%

,672%

761 ,657%

,302 965

369.

520. 406. ,637%) *8 J

I 769 854 994

360. 03

! 331-67

\ 213. 49

\ 526. 82

512 128. 00 1,852% 926. 25 1,845 819.48

I, 240 496. 00

2, 720 898. 84

2, 333 I, 237. 39

1, 714% 535- 78 1,858% 392. 05

2, 264 1, 199. 90

8 4. 00

2, 243% 998.92

199 49-75

2, 253 473- 13 1,815 727. 04

1,948 809.44

168 67. 20 1,927 482. 05

88 35- 20

2, 223 I, 318. 92

8 2. 70

I, 800 450. 00

1,362 544- 80

561.42 7-'i6

84. 69

315.41

399. 20

558. 58

355- 07

366. 93

349- 79

Day;
REPORT OI^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER. l8l

No. 30.

Statement showing the nunibei^ ofpersons employed in the public printingand binding {including Congressional Record) duringfiscal year, ^/^r.— Cont'd. Amount earned. Hours

^ - work. work.

Dav, John

Dean, R. L

Deaue, Walter P

Deans, A. C De Caindr\-, E

Decker, Kate

Dedrick, W. H

Dee, Hannah ' De Pontes, Jos | Defrees, A. S \ Deggs, H. O

De Groot, W. A

Delahunty, John

Delawder, Mar\- A . . . Delevigne, Arthur C

Dellamico, Jos. G . . .

. Deloe, AV. W

Dement, Elizabeth . . Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, C Denham, D. H

Denham, L. W

Dennis, Charles Dennison, Chas. S.. . Dennison, Jerr\' Densmore, Howell . . De Van, Georgie . . . . Devlin, John P

Devlin, Margaret :M . Dewev, Lizzie Dexter, W. H

Dibble, Chas. E

Dice, John

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickens, Mary

Dickinson, Fannie. . . Dickman, J .B Dierken, Agnes

Dierken, Joseph

Dietrich, Edward. . . . Diggs, X

Dillman. J. W. L

Dillon, John B

Dillon, Thos

Dittrich, Albert W. . . Di\-ine, Luther

Dixon, L. L

Dobbert, John J Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Sarah

Dodge, W. A

Doering, R. L

Doherty, John

Doherty, ISIary Dohoney, John

Dolan, Christopher . . Dolan, Lizzie Donaldson, Ellen. . . . Donaldson, W. B

Donegan, Patrick J. . Donn, Frank

Donn, T. M

Donnelly, Mary- Donovan, John

Donovan, Samuel P. . Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Rose E

Doonan, Thomas . . . . Dorsey, Frank

Dorsev, Reuben J. EDorsey, W. F

Dorsev. \Vm. B

Dotin.'Chas. O

Dougherty, John F . . Dougherty, Mary E- •

1, 161

2, 2^7

$29. 20

590. 35 905-65

464. 60

I, S18.46

1, 240

192

2, 333

1,540

88

1, 138^

2,312

*305'/2

2, 12740

2, 302

1, 73040

496. 00 36.00

583- 25

455- 50 35-20 455-40

[, 040. 38 I 702.65

850. 80 I 16.00 I 920. 80

365- 07

16. 00

293. 87

$406. 42

2, 288

208 548

2, 068

I, 294

36 355 394 ^ 742

000 917

915. 20

104. 00

219. 20

728. 28 517.80 35-20

, 017. 40

6.74 944.60

334-68

418.08

801.32

, 020. 08 ! 670.95 !

401. 03

819^

2.339H

196.68

1, 239.93

208. 77 531-30

378.49

Dougherty, T. A

Dougherty, William

Douglas, Alexander

Dove, Mary F

Dow, M. E

Dowden, CP

Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, Frank .... Dowling, J. L

Downey, Mary A . .

Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doxey, Hindman . .

Doj^e, Mary

Drake, Claude F

Drake, H. F. J Drayton, W.H

Dreis, Martin Drew, Julius Driggers, John S . .

Dubant, Grace L - - Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duffy, Charles J . . .

Duffy, KateE

Duffy, Maggie A. . .

Dugan, Jennie I Dumble, Jessie F. .

Dummer, Geo. E . .

Dumont, Julia Dunbar, May

Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael Dunn, Robt. A. S. .

Dunn, W. F

Hours

employed.

791^

1,896^

2,310

I, 7243 1,638

2, 388^

2, 360

1,038 2,041^

1,818

1,572

769

* 291 2,315

2, 088

2, 383

2, 746^/^

2, 261

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$316. 60 758.60

924. 48 413.88

412.50

1, 150. 40

944. 00

249. 12

2, 114^

1,728 327

408. 16

881. 70

294. 67

307. 60

I 455- 00

926. 00

835. 20

r 404- 54

776- 56 535-44

845. 80

691. 20

130. 80

2, 278 1,639/^

2, 359 >^

2, 261

546. 72 393-48

943- 80

904. 40

1,115

^2b«

2, 3o8)/i

, 564. 00

, 028. 08 2,345 926^

2, 012

176

2, 213^

I, 80S

421 1,923^

[, 035. 56 231.62

548. 24

70. 40

885. 40

723. 20

168. 40

769. 40

240

2, 303 >^ 88

1, 927^^

1,913/2

2. 334/

2,591

1, 733 1.679

2, 296

1, 750/4

2, 174

2, 290^

1, 740 76888

2, 279

1, 741^^

2, 412

1,323

2, 472

2, 217^

1,81954 40

1,320 1,904

I, 220.85

35- 20

771. 00

403- 43

950. 92 911.68

324. 90

402. 96

918. 40

700. 20

869. 60 1,031.43

326. 20

241. 18 35-20

1, 139. 50

440. 12

I, 206. 00

330. 74

618. 00

887. 00

391. II

16. 00

337- 65

455- 25

498. 68

310. 08

Dunne, Wm. G

Dunnigan, Mary . . . . Dunning, H

Dunnington, George

Dunnington, Lucy P. Durdin, A. C

Durfey, James G

Durham, Mary C. . . . Durisoe, John R

Dutch, Edward

Dutcher, Laura

Dutcher, Milton M..

Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E. J Dwyer, John L

Dwyer, Wm

Dyer, Albert R

Earl, Rebecca

Earnest, A. T

Easterbrook, H. D. .

Easterling, Thos. C. . Eaton, Orson

Eberbach, Edward .

Eckdall, Carl

Eckels, P. J Eckert, Thos. C

Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin Edelen, Clayton A. .

Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah . . . . Edmondson, Annie . Edmondston, Flor- ence E

Edmonson, H. A . . . . Edmon.ston, Arch. .

Edmunds, Samuel W

Edmunds, Will M. .

2, 041 918

544

'1,036^41 l*i6S J 2, 304 354

2,OI3>^

2, 298

2, 424

2, 359

1, 606 2,058^

2, 281%

42 1,438^

608

I, 735 1,371

I, 882^

778/

1, 020

2, 280 1,649^

2, 288 1,039^

2, 227^

2, 299

1, 009^

2, 319

2, 304

1,618

1,805

1, 495^4

234- 81

I, 215.

I, 180. 385. 933- 570-

7- 575-

127. 433-

548.

796- 311- 408.

I, 208. 577-

I, 346. 415-

779-

I, 149. 403-

579-

585-

647.

722. 771-

1, 206

2, 007%

1, 408

1,829

2, 170 *23ii4

816. 40

367. 20

136. 00 1,515-34

,152.

66. 851- 574-

226. 04

481. 80 351-99

731.60

150. 09

331- 12

* * Days.
l82 REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER/

No. 30.

Statet}LC}it shozuino- ihc jiiiinhcr 0/persons employed in Uie piiblie prinling

and binding {including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Edsall, John H

Edwards, C. B., jr. . . Edwards, 1 lora Edwards, I^izzie Edwards, S Egan, Win

Egbert, Wm. J Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger,Geo. F. Eisenberg, John

Elkins, P. M

Ellegood, G. A

Ellegood, J. E

Elliott, Harry W .... Ellis, EdnaR

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, Geo

Ellis, George D

Ellis, George K

Ellis J. Curtis

Ellis, James

Elli.s, Kate M

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi

Ellis, Sallie J Ellis, S. C

Ellsworth, Mary E- • Elwood, C.Thos

Elwood, Cora M

Emmons, ly. H

Eniory, A. W

Engel, A. Force

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

English, S.S

Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna. .

Eppley, Maggie C . .

Erhardt, John

Eskew, H. M

Esmay, Sam. T

Espey, J. A. B

Etchberger, C. E

Etchberger, C. E., jr. Etchison, ly. E

Etter, Alfred J

Euler, JohnC

Evans, CP..

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, Ella V

Evans, M. A

Evans, M. \, Evans, R. B

Evans, W. ly Evans, W. T

Everheart, Jennie . .

Everman, John W. . Exley, E. M

Fagan, Cora B

Farley, Hugh J Farley, I^izzie J Farmer, Benj. D

Farmer, John

Farnsworth, Mollie . Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Faulkner, Mary

Faulkner, Thomas . . Faust, Harry E

Faxon, Geo. A

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, Robt

Featherstone, M

Fechtig, W. C

Feene5% J. 1^ j Fell, J. W

Feltham, Emily O. ..

Hours

employed.

1,938^

2, 333

1, 974^

1,643^

*3i7

1, 642^

2, 374

1,891

2, 010

2, 299 233^

40

I, 735 3^

2, 166

2, 1251^ 880

3522^

2, 451^

2, 090

1,747

1,781

2, 294^

2, 3801^

2, 285^

2, 180

2, 221 >^

2, 395^

2, 260%

2, 087

2, 405 238^

1,615

2, 241 408

2, 351 552^

2, 292 >^ 1,955^

2, 346 1,635^ 87^

216

2, oio>^

2, 203

24

1, 9043^

746

1,932

I, 410

736

1, 237^

1,499

2, 275^

1,836 924

208

2, 216

144 835

1,978^^ 828^

795^2

1,483 *305 .

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

$883. 12

933. 20

416. 41

410. 87 951.00

416. 69

1, 188.00 661.83

932. 99 1,034-55 93-40

16. 00

867. 75

454- 98

1 I300. 22

-50

1, 126. 50

220. 00

140. 80

•50

514. 78

24

698. 80 333-92

918. 40

1, 064. 48

914. 20

I, 090. 00 611.62

1, 010. 84

1, 005. 88

494. 02

I, 203. 00

114. 48

807. 50

I, 329. 17

163. 20

822. 85

147. 66

I, 196. 30

782. 20

952. 72

406. 44

35- 00 45-36

804. 20

888. 56

8. 10

498. 03

300. 48

970. 20

338. 40

294. 40

309-51

359- 76

, 346. 82

734- 40

173.21

83. 20

I 202. 13

57- 60

334- 00

494. 62

248. 91

355- 60

593- 20

, 561. 60

434- 04

370. 64

301. 29

591-50

378.52

15- 45

422. 34

379- 80

245. 76

359- 82

Hours

employed.

Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton, J. J Ferguson, John F. . . Ferneyhough, G. N. . FerrieV, Sam'l

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Fink, M. B

Finney, M. J Fisher, Amanda E . - . Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Edward Y I Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Grace I,ee. ... Fisher, John P I Fisher, Minnie E . . . • Fisher, W. H I Fithian, R. P ! Fitzgerald, Geo. S

Fitzgerald, James EFitzgerald, John J. . . FitzHugh, EllaM... . Fitzpatrick, Henr}-. . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitz Patrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mary E • Fitz Patrick, MaryH

Fitzpatrick, Michael. Fitzsimmons, JNIary .

Fitz Simons, A

Fizer, Adele F

Plaherty, Edward...

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, F

Flanagan, M. E

Flanagan, R. C : Flanagan, William J Fleming,Cathei-ine M

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F

Fletcher, Christine P. Fletcher, Kate I, Fletcher, William

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Edward P

Flynn, Jno

Flynn, Kitty C

Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H

Flynn, Patrick Flynn, Walter K

Foertsch, Mary

Fogarty, M. Jennie. . Fogerty, James

Fogle, John 1^ Foley, Daniel J Foley, Sadie E

Folk, S. W

Ford, A. J Ford, Byron A

Ford, Jennie D

Ford, Josiah T

Ford, MaryC

Fordan, Minna

Forney, J. G

Foskev, Eliza Foskey, Geo. H

Fo.ster, J. J. . . Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick . .

Fowler, Jennie

Fox, CD

Fox, Catherine

Fox, John Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C. . . . Francis, Wm. H

* Days.

303 $63.62

2, 271 14 908. 60 1,914% 670. 03

2, 047 511.80

2, 213 885. 32

2, 202 880. 80 1,371% 548. 60

1,065 478. 06

I, 721 413.04

2,376

2,312 1,912%

2, 242

1,481

2, 384

283

2, 150%

1,650

1,667 1,825%

873 1,673%

1,523

I, 406

Amount earned.

1,713 1,508 1,814%

2, 134%

16

1, 774

2, 267 344

2, 153

1,946

1, 786%

2, 431 2,577 1,605%

1,758 1,879%

. 24

2, 052 1,914%

2, 926

1,307

1,653 1,644 792%

1,435%

2, 489

2, 478

2, 1421 1,778

2, 257 327%

1,044

I, 670 2,377%

I, 721%

1,653%

817

I, 671

I 924%

I, 735%

1, 670

2, 277

Time Piece- work, work.

924. 80

874. 68

897. 00

592- 40

953- 76 128.80

946. 40

396. 00

666. 80

730. 20

349. 20

401. 64 365-52

425- 40

685. 20

.361-92

725- 80

853- 80

4- 95

890. 80

695. 82

137. 60

861. 20 771.84

883. 60

376- 73 510.51

820. 87

642. 20

703. 20 751-80 5-04

820. 80 531-47

999- 58

275- 73

661. 20

657. 60

317.00

303. 22

995- 76

, 239. 00

453- 76

444. 50

541.68

131. 00

195- 69

438. 00

, 402. 57

688. 60 661.40

341.60

401. 04 481.37

715.00 417-50

r, 017. 12
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 183

No. 30.

Sfatcjnoif sho2cin_o- the number ofpersons employed in the publie printing

and binding y^in eluding Congressional Record) during fiscal year. etc. —Cont'd.

! Amount earned

Hovirs i Name. | em- ^.

Pl°^'^d- work,

Piece- work.

Frank, Beulah :M . . . . Frank, Peter

Franz, C

Frayser, IMary E

Freclerick, Marv

Freed, W. S . . . .' Freeman, James F • French. Ed. R

Friery, ^Michael Frink, Emma A

Frisbee, Arthur H . . . Fritz, Joseph Vv' Fr^-e, Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A

P'uhnnan, Edward. . . Fuhrman, W. J Fuhrmann, Chas. J..

Fulenwider, John EFulkerson, Fred'k D

Fuller, A. G

Fuller, J. F

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, Geo. C.

Furcron, Gus W

Furlong, Anna B

Furrow, Annie INI ... . Fuss, Henrv

Gaddis, Lefoy J Gaisberg, Wm . Galbreath, Carrie C . . Gallagher, A.J

Gallagher, Jeri-^- Gallagher, :Mar\- M. . Gallagher, Patrick. . . Gallagher. W. E

Gallaher, X. W

Galleher, J. A

Galleher, Thos. S

Galvii\, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gantlev, John :m Gantt, G

Gardiner, W. H

(xardner, Chas. H. . . . (Earner, J. P

Garner, J. S Garner, J.T

Garrells. Chas

Garrett, J. W

Garrett, Kate R

Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, F. E

Garrison, Fred. G

Garst, Susie L

Gar\-in, Geo. S

Gates, Florence Gatewood, Xora J

. . . Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gaughran, I^izzie. . . . Gaulden, J. C

Gawler, Jos. C

Gav, Helen K

Gavle, Ida

Gavle, Robert E

Gavlor, H.J

Geddes, Jos. C

Gentner, F. C

Gentry-, W. T

George, R. E

Gerberich, George. . . Gessler, E. E

Getz, John M

Gever, Edwin F

Gibbons, C. C

Gibbs, A.C

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Alvah E

Gibson, Hopkins . . .

Gibson, Irene

I, 4'5I

1. 843 ^''2 2, 2S9

1. 236

I- 745'-^ 8 592

2, 220

2, 384

540

2. 243

1, 166

2, 2SS

5355- 44

737- 40 915.60

370. So

327- 25

2. 00

155- 10

888. 00

, 192. GO

135- 00

S98. 00

466. 40

Name.

1,801^

2, 346^

1,846 2,178

720. 60

938. 60

738. 40

, 023. 85

148. 40

2, 300^2

2, 342

1,743^2

128 519

920. 20

588. 52

697. 40 51.20

97- 32

429. 21

2, 304

2, 423^

2, 28S

2, 607^

774. 20

691. 00

921. 60

579- 72

549- 12

876. 49

1, 690^

*294

1,566 440

1,696

2, 145

2, 352

11566

1,638 396

2, 228

273

1,689 2,094

2, 230

743

823. 38

676. 20

. 249- 50

626. 40

176. 00

678. 40

958. 12

940. 80

414. 48

626. 40

655- 20

186. 88 891.32

42. 94

, 212.64 35-20

405- 36

840. 92 993-56

860. 84

326.81

951. 28

746. 77

2, 446

2, 249^ 39^

*229

613.40

333- 76

587. 04

, 003. 52

15.80

659- 52

623. 52

Gibson, J. W

Gilbert, Abel

Gilbert, Edward G. . Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J. . .

Giles, Harrv E

Giles, Helen F

Gilliland, W. H

Gillin, David

Gillin, J.T

Gillespie, J. W

Gillespie, 8. F.' Gillon, P. C

Gilmore, C. F

Gil more, Olive I Ginesi, Josephine. . .

Ginesi, Marie

Gir\-in, Isabella

Gisriel, Lizzie

Gist, F.W

Glade, Henry F

Glasco, I^izzie Gleason, Dennis

Gleason, John

Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Joseph F. . . . Glenn, W. G

Glennan, Richard B. Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godfrev, Joseph H. . Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Godwin, Geo. W

Goebel, A. N

Goldstein, William N

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goodheart, Briscoe.

Goodlove, B. F

Goodman, Cassie A. . Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodspeed, Alex. . . Gordon, M. B

Gordon, S. D

Gorman, Geo. E

Gorman, James O. . .

Gorniley, A . Goslin, James

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. C

Gottleib, K

Gotwald, Iv. Murrav .

Gove, Chas. H . . Grady, Daniel

Graeves, Edith S

Graff, Charles T

Graff, J.C Graham, A. W

Amount earned. Hours

plo> work. work.

2, 587^

2, 241 Yi

2, 064^

440

2, 223

2, 258 1,456

2, 335^

2,518^

1,781!/^ 2,0461^

2, 222 1,487

2, 290 1,079^ *76

, 039. 76

, 008. 67

,013.52

204. 16 996. 93

. 003. 52

582. 40

,378.48

, 015. 76

712. 60

429. 76 971.32

594. 80

, 023. 72

269. 87

218. 88

329. 56 Graham, Geo. W. . . . Graham, H. A

Graham, Harr\' C. .

Graham, J. H."

j Graham, James R. .

[ Grant, J. F

I Grant, Johns

Ij Grant, Lizzie

j| Gi-asse, Marie L . . . .

j Graves, Benj. B. F . .

1 Graves, James S. . . . Gray, Edna

1 1 Gray, Eugene S . . . . Grav, George

Gray, H. W

Grav, Lewis

; Gray, Lily

* Davs.

2, 261^ $904 60

2, 920 987 60

2, 130 532 60

I, 158^ 616 55

i,65i>^ 660 60

1,586 634 40 *50 144 00

2, 370^ I, 189 45 692 346 00 1,345^ 538 20

2, 032 762 00 2,318% 927 40

2, 268 I, 134 00

2, 296 918 40 2,111% 844 60

1, 839%

1,830

1, 894%

1, 012

1,764 195%

88

I, 711 696

1,544 549%

1, 779%

1,788

72 1,711 1,463 328

2, 332%

1,536 1,875%

2,379 2,318% 248%

387.88

439. 20

, 036. 92

404. 80

330. 70 32.88

22. 40

684. 40

278. 40

617. 60

219. 80 711.80 447.00

36.00

684. 40

365. 75

131. 20

, 038. 08

614. 40

843. 97

594- 75

927. 40

62. 12

2, 692

I, 802%

1, 728

I, 708 1,836 1,987%

1, 135%

2, 253 1,370 1,685%

2, 245

I, 723%

1, 220

2, 243%

756.51

753. 36

691. 20

683. 20

734- 40

942. 38

454. 20

473- 12 688. 80

674. 20 538.80

430. 84

488. 00

897. 40

40

- 272 1

" 167 j 2, 301%

2,328 1,653%

2, 348

2, 403

1,917

216

1, 182

898. 16

16. 00

1.057. 14 1.035.67

1,039.52

424. 59

939. 2r, 672. 95

780. 40 86.40

295- 50

I, 265

1,692;

506. 00

423. 10

2. 343%

26 1,405% 49%

784. 44

4.87

562. 64

9.28
i84 RHPORl" OI^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding [including Congi'-essio^ial Record) duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Gray, R. F

Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Gi'een, Clem

Green, Edward A . .

Green, John C

Green, M. K

Green, T. P

Gi-een, Wni. T

Gi-eene, Emma

Greene, John, jr Greene, R. A

Greenfield, Wm. E • • Grenacher, Chas. . . . Griffin, C. I. Griffin, John

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffith, George

Grigg, H. B

Grigg, lyouisa T

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, I^aura Grimes, Perry

Grimsley, P. A

Grinnan, R. I, Griswold, M. J Griswold, W. A

Groo, Mahlon

Groome, Chas. E

Grosh, B. F

Groshon, Clinton. . . . Groves, J. W

Grumley, E. C

Guenther, I^ouis Gunder, E- A

Gunn, Harry S

Gunter, Peter B

Gutelius, W.E

Guy, Isabelle P

Hass, Isaac C

Hackett, Murray

Hackstaff, George. .

Hadcock, Frank

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Hain, Elizabeth

Haines, Claude E • • Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Eouis E . • • Hale, R.J

Hall, Birdie

Hall, C. E

Hall, Columbus

Hall, Edward J

Hall, Frank

Hall, Fred A

Hall, G. W

Hall, H , . Hall, J. Wesley

Hall, Minnie

Hall, R

Hall, Richard W

Hall, S. K

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle Halpenny, R. E- S. . . Haltigan, P J Hambright, F. H

Hamilton, Frank D. . Hamilton, Isaac Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, M. D

Hammon, Grace E- . . Hammond, A. W . . . . Hammond, J. E

Hampson, Iowa

Handlev, Jos. A

Handley, Wm. W

Handly, E.J

-952

1,683 1,721^

1,579^

2, 170

1, 926

2, 088

2, 266

2, 333

2, 224^

1,716

2, 141 1,586^4 432

2, 299^

88

I, 728

$781. 20

216. oo

217- 35

673. 20

602. 52 379.08

970. 28

549. 00

563.68

,015. 12

, 045. 87

, 165.98

429. 00

856. 40

634. 60

172. 80

919. 80

35. 20

339- 33

864. 00

$422.41

1,443

1,8211

I, 718

577. 20

833. 80

687. 20

2, 192 2,415

2, 192 1,8201^

2, 249^

444

2, 284^

1, 196 982 M

2,491

2, 196

2, 353^

* 288 1-4 *297

1,382 423

I, 192

876. 80

804. 68

981. 85 514.21

899. 80

142. 24

I, 208. 70

478. 40

393. 00

996. 40

985. 28 941.40

923. 20

I, 707- 75

552.- 80

224. 19

447. 00

1, 74iJ^ 1,692^4

2, 380

1, 679/^ 336

2, 360

366. 97

423. II

[, 261. 40

671.80

134. 40

r, 222. 95 40

632

1, 159 2,398

2, 046

2, 2891^ 1,924

I, 010

I, 382^

27286

I, 208 1,996^

16. 00

395- 00

505. 80

I, 060. 37

I, 084. 38

927. 27

496. 28

263. 92

259. 20 68.00

21.50

384- 31

798. 60

2, 066

2, 270 1,354

1, 272

2, 649

i,94t

2, 273

I, 640^

1,984%

1, 725%

2, 396%

2, 2791^ 2,314%

2, 302

859. 88

r, 345- 16

592. 88

318. 00

770. 65

891. 17. 909. 20

410. 12

793. 80

690. 20

958. 60 911.80

925. 80

920. 80

354- 23

407. 09

23.61

Name,

Hours

employed.

Hanft, Theo. M

Hanlon, Sam'l C . . . . Hannah, Monroe. . . . Hannon, Ella Hansbrough, Annie . Hansford, Will R. .. . Haradon, Fannie A.

Harbaugh, Carroll . Harden, Chas. W

Harden, W. E

Hardenbui-gh, M. ,S. . Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Hardesty, Reuben C

Harding, C. T

Harding, Frank E. . . Harding, Margaret. . Harding, W.E

Hardwicke, R. E

Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore M . Harford, R. B

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence. . . . Harper, J. T

Harper, James E • • • • Harper, James E • • • Harper, M. A

Harper, Thomas W. . Harrald, H

Harrell, Wells C

Harrigan, Frank E • Harrington, F. A . . . . Harris, C. H I Harris, David I Harris, Florence M.

Harris, H ! Harris, Harriet j Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harris, W. J Harris, Wm. H

Harrison, B. E

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, Geo. A . . . . Harrison, J. W

Harrison, John, jr . .

Harstin, Robert H . . Hart, Belle Hartley, Eee Hartman, V. W

Harward, Chas. E. .

Harwood, D. J Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harry .

Haskell, E. A

Haskell, James G

Hasse, Adelaide R. .

Hassett, Thomas .... Hastie, R. B

Hathaway, D. C

Hatley, Frank M

Hatton, G. W

Hauer, J. F

Havenner, Geo. C. . . . Havens, Frank B. . . . Hawke, Nellie E

Hawken, Agnes M. .1 Hawkins, Geo. A. . . -

I Hawley, Cornell vS. . . Haworth, Thos. W. . Hayden, Geo. H | Hayes, Finley vS Hayes, Mamie

Haves, Marv I Hays, Uriel'C I Haynes, Eavinia F.. . Days.

2, 228 1,370 1,903%

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

|i, 005. 94

891. 20

548. 456. 751

2, 2091^

245 1,769

1,724

I, 720%

1, 726%

1,454

2,058

2, 0045^

1, 502%

1,6441^

2, 303%

1,715 1,712%

1, 716%

1,824

1,870

2, 386%

519%

2, 016 1,695%

2, 303

2, 186^

1,241

I, 706^

699

264

I, 761 457

300.

1,472%

I, 72888

2, 768

2, 270

2, 131%

I, 000

I, 733%

1,859

I, 296

1, 669%

2, 182

I, 928%

1, 189^

2, 290^

1, 288%

2, 211^4 1,828 *295 150% *30i%

920%

2, 340%

2,0121/2 620

2, 155%

2, 406

552.

68.

729. 413-

860.

776. 589-

823. 501.

360. 415-

r, 064.

686.

685. 686.

456.

448.

I, 048.

226.

I, 190. 423-

622.

977-

496.

682.

.287.

'49- 884.

109. 331- 691.

35- 943-

I 014-

953-

187. 693-

862. 518.

369- 976.

876. 475-

013.

515-

457-

I, 510.

34-

I, 759- 230.

I, 172. 514-

248.

I, 142. 744-

2, 076 519. 00 *303% 1,517-50

2, 350'^

2, 060%

958. 32

I, 008. 91

I, bio5^ I, 007. 55 204 42.84

1,506 318. 02 1,337% 535- 00

I, 780% 445- 12
REPORT THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement shozving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding including Congressional Recoj'd) duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours Amount earned.

Haywood, Edward. . Havwood, Jennie F.

Hazle, Edgar F. Cx. .

Healv, James A | Healv, Thomas F

Heck. Wm. C I Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. H. . Heffernan. Thos

Heffner, Clara S

Heffner, ^Marv

Heffner, N

Heidingsfeld, E

Heinline, Chas. S. . . . Heinline, Lida C

Heiston, T. B

Helff, Josefine M....

Hellings, Hattie R. . .1 Hellman, Clem I Hemmings. Fred. I,. Hendel, W. A

Henderson, Belita. . . Henderson, Harrv' Hendler, Chas. T

Hendricks, Daniel. . . Hendricks, E

Hendricks, ^Vm. J. .

Henke, Chas. E

Henke, Fred. W , Henning, S. E

Henshaw, C. W ! Hepburn, Chas. F. . . .1 Herbert, Edwin W.

Herbert, Helen

Herbst, Minnie

Hering, Thomas F. Herndon, John G. .

Herring, Silas C . . .

Herron, John

Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H

Hess, :Morris J Hess, S

Hester, John C

Hickcox, John H. .

Hickey, Annie

Hickev, David

Hickev, Ellen Hickey, John F ' Hicklin, J. B

Hickman, Mar\-

Hickman, W. H

Higgins, Benj. F

Higgins, Jno. J Higgins, Lizzie Higgins, Miles J

Hill, Chas. W

Hill, Delia

Hill, J. E

Hill, Lorenzo

Hill, O.H

Hillebrant, Amv E . • Hillebrant, F. j'. Hilton, Eva A

Himmelman, JohnC.

Hinkel, Wm. F

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, Thos. B. . . Hobbie, Mattie Hobbs, H. W

Hobby, J.J Hodes, Theo

Hodges. John C

Hoes, James E

Hoev, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence . . Hofi"nagle, Alice Hofman, Ferdinand.

2.327/2

2, >2

I, 296

1, 204

1, 255^

1,830 877^

1.749

2. 257^

1.352 1.317^

2, 332

2,258

1,653

1,755

I, 834^2

178 1,950

1,44614

1. 280 1,68814

2, 18314 *288

1,459

2, 215 "288

32

2, 52S>^

1,968 448 1,699^

1,848

1.997

2, 456 1,811^

2,348

1, 354%

2, 025^

1,888 *I62

1,848 408

972

2, 352

2, 077^

552

1,644

1,904

r 865 \ 1*180 /

2, 330

1,763

2, 0251^

282

5436. 40

511.42

518.40

481. 60

502. 20

732. 00 351-00

699. 60

903. 40

324. 48

539- i6

932. 96

903. 20

396. 72

702. 00

440. 28 37-37 685.44

578. 60 512.00

405- 24

873- 40

1,656.00

366. 40

986. 04

I, 296. 00

12. 80 830-57

472- 32

179. 20

679. 80

924. 00

419- 36

520. 74 747-54

I, 244. 44

8. 15 35-20

Piece- work.

Hours

employed.

$442.47

291. 02

Hogan, Jno. J Hogan, John E

Hogan, John H

Hoiby, Heniy

Hoiahan, Wm

Holbi-ook, Chas. F . . . Holcombe, Samuel "W Holden, Augs. R

Holden, Lewis F

Holeman, Wm. N . . . . Holland, Jesse

Holler, Rosa L

Hollingshead, Nannie M

Holloway, James L • Holmes, C. E

542. 04 917.04

472. 00 93T-50

468. 40

142. 80

182. 20

1, 105.42 831.00

103. 48

678. 40

478. 00

1, 152-55

489. 28

445- 72

913. 88 52-85

307- 25

1,64814

1, 233

2, 426 *3i8K

I, 722

1, 956%

81

2, 072%

1,832

2, 297 440

327

2, 228 i-i 2. 241

2, 049 1/4 1,736

2231^

I. 791

420. 75

315- 23

582. 24

591- 25

413. 28

889. 96 32.40 927.52

439- 68 918.80

176. 00

141. 20 891.40

, 007. 04

541- 50

542- 50

55-87

716.40

Holohan, Eliza A . . . . Holton, Hoyt A

Homan, H.'O Homburg, Ernest F. . Honest}-, INIorris Hooper, E. J Hoover, Frank

Hoover, M. E

Hopkins, Edwin J . . . Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, S. E

Hopper, Annie

Hopping, F. A

Hopwood, Louise . . . . Horen, Ed. B

Houghtaling, Henry.

Hou.ston, J. H . Howard, Fannie ....

I Howard, Julia R

I Howard, Martha

Howard, T.W

Howard, Wm. H

360. 50 Howcott, Percie N. . . ,

I Howe, Merwin G

Howells, Florence E

Howes, E. L

Howland, G. W

Howie, C. A

Howlin, Wm

Howser, Bertie C Hoyme, H. H

Hubbard, A. J. E

Hubbard, J. P

Hubbel, Mar>- Huggins, J. T

Hughes, Chas. R

Hughes, Ellis Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, Geo. D

Hughes, Harry

Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Humes, Annie M . .

Humphrey, O.W

Hundley, M. B

Hunt, Margaret .... Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, C. H

Hunter, Hubert .... Hunter, M. G. A

Hunter, R. R

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurdle, Mary

Hurfurth, Josephine

Hurley, Jennie C . .

Hurley, John F

Hurworth, Thos

Hu.son, W. J Huss, A. L

Days.

86140

2, 2541^

I, 712%

1,486

1, 708%

2,512

180 1,725

2, 416 1,075%

1,932% 1,975%

2, 752

( 973%\

1*167 /

2, 303%

1,651 *284

1, 832

2, 328 932

I, 222 "'"367% 1.944%

I, 732%

2, 299 1,384

2, 711 1,631%

1,968%

606

2, 048

2, 152%

197 1,536%

516.91

2, 255%

464 2,418^

324

2, 127% 322%

1,884

1,328

Amount earned. Time

work.

$344- 50

16. 00

1, 007. 79

685. 00 615.68

683. 40

673. 84

72. 00

690. 00

1, 087. 20

268. 87

463. 80

414. 85

774. 00

I, 440. 74

552. 84

688. 04

I, 594- 87 1,031-57

582. 00

247- 49

488. 80

147. 00

886. 97

415. 80 921.46

1, 006. 65 553-60

I, 236. 24

342. 94

466. 53

113- 58

819. 20

861. 00

49- 25

617. 16

, 008. 60

185. 60

967. 40

129. 60

446. 77

129. 00

943. 00

531- 20

1, 8055^ 1,923%

2,565%

1,724 1.544% 1,691%

2, 276^

2, 982

1,687 452

2, 288

1, 703%

2, 246^

* 292

722. 20 785.48

I, 031. 04 431.00

495- 90

676. 60

910. 60

1,831-32

354-26

94- 92

1, 144. 00

408. 84

919. 14

730. 00

1,404

1,95496 450

2, 154%

1,820

216

792 1,656

1,919

I, 782%

1, 185%

2, 105^

349-24

530.48 !• 24.00 I. 90.00 . 861.80 '. 914.60 . 45-36 . 148.46 !. 397-44 i- 875.68 !. 450.55 • 446.45 1. 948.80 1.
i86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Sia/riiifu/ s/i()7ci)io- Uw 11 uiiihn- ofpersons employed in /he pnh/ie pri>itiiig and binding- [iminding CongressioJial Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hour.s emploN-ed.

Husse^-, Annie

Hrssey, Patrick Hutcherson, John F. Hutcheson, Erskine. Hutcheson,M.\V., jr. Hutchinson, Anibr'.se Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchison, Wm

Hutton, Clara E

Hvatt, John B

Hyde, W. B

Hyler, O. D

Hvnes, Sarah E

Ingalls, Albert E

Ingledue, J. B

Irey, Chas. W

Irvm, J. E

Irwin, James H

Irwin, Margaret A .

Jackon, Gates

Jackson, Celeste T . . Jackson, Clarence. .

Jackson, Edward. . . . Jackson, Fannie . . . . Jackson, Henrietta.

Jackson, J. U

Jackson, James

Jackson, Jennie

Jack.son, M. O

Jackson, Pauline. . . . Jackson, Theo. H. . . . Jacobs, Arthur

Jacobs, Augs

Jacoby, Callie Jaeger, Andrew

Jaeger, August H . . . Jaques, John B

Jayne, T. F

Jeffries, James H. . . . Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles. . . . Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Meredith . . . Jenkins, W. I^ Jenkins, Zachary T. . Jenks, Richard 1^. . . . Jewett, HattieM

Johannes, Geo. B. . . . Johns, W. R., jr Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Adam W. .

Johnson, Geo., jr . . . . Johnson, Geo. B

John.son, Geo. S Johnson, J. V

John.son, Jas. A

Johnson, Julius 1^. . . . Johnson, L. H

Johnson, Mamie E • . Johnson, ]Mar\' Johnson, O. K.

Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. S

John.son, Virgie

John.son, W. B

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, W. L

John.son, Wm

John.ston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M. . Johnston, John M . . . John.ston, R. E

Johnston, Simeon . . . Johnston, W. E

Jonas, vS. A., jr Jones, Albert N

Jones, Edward F . . . . Jones, Edwin C

Jones, F. H

i< 769

2. 017^

1,471^2

2, 0065^

1,917 328

1,897^^ 1,859^

2, ^02^4 1,517^2

2, 364 M

1,689 874

1, 092

88

2, 3001^

1,324

2, 387

70

Amount earned. Time

work.

$896.35

1,012. 15 368.48

882. 60

479- 25 86.87

474. 84

446. 28 575-62

607. 00

949- 15

405- 36 349.60 . 273-79 ' 35-20

1,030. 92

595- 20

954. 80

10.94

Piece- work.

I565- 69

58^ 9-25

2, 200 348

549- 97

65- 23 972 182. 19

2, 356 944. 66

2, 447^ 614- 73 1,095 229. 94

1,424 569- 60

2, 3201^ 580. 34

2, 060 >^ 922. 28 844 337- 60 1,905^- 762. 20

I, 720 1,384688. 00

553- 60 1,212^ 485. 00

2, 29S I, 149. 00

2, 250^ 562. 74

2, 139^ 559- 06

2, 272 568 00

2, 400 860 00

2, 404^ I, 100 07

1,474 598 36

2, 958^ 1,512 27

I, 806^ 722 60 *3i4 569 50

2. 343 1,386 73 1,509/^ 603 80 2,404 780 27

2, 105^ 842 48

88 35 20

2, 250 1,125 00

2, 141^ 955 88

2, 790 1,045 62

2, 2841^ 913 80

298. 20

411. 61

418.40

439- 36

24 344

291 1,336

1,978

2, 201^

2, 328

24 1,6671^

1,915

I, 860^

1, 304^

2, 127^

2. 356^

2, 3483^

I, 754'.^ 1,6491^

1,949^^ 1,549 432

5-04

165. 12

116. 40

400. 80

417- 15

880. 60

I, 039- 36 7.98

667. 00

459. 60

635- 35 521.80

I, 127.55

942. 60

822.37

801. 12

659. 80

779- 80

619. 60

172. 80

203. 59

457- 23

26

Name.

Jone.s, (i. E

Jones, Grace \V Jones, J. B

Jones, Jacob A

Jones, John A

Jones, John W

Jones, I^ydia E

Jones, m". F

Jone.s, Rosalie

Jones, Thos. D

Jones, Thos. 1^ Jones, W. F

Joi-dan, Charles J. .

Jordan, Green J Jordan, Lula D

Jordan, Richard E.

Jordan, vSabina Jordan, W. H

Jovnei", W. H

Judge, CP

Jul lien, I^ouis Juno, Chas. V

Kahlert, J. H

Kamerer, John H. .

Kane, James

Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia. .

Karnes, James E . .

Kaviffman, Jos. C . .

Kautenburg, M. N. Keane, Katie

Kearnej', John T . .

Kearns,"Thos. D

Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keblinger, W. W.. .. Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Keebler, Michael . .

Keefe, J. E

Keefe, T

Keegan, M

Keeler, Rachael . . .

Keenan, J. H., jr Kehoe, Geo. D

Kehoe, J. D

Kehoe, Katie

Keicher, Marv

Keller, Geo. C

Kelle3', E. B

KelU', Annie

Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, B.E

Kelly, Hubert

Kelly, James F

Kelly, John

Kellv, John J

1 Kelly, Katie

I Kelly, T.J

Kellv, W. B

Kelly, W.T

Kemon, F. C

I Kendall, R.W

I Kendrick, George .

I Kendricks, vS. J

; Kennedy, John J

. .

' Kennedy, Joseph H. Kenney' L. P

Kenney, Micheal . .

Kent, John

Kent, Ivillie V

Kepner, E

Keppler, Geo. H

Kernan, James

Kerne}', Ro.sa B

Kerr, Saniviel H

. .

[ Kerse}', Virginia ....

. . Ker\'in, \V. H

. .] Ketcham, Fi-ed Days.

Hours

emploj'ed.

^93^/2 S92I/0

2, 21854

2, 108^

631

Amount earned. Time j Piece- work, i Vv'ork.

$498.

40. 22^. 8S7.

[,o8i.

157-

792

I, I50H

190. 08

460. 20 2,055

88

822. 00 35.20

1, 222^ 308. 82 56 14. 00

I, 745^4 368. 05 1,798 451.60

I, 426 437. 76 316 79. 00

2, 347 938. 80

I, 800 337- 50

2, 123^ J, 125.45

1,796 368

898. 00

147. 20 328 131. 20

1,630 740^

1, 168

I, 112 2,311

152

[, 235^

352

[,8i6

1, 269

2, 301 >^ 935

i,595>^ 1,626 1,476^

2, 403/4

* 29654

1,892 1,948^

546'^

1,628 1,742 2,047

762 6261^

2, 568

1,784 340 1,683^

2,449

2, 301

2, 30954

2, 121

3, 233^

996

1, 767

2. 154

2. 309^

2, 274

2, 332

2, 354

2, 246 554

I, 274^

I, 853%

2, 109

819.

296. 467.

333.

924.

• 57. 320.

140. 853. 317- 922.

233- 398.

390- 590.

751.

I, 702.

10. 425.

939.

218. 343. 435. 491.

167. 281. 866.

896.

71- 673.

I, 151. 594-

I, 155- 942.

I, 339-

249. 706.

I, 069.

938.

568. 932.

564-

539-

^79- 319.

524- 592.

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 187

No. 30.

Statcmoii slio-u'iiio' tlic niimbc)- ofpersons employed in the puhlie priiitin}^

and binding \ including Congressional Record) during Jisea I year, ete. —Cont'd.

Xame

Hours I emj ployed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Kej'S, Daniel

Kevser, Geo. D

Keyser. H. D

Kibbey, Hiram

Kimbark, F. S

King, A. H

King, Alvin H

King, E. D

King, E.J

King, J. Ligon

King, John F

King. M.R

King, Mattie B

King, Mattie I King, R. E

Kins:, Rufus T

King, W. A

King, W. :Marden .... King, William G

Kinney. M". L

Kinsella, M

Kinsloe. Robert A. . . . Kirby, Samuel G

Kirby, William L. . . . Kirk'land, William. . . Kir«-an, Mose.s F . . . . Kirwin, James A

Kistler, John S Klapp Daniel X

Klebold, Fred.F

Kleiber, Rose

Klink, John C

Klinknett, Geo. G. . . Klock, Edwin M

Klopfer, E. D

Klopfer, F. E

Kluge, Anna A

Knapp, James B

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P

Knoble, Charles Knoble, Max

Knockev, C. A

Knott, C. M

Knowle.s, G. E

Knowles, L. O

Knowles, Man- C. . . . Knowles, Wm.'T

Koehl, Charles C. .. . Koehler, C.H

Kohler, Celia Kohler, UHie

Konersman, John H

Koockogev, Samuel.

Koon, H. R

Koontz, Thos. L

Kreh, Chas. F

Kuhner, Augustus ... Kummer, George .... Kundahl, Chas

Kyne, Elizabeth

I^acoppidan, INIary^. .

Laing, Aug. M j Lakeman, F. M ! Lalor, Martha E

Lamb, George

Lambert, Nannie .... Lambert, W. C 1 Lamborn, Emma. . . .

Lamb.son, Belle. .... Lamont, E. T

Lam.son, J. R

Lanahan, Frank S . .

Lanahan, Joanna C .

Lancaster, Augustus

Lanca.ster, Isaiah. . . . Landrigan, Agnes ... Landvoigt, D. W

Landvoigt, Jno. A . .

2,490

1. 423

2, 251 2.4175^

2. 403 '"2 1,867

1, oSgJ^

2, 239^

2, 296 1,380

2, 246^

I, 262

5649- 55

569. 20

900. 40

969- 52

962. 76

790- 52

240. 93 912.37

I, 148. DO

657. 12

898. 60

378.96

1. 755%

2, 322 14

1. 972%

2, 5261^

2. 002

2, 052

1. 692 1< 116^4

2. 304

152

2, 194 1,455 2,049 821^

2, 284

2, 298 1.947

1, 2S3 2,191%

2, 340 390

492

370. 42

929. GO

550. 37 7.40

866. 50

500. 50

534- 70

406. 20 46.60

921. 60 60.80

896.80

582. 12

925. 80

328. 60

, 008. 05

919. 20

467. 28

320. 73

996. 09

585. 70

156. GO

196. 80

Piece- work.

f4i9- 57

Hours

emvloved.

Amount earned. Time

work.

*284 1,562%

1.647%

2, 3G2

1. 995

2, 2G9 1,682^

1,698 327%

1.365 1,918

2, 296

I. 710%

420. 00

625. 00

395- 40

220. 06 904.60

883. 60

673. GO

318. 35

13T. 00

257- 36

767. 20

573- 99

684. 20

1, 9G0

2, -,0114

1, 702l< 1,562

2, 29SI4 *295

2, 274

I. OI9I-4 5^697

400. 57

I, G44. 00 681.00

624. 80 919.40

I, 416.00

909. 60

257- 25

702. 00

407. 28 2,361

2. 906 944.40

889. 36 *286

1. 234

2, 214

2, 378

1, 605. 75

308. 49

I, 173.42

499- 35

507-91

603. 47

598. 58

28. OG

1,442%

2, 2S8 1.477

2, 174%

840 2,713%

I. 740%

*288 1,697%

383-31 577-00

I, 212. 64

694- 37

456. 64

210. 00

682. 67

435- II

I, 224. GO

679. 00

Lane, C. J Lane, Frank ' Lane, Jerrie J \ Langan, C. B ' Langdon, H. D

Langdon, Wm. J Lange, Emil A

Lange, Josepha

Langford, S. W

Langle}-, Hannah . . . Lanis, Richard Lanman, Frank E - . Lanning, O. N

Lappin, R. C

Larcombe, John

Larkin. CP

Lashhorn, M. A

Lasselle, Mary S

Latchford, George G . Lattin, Mar\- E

Lauxman, H. M. . . . . Lavis-son, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Law. Mary A

Lawler, Thos. M

Lawlor, Wm

Lawrence, Emma . .

Lawyer, Anna T

Lavden, Libbie

Lazelle, H. H

Leapley, J. N

Learv", Marv

Leavitt, Wm. M

Leaw, Jennie Le Buffe, A. F

Le Cain, W. H

Lee, A

Lee, Alice V

Lee, James

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, W. J Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

Leeper, J. W"

Leer, Mary

Leffel, Edward

Lefferts, Samuel G . . Le Grys, Ernest Lehmann, Henrj^ ... Leighton, Chas. H . . . Leith, Arthur T

Lemmon, Vincent. . . Lendner^ Maggie. . . . Lenhart, Joseph Lenman, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H . . . Lentz, W'm. H

Leonard, Annie F . . . Leonard, C. I Leonard, Geo. H

Leopold, Isabella H.

Lesher, Jacob C

Leslie, H. N

Le.ster, J. J Levey, John

Lewelljm, Luzetta. . Lewis, C.H

Lewis, C. W^ Lewis, Clarence I Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. H

Lewis, J. Oscar

Lewi.s, vS. W. . . ." Lewis, William E - . • • Levden, J. E

Lieutaud, H. C 1

1.930 336

2, 163

2, 262 14

2, 331%

16

2, 269 2,441%

1,048

2, 482^

379

1. 283^

40 *265

*287

1,456 352%

1,677

2, 082

Piece- work.

I485. 10 161.28

1,017.31

905- 12

932. 6g

6.40

1,076. 19 j 976.60 1 419.20 { 595.80

157.04 : 513.40 I 16.00 I 1,564.00

I 1,219.75 538.50 ! 75-28 I 402.48 j 520.50 ;

1,899

1, 264

2, 196%

2. 384

2, 202^

220^

474- 74

505. 60

878. 60

380. 27

886. 90 46.30

2. 537

1,92614

240 1,952%

496

1, 196

2, 303%

663- 25

483- 97 50.40

890. 32 115.36

462. 35 921.40

9. 00

2, 254 1,970

1,440

1, 859%

2, 340

2, G3214

2, 296^

1.470

1.254 777%

1. 516

2, 072

2, 298

2, 431

1.448 1,366

1,697

56

208

2, 290

2, 274%

2, 318%

848%

139 1

, * 290 J 1.336

2, 279^

1,236 1,930%

659. 45 415.45

319. 8g

1 850. 32

1 936. 00 1,115-59

1,148.25

623. 36

235. 04

311. GO

6g6. 40

j 828. 80

! 693. 30

' 1,010.71

i 579- 20 341-49

407. 28

I 22. 40

j 63. 75

! 115.20

1, 078. 20

477. 63

i 1,030.76

339- 80

; 862. 86

i 534- 40

I 911.80

309.00

772. 20

1395.62

672. g8

493, 20

279- 76

309- 05

403- 32

309- 82

368. 19

407 1,613%

1,576%

2. 403

1,314 1,916%

384

2, 427

1,915

162. 80

645. 40

378.36

961. 20

328. 47

766. 6g

153-60

, 142. 04 961.45

337. 37

352. II 420. 26

* Days.
i88 REPORT OI^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersojis employed in the public pi'inting

and binding {including Congressional Recoj'-d) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hours

era- ployed.

Ivightcap, Jno. C

Ivigon, John D

Lillard, N. J

I^indsay, Mary

Lindsley, Annie

Ivinguist, John

Linhart, May

I^iomin, Geo

Lippincott, Louis R .

I^itsinger, Elizabeth.

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Lloyd, Frank M

Lloyd, John W

Lockwood, W. K

Lohmeyer, R. C ' Long, Isabel M I Loomis, Wm. H j Lord, D i Lord, Mar>- A

Lordan, John J Lorentz, Mott L ' Loring, Annie

Louthan, John C

Love, Wm. R

Lowd, H. D

Lowd, AV. B

Lowdermilk, U. S. . .

Lowe, Birdie P

Lowe, Thos

Lowrey, J. H

Lowrv% Robert

Luckett, Jno. E

Luckett, Lucinda. . .

Ludlow, W. W

Luerssen, H. G

Lu.sby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lusby, John W

Lutz, Lawrence F... Lvden, Mollie Lydick, J. D

Lynch, Ada J Lynch, James

Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Joshua W. . . . Lvnn, D

L>'on, G. A

Lyon, Henry A

Lyon, Thos. J Lyon, Watson.

Lytle, N. H

Maag, Frank W

Mabrey, R. L

Macdo'nald, James H

Macfeat, T. D ! Mackay.GeorgeD., jr Macksey, John C. . . . 1 MacMurray, Chas. J. Macnamara, Fred. G .

[ Macnichol, Sallie 1 Madden, William.

Maddox, Fannie.. Maddox, John F. . Maddren, J. S Maddren, Joseph.

Magill, Chas. H....

Magill, W. J Maguire, W. H

Mahan, H. B

Maher, A. F

Maher, Kd. C

Maher, Thomas F. Mahoney, Jas. A. .

Mahoney, Julia

1,2713^

2, 304

365

2, 361%

2, 503 >^ 1,544

2. 295 i,943>^

1, 216 1,527^^

2, 064^

1,934^

2, 224 14 925

1,840

1,476

1,824

2, 487

1,344 932

1,99140

53iJ

1,943

2, 298

22

2, 304

2, 338 432

2, 336

2, 334

2,349

2, 284

1,595 2,415

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$577- 08

I, 210. 07

147. 04

566. 76

788. 67 617.60

983- 14

409. 81

364. 80

767- 95

828. 20

773- 80

958. 80

370. 00

468. 00

590. 40

638. 39

994. 80

403. 20

375- 52

957. 18

16. 00

229. 80

777- 20 55t-52

11.40 921.60

1,310. 83 161.50

I, 183. 77

933- 60

587. 25

914. 08

334- 95

[, 207. 50

80' 451

Major, Harry B

Maley, John t Malone, Mary A I

2, 245 i,66i>^1, 190. 11 664. 60 48 19. 20

I, 264 505. 60 1,781^ 623. 50

143 59.28

2, 018!^ 807. 64

1,924 769. 60

2, 372 948. 80

2, 227 1, 026. 80

I, Ti^Vt. 710. 60

2, 484 869. 40

I, 773 791-05

2, 376 1, 038. 72 1,906 762. 40

2, 072

I, 858^

585. 20

348. 43

1, 636 654. 60

I, 729 691.60

2, 266^ 906. 60

I, 410

I, 906

564. 00

762. 40

115 55- 20

2, 380 952. 00

2, 243 908. 40

1,648 828. 00 1,981^ I, 055. 02 40 16. 00

711-25

1,653^/^ 661.40

1, 713^ 321. 26

$161. 79

401. 40

406. 79

40. 50

109. 89

706. 38

553- 95

377- 25

491- 74

'367.' 58

345- 41

507. oS

Name.

Hours

emploj'ed.

Maloney, F. T

Malone}', J. M

Maloney, William. . . Maloy, Frank J Man,' Albert F

Manderfeld, Frank L

Mangan, Elizabeth. . Manire, J. L

Mankin, Rose D

Mann, B. F

Mann, J. L i Mann, W. C I Mannery, W'illis H.

Manning, G. W\, jr. Manning, Geo. W...j

Manning, Jennie E-; Manning, W. J Marceau, Marie j Marcellus, Robert H I Marceron, Regina. . . Marcinkowski, V. . . .

j Markey, Patrick H. .| Markham, M

Marsh, Clara Mansh, D. D ' Marshall, Libbie. ... Marshall, E- H

Marshall, Vincent . . . Marshall, W. T

Marston, A. P

Martin, Arthur F

Martin, Bertie E

Martin, J. J Martin, Jennie : Martin, Lucia L

Martin, Minnie E- • - Martin, Sarah

Martin, W. K \ Martinson, J. E i Marvin, Daniel J . Man^e, A. M

Mason, Frederick Mason, Fred A. .

Massie, L. A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, John . . . A Mathers, J. W

Mathews, Effie Y i Mathews, W. M : Matthews, Chas. E. -

j Matthews, Harry. ... Mattimore, Chas. A.

Mattinglv, O. F j Mattingly, Thos. J. .| Maupin, A. T

Maus, C j May, Thos. O \ Mayer, Frederick B. Mayer, Geo. E

Mayhew, Chas. W. .

Mavnard, Jno. F

Maxwell, J. W ! Maxwell, Julia M . . .j Maxwell, W. A

Meacham, C. E

Meagher, Wm j Mearns, j Meek, John | Meder, Mary ' Meehan, Annie

Meehan, Joseph

Meek, Roy C

Meier, Chas : Melick, F. H

Mellis, J. C

Mellon, Chas. B

Menard, W. T

Merchant, W. H

2,317

2, 160

2, 16254 2,32480

1, 197^

1,6051^

I, 594^

1, 799^

2, 420^

1, 148 583

2, 397^

40

2, 257

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 3o8>^

2, 247

2, 5 10 * 300 14 r,557'/^ 1,723 1,560 1,843 1,848

1, 743^

2, 298^

437

1, 462 934 1,852^

2, 386%

$926. 80

r, 045. 22

865. 00

935- 40

32. 00

543- 32

385- 32

637. 80

378. 88

r, 265. II 459- 20

244- 32

665. 77

16. 00

[, 196. 21

737. 20

462. 00

697. 40

, 218. 20

174. So

308.61 305.68

444. 60

501. 15 2,373 574-40

56 22. 40

2, 356^ 942. 60

I, 293^ 517-40 *3T2 624. 00

T, 546p 388.61

411. 00

I, 046 262. 00

I, 345/^ 538. 20

2, 244 14 897. 80

1,713 411. 12 2,423

I, 089^

649- 33

435- 80

1,01754

1, 86454

254- 37

745. 80

2, 283 1, 209. 99

2, 304 1, 221. 12

2, 284!'^ 921. 21

2, 281 14 912.60

1,924 769. 60

1,6355^ 654. 20 * 20254; 593- 62 44 17. 60

1,407 562. 80

* 299 I, 270. 75

2, 300 I, 150.00 2,579

1,60754

822. 27

643. 00

85 13- 31

I, S5S14 392. oS

1, 792 716. 80

1,323;/'

1, 7985^

566. 04

719. 40

* 291 I, 673. 2=i 2, 29854 I, 078. 35

2, 102 1,051.00

2, 2745^ 979. 00

356 170.88

159- 05 471-85

004. 20

277. 12

623. 00 413-52

507- 89

$541-23

487. 00

I.59- 99

441. 24

382.

410. 22

387. 07

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 189

No. 30.

Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding [^including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

emplo3-ed.

:Meredith, F. C

Merrick. Belle M

Merritt, Ed^ar B. . . . ZMetcalf, F. S

Metcalf, Jessie Metheny, Belle

:Metzuno:, John W . . . Mever. Leonard | Michael, Theo

Middleton, Ella

INIiddleton, George H.

Milans, Emma J

INIil bourn, Florence . Mil lav, Michael

Miller, Bertie

Miller, C. E

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, Chas. E ! Miller, Daniel

Miller, Da\-id A

Miller, Elizabeth

Miller, Frank

Miller, George

Miller, Harr>-

Miller, Hattie

Miller, J. F

Miller, J. W i Miller, Jas. H | Miller, Jno. J Miller, John H 1 jNIiller, Lemuel E- •! Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie A . . . Miller. O. S

Miller. R. E. G

Miller. \Vm. K i MilLs, E. C : MilLs, John S

Mills, Mary F

]\Iill.s, W. T

Milstead, Maggie.

Milton, G. L

Minis, E. A

Miner, Charlotte

Miner, John

Miner, K j Minor, Jane E i Mitchell, E. E 1 Mitchell, J. D

Mitchell, Kate A....

Mitchell, L. S

Mitchell, M.^\

Mitchell, Mattie M. . Mitchell, Martha W.

Mitchell, Thomas A.| Moakler, Charlotte. . Moeiis, S Mohler, G. M

Molan, :M. G

Moler, R. L \ Monahan, Thomas . .

I Moncure, T. G ! Montgomery, Denny

^Montgomery, Geo. F. ^lontgomei-y, J. F.. . Montgomery, Jas. M

]Montgomery, Virgil. Montrose, Olive M . . Montz, O. S Moore, C. W

Moore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore, Charles A. . . . Moore, David B

Moore, F. \V Moore, Fred. W

Moore, Ida Moore, Percy L

Moore, Sarah R

Moore^Wm. S

2, 272 14

1, 258^

2, 0765^ 9S0

, 2S0

, 716

.998

Amount earned. Time

work.

I909. 00

314. 60

941. 28

392. 00 34-44

512. 00

686. 40

602. 70 415 [,875^

1-93:' 1,044 599

2, 067

88

6 328

I, 728

I, 2661^

1, 794 2,093

2, 286 1,918

i,457J4

2, 304

15

8.8 348

223

398.'^

, 728 .903

.299

, 920

, 016

, 792 ,662^

, 708 ^289

1, 684 14

.56

182. 35

450. 12

484. 45

195- 65

267. 85

I, 201.41 35-20

127. 22

1. 12

131. 20

691. 20

506. 60

430. 68

922. 08

I, 357- 66

767. 20 583-00

24.00 35-20

584- 36 921.60

3.87

35- 20

Piece- work.

,244.44 46.83

667. 09 432.00

339- 95 551-76

480. GO

5 - 70

536. 72

548. 16

716. So

399.00

409. 92

1,661.75 315.82

22.40

1-913^ 873.44

2,399 972. 10

2,3".^/^ 88

I, 034. 74

35- 20 1.803^ 452. 87

2, 128

I, 216 745.00

486. 40

2, 010

328

897- 52

131. 20 40 16.00 48 19. 20 1,440 576.00

1,826 384. 38 1,740 435. 00

2, 688 881.50

328 131.20

2, 338 475. 12

1, 014 190. 07

2, 400 I, 200. 00 ,923,'-4. 769. 4.0

622. 42

399- 70

295- 58

394- 47

466. 49

393- 33

380. 58

349

588.48

7.64

454- 95

^75- 07

Moorman, Chas. H. . , $9.62 i Mooty. M. M

Moran, C. A

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

INIoran, Mary

Morecock, Virginia. , Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Daniel L

Morgan, Henry

Morgan, J. C

Morgan, J. J. Morgan, Jesse W

Morgan, L- A

Morgan, T. Frank. . . , Morgan, W. D

Morisou, Lindsey. . . , Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, John

Morris, M

Morris, Robert S

Morris, Roy T

Morris, Stephen , Morris, T. M

Morrison, Alex

Morri.son, Anna C

Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Geo. W. . . , Morrison, H. W

Morrison, John H

Morrison, Lucy

Morrow, M. M

Morrow, Mary

Morse, J. P

Morse, Thomas E- .

Moseley, D. H

^Nloseley, T. G

ISIo.sher, Alexander

Moss, W. H.

J.Iotherhead, John C

Mount, C. J :Mouse, Thomas

Mowrer, Hattie A. .

Moxley, C. C. H

Moxley, Edah C

Moylan, Thos. J INIoynihan, D. L. . . .

Muckelston, Wm. H

Mudd, Frances T . .

Mulcare, Ella Mullan, Samuel E - - Mullen, J.J Mulligan, James

Mulquin, Mary A . .

Mulroy, John Murphy, CP

Murphy, C. S Murphy, Charles T . Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard . .

Murray, E- P

Murray, J. J Murray, John J Murray, Jos. V

Murray, Julia Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F .

Murto, R. Benj

Musick, Samuel H .

Mutchler, Floyd .... Myer, Sam

Myers, Agnes

Myers, E. G

Myers, Fred. D

Myers. John .

Hours employed.

2, 296

2, 355

1,9181

1,8441

2, 157 1,724

2, 353

1,695^^ 2,318^

2, 090 1,845^

256

1, 696

1,312

2, 333^

2, 238

2, 283

2, 291 252

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I 086 '^AIA An *434. 40

cc-7 c8 557. 5°

2, 286 1, 143. 00

i,8i7^^ 924. 10

I, 759/^ 887 40

.........

8. 40

2, 300 T o^r A« ^ , 305 . Oo

5 1 1 . 05

2, 281^ 912. 60

t' ^oc 1/ 964 00

925/2 870. 28

I, 015. 24

2, 21^/2 984. 50

I 842 744. 24 11759^ 716.60

2, 140^ 535- 12

I, 907 762 80

284 80

1, 988 795- 20

I, 867 350- 05

2, 300

172. 80

214/2 33- 52 025 °°

I, 936 774- 40

I, 929/^ 860 00 941^ 235- 67

1, 98454 793- 80 1,795^ 897.75

2, 340^ 481.83

"2,i69y2' 520. 68

2, 248 14 1, 191. 70

168 67. 20 759^ 303. 80

2, 26354 565. 87

2,376 686. 05

2, 288 915. 20

1, 600 640. 00

29654 71. 16

2, 128 595- 84 *263 680. 88

20 5.63

1, 033.

1, 390.

767- 461.

862.

689.

1, 247. 357-

927-

929.

738-

120. 678.

524-

[, 236. 895-

141.

t, 145- 47.

1,860 391. 78 1,849 989. 32

2, 126 999.21

2, 4365/2 1, 049. 86 1,977 790. 80

1,89154 709. 31 1,806 338. 60

2, 392 956. 80 2,6251/ 660. 37 1,655 360. 64 Days.
190 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding {including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Myers, John D

McAfee, C. McAleer, H

McAllister, Alex

McAloon, T. A

McArdle, H. F

McAuley, Alfred McAuley, R. C

McAuliffe, P. J McBride, J. R

McBride, Jas. G

McBride, S. F

McCabe, Hattie McCabe, Mary

McCabe, Wm

McCallum, Daniel. .

McCallum, P. M

McCampbell, N. I^. .

McCann, Jos. W

McCann, Thos

McCarthy, E • McCarthy, J. A

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, J. J McCarthy, John F. .

McCarthy, John J McCartney', John H.

McCarty, D. J McCauley, Emma D.

McCaiiseland, J. T. .

McCloskey, W. C

McClure, Theophilus

McComb, John McConahay, Stella B. McConnell, Thomas.

McConyey, Geo. E • .

McConyey, Henry T. McCormack, H. P

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, Mary. .

McCormick, Mary E. McCray, W. H

McCreedy, CO

McCullough, Ben. F.

McCullough, Robt. E

McCullum, Ella McCurdy, A. J McCurdy, W. vS McDaniel, Jas. C

McDaniel, Jas. M

McDermot, Frank . .

McDermott, Emma.

McDevitt, C

McDonald, C. R

McDonald, Chas. E. . McDonald, Claude B. McDonald, E. S McDonald, Rena

McDonnell, Mary. . .

McDonough, S. F

McElfrcsh, H. M

McElroy, Chas. B McEnaney, Chas . . .

McEnany, T. L

McEnany, Wm

McEntee, Thos

McEyoy, Wm. J McEwen, A. W

McFadden, Alice R. . McFadden, Daniel . .

McFall, Nannie J. . . . McFarland, J. W

McFarlane, Wm

McGarraghy, A

McGaveran. Thad . . McGee, Agnes

McGill, A. W

McGill, Innocentia ,

Hours employed.

1, 793 '/^ 2, 192 592

2, 228

1,795 360

2, 234 2,479

1,719

2, 302^

140^

40

1, 116

2, 094^

2,319^

1,918

2, 355 y

1,466 2,437^

552

1,996

2, 0271^

1,68314 1,995

1, 2465^

2, 280

2, 260

2, 196%

2, 145

2, 128

2, 291 280 320

2, 238

2, 272

2, 000

Amount earned. N Time

work.

Piece- jj work, i

2, 745 *247

2, 590

1,569 352

528

2, 175

1, 498%

2,391^

2, 200

2, 279

2, 710

2, 007

1,982 1,895^

1,734 2,32384^

360

1,674 352

2, 326

596

2, 256

2, 087^4

2, 295

2, 230^

2, 266 310^4

2, 429'/^

1. 35240

2, 069

$900. 95

912. 00

236. 80

891. 20

718. 00

144. GO 558.60

I, 239. 80

687. 60

921. GO

56. 20

16. 00

209. 19

837. 80

984. 00

875. 84

, 170. 75

668. 74

585. 00

220. 80

602. 52

824. 12

673. 40

, 127. GO

.527. 28

, 114. 16

904. 00

895- 35

858. 00

851. 20

917. 20

112. 00

128. GG

990. 29

908. 80

906. 12

, 104. 68

, 235. GO

953- 12

627. 60

168. 96

211. 20

870. GO

374. 60

, 054- 72

660. OG

569- 75

, 106. 76

802. 8g

723. 72

454- 92

325- II

, 045- 35 37-50

144. OG

699. 60

I4G. 80 961.72

238. 40 916.42

835. OG

983. 68

892. 84

906. 40

124. 20

723. 27

405. 60

16. 00

496. 56

$449- 77

605. 84

554- 58

441.61

561.30

369. 32

384- 50

305- 67

341- 74

164. 89

McGill, T.H

McGinness, John F

McGiyern, Marian . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary. McGowan, H. J McGowan, H. T

McGowan, Jerome. McGowan, John M

McGowan, Minnie . McGi-ane, Jas. A

McGrath, J. G

McGraw, C. H

McGurk, Alfred J. .. McHenry, Wm

Mclntire, M.V

Mclntire, W. E

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKean, W. S., jr . .

McKee, George McKee, Otis W

McKee, Thomas

McKeeyer, H. H .... McKelyy, John A . .

McKenna, E. D

McKenna, Georgia . McKenna, James . .

McKenna, Thos. F . McKenzie, D

McKeon, T. F

McKeyitt, Annie .... McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. L . . .

McKnew, Nathan L. McKnight, A.H

McLain, E. L

McEanahan, R. C . .

McEanahan, Wm. H

McLaughlin, Deline McLaughlin, J M . .

McLean, H. C McLean, Laura V . .

McMackin, Robert. . McMahon, Jas. G. . .

McMahon, John .... McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Michael . McMahon, Thos

Hours

employed.

328

2, 292 1,415 1,719 *288

906

946!^

Amount earnec Time Piece- work. I work.

/ 304 \*i68

2, 352

1,9185^ 1,896

2, 186^

294 1,986^

2, 085^

1, 736 1,6961^

2, G06

52

2, 758

2, 090

1, 774^

2, iiz'A 1,347^

2, 703

2, 206

1,6631^ 1,764

1, 7905^ 2,304/^

2, 180

2, 301 1,999

1,6775^

I, 786^

2, 116

1, 100

1,841^/^

2, 2031^

2, 2191^

McManus, James . . . . McMaster, Clara McMillan, Clarence. . McMonigal, Harrys. .

McMuUin, A

McMurtrie, C. A

McNally, F. J McNamara, Bridget.

McNamara, Dennis . . McNamara, Maggie . . McNamai-a, Mary. . . . McNamara, Pat McNamara, Patrick. . McNamee Catherine McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R . . . McNeir, Thos. K

McNeil^', A

McNerliany, Francis McNerhanj% Ida McNicholas, R

McNish, S. A

McNulty, Chas

McPhefson, Chas. H.

McPher.son, J. A

McPherson, Maud . . . McPherson, Robt. A .

1,687!/^ 3,008

/ 549 1 1-^165 J 533 890

1,744

1,895

1,8555 1,85836

1,653 2,3ii>^

72 1.923^ 1,755^

2, 278

1, 790.^^

2, 246

1,037^/4

2, 058

352

1,701 400

I, 369^

$131.20

946. 02

353- 90

322. 3G

921. 60

362. 60

236. 62

84. 60

246. 48G.

758.

:i7. 60

418.

845-

872. 679

,128.

946, 709

538. 539

,449 900

7240

GO :. ,88 |. 85 . 80

80

24 |. So |. 93

32

38g8

67' 537

701 965

552.

799' 671. 741

953. 231

928, ,165.

, 009

694. 92

,60

213. 20

222. 65

875. 8g

355- 28

742. 20 391-95

18.80

322. 93

435- 55

36. OG

461. 64

702. 20

I, 053- 20

976- 45

I, 021. 69

520. 45

823. 20

140. 80

425- 25

200. 56 4U- 15

2, 301; 920. 60

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 191

No. 30.

Statement showing the nmnber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding [including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

employed.

McPike, H. A

McOiieen, M

McRov, IVI. W

McSween, W. H

INICvSweenev, John . . . McVilla, Hattie

McVille, Marv

McWhirter, T. T

NaefF, Laura

Nalle, E. G

Nallev, G. G

Nalley, KateV

Nally, James

Nally, Mary

Nash, Edward

Nasser, Maiy

Navlor, Louis P

Naylor, W. J Nebb, Barbara

Neely, D. R. P

Neligan, Ann

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Thos. P

Nelson, W. M

Nervis, Mary

Nesbitt, H. A

Nettleton, Emma E . Nevils, E. M

Newell, Geo. W

Newell, Henry S Newkirk, Samuel B. . Newman, Clarence . . Newton, Josephine . . Nichols, A. B

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo. W

Nichols, J. F

Nicols, Noel

Niedfelt, Hermann J Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Noone, D. P

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norris, M. F

Norton, Frank P

Norton, Geo. F

Norton, Wm. H

Now-ell, Glenn T

Nowlin, Inez L

Noyes, Henry

Nuber, J.. L

Nye, James W

O'Brien, Annie

O'Brien, John H

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, Lillie O'Brien, Mary

O'Brien, P. A

O'Brien, W. F

O'Brien, W.J. C

O'Bryon, Minnie . . . . O'Connell, Bridget . . O'Connell, Daniel . .

O'Connell, John J. . O'Connell, Michael. . O'Connor, Annie E. . O'Connor, ,Sarah . . . . O'Donnell, H

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John. O'Donoghue, Honorah O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Ambro.se. . . O'Keefe, Hannah. . . . O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Learv, Dennis J. . . O'Learv, ]M

843

907

179

2303^

Amount earned. Time j Piece- work, i work.

$955- 20

737. 20

872. 68

85.92

903. 72

2, 3001^ I, 159- 15 1,931 463. 44

341/^ 163.92

1,491 596. 40

I, 932 A^i 6S

1,882 505- 79 228 47.61

2, 019

1,362

915- 05

255- 30

I, 224

8

489. 60

3.20

I, 156 280

289. 00

70. 00

I, 788 715. 20

I, 084 441. 28 1,957 836. 76 88 35- 20 304 57. 00 1,477^ 591.00

2,o55>^

I, 364

822. 20

255- 75 1,824 456. 00

1,552 620. 80 1.842^ 442. 20

2. 143/^ 933- 88

/1, 978 \

\ *55 / 609. 01

2, 377^ 951.00

I, 9525^ 781 00

2, 273]^ 909. 40

1,616 395- 78 1,011^ 404. 60

2, 338K I, 240. 78 1,590 636. 00

2, 072 559- 52

2, 2371^ 895. 00

2, 028^ I, 131. 81

2, 287 >^ I, 029. 86

1,193 223. 66 2,315% 555. 72 1,468 587- 32 3,896 I, 105. 20 1,955% 489. 67

456 95- 76

2, 293 14 918. 20

2, 071 14 829. 24

2, 278i/-> 478. 45

I, 254% 263. 94

2, 054^ 928. 56

2, 252 I, 002. 60

2, 334% 962. 27

1375- 87

568. 00

695- 45 201.57

560. 12

485.

330. 73

2, 236 894. 40

904- 57 50.40

,080 440 j ,852 1 ,854% i

, 290 ,'U3%T

202. 45

176. 00

463. 00

973. 26

241. 83

'885 .'28'

.992 r, 130.40

35^. 52

333- 79

542. ,35 648.61 73

* Da

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W. J O'Rourke, J. W

O'Rourke, Maiy E.

O'Sullivan, Timothy

O'Toole, Mary B

Oder, Mvra A

Odor, Guy C

Ogle, Geo. H

Oliver, Robert T

Opdyke, Alice Orem, Chas. J

Orr, Geo. L

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie ... Otis, Chas. W

Ottinger, Tno. J

Outcalt, Harry J. . . . Owen, Will A

Owens, Marv

Owings, T. H

Oyster, E. W

Padgett, F. H

Padgett, Herbert...

Padgett, Wm. B

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Kate W

Paland, August

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, W. T

Parent, Margaret J. Parish, Edith .S Park, ,S. C

Parker, Andrew L- . Parker, David

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parsells. Chas. W

Pansons, A. M

Parsons, C. D

Partello, Philip Patersen, John H. . . , Patterson, E. H

Patterson, L. H

Patterson, L. Hearn

Patter-son, Thos. F. . Patton, E. W

Paudert, E. H

Paulfranz, Theo . . . . Payfair, N. M

Payne, Ed

Payne, Henry

Payne, James L

Peach, Charlotte Peake, Chas. P

Peake, M. F

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Chas. A. L. . Pearson, Joseph W.

Pearson, Rufus W. .

Peckham, Emily. . . Peffer, W. A

Pegues, R. H

Pell, Geo. P

Pemberton, Lou M . . Pendel, T. F

Pendergast, L. A . . . . Penicks, Thos. B

Pepper, James P . . . . Peppier, L. D

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie ....... Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G . . . . Perkins, Jos

Hours

employed.

1,068

1,754

1, 8041^

2, 454 192%

40

2, 201

1, 864

2, 210^

2, 308

1,310

1,275 356 1,787% 2,312%

1,447

1, 806

2, 2-^8

*293 180%

I, 749 440

I, 367%

2, 360

2, 288

78 1,876

2, 136

2, 357%

1,374

2, 270%

1, 715%

2, 157%

2, 237

2, 388

1, 768 1,404% 2,376%

2, 283 14

1, 8641^

2, 239%

1,768 1,871%

2, o77>^

I, 094^

1, 000

2, 287

2, 557%

2, 239%

1,012% 475%

1,829 *256%

*3i7^<

1,971

I, 312

1, 632

2, 299^

2, 322

2, 362 294%

808

2, 178%

1,770

1, 133%

2, 340

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$267. 00

701. 60

813. 04

1,217.71 92.40

, 146. 00 8.40

528. 24

822. 40

889. 38

923. 20

393. 00

510. 00

170. 88

429.

, 225. 584.

722.

, 119- ,904.

86. 439-

176. 474.

970.

040.

31- 450.

448.

884. 647.

135- 411.

014.

I, 055- 955-

710. 731- 626.

913- 924.

910.

707. 852.

I, 228. 334. 437-

240.

I, 143- 708. 559-

213.

190. T,o44.

I, 204. 673-

788. 393-

391-

I, 255. 928.

I, 251.

70. 323- 971.

708. 283.

1, 024.

388. 79

474- 52

1,728 1,903%

2, 398

540. < 401. , 964..
192 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showhig the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding [inclndifig Congr£Ssional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Perkins, X,aura V. . . . Perkins, W. N

Perkinson, John I, . . Perry, H. R

Perry, Pattie B

Pershing, W. C

Persinger, Jacob

Pester, M. A

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Peters, Mary

Petersen, Emil

Peticolas, Pearl

Petrie, L

Petty, Lilly M

Pfleging, Clara A

Phelps, C. E

Philes, W. E

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Mary J Phillips, Milton

Phipps, R. M.

Pickelheimer, W. H . Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, J. I Pierce, Laura

Pierce, W. L

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Piggott, Charles H .

Pigott, M

Pinkston, V. B

Pinn, Delaware

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Allie Bassett..

Plant, Hannah

Piatt, A. R

Piatt, J. H

Plummer, Joseph. . . . Plummer, Mary E - • Plusch, Rudolph W. . Plymii-e, Robt. N

Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W. . . Poff, Annie A

Polglase, Benjamin.

Polkinhorn, R. O

Pollock, David

Pool, Stephen D

Poole, Edward S

Pope, F

Popkins, Dora E

Poplowsky, Wm.... Porter, Alice

Porter, Wm. H

Ports, Annie

Post, E. H

Post, W.E

Post, W. E

Potter, A. W

Potter, James

Potter. E. A

Potts, A. H

Powell, B. F

Powell, J. W

Powei's, David B. . . . Powers, F. E

Powers, John

Poynton, Sarah S . .

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Eloyd.. .. .. . Prather, Mary A . . .

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Eillie Pratt, Wm. A

Prescott, W. M

Pre.sley, H. M. . . .. . . .

Hours

employed.

923 446 172^

I,8I2J 2,616

1,047 *288

2, 397

1,032

1,704

2, 168 197^

1,831

2, 1461^

2, 411 1,8141^

1, 733 1,688

741

2, 304

1,374

2, 3935^

2, 393

144 509^

1,340

1,802

2, 287^

2, 057 H

2, 2811^ 670 >^

2, 263

1, 9922^

296 1,546^

2, 255

2, 261 2,244

2, 2991^

1, 168 2,306 1,517^

2, 345

I. 413

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

M»2. 35

6x2. 49

869. 00

741. 80

915. II 261. 74

720. 00

574- 56 193-44

856. 00 *7. 20 47.40

732. 40

858. 60

I, 270. 03

747- 80 415-92

675. 20

296. 40

576. 00

710. 76

I, 411. 12

957. 20 36.00

241.36

402. 00

905. 20 915.00

918.80

574- 47

268. 20

1,905 2,24447^

. 199- 38

907. 92

•50

62. 16

676. 36

902. 00

566. 85 561.00

484. 45

372. 62

922. 40 712.96

938. 00

631. 72

457. 20

, 122. 00

19. 00

2, 296

2, 3021^

2,

1,431

* 290

2, t86

2, 2861

16 1,322

2, 925

2, 179

2, 199^

1, 040. 98

921. 00 576.00

480. 03

357- 75

1,450. 00

874- 56

914. 60

4. 00

528. 80

I, 361. 25

I, 153- 10

!l. 40

2,316

1,355

I, 713

402. 72

, 042. 55

338. 75

685. 20

$394- 72

328. 02

551-54

437-51

193. 06

147. 66

614. 19

455- 78

718. 38

643. 26

467. 40

428. 71

279- 42

353- 71

399- 04

400. 07

Price, CHnton O . .

Pridgeon, John

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Claude .... Proctor, D

Proctor, E. G

Proctor, M. A

Proudley, Ray

Puckette, Chas. J.C.

Pulliam, S. G

Pumphrey, Bettie . . . Pumphrey, E- P., jr. . Purcell, M

Purcell, M. E

Purdy, Chas. F

Pursel, Thos. C

Purvis, John R

Pvemont, Henry E . - Pyemont, J. W

Pvne, Frank E

Quigley, F. T

Quinn,"Daniel J Quinn, Jno. J Quinn, Wm. F

Quintin, Eillie Radley, C. W

Radouski, Simon

Ragan, Mollie E

Randall, A. E

Randall, Emma

Randall, J. S

Randolph, W. H

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Rankin, W.S

Ratcliffe, C. B

Ratcliffe, Chas. F

Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, James T

Raymond, Wm

Razey, F. T

Read, Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Rebuschatis, Wm . .

Redfern, John

Redfield, H.J

Reed, Eewis

Reed, Mary D

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wm. F

Reef, Arnold

Rees, Mary

Reeve, E. M

Reeves, Francis Regan, Clarissa Reid, B. A

Reid, Geo. E

Reily, Cora

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly, Patrick. . .

Reinmuth, Ed

Reynolds, A. W . Reynolds, Albert W.

Rhodes, Thomas A.

Rice, T. S

Richards, Edward . . Richards, E. C

Richards, Mary J. . .

Richards, Sarah M. . Richardson, Chas. M

Richardson, Frank M

Richardson, J. M. .

Richardson, R. A. . . . Richard.son, W. H. . . Rickards, Samuel P. Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O. J

Hours

employed.

2, 290 >^ 920

2,055

2, 160 969

I, 933^

1,493

1, 564/^

2, 1505^

2, 112 1,595 *2I5 1,879^

1,8821^

2, 319^^

2, 2051^ 24 1,918^

I, 256

2, 183^

1,173^

1,775

2, 179^

1,9465^

2, 098^ 1,9"^

766^(

545

2, 336

2, 0985^ 527

1, 161 1,7225^ 1,987

2, 351

2, 070^

2, 069

I, 212

1, 2«»

2, 2003^ 657

2, 108 792

2, 268 2,379

2, 104 14 6

1, 532

18

2, 005

2, 302 i,8i5>^\ .*i59 /

2, 304

1,672

2,. 2411^

1, 268^

2, on

1,346 1,594 955^

2, 228

2, 032

88

2, 784

2, 302

1,8521

I, 780 1,989

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$918

368 832

540

266 464

319

799

I, 139- 866.

336.

I, 236. 395

I, 024

927

I, 2829

767 502

I, 157 469

18235 426

871 493

839

764

706.

147. 934-

839-

218. 464.

689.

504-

t, 050. 92].

861.

484-

515-:

1, 034. : 262.1 541-'

199-

I, J34-<

1, 049. 951-

287.:

3-; 802. ( 1, 129.

1,914. 36

552. 96

418. 00

997. 68

507. 40

910. 60

538. 40

637. 60

334- 56

891. 20

142. 40

35-20

782. 99

920. 80 741.00

712. 00

903- .56
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding {^including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider. C. H

Rider, Emma S

Riecks, Alice

Rilev, Frank

Riley, John O

Riley, Mark

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Ringgold, D. C

Rion, Irene , Riorden, Henr^- K- • Riselv, Arthur J

Ritchie, E- J

Ritter, Ernest

Roach, J. T

Robb, Annie E

Robb, John H , Roberds, Asa D

Roberts, Augustus I,

Roberts, David J. . . . Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, James H . .

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B. . Robertson, Harrj' J

Robinson, Chas

Robinson, Geo

Robinson, Hattie E. Robinson, J. S

Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, S. M

Robinson, Samuel. . . Robinson, Sarah E

Robinson, Sarah E • Robinson, Wni , Robison, AV. T , Roche, Anna E

Roche, E. J Roche, Louise Roche, Walter T

Rocheford, Alice M.

Rockwell, H. C

Rockwell, Wm. E- • Rode, Gustav D

Roderick, Frank A.

Rodgers, John W. . . , Rodier, J. L

Rodrick, W. F

Rodwav, Alfred .... Roeder' Chas. H

Rogers, A

Rogers, Franklin. .

Rogers, James B

Rogers, Zimri V . . .

Rogier, Chas. G

Rohr, J.A

Roland, A. A

Root, E. M

Rose, J. F

Rosewag, G

Ross, John ;

Ross, M. A

Ro-ss, Zidon E

Rote, Edwin C

Rotenbun.-, AVm. R . Rouleau, AVilfred. .

Rountree, Nettie . .

Rous, Mar}' E

Rowan, Eleanor. . .

Rowan, James J . .

Rowell, D. P

Rowland, W. C

Rowlett, B

Hours

em- Amount earned.

^1^ c^A I Time PieceP^°>^^^- work. work.

1,474

I, 649^

1,2461^-

i I368.50

j 659. 80

I, 231.65

329- 50

2.435 ^ *295%

2, 354 1,892^

2, 0I2l^

2, 118^

929

1,789

2,341

1,869 454 1,841^

1,215

2, 004

2, 297 1,741^

1, 916

2, 266 1,905^

2, 340

1,716 1,655

I, 203

I, 232^

328

1,734^^ 2,0II>^ 2,327

2,379

I, 670

173

I, 980

I, 970 1,557^

1,905

I, 769^

7i3>^

1, 128 1,682 *279

1,418 2,299

2, 332

3275^

1, 785 ^/^ 479/^ 1,344

2, 276

2, 309

2, 212

2, 059

1, 8021^

136

2. 292 984^

583 1,485^

2, 276

2! 148

'

2, 269^

I, 203. 17

593- 72

I, 240. 08

757. 00

805. 00

847. 40

232. 95

448. 92

1, 074. 42

467. 25

108. 96

924- 95

486. 00 981.52

994. 78

696. 60

862. 20

570. 10

872. 40

I, 044. 60 321.72

662. 00

549- 15

192. 96

131.20

693. 80

642. 30

930. 80

662. 35

352. 03 69.28

597- 84

415- 46

623. 00

409. 62

807. 76 171.24

394. 80 315-37

1, 116. 00

567. 20

643- 65

I, 374- 33 131.00

714. 20

191. 80

403. 20

I, 138. 00

I, 029. 28

884. 80 823.60

721. 00 54-40

916. 80

246. 10

233. 20

594. 20

910. 40

469. 00

603. 50

S. Doc. 18-

741 155-82 249^ 117. 26 88 35-20

I, 302^^ 327.01 1,779 805. 40 —13

I408. 31

166. 10

502. 81

394- 85

377- 91

178.47

415-87

24.24

450.21

Name.

Rowzee, Milt. E

Rowzee, W. A , Ruby, Eucy V

Ruddach, John T

Ruff, Valentine

Runj-an, Annie E- • Runyan, Harry S. . . . Runyan, E. J Rupert, Chas

Rupp, Evicy Rush, F. H

Russ, E. E

Russell, Annie

Russell, Chas

Russell, E. B

Russell, Hettie

Russell, John D

Russell, Eillian M. .

Russell, Eizzie A . . . . Rust, P. B

Rutherford, Jas. A . . . Rvan, Anna C

Ryan, E. H

Ryan, Edward J Ryan, John H

Rvan, John J Ryan, M. A

Rj'an, Mamie V

R3'der, Francis Rynex, Frank R

Sadler, Octavius

Sage, Katie

Sakers, John T

Salt, Joseph

Samberg, E- P. Same, Henrietta C. . , vSampsell, Heniy G .

Sampson, W. S

Sandefur, Nina E- - - Sandidge, R. E

Sanford, John M

Sangston, Mary C. . . . vSansom, D. E

Sardo, A. E

Sardo, A. E., jr Sardo, N

Sargent, Geo. W

Satterfield, S.T

Sauer, Bena C

Sauls, J. E

Saunders, Gertrude.

Saunders, H. C

Saunders, John H. .

Saunders, vSue Sauter, Balsey F . . .

Savage, Chas. F

Savage, James

Savage, Kate , Saxon, H. A

Saxton, Fred A

Sayles, C. E

Scaggs, Robert E • - Scanlon, Ed. J Scannell, M. J Schaefer, Jennie .... Schaefer, Eizzie

Schafer, E. J

,Scheerer, Annie M.

Schefler, Peter Schermerhorn, Catherine

Schertzer, C. C

Schinnerer, W. S . . .

Schlick, Fred. J Schmalhoff, W. E. . .

Schmaling, Jos. W .

Schmidt, Wm

Schoeneman, Geo. E

Schoepf, J. H

Days.

Hours

employed.

2, "5

2, 400^

2, 252 1,849

1, 236 1,956

2, 223 458

104

2, 324

274 508^

2,312!^

2, 283

1, 846^

2, 344 *298

1, 790^

2, 201 1,737^

702 1,941^

I, 090 1,881^

1, 420

1,216

2, 544^

1,935^

1,844

I, 762^

1,954

1,533^^ 1,502

Amount earned. Time

work.

645^

302

2, 191 *235

942

2, 060^

2, 288

I, 793 1,733

2, 151^

368

1,824 2,052 328

2, 1245^

1, 112

2, 124

2, -hMVi

2, 098;^

2, 22748^

2,326

80

396

2, 027 14 1,974

1,383

2, 274 1,615^

2, 264

2, 324

2, 293^

2, 114

2, 177

I740. 87

I, 047. 64

I, 008. 32

443- 76

309. 00

896. 80

556. 12

183. 20

841. 60

929. 60

109. 60 122.04 j

, 364- 89 913.20

443- 16

599- 00 ,713-50

429. 72

957- 20

695- 00

280. 80

585-21

228. 89

752. 60

568. 00

486. 40

536-11

483- 87

461. 00

705. 00

465- 51 386.65

683. 64

258. 20

90. 77

877. 28

527- 50

502. 01

824. 20 071.32

448- 34

739- 56

539- 84

147. 20

570- 00

821. 12 131.20

849. 80 333-60

I, 256.67

979- 36

149. 76

939- 20

878. 28

890. 80

II. 64

556- 56

19. 20 95-04 915-34

416.31

658. 08

1,012.36

646. 20

I, 199.92

I, 146.44

954- 56

845. 84

876. 40
194 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding {including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Schram, Martin

Schreiner, Hattie

Schutter, lyOviis Schweitzer, Christ. F. vSchwiug, Frank A . . . Scott, F. L

Scott, J. A

vScott, James

Scott, K. Iv Scott, R. F

vScott, Rosa

Scott, W. S

Scott, William

Scribner, L. R

vScriver, Addie

Seagraves, J. K

Seebold, H.W

Sefton, A. W

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. F

Sehorn, Geo. H

Selbach, F. W

Semmes, C. C

Serrano, M. N

Serrin, Rosanna F • • Settle, T. G

Sexton, Grant .

Hours

emploj^ed.

2, 240

2, 219

2, 284

2, 301^

368

2, 301

2, 267 1,952

188 252

1,888 1,936

8

2, 301 *285

1,709 2,318

2, 217

Amount earned. Time

work.

. 329- 39

465- 99 913.60

920. 60

147. 20

, 150. 50

, 201. 77

979. 20 44-37

47. 24

94S. 00

774. 40

2. 00

483. 21

c, 638. 75

427- 25

934- 37

886. 92

2, 364%

1,934

2, 319^^

2, 330

Seyfferth, F. A

Sej^mour, W. S

Shaen, Michael

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shannon, Ben. J Shannon, James F . . Sharp, I. Walter Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Fd. G

Shaw, J. S

vShaw, Jed Shaw, Mai-\- S Shaw, O .

. ' Shawen, Oscar S . . . . Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

Sheehan, Dennis

Sheiry, Mamie

Sheldon, Charles A. . Sheldon, Hallie M. .

Shelton, Chas. R

Shepherd, L. A

Sherard,W.T

Sheridan, Frances. . . Sheridan, Jas. H

Sheridan, John

Sheridan, T. J Shei-idan, Thos

Sherman, Geo. L, Sherman, J. W

vSherrill,F. B i Shettle, Chas. P i Shields, Fmma

vShields, Margaret ... vShields, Wm.F

Shimp, Lon A

Shine, Fdward J.... Shinnen, J. C | Shiplev, M. F

Shipley, Nellie H. .. Shipman, Nellie H.

Shiriey, J. D

Sholier, Thos. J Shock, Mary

Sholl, Alpheus

Shortall, James F • • vShorter, Richard F . Shortsleeves, Annie

Shott, E. E

Shreve, Nannie

I, 076

f 2, 096 \

I *26 ;

1, 859^^

1,765

2, 173^

2, 344

2, 416

1,988

2, 2961^

1, 297

2, 286

2, 352

37

2, 293^

946. 56

773. 60

927. 80

1, 234. 89

430. 40

824. 60

743- 80 532.02

1,021.54

937. 60

I, 280. 48

900. 16

I, 080. 01

518. 80

548. 64

I, 058. 40

14. 80

917. 40

504 j 201.60

2, 287 978. 20 1,924 2,371^^

2, 270^

435

1,560

2, 2241^

2, 380^

2, 2591^ 1,068

I, 092. 00

I, 063. 44

908. 20

68. 09

624. 00

894. 28 1,261.63

903. 80

200. 20

* 252

2, 064

2, 328

481

I, 449. 00

I, 013. 76

I, 164. 00

192. 60

2, 07040

2, 185^

1,897

2, 2691^

2, 255^

4

828. 00

16. 00

983. 72

455- 28

[, 014. 16

[, 001.44

• 75

2, 301 923. 20

300. 34

Piece- work.

$442.92

516. 28

509. II

522. 38

147. 96

368.' 72

394- 46

530. 26

337- 92

134. 41

305- 09

455- 06

Name.

Shrigley, J.T

Shubburd, P. Kate. , . Shumway, O. H

Sibley, J Sickels, Chas. E

Sidener, C. F

vSiebert, Frank

Siegfried, E. F

Siehl, Martin

vSikken, E. A

Silence, Annie W

vSilence, Geo. P

Sill, W.S

Silliman, Helen C . .

Simmers, C. F

Simmonds, Nellie . .

Simmons, Arthur, jr. Simmons, W. J Simms, Robert F

vSimons, H. O

vSimpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . vSimp.son, S. M

vSimril, Robert F

Sims, M. E

Sims, Mary

vSinclair, I,ouisa Singleton, CM

Singleton, Thos. D. .

Singleton, W. H

vSipes, W. H

Sipos, Paul F

Sizer, Charles M

Skeen, C

Skelly, Julia Skerrett, Chas. F- M

Skinner, Geo. D

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, W. J

Slater, Wm. J

Slentz, Chas. E

Slicer; Cora J Smallwood, J. H. B .. Smith, Anna J Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Arthur St. A. . Smith, B. F

Smith, Bernardine .

Smith, Charles

Smith, Charles Payne

Smith, E. B

Smith, E. C

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F . . .

Smith, Florence

Smith, H. J Smith, Henrys W

Smith, J. Harman. . . . Smith, J. K

Smith, J. S

Smith, Jeff Smith, John J Smith, Kate F

Smith, Fizzie Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Marv

Smith, Nellie Smith, Rachel G

Smith, Richard S

Smith, vSarah Smith, vShelbv Smith, T. D . Smith, W. A

Smith, W. V

Smith, Wm. P

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, John B

Hours

employed.

2, 331^

967

2, 163 1,944 1,864 1,653^

2, 790 1,948

1,895 1,332

1,913^^ *3I2

2,816

1,665^^

* 166 392

2, 399%

1,777%

2, 375%

1, 420

2, 244

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

348

1,464

I, 671 2,171

1,801

I, 308% 81%

I, 462%

1,744%

432 *302

2,328

* 14

2, 158 424

2, 1621^

2, 836%

1,520

1,300

144 2,04440

80

2, 246

840

564

1, 703%

1,382 1,017

2, 248

2, 309

2,113

2, 170%

I, 832%

1,512

I, 122

2, 019^

2,461

I, 715%

1, 050

899

2,0911^

2, 384%

2, 001 *293

$932. 60

386. 80

959- 64

639- 75

745. 60

661. 40

784. 69

694. 26

399- 53

332. 98

872. 80

898. 56

792. 00

666. 20

830. 00

156. 80

, 028. 85 444-35

950. 20

568. 00

, 006. 66

65- 23

366. 00

352. 00

543- 00

720. 40

523- 40

32.60

585. 08 418.68

172. 80

I, 736. 50

I, 189. 59 59-50

I, 078. 25

196. 48

517- 14

1, 004. 97

364. 80

520. 00 57.60

I, 078. 09

16. 00

20. 00

898. 40

2. 50

16. 00

233. 28

408. 84

553- 00

464. 88

899. 20

926. 00

019.42

869. 20

733- 00 318.53

210. 3124

589. 20

686. 20

196. 82

359- 60

767. 02 981.52

800. 52

, 904. 50

.456 \ 450- 37

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement shoicing the ninnber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding [^including Congressional Record) during fiscal year^ etc. —Cont'd.

Xame.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work. Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. ; work. Smythe. R. B

Snodgrass. Jennie . . . Snow'den. John C Snowden. John E. . . . Snowden. Wm

Snvder. Addie

Snyder, D. J Snvder, Fred. A

Snyder, S. A

Somers, Lizzie M . . . . Sommers, Adam J . . . Songster. Thos

S003-. E.L

Souies, E. C

South-^\-ick, Har\-ev J Sowers, J. C . . Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparklin, J. F

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks. M. J Spear. Hiram

Speelman, ]M. R

Speier, Henriette. . .

Speisser, INI. E

Speuce. D .INI Spencer. Charles L.

Spencer, Chas

Spencer. J. C

Spencer, M

Sperr\-. C. H

Spottswood, J. M. A .

Sprague. N. C

Sprandel, Mar\- M . . . Spriggs, M. E.'. Sprightley. P. S

Springer. H. E

Sproule, W. J

Stack, R. T

Stacy, O. G

Stadtler. Jacob

StafFan. Geo

Stahl, Clinton M . . . . Standi ev. H. L

vStanford, W. W

Stanlev. :M. J Stansburv, W. H

Staring, Geo. B

Steed, J. X

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

vSteele, Grace V

Steele, H. Herbert . .

Steele, P. S

Stein, Josephine A . . Stell e, Joseph G

Stern. Gertie

Stevens, H. W

Stevens. K

Stevens. M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stevens, Wilfred . . . . Stewart, Chesterfield Stewart, Frank I . . . . Stewart, Georgie E . Stewart, Jno. S

Stewart, ^vlartha Stiarwalt. A . Stidham. A. D

Stidham, B. L

Stockham, Annie N. Stockman, Jas. A. . . . Stoll. John

Stolp. Louis W

Stonesifer. Victor H.

Stoops, J. B

1,66814

1, 712

* 260 14 810

2. 377M

*3i4

2, 479

S999. 60 400.44

193- 25

42S. 00

I. 302. 50

151.81

I, 084. 50

2, 009. 60

744. 12

i" 772^1

2, 013 1-778

2, 286

2, 119^

1,482

615. 00 I. 709.00 j. 913. 76 j. 669. 90 i

1,211.58 . 1, 191.36 !. 592.80 :.

$417-58

344

1.758

I. 7^2

137. 60

703. 20 415.68

1. 919/2

1-715 516.67

686. 00

344-17

564- 38

I, 920

2,319 *2l6I/

8S

I, 8641^

I, 780

296 *289

776

1, 610

/ 926 1 \*i6S J 833 1,631^

2, 202^

2. 440

1.909 *3i4

I. 751^4

1,671 1-563

I. 540

1. 149?^

2, 270

480.00 I ,034.72 1 974- 25- 35- 20 873-95

792- 56 74.00

, 771- 25 i 405.60 I 408. 48

809. 20

333- 20

652. 60

983- 56

613. 21 477- 24

. 413. 00

762. 28

697- 74

375- 12

452. 60

509.86

918. 00

1.877^ 889. 38 440 187.44

1,227 490. 80

2. 384 567-84

2,768 1, 405. 00

1,643 394- 32

I, 920 960. 00

1,331 481-85

2, 432 I, 288. 96

145 25-47 1.328^ 573- 56 1.915^ 403. 84

2. 344 987.39

40 16. 00

2, 282 912. 80

2, 302 ' I, 026. 80 944 377- 60

I, 016 406.40

I. 7,51^ 700. 60

610. 76 256 68.80

Storv, Andre V. H. . Stout, C. H

Stowers, John B

Strain, James

Stratton, Jno. B

Stratton,-L. C

Strawn, H. L

Street, F. W

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Stribling. C. K

Strieker, Wm; F

vStromberger, H.H..

Strong, Fannie

Struble. C. E

Stuart, Bessie M

Stuart, Marv'

433.33 ii vStuart, Wm!" M

.

ij Stubbs, W. S

' Sturgis, John R

Sturm, Edward H .

Stutsman, Chas

Sudwarth, C. F

Sugg, Charles R . . .

Sullivan, Chas. F . .

Sullivan, D. J Sullivan, Daniel . . .

Sullivan, E. A

Sullivan, J. J Sullivan, J. J Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, John E . . .

Sullivan, Josephine

Sullivan. P. J

Sullivan, S. B

Summers, Chas. W.

Summers, Delia C .

Summers, R. W

Surguv, Arthur E. .

Sutherland, D. M . .

Sutor, L. P

Sutton, H. S Swain, B. H

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Sweene3\ Emma . .

Sweeney, H. B

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny' Patrick Sweetman, M. M . .

Sweetman, Richard

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Swift, Peter gyphax, Wm. B

Szegedv, Emma . . .

Taff, Andrew

Taff. John A

Taft, H. A

Talbot, IMaggie

Talbot, P.J

Talbott, W. T

Talley, W. C

Taplev, W. H

Tarbox, F. L

Tarbox, Wm. A

2, 2723

2, 144

126

S256.

909. 857-

31-

3- *3io

1,498 L 734 1,748 2,4111^ 1,857

2, 089^

1,448

32

1,351

.695- 599- 416.

792. 964.

742.

1 107- 360.

12. 335-

65

20

1640

7680

43 !- 17 !- 80 t.

$444.64

392

1, 192

2, 271 1,888

1,304

I, 786^^

I, 776^ 380^

1, 792 1.944

2, 307

2, 274

I, 960

I, 416

2,316

156. 486.

1, 021.

944-

521- 803. 430-

152. 451-

544-

995-

1, 142. 784- 339-

926.

79-44

61.42

408.62

468. 62

484. 49

422. 96

406. 23

453- 76 Tarkington, R.N...

Tascoe, Douglas .... Tavlor, C.R

TaVlor, Chas. H

TaVlor, E. P

Taylor, H. A

Tavlor, Henrv

Tavlor, Ira. . " Tavlor, Richard T.

Tavlor, S. W

Tavlor, Wm. M

502; 40

1,380

1, 168

1, 799

2, 282

2, 2411^

1, 669

1,833 1,64785^

2, 032%

920 1,865^

2, 303^

I, 709^ 928^

I, 8565^ 147^

1,826

1, 724 2,440

3, 068^

1,835 2,318^

2, 300^

"'305 2,411^

2,512

fi, 189

^

I *5i . 14 3,158

2, 412

1, 434

524

2, 367^

2, 229^

329

320

1,956

16. 132. 234- ,440.

552.

219. 810.

, "5

896.

350. 385-

411, 34

, 016,

368, 746. 921.

410.

371.

742.

67- 384-

719- 617.

,470.

734-

1, 008.

920.

I, 497-

723- 847- 399- 24

2. 19

1, 430. 07

I, 206. 00

358. 50

209. 60

1, 058. 09

1, 003. 27

131. 60

12S. 00

490. 80 Days
196 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding {including Congressional Record) during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Taylor, W. W

Teale, Jas. K

Teller, Arthur S

Teller, Chas

Temple, R. C

Terrett, Geo. A

Terry, Lewis

Terry, Mary F

Terwilliger, Geo

Test, John M

Thayer, Courtney . .

Thayer, Geo. H

Thecker, Katie Thies,H.H.\V

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. H

Thomas, Emanuel. . . Thomas, John W

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard. . . . Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, C. E

Thompson, Chas. H. Thompson, David A. Thompson, E- G

Thompson, Emma . Thompson, Harriet.

Thompson, J.I Thompson, J. M

Thompson, May M. . Thompson, R. W

Thompson, Thos. H . Thompson, W. H

Thompson, "VVm. E • • Thompson, Zach . . . . Thompson, Zachar'h Thomson, Alfred . . . . Thomson, CP

Thomson, E. Iv Thornburg, Emma . . Thornley, Frank R. . Thornton, Florence . Throckmorton, K. B

Tilghman, J. W

Tilly Fannie

Tilly, vStephen B

Tobin, Wm

Todd, C. E

Todd, Geo. M

Tolson, Fred

Tomlin, Carlos B

Tomlin.son, W. H

Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A . . Tondee, E. A

Toner, Ed.T

Toole, D. C

Toomev, Dennis

Tounsley, F. C

Towers, Wm. H

Town, H. C

Towner, H. M

Townsend, Annie M

Townsend, Geo. E- . Townsend, R. Towson, Helen M . .

Ti-acy, Geo. A

Tracy, H. D

Tracv, John M

Trapp, M. P

Travis, Chas. N

Travis, Thos. J Tretler, Carrie L

Tretler, Chas. E

Hours

emploj^ed.

1, 732^

*3i4

664

1,836 752^

*262

2, 298

1,661

2, 350^

2, 2965^ 232

2, 184 1,813^ 2,458^

1,476^

1-344

2, 310^

I, 784

82

Amount earned. Time

work.

[,812 850

[,6351^ 129 473^

U 583^/2 533^

42

[,6311^

2, 174^

2, 010

2, 696

1640 *288

1, 794

2, 301 2,031^

16240

1,771

I, 242

72

2, 180^

2, 016

1, 298^

2, 131 7325^

2, 300

87

2, 213 1,568 990

I- 958

1, 4665^

2, 231 367^

378^

2, 162^

801 14

2, 0641^ *25I

118 1,724 749

2, 365

1,958^/^

$866. 25

2, 408. 38

166. 00

573- 75

188. 12 851.50

919. 20

398. 64

I, 175- 25

918. 60 58.00

I, 066. 89

386. 81

985. 68

590. 60

403. 20 1,243.09

447. 20 43-46

458. 00

212. 60

654. 20

51.60

189. 40

633- 40

383- 16

100. 03 7.87

426. 87

86q. 80

758. 10

909. 90

6. 40

16. 00

I, 224. 00

450. 30

I, 029. 92

102. GO 863.33

30. 36

16. 00

504. 72

298. 08

559- 20

19. 20

18. 00

875.81

806. 40

519.40

1,025.32

342. 64

I, 027. 84

18. 27

885. 20 710.44

396. 00

783. 20

586. 60

997. 76

147. 00

79.48

600. 75

320. 60

435. 28

, 565- 50

39.41

6S9. 60

188. 50

980. 05

864. 00

902^^ ' 361.00

Piece- work.

$347. 29

196. 21

522.61

203.

487. 70

46. 03

248. 52

396. 65

443.06

269. 38

485. 70

Name.

Triplett, .S. J Trudeau, E- 1. Trudgian, J. B

Trumbo, A

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, I^izzie Tuinman, R. C

Tune, I,. A

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, T. F

Tvirberville, G.R.I,. Turek, Frank

Turkenton, MarjTurlev, Charles vS. . . , Turle'y, Gretta

Turley, Wm. V

Turnbull, Andrew . . , Turner, J. A. D

Turton, Fannie

Tuttle, Lewis C

Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie

Ulrich, J. Eouis Underwood, H. C

Unger, C. J Unkefer, A. C

Unthank, T. C Upperman, Emma F, Upton, Wm. C

Urban, Anna M

Utter, Birdie

Utz, H. A

Van Arsdale, Ida Van Bibber, W. H . . . . Van Matre, James W. Van Matre, Kate Van Matre, W.C

Van Scoten, John D.

Varne^^ J. D

Vaughan, Dan. C

Vaughan, W. J Verlandei-, W. R

Voelker, Chas. P

Vosburgh, Geo. E

Vose, E. A

Wade, M

Wagaman, Geo. E

Wakefield, Samuel A.

W^alde, Wm. G

Waldo, Ej'dia Walker, Charles Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wall, S. R

W^allace, Ella M

Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Fi-ank Wallace, James K . . . Wallace, Joseph

Wallace, P. S

Wallace, William. .

Waller, John

Waller, Mary

Walling, Rose

Walmslej', Edwin . . . Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Jerry Walsh, John E

Hours

emploj-ed.

2, 132 \ *24 /

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$856.

243. 96

773- 40

414. 81

425. 80

919. 60 512.00

418. 00

020. 36

-^224

2, 293

2, 326^2

1, 641

2, 561

I, 7485^ 1,876

[,344.00

917. 76 :,034.64 412.35

727. 73

3S7. 67

750. 40

2, 293

2, 354

1,5201^

2, 084

841

482. 70

941. 60

'325.53

833. 84

210. 55

Walsh, John J.. Walsh, Kate . . .

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary . .

Walsmith,W. F. Walter, W.E....

Walter, Wm. S.

Walters, Annie.

Days.

936

2, 265^

16

2, 2851/^ 1,637^

2,297 1,951^ 2,912^

2, 256

792

2, 1345^

2, 299

526. 50

978. 39

4. 89 1,211.30

655. 00

1, 148. 50

883. 36 1,181.52 541.44

255. 96

874. 60

919. 60 999^

1,728 2,303^ i 906

88

1,445

2, 304

1,475

1, 22244

* 292

72

2, 205 828

2, 296

2, 276%

574 1 *i69 J 2, 394

672

1,352

2, 291

* 299 1,662 1,494

338. 05

691. 20

1, 009. 52

272. 16 39-04

578. 00

I, 221. 12

590. 00

488. 80

22. 00

I, 679. 00 36.00

551-32

155. 20 918.40

937. 55

, 042. 40

971. 76

201. 60

405. 60

I, 152.04

749. 00

747- 89 358.56

30. 23 135-61 461.58
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 197

No. 30.

Stafoiitvit sli07i'i}ig the niiDibcr ofper'sons employed in the public printing

and binding \ including Congressional Record) duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd. Amount earned. Hours [ ^^^Ia Time PieceP^°>'^d- work. work.

Walton, David S Walton, Stephen T. . Wander, ^larv E. . . . Ward, L. :M . . .' Ward, Lillie Ward. R. F

Ware, J. M

Warner, Annie E. . . . Warnke, G., jr Warren, Chas. 'SI Warren, Charles X. . Warren, F. E

Warren, Henr\-. . . . . . Warren, Sanford :M . Warren. Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith Washington, Wm. H.

Wasner, Mar\- Waterman, Jason . . . Watennan, Thos. J. . Waters, Annie

Waters. Chas. F

Waters, Edwin R

Waters, R. M

Waters. William C. .

Watkins, H. A

Watkius, X

952

2,307

I, 5^61;

?, 201

r. 765^

[,Sl2

25. 41

245- 54

S56.

708. 904.

22. 706. 960. 4S6.

2, 480

1, 769 14 1,448

2. 283 14 579-

913-

Watson, Alexander , Watson. Blair F

Wat-son, Frank W. . , Watson. H. C

Watson, H. E

Watson, J. C

Watson, W. C , Watts, Chas. D

Watts. Walter Waugh, John S Wavson, John E . Weaber, Geo. T

Wear. E. E

Weaver, J. J. G

Webb, .\rthur C

Webb, Henr\-

Webb, Walter H

Weber, Fred. E

Weber, Henrv W. .

Wel)er, :M. K ." Weber, Philip H., jr Weber, W. H

Webster. E. :M Webster, G

Webster, Geo. .\ Webster, O. S

Webster. W. F

Weeks, O. T

Weidman, J. M

Weiss, W. J Weitzel. John B

Welch, Alfred B.. .

Welch, .\lice Welch, Frank

Welch, George H . .

Welles. D. A

Wellner, :Mar\- Wells, Chas. W

Wells, E

Wells, H. E

Wells, James

Wells, O. M

Welsh. C. H

Welsh, Chas.B

Welsh, Xorris Welsh. W. L

Welty, James E

Weniwag. R. S Weser, Rosa R

West, A. A

i/2, 110 \

\ *26 h

1, 104

2, 302 990^

40

2, 364

r2, 110

26 734

821

1, 900 t9i2^

1,497^

2, 457^

40

2, 350^

2,432^

2, 179^

40

2, 242^

1, 326 J4

2, 337

1,440 644 t 750

2. 274^<

441.

920.

396.

16. 945-.60

I, 249. 78

328.

762. 478.

608.

I, 228.

16. 940.

1. 143- 544-

16.

I, 087.

627.

584-

576.

257- 909. 647. 1,6315 532 t 639

652

278, 655

60

500. 32

436

2, 2451^

1, 604 431^

1.573^

88 1.436^

202. 898. 641.

172. 629.

35-

573-18

493- 85

:3s ^

951-

942.

934-

1. 724 1,464 1,718^ 715^

2, 290

* 229

541 1,805

2, 337J^ 40

952

2, 195'/^ 1,486

689.

366. 687.

112. 916.

1, 488.

216. 460.

935-

16. 357- 461.

371-

Wetzel, Emil P

Wetzler, John Wevand, H. S Whall, Edward G . .

Wheat. E. Wheeler, George

Wheeler, John H . . . . Whitaker, J. T

White, B

White, B. C

White, Bernard

White, Cora. White, Frank

White. HarrvA

White, Ida . ^^'hite. INIaud V

White. Robt. H

White, W. F. P

Whitehead, Carrie E. Whitehead, Z. W

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, John H .

Whitford, George A . Whitford, Wni. E

Whitlock, James A . . Whitman, Ralph W

Whitmee. Eizzie Whitnev, Isl.-^l Whitney, Wm. A

Whittaker, HoraceW

Whittle, Geo

Whitzell, Hattie Widdicombe, Co r - nelia Wiener, Josephine M.

Wiese, H

Wilcox, Eewis H

Wild, E.S

Wilda, Jos. E

Wilder, Sidney M . .

Wilev, James H

Wilev. P. W

Wilkins, F. P

Wilkins, William. . . . Wilkinson, Xellie . . . Wilkinson, William J Willev, Samuel H . . . Williams, C. E

Williams, Chas. A . . . Williams. Edward . . Williams, Emma D . . Williams, F

Williams, F. A

Williams. H. T

Williams, Margaret . Williams, Mary H .. Williams. Robert . . . . Williams, I . G

Williams, T. H

Williamson. Jas. B . . Williamson, EizzieC.

Willis, Frank M

Willis, Jas

.

, Williss, Henrv' C

Wilson, Blanche

)

j Wilson, Chas. T

. i Wilson, G. G., jr

, .

i WiLson, H. F

, . I Wilson, J

. . Wilson, J. C

. .

, Wilson, J. Chris

. . 1 Wilson, ^lary E

Wilson, X'elie

. . ! Wilson, R. C

. . Wilson, R. J WiLson, Richard

Wilson, William

. . Wilton, W.C

. . Wilver, E- J Days.

Amount earned. Hours

em- xime PiecePl°>'*^^- work. work.

2, 121 1530- 30 40 16. 00

2, 223I4 889. 40

2, 321 812.34

2, 314/^ I, 226. 67

2, 120 530 • 39 816 326. 40

1,62314 405. 87

1,865 746. 00

I, 724/^ 689. 80

I, 728 414. 72

I, 881^ 944-55

40 16. GO

2, 2721^ 909. GO

88 35- 20

2, 313'/^ 925. 40

1,880 852.42 1,751^ 700. 60

793 317. 20

2, 288 915. 20 1,959 983- 70

2, 433 >^ 611.54

215/^ 86. 20

2, 346^ 938. 60

2, 760 I, 104. GO

2, 266 906. 40

1,440 576.00

I. 790^2 716. 20

1,384 346. GO

1,359 338. 07

I, 705'/^ 682. 20

I, 237/2 309- 37

2, 274 I, oil. 12 424 169. 6g 183^ 63.08

1,680 672. OG

2, 2Sl^ I, 349- 77

2, 244 903. 20 144 37- 34

1,294 517.60

2, 266 906. 40

2, 225 890. 00

2, 340^ 936. 20 58 II. 31

I, 708 409. 92

I, 048^ 499.44

1,726 690. 40

1,694 406. s6

2, 214 885. 60

2, 674 953- 00

I, 12G 378. GO t 327^ 531-00 t256 314. 00 t9i3 960. 50

2, 039^ 815.80 555^ 222. 20

I, 745'/^ 418.92 1,817^ 893.72

I, 904 14 873-35

2, 298 919. 60

1,328 398. 40

2, 262 t 198- 85

1, 19014 536- 36

I, 175^ 293. 87 498 106. 26 328 131. 20 88 35-20

16 6.40

40 16. 00

2, 263^ 1, 063. 81 * 290 I, 595- 00

350. 09

50. 23

359-68
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. xp.- -Statement shocciug tJic number ofpersons employed in the piiblie printi)ig- and binding {^including Congressioial Reeord) during Jisea I year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hours

em- Amount earned. Dloved ^''^^^ PieceI work. : work.

Winchester, Jno. M. . V7inne, Chaiuicev . . . "Winner, W. F. Wise, Samuel G

Wise, W. E

Wisener. I,. A

Wisted, J.J

Withall, Judson J. .. . Witter, R.B.,jr

Wolfe, C. B

Wood, A. I, Wood, E;dw. J Wood, Jno. D

Wood, John H

Wood, M

Wood, T. B

Wood, W. M

Woodell, Jno. C

Woodell, E. H

Woodend, Emma F. . Woodgate, Geo. J. . . . Woods, Warren C. . . . Woodward, E. C | Woodward, Elmer E

Woodward, John . . . .

| Woodward,

Woolsey, Emma

Work, Harry I, Worsham, W. W

Woulfe, Eouis V

Wracks, Ellen Wrenn, I^illian Wright, B. C

Wright, Carrie May . Wright, George i

1,178

2. 352^

1,851

2, oSii^

* 290

2, 293^

2, 29686^

1.749

1,741

2, 278

1,193 1,728

2, 188^

2, 22ll^

2, 307^

1,674^^

1,681

2, 217^

1,394 1,837^

1, 20883^

2, 212

1,031

2, 096

2,468

750

1, 9201^

2, 253

2, 209 1,916

I471. 20

857- 05

525. 60

832. 60

928. 00

1,035-55

62S. 38

921. 10 34.60

583- 94

696. 40

I, 099. 40

600. 50

432. 00

875. 40

888. 60

923. 00

669. 80

487. 96

887. 12 557. 60

735- 00

362. 70

16. 09

884. 80 412.40

531- 75

462. 74

140. 57

404. 98 901.32

530. 94

766. 40

$584. 16

348. 76

Name.

Wright, /ulian I, . . . . Wright, Mary E

Wright, Preston B. .

Wright, vS. C

Wright, Walter E • • • Wroe, Chas. P. P

Wyatte, Geo Wyman, Nannie . . . . Wynne, Mary T

Yarrington, W. D

Yater, Chas. B

Yates, A.C

Yeaman, Cora E

Yetter, H. C

Yingling, S.B

Youart, R. E

Young, Adele Young, Chas. E

Young, H. D

Young, Isabella Young, James E

Young, Eewis

Young, Scott K

Young, W. E

Young, William

Youngblood, Jennie W

Youngblood, Robt.K. Youngs, H. W

Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, Joe E- . Zimmerman, Robt.H.

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 174 $1, 249. 19 88 44- 23

I, 237 309. 24

I, 192 495- 20

I, 728 . 691. 20

2, 487 621. 75

2, 285

1, 218 2,07314

,018. 76

887. 36

851. So

2,317

1,774 1,815 1,041^

2, 303

2, 276^

I, 43798 676^

438

1,156

1, 856^

722 \

. * 199 / 2, 291!^

I, 78oi/^ 1,632^

1,491 1,630

, 228. 00 445.60

726. 00

260. 37

, 151-50 ,051.50

480. 10

18. 45

298. 76

175. 20

308. 40

396. 67

996. 56

579- 40

, 214.46

712. 20

653. GO

364- 63 733-48 Days. No. 31.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in planting the Annual

Report {i8g4) of the Sec7^etary of Agriculture dui^ing the fiscal year elided June

JO, i8g6, zvith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Hours

employed.

Abbott, W. R

Abell, A. T

Abernethy, Charles . Ackerman, A. M

Acton, Geo. C Adams, Annie C

Adams, A. S Adams, Wm. R

Adams, W. S

Addis, Iv. D

Adie, Alice Ager, Kate

Albritton, Jessie j Allen, H. M I Allen, John P Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas.B. . Ambler, L,ouis Ambrose, ]\I Amoss, James O . .

Anderson, A. W. . .

Anderson, Ella .... Anderson, F. A

Anderson, Ollie. . . . Anderson, R. T

303 445^

177 200 384 500

576 464

Amount earned. Time

work.

144 564

4575^ 463/^ 354^

576

200 569

193 560

108

$121. 20

112. 05

70. 80

40. 00

96. 00

106. 00

144. 40

230. 40

116. 00

30- 24

105. 75 114-85

185. 40

89-55

230. 40

50. 00

227. 60 48.25

134. 40 56.00

572 228. 80

Piece- work.

$197- 43

83-

[71.03

14- 33

132.77

j

Name.

Hours

employed.

Andi-ews, A. E. I - • Andrew.s, C. A

Andrews, E. ly - - - - Andrews, M. L - • - Anson, Eugene 24 Armor, Margaret M.; 440 Armstrong, Arthur. . 160 Arm.strong, F. A I Arnold, George J 555 Ashcom, Mary

A.she, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Atkins, J. H

Austin, Ernest R . .

Austin, G. E

Babcock, John

Babcock, E

Backman, Frank, jr Bailey, S

Bain, P. C

Baker, F

Baker, G. E

Baker, Geo. F

Baldenecker, Th. E- Baldwin, E- F

391

571 376

128

104 475^

544

496 450

526

515^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I9. 60 82.50

64. 00

195- 50

228. 40

150. 40

32. GO

44- 72 179-47 217.60

119.04 113.60

210. 40

206. 20

148. 82
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 3 1 . —Statejnoit sho7ciiig- the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSg4 \ of the Secretary of Agriculture duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours employed.

Baldwin, Walter J . . . Ball. L. L

Ball, Win. A

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O. Barnes, Laiira Barnett, Mav

Barnhill, \Vm. P

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R. . . Barrett, Robert D

Barron, C. L

Barron, Alice J

Ban-3-, J

Basslei", Henr\- \V . . . Batson, ]Martin K. . . . Battles, S. L

Bauer, C. A

Bayly, John A j Beali, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beattv, R. L

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra A. . . Benham, Jno. S Benjamin, W. T

Bennet, Jere

Bentzler, Jno. L

Berger, Joseph J Bernhard, Talitha ... Bernhardi. Chas ^ Berrigan, M. G 1 Benston, :MarvE

Bethea, J. K.'

; Bevler, Edward ' Bickers, R. S 1 Bierlev, Wm

Biggaft,C

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert,Damon A.,jr Birmingham, Jos. J. . Bisbee, Jos. E I Bishop, Varden

Bivin.s, J. D | Blacki.ston, Li Hie I,. .1 Blair, Nellie Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E- • Bloor, Victoria E - . . • Blosser, Ross J Blush, Rosa

Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A. . . . Boifeuillet, Adrian S. Boland, B. T

Bolt, Orville C

Bonney, Byron W. .

Boo, Louis E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Mary E

Boone, N. F

Borgerding, Rudolph

Boi-land, Alex. T

Borst, J. A

Boteler, Hari-y S Bowden, Fletcher . .

Bowie, Carrie C

Bowling, Annie

Boyd, Alex

Bovle, Fanny

Boynton, G. W

Brace, Minnie W. . . . Bracken, James

Bradford, J. L

Bradlev, Harrv

Brady, Charles J Brady, Rosa

621 385

158

5725^ 576

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

564^

160

412

636

287

144

531 464 224^

572

336

571 448

208

116 572 346^

563 508^

576

471

439'/^ 694

576 470 424

174 527 456

136

192 160 576 617^

566

432 648

I, 006^

298!^ 376 540 476

394

176 377^

966

184 567

$316. 15 96.30

63. 20

137- 40

230. 40

135-48

64. 00

341 5^ 632^^

216.60

145. 40

135- 26 422 168. 80

592 149. 60

240 96.00

103 41.40 550^ 143- 72 537 214. 80 574^ 229. 80

573 229. 20

368 88. 32

144. 20

194. 40

114. 80 57.60

212. 40

139. 20

66. 27

137. 28 101.88

228. 40

112. 00 52.00

27.84

228. 80

138. 60

286. 10

203. 40

230. 40

188. 40

105. 48

147- 74

270. 72

100. 13, 169. 60

37.63

210. 80

171. 00

54- 40

76.80

64. 00

241. 60

131.82

176. 88

172.80

162. 00

508. 70 119.40 94.11

2x6. 00

95. 20 157.60

42.24 95-65

244. 20 73.60

226. 80

S17O. 19

163-51

54- 41

136. 88

80.76

160. 30

156- 59

151.78

105. 84

113-39

118.84

. ! 65. 86

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work. Branchcomb, B. F. Brandner, Veronia . . I Brandes, John A

Brandt, Adam

Brannan, Marv A. . .

.

Brantly, C. J.' Breen, Jas | Brennan, M. L ' Breslin, J

t Brick, Emma L

' Bridge, Alice M \ Bright, C. B ! Brinkley, V. T I Brittain, Alice A ' Brooks, R. H { Brower, Wilbur G . . .

104 530

3660 464

104

172

630

256 Brown, John D ; 618 Brown, J. M. E

Brown, Florence .... Brown, Marietta S. . . Brown, Thomas

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, Kate I Brvimelkamp, J. A . . . Brummett, A. C

Bryarly, Susan F

Bryerton, Maggie . . . Buckley, Anna

Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A.J

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M . . . Bunn, Sidney S

Bunnell, J. S

Burges, E. C

Burgess, Josie M

Burgess, M. A

Bvirgy, Marie

Burke, Catherine. . . . Burke, Geo. O

Burke, James J Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burkholder, E

Burlingame, Wm

Burnett, N. P

Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Nellie C

Burr, Ada

Burr, J. A

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mai-y

Burwell, O. K

Bush, William

Bushee, R

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, Peyton

Byrnes, John J Byrnes, Thomas F. . . Cadett, Geo. H

Callaghan, Mai-y . . . . Callahan, J. J Callahan, John J . . . . Callahan, T. F

Callan, Teresa M . . . . Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia . Campbell, F. W

Campbell, Wm. S

Canning, S. J

384

465

559

536 605

634

786 385

551 466 343^

576

80 446

508 146^

568

575

1S5 517

372

104 324

881^ 447

445'/^ 370

104 626

352 368 378

398

$26. 00

113-57

18.40

325. 00

I 185.60 48.88

9. 00

173.60

320. 40

102. 40

169. 48

144. 00

122. 10

223. 80

100. 49

153-95

[37- 40

572 1 137. 28 271^ i 108. 60

99T^^ i 299- 85 389 97- 35 622 1,55- 50

160 64. 00 634 135-58

135- 58

167- 59 96.50

220. 40

100. 39 86.25

144. 00 32.00

114. 40

128.80 58.60

227. 20

138. 00

46. 25

124. 08

93- 20

129.60 35-40

178.80

178. 20 78.08 48.88

357- 06

379- 50

88.32

143- 58

192. 00

159- 40

153- 64

Days.
200 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 31.

Statenietit showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSg4) of the Secretary ofAgi^iculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Cantine, Kate

Carey, H. J Carleton, R. P

Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Kmnia J

. Carpenter, Lizzie. . . . Carpenter, W, H

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie

Carrigan, W. J Carrington, S. A

Carroll, lyOuis Carroll, Michael

Canson, M. A

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Georgie I Carter, Lilly Carter, Owen L

Carter, Wm. J

Carty, A. D

Casey, Daniel J Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Cavanaugh, James . . Cawood, Blanche . . . . Chaires, Annie E . . . - Chapman, Geo. T . . . . Chapman, S. A

Chapman, W. S

Charles, E- G

Chase, F

Chase, Will. H

Chedal, Mav B

Cheeks, Henrietta J . Chewning, M. A

Childs, Samuel N

Choate, John AV

Christian, Robert W.

Christie, Harrv R. . . . Christy, Edwiii F

Clark, Chas. E

Clark, Mandamus . .

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Clarke, Clara L

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James

Clement, A. H

Clements, Ella F

Coakley, G

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, J. C

Cochnower, F. C

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Cohen, Merer S

Colbert, Matthew

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj

Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura

Colignon, Joseph. . . . Colklesser, A. A

Collerd, Otis B

Collins, Bernard J. .

Collins, J Colne, C. C

Cologne, N. S

Colt, James B

Columbus, A

Columbus, Annie H .

Hours

employed.

575

104 549^

472;^ 562^

128 470/^

376

128 408

335 5^ 576

895 638

5^

522 474^

574 609^

576

365 576

372

103^

528 554

344

160 596

626

384 509 464

144 576

112 631

'216' 504 575^

458

636

576 384 912^

470^

576

176 244^

528

343

152 478 H

575

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$138. 12 48.88

138. 25

189. 00

105. 45

51. 20

147. 02

131.60 32.00

102. 30

134. 20

180. 00

336. 59

159- 72

4». 00

30. 00

2-75

208. 80

189. 80

229. 60

130. 10

180. 00

116.64

108. 00

131. 18

126. 72

221. 60

137. 60

64. 00 321.39 318.40

107. 25

179. 62

145.00

57.60

144. 00

44. 80

160. 80 86.40

[20. 96

230. 20

114. 50

324. 00

230. 40

96. 00

230. 55

235- 25

230. 40 42.24 58.68

211. 20

137. 88 60.80

120. 55

138. 00

$198. 13

128.52

70. 17

'85."6i

70. 36

191-75 78.40

84- 39

30. 27

168. 67

228. 38

149-53

ir.49

182. 10

200. 16

157- 67

171.77

84.50

?. 69

167. 27

[25.40

Colwell, Fred M

Comber, Annie

Combs, Ardella Conger, Wm. H

Connell, Michael F.

Connelly, J. J Connelly, M. P

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, James D. . . . Conner, Wm. C

Connor, Agnes G . . . . Connor, John B

Constantine, B. F. . . . Conway, Thomas

Cook, Carrie Cook, Mary _H Cooke, Adelia Cooke, John E

Cooley, R.T

Corbin, M

Corey, Elvira W

Cornelius, Geo. M . .

Cornish, Joseph S . .

Corridon, Joanna. . .

Coston, W. Brice Coughlan, Alice M. . . Cousar, J. L

Covert, C. C

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, Charles H

Cox, Edwin P

Cox, Frank B

Craft, Max

Crawford, Wm

Crawford, S. T

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crider, Laura

Crollard, Lizzie Croney, Amanda J. .

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Lena M

Crowe, T. D

Crush, J. E

Crutchfield, E. W . . .

Cuddy, Matthias

Culhane, James J CuUen, A. W

Cullen, CP

Cunningham, Jno. A. Cunningham, J. C. . .

Cunningham, S. K. . . Curran, Fannie E- . .

Curi3s J. W

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O. S

Dalkin, Isabella

Dally, John D

Dame, May

Damon, Everett E . • Daniel, Nannie

Dant, Charles W

Darby, Anna

Darling, Delphine. . . Dart, Ida Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E. McClure

Davenport, M. S

Davenport, Samuel .

Davis, Elizabeth

Da\'is, E. D

Davison, A. J Dawson, William . . . . Day, J. P

Hours

employed.

456 4S8

7973^ 504 >^ 320

513

535'/^ 2645^ 565 348

6291^ 554

368

561 ^ 472

236 573^

580

260 487^

506

104 336

260 480 625^

615 404

576

517 464

550 552^

341 512 378^

368

544 630^

136 828^

384

498

613

174 636

I, 00190

483

52654

38 527 576

304

4595^ 634 577^

432

576

553

Amount earned. Time

work.

I114. 00

122. 60

194. 40

202. 55

229. 95

128. 00

123. 12

214. 20

105. 80

226. 00

139. 20

160. 22 132.96

92. 00

140. 37 94.40

94.40

144.67

123. 23

104. 00

182.81

205. 92

48. 88

84. 00

104. 00

192. 00

318. 50

215- 25

103. 90

230. 40

132. 84

185.60

19. 60

112. 01

108. 00

122. 22

78.80

229. 75 135-58

180. 85

109. 80

144. 00

221. 20

132. 00 172.64

85-25

130. 00

133-91

147. 20

217. 60

134. 84 54-40

419- 85

96. 00

151- 44

156. 05 41.76

136. 09

303- 24 23.40 96.84

210. 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 20I

No. 31.

Statement slwzeiiig the iiiiuiber ofper'soiis employed in printmg tlie Annual

RepoH yi8g-/.) of the Seeretajy of Agriculture duringfiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

em- Amount earned.

T^i^ Time Piece- Pl°>^^- work. work.

Deane, "Walter P

Deans, A. C

Decker. Kate

Defrees. A. S Degges, E. F

Delanev, Robert Dement. Elizabeth .

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, D. H

Denham, L. "^V Dennis, Charles

Devlin, ^Margaret ^M.

Dewey, Lizzie

Dice, John

Dickel, A. J.AV Dickens, Man,- Dickinson, Fannie . . Dierken, Agnes

Diggs,

Dillon, John B

Dillon, Thomas

Dixon, L. L

Dobbert, John J Dobbs, H.C

Dodd, Permelia L • .

Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Sarah

Dcherty, John

DohertV, r^Iary Dolan, Lizzie' Donaldson, Ellen . .

Donegan, P. J Dooley, Rose E

Dorsey. Frank

Dorsey, Wm. B

Dougherty. John F. . Dougherty, Mar\- E . Dougherty. ^Villiani

Dove. MarV F

Dow, E' Dowden, C. P

Dowden, Kate

Dowling, J. L

Downey, ^larj- A. . . . Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doxey, Hindman. . . , Dreis" Martin

Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel. B. W

, -QI/ i'233- 00

562,1-^ 225.00

694 173-49

4 2. 00

Si 20.25 634 135- 58 4S0 120. 00

3S 19. 60

228. So

33S 118. 72 56S 136.32

513 123. 12 390 156.92

12S. 40

S50. 91

Amount earned. Hours

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Elliott, Harn- \\ .... Ellis. Ella p:

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis. George K

Ellis, ^vlabel

Ellis, Xaomi

Ellis, Sallie J

Ellis, S. C

Ellsworth. Marv E . • Elwood, C. Thos

162. 32

S6. -7 76 19. 00

320 89. 60 366^ 146. 60 48 19. 20 368 147. 20 4S2 120.60

368 147. 20 613^4 130. 93 553^ 103. 76 566^4 135. 96

3863^ 154.60 498 125. ID 496 135. 48

144 36.00

760 193. 20 486 104. 50 384 153- 60

137. 69 5:6" 144. 00

EngUsh, .S. G

Epplev. ^Maggie C. . . Eskew, H. M

Espev. H.C

EspeV, J.A.B

Etchberger, C. E- . . . Etter, Alfred J Evans, Ella V

Evans. R. B

Fagan, Cora B. .

Farley, Hugh J.

Farley, Lizzie J . Farmer, Benj. D

Featherstone, M.

Feenev, J. L

132. 48

84.87

73-50 86.37

iSo. i: 16. 7;

Ferneyhough, G. N. . Field, '.Sadie Finch. George

228. 95

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, J. P

Fi.sher, Minnie E

Fitzhugh, Ella M. . . . Fitzpatrick, Henrj-.

303

160 576

121.20 Fitzpatrick, J. B.

84. 29 Fitzpatrick, J. F.

64.00 Fitzpatrick, Mary' E.

230. 40 Duffy. Kate E 204. 34

142 564^

208

Dugan. Jennie 1 569^ Dumont, Julia Dunham. Tillie Dunn, Michael Dunnington, Lucy P Durham, Mar\- C . .

Durisoe, John R .... Dutrow, A

Dutton. John W

Duvall, James E. . . . Dwyer, John L

T>\\-\^x. William .... Earl, Rebecca

Earnest, A. T

Eaton, Or.son

EcklofF. C. R

Eddv. Orrin

Edie, M. A

Edmonds. Sarah. . . . Edmonson. H. A

Edmonston, Arch . . Edmunds. Will M .

[36. 68

159- 69 86.83

Fitz Patrick, Mar\' H

Fitzsimmons, Mary . Fitz .Simons, A

Fizer, Adele F

Flahertv, Edward. . .

469 547^

144

144

56.80 |l Flanagan, M. E.

65. 90 ~"

135. 48 Flemin

83.20

166.4

Flanagan, R. C D.W

Fleming, ]M Fletcher, Charles F. . Fletcher, Christine P

219.00 Flint, Thomas, jr. .. . ,60 Flvnn, Edward P

57.60 Flynn, John.

16= MIV2

403 514^

548

16

Edwards. Flora . Edwards, Lizzie. Eggleston, M. E.

760 14 202. 27 568 227. 20 *59 339- 25 332 132. 80

428 92.41

505 127. 10

Flvnn, Mamie

Flynn, INIartin H . .

151.35 \ Foertsch, Mar\-

205. 80 ' Fogarty, ls\. Jennie . 219.20 I Fogerty, James

; 70. S2 Fogle, John L

j 146.90 Foley, Daniel J

202. 27 i Folev, Sadie E

Folk" S. W

Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C

Foske\-, Geo. H

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick .

336

^575

97S 440

D/372

558^^

315

2S4

564

32 462^^ 576

288 376

484 528^

136 868 549^

368 560

846

481 570^

339 360 567^

575

319^

526

52iJ^ 4i6J^ 143^

552

571

451

547 ^ 342 620

76 438

332 553^

57054 576

Si 1 7. 60

287. 50

40

52X54

4325^

144 634

572/2

85-32

i 636

! 478

1 50054

244. 60 no. 85

89. 60

229. 40

104. 71

60. 65

479- 34

282. 00

16.96 115.62

139- 98

115. 20 98.92

247. 60

126. 84 54-40

218. 25 131.88

147. 20

224. 00

254- 97

193- 24 136.92

118.65

90. 00

227. 00

138. 00

127. 80

126. 24

208. 60

166. 60 57-40

132. 48

137. 16

180. 60

13X. 40

136. 80 314.80

19. 00

175. 20

132. 80

221. 40

228. 20

230. 40 40.00

8.40

208. 60

173.00 57.60

135.58

143. 12

166. 20

191. 20 Days.
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. ii.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1894) of the Secretary of Agricultiu^e during fiscal year, r/r.—Cont'd.

Fowler, Jennie

Fox, Catherine

Fox, John Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C .

Frank, Beulah M. .. Frank, Peter

Frayser, Mary E

Frederick, Mary . .

Frink, Fninia A

Fritz, Joseph W....

Fugitt, Harriet A. .

Fuhrnian, Edward J Fuhrmann, Chas. J. Fuller, A. G

Furbershaw, Geo. C

Furcron, Gus. W

Furlong, Anna B. .

Furrow, Annie M. .

Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, I^eroy J Gallagher, Mai-yM.

Gallagher, W. F.. .. Galleher, J. A

Galvin, John F

Gantt, G

Gardiner, W. H..... Gardner, Chas. H. .

Garrett, Kate R

Garrison, Fred G. .

Garst, Susie 1^ , Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . . , Gayle, Ida Geyer, FJ. F

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Hopkins. . . , Gilbert, F;dward G . .

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J Giles, Harry E

Gillespie, J. W

Gillin, J.T

Ginesi, Josephine. . .

Ginesi, Marie

Gir\nn, Isabella

Gisriel, lyizzie Gist, F. W

Glade, Henry F

Glenn, J. F

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Gompers, S. J Gonder, vSue F

Goodman, Cassie A.

Goodrell, H. B

Goodspeed, Alex

Gordon. M. B

Gordon, S. D

Goss, M

Gotta, Robert C

Gotwald, ly. Murray . Gove, Charles H

Graeves, Edith S

Graff, Chas.T Graham, A. W

Graham, Harry C. . . . Grant, J. F

Grant, Eizzie Grasse, Marie I, Graves, Benj. B. F. .

Graves, J. S

Gray, Edna

Gray, Lily Green, Annie

Green, A. R

Green, Edward A

Hours

employed.

525 410

551

356

532

541

Amount earned.

448

96

160 564

504

453 >^ 13b 239^ 420^

559%

532

160 576

5755^ 472 424%

530

331 569

778

471

152 359

361 964

540 MIV2

264 542

492 572%

352

112 568

575

548

481

744

270

576

576 480

576

28288 343%

480

499

375 493%

160 474

970 560

Time

work.

($126. 00

103. 00

220. 60

89. 00

127. 68

216. 40

83.98

24. 00

64. 00

225. 60

201. 60

181.40

54- 40

44. 90

168. 20

223. 80

212. 80

64. 00

230. 40

138. 12

188. 80

169. 80

127. 20

132. 40

106. 68

165. 48

188. 40 60.80

89- 75

90. 30 516.43

2i5. 00

191. 00

99. 00

217. 20

104. 84

137- 64

140. 80

44. 80

227. 20

230. 00

137. 00

193- 96

186. 00

121.50

51. 20

230. 40

230. 40

192. 00

230. 40

70. 49

35- 20

137- 40

258. 64

137. 72

150. 00

124. 10

64. 00

118.94

242. 60

224. 00

Piece- work.

$122.37

52.69 :73.66

179-43

174. 27 "75.84

12. 06 117.96

176.07

171.56

87. 29

108. 72

87. 29

109. 74

191. 18

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Wm. T

Greene, Emma

Greene, John, jr . . .

Grenacher, Charles

Grififin, John

Grigg, lyouisa T

Griggs, W. I, Grimes, L,aura E

Grimsley, P. A

Grinnan, R. E

Griswold, M. J Grosh, B. F

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Hailman, W. A

Hain, Elizabeth .... Haines, T. B

Hall, Columbus

Hall, Edward J Hall,H

Hall, Minnie

Hall,R

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle Halpenny, R. E. S. .

Hambright, F. H . .

Hamilton, Frank D. Hamilton, J. P Hammon, Grace E.

Hammond, John E. Hansbrough, Annie

Handley, Wm. W . .

Hannon, Ella Haradon, Fannie A. Harden, Wm. E

H^rdenburgh, Mary

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Harding, Frank E-

Harding, Margaret

Harding, W. E

Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore M

Harford, R. B

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence. .

Harper, M. A

Harrell, Wells C. .. Harrigan, Frank E.

Hai'ris, David

Harris, Floi-ence M.

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, J. W , Harri.son, John, jr .

Hart, Belle Hartman, V. W

Harvey, Mary E . . .

Harvey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harry . .

Haskell, James G. . . . Hathaway, D. C

Hatton, G. W

Havens, Frank B . . . . Hawke, Nellie E

Hawken, Agnes M . . . Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Hayes, Finley S

Hayes, Mai-j^- Haynes, Eavinia F.

Healy, James A

Heck, Wm. C

572%

544 364%

453

182 576 183%

893 576

360 576 428%

622

120 458

456

580

136 368 519

344

320

177

24 288 354

483 497 519%

lime

work.

482

538 568%

567

384

553

416 574%

567

574

505 496%

448

300

576 441%

166 454%

552 "16"

555%

260 567 312%

575 ^ 104 596

285 38440

617

820 474

160 384

$200. 37

130. 56 91.35

96. 90

72.80

144. 00 73.40

188. 27

144. 00

230. 40

107. 132.63 30.00

114.50

182.40

370. 00 54.40

94. 50

97.31 86.00

128. 00

70. 80 9.60

72. 00 151.87

120. 90

, 3. 20 124.68

193. 84

129. 12

284. 25

255. 15

96. 00

132. 72

104. 00

229. 80

226. 80

229. 60

127. 10

119. 16

112. 00

120. 00

230. 40

223. 65 39.84

90. 90

220. 80

6. 40

222. 20

104. 00

106. 30

.125.00

230. 20

41. 60

150. 40

71.40 96.00 [ 10. 00

92. 00 313.95

174. 73 118.72

64. 00

153-60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 203

No. 31.

Statenioit showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report \1Sg4) of the. Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours emplo3-ed.

Amount earned. Time j Piece- work, j work.

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. .\ . Heffner, Clara S . . .

Heffner, MaryA....

Heinline, Ivida C . . .

Heiston. T. B

HelfF, Josefine M . .

Hellings, Hattie R .

Hellman, Clem

Henderson, Belita. . Hepburn, Charles F

Herbert, Edwin \V . Herzog, Emma

Hess, Morris J Hess, S

Hester. John C

Hickev. Annie

Hickrnan, W. H

Higgins, Benj. F — Higgins, Miles J

Hill, Chas. W

Hill, J. E

Hill, Lorenzo

Hill, O. H

Hilton, Eva A

Himmelnian, Jno. C

Hitchcox, J Hobbie, Mattie

Hoes, James E

Hoe\-, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence . Hoffnagle, Alice. . .

Hofman, Ferdinand Hogan, John H

Hoibv, Henr\- Holbrook, Chas. F.

Holcombe. Sam'l W

Holden, Lewis F . . .

Holland, Jesse

Holler, Rosa L

Hoiton, Hoyt A

Homburg, Ernest F

Hooper, E. J i Hoover, M. E

Hopkins, S. E

Hopper, Annie Hopwood, Louise Howard, Fannie Howard, Julia R

Howe, Merwin G. . . . Howeils, Florence E

Hoyme, H. H

Hubbard, A. J. E ' Hubbard, J.P

Hubbel, Mary- Huggins, J.T Hughes, Charles R . . Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Mars- F

Humes, Annie M. . . . Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, M. G. A

Hurdle, Chas. W j Hurley, Jennie C 1 Hurley, John F 1 Hurworth, Thomas. .1 Huson, Wilbur J

I Hussey, Annie 1 Hussey, Patrick j Hutcher-son, John F. Hutcheson, Erskine.j Hutchinson, Amb . . .

j Hutchinson, Amelia . i Hutton, Clara E

Hyde, \V. B Hynes, Sarah E 1

S57- 60

230. 40

Hours Amount earned. Time PiecePl°5'^^- : work, i work

54S

567 504^

576

Si 74- 39 131-52

136. oS

202. 68

138. 24 636

560

560 464

226. 80

134. 40

224. 00

232. CO

93-92

^6o 144. 00 480

491'/^ 428^

616 569^

319

746 562 351^

578

16 224 543 '/^ 566

512

16 571^

570 464

566 464

571^'

341 633

176

120. 00

98. 60

171.40

156. 40

144. 47

127.60

189'. 40 40.85

134- 88

140. 60

139. 01

6. 40

47- 20

169. 84

141.50

204. 80

6. 40

228. 60

228. 20

123. 20

226. 40

116.00

137. 16

136. 40

361- 25

44. 00

153- 30

168. 02

570^. 36. 92 582^

456^/^ 443^

123.67

98. 10

177. 40 449

368 *7

179.60 219.00 3.20

20. 46

[41.50

164. 60

157- 13

392

2685^

577 579^

602

536

352

490 434

611 403

551 376 440

542 5"

156. 80

107. 40

192. 00

122.00

123. 10

191.49

139- 37

I. 60

306. 45

128.64

140.80

124. 32

108. 50

170. 52

125.63

203. 50

137- 74

94. 00

77-41

105. 60

216.80

122. 64

95- 10

Ingledue. J. B

Irsvin, James H

Jackson, Celeste T.

Jackson, M. Q

Jackson, Pauline . .

Jacobs, Augs

Jaeger, Andrew

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles . .

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Mamie E . Johnson, R. S , Johnson, Virgie . . . . Johnson, Wm

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M.

Jonas, S. A., jr Jones, Albert N

Jones, Edwin C

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. B

Jones, John W

Jones, Lvdia E

Jones, :\f . F

Jones, Thos. D

Jones, Thomas L . .

Jordan, Charles . . . . Jordan, J. W

Jordan, Lula D

Jordan, Richard E . Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, Louis

Kahlert, J. H

Kane, Xora

Kankey, Virginia. .

Karnes, James E . .

Keane, Katie

Keating, Annie .... Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius X

Kee, Eliza G

Keebler, Michael. .

Keefe, T

Keeler, Rachel Keenan, J. H., jr Keicher, MarsKeller, Geo. C

Kellv, Annie

Kellv, Arthur

Kelly, John J Kellv, Katie

Kelly, T. J Kendrick, S. J Kennedy, John J. .

Kernan,'James

Kernev, Rosa B

Kerr, S. H

Kersey, Virginia . .

Ker%'in, W. H

Ketcham, Fred

Keys, Daniel

Kevser, Geo. D

King, A. H

King, J. Ligon

King, :M. R

King, MattieB

King, Mattie I King, Rufvis T

King, Wm. G

Kinnev, W. L

Kinsefla, M

Kirwin, James A. .

Kistler, John vS Klink, J.C

Kluge, Anna A

Knight, JohnE.. . . . Knight, Nellie P.. .. Knoble, Max

902

160

3715 576

359:^ 480

456

539

523

/\/\/\ 254V2 500 478 587^

784

576

$228. 40

64. 00

148. 60

230. 40 67.40

192-. 00

96. 77 215.60

125-52

167. 80

loi. 80

200. 40

191. 20

149. 10

196. 60

144. 00

541- 70

146. 90

205. 38

159- 72 171.38

160 360

40

38 578^

592

64. 00

144. 00

10. 00

19..60 122. 83

150. 80

86. 02 174-37

760 486

480

228. 96 9f-35

240. 00

597/^ 568""

902 743^

564

568

542 . 142 472^

480

622

303- 95

142. 00

229. 36

225. 80

185. 87

135- 36

227. 20

130. 37 56.80

104. 80

120. 00

316. 80

188. 40

129.

169.

154- 07 173-07

!7- 75

536^

378 491^

691

208

444

48 763^

572

271V2 370

399

573 324 138^ 469^

572 533^

359

214.60 94.60

196. 60

175- 25

169. 33

52.00

110.40 70.00 59-40

147. 20

177. 60

19. 20

230. 25

87- 75

185. 78

121.47 68.75

92.60

loi. 80

137-52

129. 60 55-40

117.36

228. 80

128. 04

143. 60

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 31.

Statcmenf sJjoivhig the niDnhcf ofperson cDipIoycd in printhig- the Annual

Report yiSg^) of the Secretary of ^igriculture during fseal year, r/r. —Cont'd.

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. K

Knowles, Marj' C . . .

Knowles, Wni. T . . . . Koehler,C.H

Koehler, Celia Kohler, Lillie Koockogey, Samuel.

Koon, H. R

Kumnier, George . .

Kimdahl, Charles . . Kyne, Elizabeth . . . . lyacoppidan, Mary . . . Lalor, Martha E

Lambert, Nannie. . .

I^ambson, Belle Lancaster, Avigustus Landrigan, Agnes. .

Landvoight, John A. Lane, C. J Lane, Jerrie J Lanman, Frank E. • • Lappin, R. C

Lashhorn, M. A

Lasselle, Maiy S

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lavis.son, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Lawrence, Emma . .

Lawyer, Anna T

Layden, Libbie Leapley, J. N

Leavy, Jennie

Leavitt, Wm. M

Le Buffe, A. F

Lee, Alice V

Lee, James

Lee, Martha

Lee, W.J

Left"erts, Samuel G . .

Lendner, Maggie . . . . Lenman, M. E

Lester, J. J Levey, John Lewellyn, Luzetta. . . Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. Oscar

Lewis, S. W

Lieutaud, H. C

Lightcap, John C

Lindsay, Mary

Liiihart, May

Liomin, George

Litsinger, Elizabeth.

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Lloyd, J. W

Lohmeyer, Rich'd C . Long, Isabel M

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lordan, John J Loring, Annie

Lowdermilk, U. S. . . . Luckett, Lucinda . . . . Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lj nch, Ada J Lynch, James

Lynch, Jennie Lynn, D

Lyon, Thos. J Maag, Frank W

Macfeat, T. D

Macksey, John C

Macnamara, F. G . . . .

Hours

employed.

557^

566^

568

384

572 627 573^

560

952

568

576

368 504

576

376

103 527

Amount earned. Time

work.

568

474

160

631! 312

152 466

488

352

519

567

538^

434

488

376

144 369^

575 499

$223. 00

106. 21

106. 50

153- 60

228. 80

134.02

229. 40

224. 00

240. 80

227. 20

138. 24

186. 00

92. 00

125-99

230. 40

94. 00

48.41

210. So

275. 00

136. 32

118.50

64. 00

160. 87

124. 80

60. 80

136. 90

105. 01

140. 80

207. 60

136. 08

30. 00

147. 20

485 194 . 00 566^ 135- 96 477 119.25 476 190. 40

483 246. 10 160 64. 00

215.40

92- 57

247. 60

150. 40

57. 60

92.85

230. 00

377 94. 24 574 H 229. 80

430 150. 49

420 168. 00 424 169. 60

320 141. 20 383^ 153- 40

67. 20

Piece- work.

I137. 80'.

138. 44

87. 86 89.62

85.61

179-53

177.09

61.23

87-59

80.63

112.46

86.34

88. 67

88.67

149. 64

112. 98

208. 29

188. 77 166:55

150- 65

162. 47 88.67

145- 59

88.67

Macnichol, Sallie .... Madden, William Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John F

Maddren, J. S

Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Maher, Edward C

Maher, Thomas F

Mahoney, Julia Major, Harry B

Maley, John

Malone, Mary A

Manderfeld, Frank L. Mangan, Elizabeth . . Manire, J. L

Mankin, Rose D

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie E- • Marceron, Regina . . . Markej% Patrick H. . . Mar.sh, Clara

Marshall, E- H

Marshall, Libbie

Marshall, W.T

Martin, Bertie Martin, James J Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E Marye, A. M

Mason, Fred A

Massie, L- A

Masterson, John

Mathers, W

Mathews, Effie V

Matthews, Harry

Mattimore, Charles A

Maus, C

Mayer, Frederick B. . Mayer, Geo. E

Maxwell, Julia M

Maxwell, J. W

Mearns, Wra

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie

Meehan, Joseph

Meier, Charles

Merrick, Belle M

Merritt, Edgar B

Metcalf, Jessie L

Metheny, Belle Metzung, John W. . . . Meyer, Leonard

Michael, Theo

Middleton, EUa

Milans, Emma J Milbourn, Florence . . Millaj-, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, David A

Miller, George

Miller, James H

Miller, Lizzie

Millei', Maggie A

Mills, E- C

Milstead, Maggie . . . . Milton, G. L

Mims, E. A

Miner, John

Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Jos. D

Mitchell, Kate A

Mitchell, L. S

IMitchell, Mattie M . . . Mitchell, Martha W. . Moakler, Charlotte . . . Mohler, G. M

Moncure, T. G

Hours

employed.

216 572^^ 443

564 565^

755 639

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

371 447

565

160 5545^ 572 522^

144

570

498

256 547^

616 387^

574^ 656^

484 518H

108 5715^ 618

444

440 349^

281

467 515^

576 512^

858^

320 458

160 575

405 575^

412 [ 633^

576 440

56

480

358 384

576

388 416^

566 578 566^

352 628

$54. 00

107- 34

177. 20

225. 60

226. 20

168. 20

383- 50

345- 35

148. 40

179. 00

105-93

64. 00

133- 08

228. 80

110. II

57. 60

228. 40

119-52

102. 40

219. 00

131.04

135-61 137.88

166. 85

116. 16

207. 40

,56.00

137. 16

154. 60

177. 80

176. 00

139. 80

113. 36

186. 80

109. 38

230. 40

205. 00

214.61

138. 40 no. 04

230. 00

123.45

138. 12

103. 00

161. 10

230. 40

176.00

15. 20

120. 00 89.62

96. 00

180. 00 97.20

166. 60

135- 84

139.01

106. 21

140. 80

159. 80 Days
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 205

No. 31.

Statement shoiuing the 7iumber ofpersons employed in printing the Afinual

Report {1894) of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year^ etc. —Cont'd.

Montgomery-, D

Montrose, Olive M . . . Montz, O.S

Moore, Cecelia A

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, C. W

INIoore, Sarah R

IVIoore, Wui. S

:Mooty, :m. M

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

^Nloran, Marj-

]Morecock, Virginia .

IMoreno, Amelia

Morgan, Daniel ly. . . . Morgan, T. Frank

Morgan, W. D

Morris, BAV

Honrs

era- ployed.

380

524 490 519^

Amount earned. Time

work.

576

347 604

43?

381 4255^ 3"^

INIorris, John 311; 503

416

597 963^

478

Morris, :M Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Anna C . .

Morrison, G. W

ISIorrison, John H. . .

IMorrow, M. M

Morse, Thomas U. . . . Motherhead, John C. Mouse, Thomas

Moxlev, Edah C

:\rucke"lston, Wm. H . Mudd, Frances T

:\Iullen, J. J Mulquin, jVIarj- A. . .

Murphy, C. S Murphy, Daniel

]Murphv, Richard. . . . IMurray, M. E

jNIurrav, Minnie

:MurreU, Julia

JNIutchler, Floyd

Myer, Sam

Mj'ers, John

IVlS'ers, John D

McAleer, H. M

McAloon, Thomas A. McAulev, Alfred

McAuliffe, P. J McCabe, Hattie McCallum, P. M

McCampbell, N. 1^. . . McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F. .

McCarthy, John J . .

McCauley, Emma D

McComb, John

IVIcConahay, Stella B

McConnick, J. F

McCormick, Mary. .

McCormick, ]\rary E. McCullough, Robt.E. McCullum, Ella McDaniel, Jas. M

McDermott, Emma.

McDonald, E- S

IMcDonald, Rena . . . . IMcEnane}-, Charles . McFadden, Alice R.

McFall, Nannie J. . . . McGaveran, Thad . .

:\IcGee, Agnes

McGivern, Marian . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mai-y . . McGowan, H. T

McGowan, Minnie F

McGrane, James A. . McGurk, Alfred J . .

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose

99^

572

240 403/^ 503

549 468^

354^

560^ 555^

468

356

296 596

576 480

208 465^

312

366 546/2 524

360

535

46914 344 575^

558

144

560

40 684

96

$136- 50

152. 00

III. 71

123. 00

207. 80

230. 40 87.30

282. So

307. 20

108. 30

152. 60

173. 80

124. 60

124. 60

94- 30

166. 40

127.38 241.52

240. 25

39. 80

228. 80

67. 20 161.40

126. 59

219. 80

100. 57

141. 80

224. 20

222. 20

98. 78

142. 40

III. 00

24. 12

302. 80

230. 40

192. 00 52.00

186. 20

[24. 110.88 218.60

268. 00

144. 00

125.60

117-37

121.66

138. 12

223. 20

36.00

79. 00

105. 00

16.00

347. 20 38.40

Piece- work.

5178. 26

,64

117-33 72.49

33-75

167. 76

208. 53

155- 33

164- 37

108. 63 215.66

172. 02

202. 77 83.42 86.70

107. 93

138. 75 84.74 88.67

123. 07

154- 87 41.46

McKee, George McKee, Otis W

McKee, Thomas

McKevitt, Annie McKinney, J. A

McKinnoii, J. D

McKinnon, J. E

McKnew, N. E

McEanahan, Wm. H.

McEaughlin, Deline

McEaughlin, J. M . .

McEean, H. C McMahon, M. K

McManus, James. . . . McMaster, Clara McMonigal, Harry . . McMuUen, A

McMurtrie, C. A

McNally, Francis J. . McNaniara, Bridget . McNamara, Maggie . McNamara, Mary . . . McNamee,Cathenne

McNeal, H. W

McNerhaiiy, Ida ...... McNulty, Charles McPherson, Chas, H.

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . . . McQueen, M

McRoy, M. W

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

NaefF, Eaura

Nalley, Kate V

Nalley, G. G

Nally, James Naylor, Eouis P

Nebb, Barbara

Neeley, D.R. P

Neligan, Ann

Nelson, Chas. W

Nervis, Maiy

Nevils, E. M

Newman, Clai'ence . . Newton, Josephine. . Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo.W

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norris, M. F

Nuber, J. E

O'Brien, Annie

O'Brien, John J

O'Brien, Mary

O'Brien, P. A

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget .

O'Connor, Annie E- • O'Donnell, S. P

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Ambrose . . . O'Keefe, Hannah. . . . O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Eeary, Dennis J

. . . O'Eeary, M

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Rourke, Mai-y E - O'Toole, Mary B

Odor, Guy C

Opdyke, Alice

Oreni, Charles J

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie . . . . Outcalt, Harry J Owens, Mary

Hours

employed.

616 358^

441 596^

536 372^

547

333

248 400/

775 622

559

435 636

556

544 573^

648

32 392 499^ 3"^

367 563^

551 439^

160 666

556

576

513

72 468 575^

510^

384

104 603^

210

480

144

176 395 464

352

557

375

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I313. 20

143. 40

225. 70

152- 15

272. 00

157-68 112.50 218.80

133. 20

99. 20

166. 00

206. 16

316. 60

104. 81

174. 00

136. 09

104. 22

130- 56

229. 40

162. 00

12.80

118. 80

199. 80

124. 60

135- 24

220. 40

115. 12

64. 00

166. 60

222. 40

105. 60

230. 40

123. 12

18. 00

100. 81

230. 20

204. 20 107.52

224. 40

41. 60

129. 07

84. 00

120. 00

57. 60

240. 00

44. 00

158. 20

185. 60

146. 80

80. 00

133-68

150. 00
2o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 31.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g4) of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Owings, T. H

Padgett, Herbert

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Kate W

Parent, Margaret J.

Parish, Edith S

Parker, Andrew I,. .

Parker, J. B

Parker, Millie Parsons, A. M

Parsons, CD

Partello, Philip

Patterson, E. H

Patterson, ly. Hearn . Patterson, Thos. F... Paudert, E. H

Peake, M. F

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Rufus W .

Peckham, Emily . . . . Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B . . . . Pepper, James P

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, I,aura V . . .

Perkins, W. M

Perry, Pattie B

Pershing, W. C

Pester, M. A

Petersen, Emil

Peticolas, Pearl

Pfleging, Clara A . . . . Phelps, C.E

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Mary J Phillips, Milton

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, L,aura

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Piggott, Charles H .

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .

Plant, Hannah

Pollock, David

Pope, F

Popkins, Dora E

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Potter, James

Powers, David B

Poynton, Sarah S. . . . Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, lyillie Prescott, W. M

Presley, H. M

Pridgeon, John

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, D

Proctor, E. G

Proctor, M. A

Proudley, Ray

Pumphrey, Bettie . .

Pumphrey, E. P., jr .

Purcell, M

Purcell, Maggie E-- • Purdy, Chas. F

Pyemont, J. W | Quinn, Daniel J j Quintin, I^illie B

Radouski, Simon. ... Randall, Emma

Randall, J. S.. Ranke, Ida

Hours

employed.

145^

574

3803^ 572

568 578

575

104 342 410

567!^

284^4 *49

203 573^

144 480

144

Amount earned.

567^

624

470

452

144 368

152 144 974

104 391^

480 5"^

570

321 439

568

232 888 496

637

636

587 *72 600^

331^

282^

160 495

5265^ 383^

Time Piece- work, work.

$75- 55

145. 82

133- 17

137. 28

54- 40

136. 32 231.36

304- 47

26. 00

138. 00

164. 00

125.40

227. 00

113.80

220. 50

60. 90

137- 64

57. 60

192. 00

36. 00

177- 35

133- 14 155-40

125. 60

117.85

228. 40

211. 20 57.60

88.32

60. 80 57.60

492. 40

319. 90

41. 60 93-96

127. 50

204. 60

137. 09 81.50

175.60

227. 20

92. 80

222. 10 119.04

136-31

324. 00

125. 20 414.00

128.03

132. 60

113. 84

64. 00

119. 09

133- 95

153- 40

$130. 98

1-33

,78

87- 29

[80. 30

86. 67

161. 18

140. 50

119. 27

120. 98

126. 04

145. 08 126.23

88. 49

151.40 188.42

67. 25 90.05

70.13

188. 77

156.

Name.

77-05

* Days.

Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Reed, L,ewis Reef, Arnold

Reeve, 1^. M

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora B

Revnolds, A. W

Revnolds, Albert W

Rice, T. S

Richards, Edward.

Richards, Mary^ J. . Richards, Sarah M . Richardson, Chas. M

Richardson, R. A

Rickards, vSamuel P

Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O.J

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S

Riecks, Alice Ring, John

Rion, Irene

Riorden, Henry E- • Ritchie, E. J Roach, James T . . .

Robb, Annie E

Robb, John H

Roberds, Asa D

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, Jas. H

Robertson, Cora B.

Robertson, Harry J

Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, J. S

Robinson, vSarah E.

Robinson, Sarah E . Robison, W. T , Roche, Anna E

Roche, E. J. Roche, lyouise Roche, Walter T

Rocheford, Alice M.

Rockwell, H. C

Rockwell, Wm. E

Rode, Gustav D , Rodgers, John W. . . , Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rohr, J. A

Rose, J. F

Rosewag, G

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Rote, Edwin C

Rotenbury, Wm. R .

Rous, Mary \, Rowland, W. C

Rowlett, B. E

Ruby, Eucy V

Rufif, Valentine Runyan, Annie E . - - Runyan, Harry S. . . . Runyan, E- J Rupp, Eucv

Rush, Frank H

Russell, Annie

Russell, Chas

Ru.ssell, Hettie

Ru.ssell, Lizzie A . . . . Ryan, Anna C

Ryan, Edward J Ryan, John J Ryan, M. A

Hours

employed.

576

729;^

750^

164 4863^ 576

354

360 464

524

Amount earned. Time

work.

392 573^

576

366 452^

519^^ 420^

128 304

543 612

72 523^

456

320

471 574

548 672 456^

629 14 402

626

5445^ 406^

310

524

343 576 *55

401 5^ 535^

368 629

434

430

160 525

512

290

16 503 5^ 64

36066^

98^

471/^ 440

509 570^

658

$230. 40

186. 05 48.88

192. 30 65.60

91. 21

144. 00

142. 40

144. 00

185. 60

186. 48

200. 40

229. 40

230. 40

146. 40 "3-85

207. 80

168. 20 32.00

76. 00

130. 32 312.00

28.80

209. 40

205. 20

128. 00

118. 10 107.61

219. 20

214. 50

182. 60

134. 46

121.68

133- 64

217. 80

86. 95

124. 00

126.05

120. 05

108. 00

220. 00

104. 15

147. 20

157- 24 173.60

172. 00

04. 00

134- 70

129. 69

116. 00

6. 40

120. 84

16. 00

144. 00

26. 60

39- 40

113.16

105. 60

122. 16

228. 20 217.92
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 207

No. 31.

Statement shoiLnng the niiuibcr ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd. Amount earned. Hours I ploved.l ^'^"^^ ^^^5-

^ - work. work.

Hours Amount earned.

Piece- work.

ii5S. 65

Rj-der, Francis .... Sadler, Octavius... Sakers. John T. ..

Salt, Joseph

Samberg, E. P

Same, Henrietta C. Sampsell, Henr\- G

Sandefur, Xina L-

Sandidge. R. L

Sangston, :Mar\- C. Sardo. A. E..."

vSardo, A. E., jr. ..

Satterfield. S.T. ..

Sauer, Bena C

vSauls. J. L 479/^ 191. So Saunders, Gertrude 119. 71 vSaunders, Sue 4^2 135- Savage, Kate 163.17 Schafer, E. J ; 123.93

411

160

335^/2 378

421 460

004 J S06

$164. 40

64. 00 S3.S7

94. 60

168. 40

98. 82 95.20

46S. 00

537- 95

126. So

165. 78

204 382

72 546?^ 384 416

462

505

47S^'2 5S2

-,60 390

317

16 *38

360

Schefler, Peter Schermerhorn, Cath

erine

Schertzer, C.C

Schlick, Fred J

Scott, James

Scott, K. L

Scott, ^Villiara

Scott, S • Seebold, H. W

Segerson, J. E

Selbach. F. W

Serrin, Rosanna

Seyfferth, Fred A

Seymour, W. S Shannon, Ben. J Shaw, :Marv S

Shea, Timothy

vSheir^-, Mamie

Sheldon, Charles A.

Sheldon. Hallie :M. . . Shepherd, L. A

Sheridan, Frances. .

Sheridan, James H. . Sherman, J. W

Shields, Margaret . .

Shields, W. E

Shim.p, Lon A

Shiplev, M.E

Shipley, NellieH. .. . Shock, :Mar\- Shortsleeves, .\nnie

Shreve, Xannie

Shubburd, P. Kate. .

Shuniwav, O. H

.Siblev, j'. Sidener, C. F ; Siebei-t. Frank | Siegfried. Edward F .

| Sikken, E. A ; .Silence, Annie "\V. . . .! Sill, W. S Simmonds, Xellie ... I Simmons. Arthur, jr.! Simms. Robert

Simpson, John

Simpson, S. jM I Sims, M. E

' Sinclair. Louisa j Singleton, CM j Singleton, Thos. D. .! Singleton, W. H 5-^7 Ske'en, C S70 Skelly. Julia Smith, Anna J 512 Smith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F 351 Smith, Florence 558 Smith, John J 476 Smith, Kate L 512

:>49 886

384

440

440

402

555/^

316 560^

562H

176 855 613

81.60

80. 81

28. So 21S.60

193. 60

166. 40

234.00

145. So 191.40 174.96

144. 00

152.9^

156. 00

126. So

210. 35 6.40

21S. 50

144. 00

136. 6S

72.32

154- 98

18. 82

35. 67

24.21

226. 00 120.96

176. 00

176.00

141.96

119. 19 126.40

224. 20 19.60

140. 62

70.40

214. 60

130. 98

20.00

215.00

136. 92

140. 40

133-92

190. 40

loS. 95

146. 27

191. 61 173-26

172.58

149. 90

151- 25

Smith, Marv

Smith, iVI. J" Smith, Xellie Smith, Richard S. .

Smith, Shelbv

Smith, T.U..' Smith, AV. A

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, John B . . . .

Snodgrass, Jennie.

Snowden, John C. .

Snowden, John E- . Snowden, Wm

Somers, Lizzie M. .

Sommers, Adam J. . Songster, Thos

Soov, E. L

Soules, E. C

Spaeth, Chas.H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Louie

Sparks. Rebecca

Speaks. M. J

1 Spear. Hiram i Speelman, M. R I Speier. Henrietta. .

Speisser, M. E j Spencer, Chas. L , .Spencer. J. C

Spencer, M

Sprague, X. C

Sprandel, INIaiy M . .

Spriggs, M. E'. Sprightlev, P. S

Sproule, W. J

Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Standlev, H. L

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, M.J

Stansbur\-, W. H

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A . . vStelle, Joseph G

Stevens, K

Stevens, S. \V

Stewart, Georgie E- • Stewart, :Martha E .

Stockham, Annie M

Stockman, Jas. A. . .

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Storv, Andre V. H . .

Stratton, L- C

Strawn. H. L

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Strieker, \Vm. F

Stuart, jNIarv Sturm, Edward H . .

Sudwarth, C. F

Sugg, Charles R

Sullivan, Daniel

Sullivan, Daniel J. .

Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, P. J

Sutor, L. P

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Sweenej', Enima

.Sweeney, Patrick. . . . Sweetman, M. M

Swetland. M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. E

Swift, Peter

424 S169. 60 219^ 87.80

112 39-20 96 38. 40 806 202. 52

558 133-95

144 36. 00

488 122. 00 *4i 205. 00

550 220. 00

576 230. 40

248 99.20

630 240. 60

552 220. So 575 230. 00

571 137- 33

S82. 47

168. og

127. 19

t37-90

141. 08

^^76 566 no. 00

226. 40

298 * 70

269

144 860

75.00 315-00

107. 60

57- 60

435- 20

77. 93

16S. 49

151.88

498^

601

142

551 438^

308 480

548

57S

119.64

306. 50 56.80

220. 40

110.55

123. 20

202. 80

131-52

146. 60

196.

160 552 384

524 138^

555 559

564

247^

480

480 575^

429^

572 235^

477

625

560 437

176 424/4 560^

164 564

64. 00

132.48

145. 40

III. 63

55-40

51.20

222. 00

139- 74

304- 36

135- 36

99. 00

226. 40

240. 00

216. 00

156. 67

103. 88 107.67

137. 28

94. 20

190. 8c

133-31

119. II 109.42 70.40

169. 80

134. 81 65.60

225. 60

169. 68

133- 19

183. 22

205. 38

174.46

156. 77

186. 28

Davs.
2o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 31.

Statement showi?ig the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSg4) of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Szegedy, Krama G .

TafF, Andrew.

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Tarkington, R.N

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, W. W

Taylor, Wm. M

Teller, Chas

Teller, Arthur S Temple, R. C

Terry, Mary F

Thayer, Courtney

Thayer, Geo. H

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, K

Thomas, Uraanuel . .

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A.

Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Emma 1^. Thompson, J. I Thompson, May M. . . Thompson, R. W

Thompson, W. H

Thompson, Zachariah Thornton, Florence.

Throckmorton, K. B . Tilghman, J. W

Todd, Geo. M

Tolson, Fred Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A . . . Toole, D. C

Toomey, Dennis

Tounsley, F. C

Townsend, Annie M.

Towson, Helen M

Tracy, Geo. A

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Tretler, Carrie I, Trudeau, E- ly Trumbo, A

Tune, ]v. A

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, T. F

Turberville, G.R.I,.

Turkenton, Mary. . . . Turley, Gretta

Turton, Fannie

Turner, J. A. D

Tyrrell, Carie T

Udell, Mattie Unkefer, A. C Upperman, Emma F. Upton, Wm.C

Urban, Anna M

Van Arsdale, Ida .... Van Matre, James W. Van Matre, Kate .... Van Matre, W. C

Vaughan, W. J Voelker, Chas. P

Wade, M

Waldo, lyydia Walker, Chas. H

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, James K . . . Walling, Rose

Wal.sh, JohnE

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Hours

employed.

614 499 >^

151 853^

572 640^

558^

356 815

522

732

104 620 530^

Amount earned.

184^ 516^

249 572

568

526

551 564

402

72 637^^

491 488

312

232

136

144

215^/^ 260 559 989^

504^

351

783 K

253 474^^

160

612

479 K

547 629

762 454^

312

573 994

i-,6 379^

Time Piece- work, work.

1,131.20 201. 44

189. 80

37- 75 213.36

286. 00

163. 35

174- 53

89. 60

203. 75

125. 28

186. 00 48.88

132. 73

212. 20

46.42

130. 55 63.17

228. 80

227. 20

126. 24

103. 30

141. 00

152. 10

28. 80

162. 45

117. 96

146. 40

124. 80

92. 80 28.56

57. 60

86. 20

55- 27

253. 00

223. 60

249. 80

126.97

123. 95

140. 40

237. 45

53- 23 118.62

64. 00

156. 00 95-90

218.80

134- 55

22. 00

428. 85 181.80

124. 80

229. 20

300. 84 54-40

152. 80

$151.67

89-13

74-52

154. 82

202. 58

105.37

183. 14

165- 54

93-

143- 43

119.56 99-50

147- 93

125- 49 86.07

160. 05

89-59

173.01 132-59

120. 57

136. 23

Name.

Walter, Wm. vS Walters, Annie

Walters, A. T

Wander, Mary E - - - - Ward, Ullie Ward, I,. M

Ward, R.F

Warner, Annie E

Warnke, G., jr Warren, Chas. M . . . . Warren, Henry

Warren, SanfordM.

Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith Wasner, Mary

Waters, Annie. . . Waters, R. M

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Frank W . .

Watson, H. C

Watson, H. Iv Wear, E- E

Webb, H. C

Webb, Walter H

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr. Weber, W. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, W. F

Weidman, J. M

Welch, Alice -. . . . Wellner, Mary

Wells, Chas. W

Wells, E

Wells, H. I, Welsh, C. H

Welsh, Norris West, A. A

Wetzel, Emil P

Wheeler, Geo

Wheeler, John H

Whitaker, J.T

White, B

White, B. C

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

White, Ida White, Maud V

Whitehead, Z. W

Whitelaw, P.J

White-side, John H .

Whitford, Wm. E. . .

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, lyCwis H

Wiley, James H

Wilkin.son, Nellie . . . Wilkinson, Wm. J

. .

Williams, Emma D . . Williams, F

Williams, F. A

Williams, H.T

Williams, Margaret . Williams, T. H

Williamson, I^izzie C. Willis, F. M

Willis, James

Williss, Henry C

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, G. G., jr WiLson, J WiLson, J.Chris I

Hours

emploj'ed.

452

471

112 624

8 446

384 457

144 576

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$203. 40

113.04

28. 00

133- 14

576

'626"

546 576

545 574^ 451^

324 512

128 420

520

936

572 456

422

160 568 195^

576 564^

944 4S0

22ll^ 557^

566^

3103^ 356

3- 20

107. 04

153- 60

205.65 57.60

305. 28

165. 96

133- 55 86.40

57. 60

189. 60

114-54

121.60

109. 20

19. 60

208. 00

185. 60

218. 80

132. 80

230. 00

219. 20

230. 40

230. 40

195- 55

230. 40

390. 00

113.87

123.59

97- 50 44.00 6.00

101.00

192. 00

218. 00

137. 88

228. 50

129. 60

204. 80 51.20

215. 20

208. 00

234- 00

228. 80

114. 00

168. 80

64. 00

136-32

78. 20

237. 60

135- 48

236. 00

244. 80

88. 60

223. 00

135- 96

124. 20

^2.4o Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 209

Xo. 31.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [ iSg4) of the Secretaiy of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Wilson. ZNIaiyE

Wilson, Xelie Winchester. Jno. INI. Winner, W. F

W'isener. L. A

Wisted. J. J AYolfe, C. B

Wood, A.I, Wood, Jno. D

Wood, J. H

Woodell, Jno C

Woodell, E. H

Woodend, Emma F. Woodward, E. C . . .

Woodward, Elmer E Woolsev, Emma. . .

Worsha'm, W. W. . .

4S9

1368 472 Illy

160 4845^

556^^

400/2 492

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. : work.

54-40

137. 12

3. 20

165. 20 157.86

223. 00

80. 00

121. 35 222.60 30.00

160. 20

149- 52

166. 58

184. 25

130. 27

Wrenn, EiHian

Wright, George

Wright, ]\Tarv E

Wright, S. C." Wroe, Chas. P. P W^yman, Nannie Wynne, ]\Iary T

Yeaman, Cora E

Yingling, S. B

Youart, R. E

Young, Adele Young, Isabella Zimmerman, Joe E- • Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M . Zucker, Henrj^

Hours

emplo3'ed.

Amount earned.

622

368 934 J 576

6135^ 480 485^

47934 575^

456

Time

work.

$132. 89

147. 20

233. 62

230. 40

155- 97

192. 00

122. 22 191.80

230. 20 97-94

183.60

Xo. 32.

Statement shozuing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report ( 7,^95 ) of the Secretary ofAgriculture during the fiscal year endedJune jo,

/8p6, with the length of time each has bee^i employed and the amount each has

received.

Hours

emploved.

Abell, A. T

Abernethy, Chas . . . . Ackerman, A. INI Ackert, B. H

Adams, Annie C

Addis, L. D

Alexander, C.J

Allen, H.:M Aman, F. A

Anderson, Ollie Andrews, M. E

Ai mstrong, James R

Arnold, A. J Austin, G. E

Backman, Frank, jr . Bailev, S

Baker, G. L

Baltzell, John

Barnes, Clair C

Barnhart, F. H

Barrett, Julia Barron. C. E

Barr\-, J

Bartel.s, A. J Barton, C. C

Bavlv, John A

Beadle, Stephen A. . . Beck, Wm. H

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra A . .

Berrigan, ZM. G

Bierley, Wm

Boehmer, John A

Borland, Alex.T

Boteler, Harn,- S

Bowie, Carrie C

Boyd, W^ :M Boyle, Fannie

Bracken, James

Bradford, J. E

Bradford, W. R

Brady. Rosa

Brandt, Adam

Amount earned. Time

v.'ork.

96 $24. 00

96 38. 40

48 12. 00

87 34-80

16 3-36

96 28.80

96 38.40

96 24.00

100 25.00

38-40

93.28

100 27. 40

100 37- 50

16 4. 00

96 38. 40

96 38.40

96 38.40

96 24. 00

96 38.40

88 35-20

28 7. 20 96 38.40

8 3-30

vS. Doc. 18-

100 25. 20

128 32. 00

100 37-50

96 24. 00

472 236. 00

96 24.00

91 36. 40

80 20. 00

8 2. 00

120 30. 00

95 38.00

* 12 69. 00 14

Piece- work.

S2. 76

2. 76

2.76

2. 76

2.' 76'

2.30

2. 30

Breslin, John

Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J.D

Brigham, W. H

Brinkley, Y. T

Brittain, Alice A. . . . Brown, J. G

Browne, John D

Bruffv, G.T

Bullock, M. E

Bullock, W. P

Bunn, Sidney S

Burke, Catharine. . . . Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mary A

Burkholder, E

Burnett, N. P

Burr, Ada

Cameron, W. H

Campbell, F. W

Carleton, R. P

Carrigan, Wm. J Carrington, S. A

Carson, M. A

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Georgie

Carter, Wm. J Chapman, Geo. T. . . . Charles, E. G

Christian, William H.

Clark, E.B

Clark, Mandamus . . . Cole, M. M

Coleman, C. O' Colne, C. C

Colt, James B

Comber, Annie

Conklin, John H . . . . Connor, Agnes G . . . . Cooney, James J Cornish, Joseph S . . . Corridon, Joanna. . . . Cornelius, Geo. M. . .

Hours

employed.

96

'96' 96

100

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

30

7296

56

96

191

8

24

24

24955^

88

92

114

24

96

9592

10096

364

50. 88 38.40

25.00 38.40

8.96

28.80 38.40

17. 28

24. 00

40. 21 1.68

24. 00

37- 20

29. 00

6. 00

9. 00

6. 00 23-87

22. 00 36.90

23.00

29.40

9. 00

20. 00

43- 20 33-60

48. 00 38.00

23.00 25.00 38.40 38.40

91. 00 6.72

35-20

Day.s
2IO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 32.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the AnnuoJReport [18%) of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year^ etc. —Cont'd.

Hours employed.

Cousar, J. L

Cowgill, John

Craft, Max

Cranford, Horace. . . Crollard, Lizzie .... Crump, W. F

Culleii, A. W

Cuney, N. W

Cunningham, S. K.

Curran, Fannie E .

Curtis, Kate

Dale, O. S Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie Da Vega,E. McClure

Davis, Wra. H

Deane, Walter P

Decker, Kate

Defrees, A. S Dement, Lena

Dennison, Charles S, Dexter, W. H

Dierken, Agnes .... Divine, Luther

Dodge, G.C

Dooley, Rose E

Dorsey, Frank

Dorsey, Wm. B

Dougherty, Jno. F.

Dove, Mary F

Dowden, Kate

Dowling, J. L

Dubant, Maud

Dunham, Tillie Dunnington, Lvicy P

Dutch, Edward

Dutton, John W

Earnest, A. T

Edie, M. A

Edmondson, H. A.. Edwards, Lizzie .... Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, G. K

Eliis, Naomi

Ellis, vSallie J Farmer, John

Featherston, M

Feeney, J. L

Ferguson, John F .

Ferrier, Samuel .... Fiesse, Chas

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fitzsimmons, Mary

Fogarty, M. Jennie.

Folk, S. W

Freeman, James E- Garner, J. S

Garrette, Chas. F

Gayle, Ida

Gibson, Hopkins.

Gilbert, H. A

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goodrell, H. B. .. . Graeves, Edith S. Graham, Harry C. Grant, J. F

Grant, Lizzie Graves, J. S

Gray, Edna

Gray, H. W

Gray, R. F

Green, A. R

Green, W. T

Greene, Emma. .

Grimes, Laura L • •

96

96

102^ 7896

2009246

1169693^

128

96

9640

100 360

4815

95

96

116

11296

96

95^

96

24

24

Amount earned. Time

work.

I36. 00

24. 00

36. 36

31. 20 38.40

42. 00

23.00

14. 16

36.00

24. 00

30. 00

24. 00

32.00 38.00

38.40

24. 00

10.00

25. 20

90. 00

122.05

23.00

24.00

32. 20 23-75

20. 00

33- 60

24. 00

24. 00

30. 00

34.80

38.40

33-60 36.80

38.40

25. 20

38. 40

28. 80

24. 00 67.84

28.80

24. 00

32.80

16. 00 38.40

24. 00

20. 50

38. 40

38. 20

24. 00

6. 00

6. 00

Piece- work.

$2. 30

2. 76. I 2.76 f

2. 76 .92

2. 76

2. 76

2. 76

2. 76 2.76 2.30

2.76

2. 30

1.84

2.76

2:76'

2.76

2. 76 2.30

2. 76

2. 76 2.76

r.84

2. 76

76

2. 76

Hackett, Murray ... Hain, Elizabeth.... Halliday, Belle Hammon, Grace L- Harden, W. E

Harding, W. E

Harper, M. A , Harris, Harriet Harward, Chas. E. •

Hathaway, D. C Hawken, Agnes M.

Haynes, Lavinia F.

Hays, Uriel C

Heiston, T. B

Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H . . .

Hester, John C

Hickey, Annie

Hoey, Jennie G

Howard, T. W

Hughes, G. D

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchison, William

Ingalls, Albert E--- Ingledue, J. B

Jackson, Celeste T . Jackson, Edward. .

Jackson, M. Q

Jeffries, James H. .

Jenkins, Zachary T

Johnson, Geo., jr. .

Johnson, W. B

Johnston, Frank M.

Johnston, John M . . Jones, G. E

Jones, J. B

Jones, Lydia E

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, Louis Karnes, J. E

Kee, Eliza G

Keebler, Michael . .

Keefe, T

Kerney, Rosa B

King, M. R

King, Mattie B

King, Rufus T

Kirkland, William .. Kummer, Geo

Lalor, Martha E

Lambert, Nannie . .

Langan, C. B

Layden, Libbie Leavy, Jennie

Lee, A. V

Lemmon, Vincent .

Lester, J. J Lewellyn, Luzetta .

Little, J. M

Lloyd, Frank M

Long, Isabel M

Lordan, John J Lusby, Ida C

Lutz, Lawrence F. .

Lvnch, Jennie

Lytle, N.H.-. Macnichol, Sallie . .

Major, Harr\- B

Martin, Minnie E- - • Marj'e, A. M

Mathers, J. W

Matthews, Harry . .

Maxwell, Julia M. .

Maxwell, John W. .

Merrick, Belle M . .

Milbourn, Florence.

Miller, Maggie A

Mills, E.C

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece work.

I $38. 40

23.00

93

96

100

9694^

96

10087J4

24

116

2796

438

96

38488^

96

72

23.00

15.60

21.75

24. 00

24. 00 38.00

10. 00

23- 25 38.40

40. 00 38.40

18. 00 6.00

6.00

38. 40

6.40

10. 00

24.00

35- 20

72. 00

23-25 38.40

24. 00 38.40

37. 80

38. 40

31-25

35- 00

6. 00

30. 00 24.60 36.00

18. 00 44.00

24. 00

24. 00 36.00

6.90

38.40

III. 00

24.00

38. 40

24. 00

24. 00

24.00

192.00 35-40

24. 00

25.20 140

38.40

35.20

38.40

25.20 38-40

24. 00

6. 00 ' . , 2. 76
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 211

No. 32.

Statement shozcing the iiinnber ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

RepoH {iSgj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd,

Hours

emAmouiit earned.

Piece- work.

Milstead. :Mag^e . . . . Milton, G. L.

Mitchell. MattieM..

McntgonieiA-, Geo. F. Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Sarah R

Z^Iooty, ^l.^V :Morecock, Virginia .

Moreno, Amelia

Morison, Lindsey. . . . Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H. . . . Mudd, Frances T

Mj-er, Sam

96

S?

11692

100 Mvers, John 43 McCabe,"U'm c McCarthv, J. J

c McCuUum, Ella McDaniel, Jas.C McDermott, Emma. . McDonald. Claude B. McEwen. A.W

McGivern. Marian . . McGloin, Felix McGravr, C. H

McKee. Otis W

McKenna, James .... McKevitt, Annie

:McKinney. J. A

McKinnon, J. L McMahon. M. K

McMauus. James

McMonigal. HarrA- . . McXult^^ Chas. . f... McPherson, J. A

:McVille. Hattie Neely, D.R. P

j Xeligan, Ann | Nelson, "V\'m

ZSrichols. Geo. W

Xicols, Noel

Noyes, Henn,-

0'Br%-on, INIihnie .... O'Donnell. S. P

O'Gorman, Catherine

Ogle, Geo. H

Orr, Rebecca

Page, Geo. N

Parker, Millie Pearson, Rufus . . Percival, E. B

Perkins, I^ura V . . .

Perr\-, Pattie B

Pester, M. A

Philes, W. E

Pierce, Laura

96

lOI93^2

2+ 116

8 11624

11696

116

24

8496 Piggott, Chas. H } 152 Plymire, Robert N

Pocher, Simon

Potter. James

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, :Marv A

Prescott, W.

Proctor. D

Purcell. M

P%-emont, J. Radley. C. W

Radotiski, Simon . . . . Rankin, S . .. . Read. Charles A

Reilv. Cora

Reynolds. A. W

Rhodes, Thomas A . . . Richards, :Mar>' J . . . . Richardson, Clias. M.

Rickles, John

Ring, T. M

Roach, J. T

Robinson, Sarah E . . .

3S.40

24.00

6. 00

30.00

-16.00

24. 87 37.50

108. 57

38. 40

38.40 38.40

1.84

23-57 9.60

36.00

2. 00

36. 00 9.60

30.00

24.00 36.00

14. 00 24.00

38. 40

18.00 36.40

38.40

2.76 !|

I 38.40

2.76

30. 96

6. 00 33.60

24.00

76.00 38.40

23.85 24.00

116 30.00 96 24. 00

38.40 96 38.40

174 44.00 92 36.80 92 36.80

100 40.00 96 38.40

8 4.00 9f

24.00 96 38.40

96 24.00

76 1 * Days.

Rockw-ell, H. C

Rogers, Zimri V

Rose, J. F

Ross, M. A

Rowland, W. C

Rub}-, Eucy Y

Ruuyan, Harr\- S . . . . Rupert, Chas..' Ryau. E- H

Rvnex, Frank R

Sakers, John T

Sangston, Marv C- Sardo. A. E.. jr Sardo, N

Satterfield, S. T

Saunders, H. C

Sauter. Balsey F

-Scheerer, Annie INI . . Schoeneman, Geo. E.

Scott. James

Scott, W. S

Seebold, H. W

Sefton, Wm. C

Shepherd. L.A

Sherman, J. W

Shields, INIargaret. .

Shreve, Nannie

Silence, Geo. P

Sinclair, Eouisa

Smith, H. J Smith, J. Harman. .

Smith, John J Smith, Mar\- Smith, W. V

Smyth, John B

Spa'rks. Rebecca

Speis.ser, M. E

Sprightley, P. S

Staffan, G'eo Standlev, H. L

Steele, H. Herbert . . . Stevens, S. W

Stockham, Annie N . Ston.-, Andre V. H . .

Stromberger, H. H .

Sullivan, J. J

Surgin-. Arthur E. . - • Sweeiiev. Emma . . .

TafF, Andrew

Taylor, E. P

Thomas, Clara Thomas, Richard. . .

. Thompson, EmmaE

Thompson, J. M

Trapp. M. P

Tuck, F. A

Tune, L. A

Turberville, G. R. E. Turton. Fannie

Udell, :\Iattie Unkefer. A. C Upperman, Emma F

Van Matre, Kate . .

Van Matre, W. C . . .

T^'alker, Jos. E

AValler, John

Walsh, JohnE

AVard. L. :M Waterman. T. J Watson, H. C

Weber, Wm. H

Webster, W. F

Wells. E

WeLsh, C. H

Wei sh, Norris

West, A. A

Whitaker, J. T

Widdicombe. Cornelia .... ,

Hours

eni- ploj-ed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

96

464

88

90

2492

17680

84

17694

96

10096

9240

9564

96

96

11696

96

11696

24

96 \ no I 40S

96 I 100 j * 12 96

7296

I32. 20

38. 40

21.87

24. GO

24. GO 23.00

38. 40

38.00

24. 00

245. 92 35.20

28.00

24. GO

.35- 20

38. 40 8.00

8.00

24.00

38. 40

36.40

24. 00

23.75

24, 00 38.40

38.40

38. 40

38. 40

6. GO

24. OG

37.00

93.28

28.00

21. 00

93. 23

37. 60 38.40

25.00 39.20

23.00

10. 00

38.00

16. 00 38.40

24. 00

42. 00

24.00

4. 00

24. 00 54.00

36.00

24. 00

10. 40 38.40 i. 28. 20 I. 216. 24 . 38-40 - 25.00 . 78.00 . 24.00 j. 18.00 I.

23.37 I.

2. 76
212 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 32.

Stateme7it showing the number ofpe^'sons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSg^') of the Secretary of Agriculture during fiscal year, etc. —Cont'd.

Wilcox, I^ewisH

Wilkinson, Nellie . .

Williams, C. 1^ Williams, T. H

Williamson, I^izzie C

Wilson, Marj^ B

Wise, Saml.G

Wolfe, C.B

Wood, John H

Wood, W. M

Hours

employed.

96

96

96

89 >^ 9696

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$25. 80 "38.40'

24. 00

24. 00

35-80

33- 60

24. 00

38. 40

$2.76

2. 30

Name.

Hours I Amount earned.

plo3'ed. Wood, Warren C 96 AVoodell, E. H 24 Woodgate, Geo. J

. . . . 96 Woodward, Elmer E | 116 Woodward, E 96 Worsham, W. W . 16 Wright, vS. C 96 Yates, A. C 93 Yingling, S. B 16 Young, Isabella

Time

work.

I38. 40

6. 00

38.40

36. 00 38.40

4. GO

24.00

37. 20

4. 00

Piece- work.

$2. 76

No. 33.

Statement shoivijig the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year endedJune $0, j8g6, luith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Abbott, W. R

Abernethy, Charles. , Adams, A. vS Adams, W. R

Addis, E. D

Adie, Alice Albertson, Geo. H . . . Alford, D. M

Allen, Clemment . . . . Allen, H. M

Allen, John P

Allison, A. M

Amazeen, Chas. B. .

Ambrose, J. F

Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, A. W , Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews, C. A

Andrews, E- E

Andrews, M. E

Anson, Eugene

Armor, Margaret M . Armstrong, Arthur . . Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, Harry A

Armstrong, Jas. R . . . Arnold, A J A.shcom, Marj' Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Atherton, E.N

Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, Fred. J. . . . Atkinson, Jas. S

Auracher, C. C

Austin, Ernest R . . . . Babcock, J. H

Babcock, E

Baden, Thad

Bailey, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baker, G. E

Baker, W. vS Ball, Wm. A

Baltzell, John

Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, J. W

Barnes, Eaura E

Barnhart, Grant S. . .

Hours

employed.

73248

216

8 287 524

19224 832

74

23632

Amount earned. Time

work.

I25. 20

16. 00

183. 00

19. 20

Piece- work.

86.40

3. 20 71-74 131.00 76.80

9. 60

332. 80

29. 60

84. 40

9. 00 94.40

12.80

16 6. 40

40 9. 60

104 41. 60

20 8.00

24 9. 60

8 3. 20

851^ 425- 75 8 2. 00 87^ 35-00

24 9. 60

192 76.80

24 10. 40

96 38.40

16 8.48

128 60. 16 152 60. 80

88 22. 00

464 245- 92

8 3. 20

24 9. 60

24 9. 60

24 9. 60

48 1 19. 20

l94- 19

56.36

91.23

31.80

97- 28

144. 90

80.53

18. 96

Name.

Hours

employed.

Barnhill, Wm. P

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrows, B. F

Barry, J

Bartels, A. J Barton, C. C

Barton, Edmund E • Bassler, Henrj^ W

Battles, S. E

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, F. A

Bavley, John A

Beall, J. W

Beasley, Wm. A

Beck, Wm. H

Bell, Ellen . Beller, Chas. E

Bellinger, Abra A . . .

Bellinger, O. B

Bennet, Jere Bennett, E- J Bentzler, John E

Bernhard, Talitha . . . Berrigan, M. G

Beyler, Edward

Bickers, R. vS Bierle}^ Wm

Biggart, C

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Birmingham, Jos. J. . Bivins, J. D

Black, R. M

Blair, Nellie Blanchard, Susie E • • Blush, Ro.sa Bobbitt, R. E

Boifeuillet, Adrian vS

Bolt, O.C

Bonney, Byron W. . . . Borgerding, Rudolph

Borland, Alex. T

Boss, Jno. P

Boteler, Harry S Bowden, Fletcher .. . Bowen, A. W

Bowman, R. S Boynton, Geo. W . . . . Brace, Minnie W . . . . Bracken, James

Bradford, J. E

Bradford, Wm. R

Amount earned.

24

162492

8 247 J 83696

24

2440

3087

24

I, 272 48195

10480

11696

56 127%

18 144

76

113 12046

X12

160 527

40

166 208

2668048

Time

work.

Piece- work.

Coo $32. 00

9. 60

• .6. 40

'9. 60

36.80 3.20

499. 00

3. 20

9. 00

38.40

9. 60

9. 60

16. 00

12. 00 34.80

10. 80

508. 80

120. 25

38. 00

26. 00

20. 00

267. 84 38.40

28. 00 51.00

7. 20 30.24

15- 96 45.20

48. 00 18.40

44. 80

64. 00

131- 75

48. 00

24. 00

46. 80

T2. So

16. 00

66. 40

289. 92 66.60

20. 00

19. 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 213

No. 33.

Siatement shozi'ing the luiuibcr of persons employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, Continued. Amount earned. Hours

V -^vork. -^vork.

Hours

employed.

54^-2 S2I.S0

16 6. 40

9. 40

191 76.60

56 22. 40

16 6.40

40 16. 00

24 9. 60

SI29. 72

56. S4

Bradley-, Harrj- ...... Bradv, "Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Branham, Russell

Brannan, :Marv A. . . . Brantly, C. J . Brennan, James F . . . Breslin, J

Breslin, John

Brewer, "Wallace Brewington. Jas. E . . Brick, Emma L i5- 72 Bridge, Alice M ' 140.30 Bright, C. B

Bright, J. E

Brinkley, V. T

Brittain, Alice A

Brooke, Jas. E

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. S

Brosnan, Eugene, jr. Brower, Wilbur G. .

Brown, CP

Brown, F. B

Brown, I^evi Bruraelkamp, J. A. .

Buckingham, Glenn

Buckley, Anna

Buehler, A. J Bunnell, J. S. .

Burgess, M. A.

Burgess, R. W.

Burgess, "\V. R. Burkholder, E.

Burklin, Geo. .

Burns, Josepr

Burr, Ada

Burr, J. A

Burruss, Anna

Burwell, O. K

Bushnell, Daniel AV, Bj'rne, Fej-ton

Cadett, Geo. H

Callan. Teresa M. .

Cammack, M

Campbell, John B .

Campbell, Thos. A. Campbell, Wm. S. .

Canning. S. J Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, EmmaJ

Carpenter, \V. H . .

Carr, D. H

Carroll, I/3uis Carson, ]M. A

Carter, Georgie I.

s 3. 20

-8 4. 00

78 19-50 4 2. 00 96 48. 00

32 12.80 64 25.60 95% 38. 20

24 9.60

32 12.80

24 9. 60

4S 19. 20 1,0541^ 422. 60

528 15S. 40 80 32. 00

32 12.80

176 70.40 40 16. 00

16 8.48

I, 402 560. 80

104 41. 60

142. 60

39-45

'64^ Si'

32

36621^

12. 80

14.40 25.00

Carter, Wm. J

Cassidy, Chas. J Cavanaugh, James . . Cavis, A. T

Cawood, Blanche. . . . Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, Will. H

Childs, Samuel N

Chisholm, D. V

Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W

Christian, Wm. H

Clark, Mandamus. .

Clark, Nellie Clarke, Clara

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, W^m. Y

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

8 4. 00

240 96. 00

176 70.40 410^ 164. 20 48 19. 20

16 6.40

20 8. 00

112 44- 80 526;^ 131.62 528 132. 00

519 207. 60

438 136. 87

16 8.48

146. 74 83-65

1 16. 92

53- 55

21.62

43- 13

92.09

:i6.38

32 12.80 87^ 35-00

167 66. 80 887^^ 355- 00

96 38.40

16 6.40

528 184. 80

88. 62

138. 00

143- 96

648 343-44

8 3.20

,440 576. 00

97.29

80. 38

89. 28

Clement, A. H i Clements, Ella F. . . . Clinton, F. S 1 Cobb, Carrie B , Cobb, Vv'm. E

Cochnower, F. C I Coder, M. G ' Cole, Ira E

Cole, M. M ' Coleman, CO | Coleman, I^aura Colignon, Joseph .... Colklesser, A. A

Collin.s, J Columbus, A j Colwell. Fred M

Combs, Ardella Conger, Wm. H < Conklin, John H j Connell, Michael F . .| Connelly, M. P

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Wm. C 1 Connolly, John F . . .

.

Connor, Agnes G

Connor, C. A

Conrad, M. E. P . . = . i Constantine, B. F

Cook, Mar3^ H t Cooke, Adelia ' Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, L,.B ' Cooley, R. T j Coone}-, Jas. J Copper, Samuel R. . . .

I Corbin, M ; Cornelius, Geo. M. . . .1 Cornwell, E. W | Coston, W. Brice \ Coughlan, Alice M. . .{ Cowgill, John j Cox, Chas. H

Cox, Edwin P

Cox, Isaiah

Craft, Max

Craig, Benj.P

Crider, Eaura

Croilard, Eizzie Croney, Amanda J

. . . Cross,%ena M

Crump, E. C

Crump, Wm. F

Crupper, F. F

Cudd}', Matthias

Culhane, James J. . .

Cullen, CP

Cunningham, Jas. . . . Cunningham, Jno.A. Cunningham, S. K . .

Curran, Fannie E

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O. S

Dally, Jno. D

Darnon, Everett E - - - Daniel, Nannie

Dassori, Foscaro J. . . Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E. INIcClure Davenport, M. S

Davies, S. E

Davis, Ivins

Davis, S. M

Dawley, Harry R . .

Day, J. P

Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate. Dedrick, W. H

240

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

144 '526^' 230^

880

71224

24

88 238 841^

16764

24

63

780

S38. 20

9. 60

263. 25

92.

$142. 28

105. 81 7.09

5.96

284. 80 9.60

6. 00

35- 20 95.20

336. 60

66.80

25.60

9. 60

25.20

187. 20

8 3.20

96

24 9. 60

112 52.64

48 19. 20

16 6. 40

72 28.80

36 9. 00

112 44. 80

32 12.80

32 12. 80

504 176.40 64 25.60

780 187. 20 48 10. 08

597 316. 41

24 9. 60

8 3.20

48 19..20 112 44. 80

8 3-20

144 72. 00 544 161. 00

272. 40 3-36

156. 00 5.20

55- 00

145. 82 61.45

72.05 115.87

30- 36

.j 101.66

102. 84

138. 46

18. 77

III. 47

146. 28

122. 82 138.46

139- 84

30. 66

13S. 00
214 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 33.

Statement showing the number of perso7is employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscalyear, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Defrees, A. S De Greet, W. A . . .

Dement, Elizabeth Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Dennisen, Chas. H. . . Densmore, H

Dexter, W. H

Dibble, Cha.s. E

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickens, Mary

Dietrich, E

Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Divine, I^uther Dixon, I,. I, Dobbert, John J Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Sarah Denegan, Patrick J. . Doocy, J. W

Dorsey, W. B

Dougherty, Jno. F . . . Dove, Mary F

Dowden, Kate

Dowling, J. Downey, Mary A

Downie, lyizzie Doxey, Hindman

Drake, Claude F

Drew, Julius Dubant, Mavid

Duffy, Kate F

Dummer, Geo. F

Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, I^ucy P

Durdin, A. C

Durisoe, John R . . . . Dutcher, Milton M. .

Duvall, Jas. F

Dwyer, John I, Dwj^er, Wm

Karl, Rebecca

Fjasterbrook, H. D . . . Fddy, Orrin

Edie, M. A

Fdmonds, Sarah

Fdmv:nds, Samuel W.

Fdsall, John H

Fdward.s, C. B., jr Fggleston, M. F

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, George K

Ellis, J. Curtis

Ellis, Sal lie J

Ellis, S. C

Ellsworth, Mary F . - Emory, A. W

Enoch, Ella H

Enni.s, Chas. H

Eppley, Maggie C

Eskew, H. M

Ftchberger, C. E-, jr. Evans, R. B

Everman, John "W. .

Everheart, Jennie . .

Farley, I^izzie J Farmer, Benj. D

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, J. A

Faye, Jacob

Feathenston, M

Fenton, J. J Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Amount earned. Time

work.

2440

20056

1664

327 520

240 1,323^

240

2464

32

96 1,336

I, 2726490^

460

16

$11. 00 32.60

6. 72

122. 00

9. 60

16. 00

80. 00

22. 40

101.52

3. 20

6. 40

25.60

130. 80

130. 00

46.80

12.00 4.00

4. 00

22. 40

9. 60

4. 24

9. 60

96. 00 529.40

96. 00

11.68 25.60

12. 80

38. 40

534- 40

508. 80

27. 68 36.20

12. 72

6. 40

12.80

:i5.oo

6. 40

22.40 3.20

6. 40

24 9. 60

8 3. 20

4 1. 00

176 42. 24 48^ 19.40

8 4. 24 96 38.40

975 390. 00

543 162. 90

32 12.80

48 19. 20

331 132.40

Piece- work.

$66.47

67.76

141. 22

121. 70

79-44

121.44

139- 38 125.58

68. 66

135- 24 66.59

139- 38

132. 02

III. 32

28. 24

125.58

138.46 98.51

138.46 13.76

78. 39 116.84

115.69

99- 36

Name.

Fisher, Amanda E. . . Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma

Fi.sher, J. P

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitz Patrick, Mary H

Fitzsimmons, Mary.

Flanagan, W. J Fleming, D.W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Martin H . . . . Fogarty, M. Jennie. . Fogle, John

Foley, Daniel J Folk, S. W

Ford, Mary C

Fowler, Jennie

Frayser, Mary E

French, Ed. R . .

Fritz, Joseph W

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fvihrman, W. J Fulenwider, Jne. E.

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Furbershaw, Geo. C

Furcron, Gus. W

Furrow, Annie M

Gallagher, Patrick . . Gallagher, W. E

Galleher, J. A

Galleher, Thos. S

Galvin, Thos. J Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H. . .

Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, Fred G. . . . Gaulden, J. C . Gayle, Ida Geddes, Jos. C

Gentry, W. T

Geyer, E. F

Gibbs, A. C

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J

Giles, Harry E

Gillespie, S. F

Gist, F. W

Glade, Henry F

Godwin, Geo. W

Goldstein, Wm. N. . . Gompers, >S. J Gender, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goodman, Ca.ssie E.

Geodrell, Harry B..

Gordon, S. D

Gorman, Jas. O

Gove, Chas. H

Graeves, Edith S

Graff, C. T

Graham, A. W

Grant, J. F

Grant, Lizzie Graves, Benj. B. F. . . Gray, Edna

Gray, R. F

Green, Annie

Green, A. R

Green, T. P

Greene, John, jr Greenfield, Wm. E .

Grenacher, Chas . . .

Griffin, C. L

Griffin, Hugh P

Hours

employed.

3264

96

291 175

24

14465

153 318^

32

23/2

2440

359

14496

2468

168 171^^

2864

40

103/2 40

8

120 14096

3264

20834

2456

140

16

53 25662 495

24 199^

528

8

8

1682464

Amount earned. Time

work.

$12. 80

25.60 38.40 516.40

42. 00

9. 60 57.60

26.00 35-20

35-20

61. 20 527.40

44. 00 9.40 9.60

10. 00 28.80

4. GO

161.55 57.60

38.40

9. 60

27. 20

67. 20 68.60

II. 20 25.60

16.00 41.40

12. 60

16. 00

3. 20 63.60

56.00

38.40

12.80 25.60

483. 40

9. 60

22. 40 63.00

4. 00

3- 20

19. 20 44.60

43.20

21. 20

137. 38

24. 80

123. 75

9. 60

79. 80

132. 00 3.20 3.20

7-44

2. 00

9. 60

25.60
REPOR'T OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 33.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Grimes, L,aura 1^ .

Grimslev, P. A

Griswold, M. J . . .

Grosh, B. F | Gunn, H. S I Guuter, Peter B j Hackett, Murray | Haines, Theo. B i Halbleib, I,ouis E... -

I Hall, Birdie : Hall, Edward J j Hall, Fred A

Hall, R

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle Haljjennv, R. ly. S. . .

. Haltigan' P.J Hambright, F. H

Hamilton, J. P Hammond, A. W

Hanlon, vSamuel C . . . Hannah, Monroe . .

Harding, C. T

Hardwicke, R. E

Harper, James 1^ . . .

Harrell, Wells C .... Harris, Michael

Harrison, B. E

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, John, jr .

Harstin,Robt. H.... Hartman, V.W. . . .

Harvey, Mary E

Harward, Chas. E- • Haskell, F. A

Hathaway, D. C

Hauer, J. F Hawken, Agnes M.

Haworth, Thos. W . Hayden, Geo.H

Hays, Uriel C

Hazle, Edgar F. G .

Healy, Jas. A

Healy, Tho.s. F

Heelan, John

Heffner, Clara vS .. .

Heffner, W. N

Heinline, Eida C

Hellings, Hattie R .

Hendel, W. A

Henshaw, C. W

Herzog, Emma

Hess, Morris J

He.ss, vS Hicklin, J. B

Hickman, W.H

Higgins, B. F

Hill, Chas. W

Hill, Eorenzo

Hill, O. H

Himmelman, J. C . .

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, T. B

Hobby, J. J Hoes, James E

Hofman, Ferdinand Hogan, John H

Hogan, John J Holland, Jesse Holton, Hoyt A

Hooper, E. J Hoover, Frank

Hoover, M. E

Hopkin.s, E. J Hopkins, F. H

Horen, Ed. B

Howard, T. W

Howard, Wm. H

Howe, Merwin G

80

39

852

4

192

104

248

163240

16 48

6356

47

24 232

8

128

6

8 16854

40

24

224

39

32

32

2439H

11248 255^

Amount earned. Time

work.

863^

212

1203265

56

2456 143%

856

532 105^

I, 114/^

2424

24 1688

136

$32. 00

9- 75

3. 20

20. 80

1. 60

76.80

41. 60 28.80

131-44

4. 00

12.80

16. 00

8.48

19. 20 26.80

22.40

18. 80 9.60

92. 80

3.20 67.84

2. 40

3.20

67. 20 21.60

16. 00 9.60

19. 20

12. 80 56.00

15.60

12.80

12.80 9.60

15.80

44. 80

19. 20

502. 20 3.20

1.92 25.40

3. 20

6. 40

84. 80

48. 00 8.00

26. 00

22. 00

224. 10 35-20

22. 40 9.60

22. 40

57-40

3. 20 22.40

133. 00

42. 20

278.61

9. 60

9. 60

60. 60

9. 60

67. 20

3- 20 54-40

Piece- work.

$141.92

107. 19

[37. 08

79.87

22.79

116.38

^38- 19

III. 78

"82.' 68

88. 71

92.49

Howells, Florence E- Howes, E. E

Hoyme, H. H

Hubbel, Mary

Huggins, J. T. Hughes, Chas R

Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Mary F

Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, C. H

Hurley, John F

Hurworth, Thos

Huss, A. E

Hutcheson, Erskine. Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hutchinson, A

Irvin, J. E

Irwin, James H

Jackson, Celeste T .

Jackson, M. Q

Jackson, Pauline . . .

Jacobs, Arthur

Jaeger, August H . . .

Jaques, John B

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Z. T

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, George, jr . Johnson, Geo. S

Johnson, E. H

Johnson, W. B

Johnson, W. F

Jonas, S. A., jr Jones, Edwin C

Jones, F. H

Jones, Jno. A

Jones, J. B

Jones, John W

Jones, Eydia E

Jones, Thos. D

Jones, Thos. E

Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Kahlert, J. H

Karnes, J. E

Kavitenberg, M. N. .

Keane, Katie

Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keblinger, W. W . .

Kee, Eliza G

Keefe, T

Keenan, J. H., jr Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, Katie Kerney, Ro.sa B

Kersey, Virginia King, A. H

King, J. Eigon

King, MattieB

King, M.R

Kirwan, Moses F . .

Kirwin, James A . .

Kistler, John S

Klink, J.C

Klinknett, Geo. G .

Kluge, Anna A

Knight, Jno. E

Knoble, Max

Konersman, J. E

Eacoppidan, Mary .

Ealor, Martha E

Eambson, Belle , Eanman, Frank E - • Eangford, vS.W

Eattin, Mary E

Eavisson, H. A

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

19288

144

168 127^

32

11240

8

16

12856

15832

225 481

100

8344

1632

120

428;

16

14480

23/^ 40

32

10

I, 286^

3240

144

16

|i6. 00

12.80 34-40

38.40

16. 00

22. 00

6r. 60 35-20

35. 00

67. 20 31-87

12. 80

28. 00

16. 00 3-20

6. 40

6.40

25.60

28.80

6. 00 8.60 51.20

22.40

4. 00

6. 40

19. 20 3.20 63.20

12.80

105- 75

120. 25

197. 87

40. 00

33-20

13.20 8.00

16.00

48. 00

107. 12

6. 40

129. 12 57.60

20. 00

9.40

16. 00

2. 40

12.80 6.40

514. 60

8. 00

16. 00 57.60

6. 40

3. 20

23. 00

10.73
2l6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 33.

StateuLent showing the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

emploN'ed.

I^aw, Ellsworth Lawrence, Emma . .

I^awj'er, Anna T

I^ayden, I^ibbie

I^eavj', Jennie

I^eavitt, Wm. M

Lee, Alice V

Lee, W.J

Leffel, Edward

Le Grj's, Ernest

Lenhart, Joseph

Lennian, M. E

Lenoir, Samuel H. . .

Leonard, C. I Lewellyn, Luzetta. .

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, J.Oscar

Lewis, Wm.E

Lightcap, Jno. C

Lindsay, Mary

Linhart, May

Liomin, George

Lloyd, J. W

Lockwood, W. K

Lohmej'er, Rich'd C. Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Love, Wm. R

Lowdermilk, U. S

Lusby, Ida C

Lj^nch, Jennie [ Lyon, Henry A

Lytle, N. H

Mabrey, R. L

Macfeat, T. D

Macksey, John C. .

MacMurra3% C. J Macnichol, Sallie. .

Macdonald, Jas. H.

Maddox, John F

Major, Harrj- B

Maley, John

Malonev, J. M

Manderfeld, F. L . - • Manire, J. L

Mann, J. L

Manning, Geo. W. .

Markham, M

Martin, A. F

Martin, Minnie E... Martin, W.K

Martinson, J. E

Mar>^e, A. M

Masterson, John .... Matthews, Chas. E- Matthews, Harry. .

Mattimore, Chas. A. Maxwell, J. W

Maxwell, Julia M. .

IVIearns, Wm

Meek, Roy C

Menard, W. T

Merritt, Edgar B

Metzung, Jno. W

Middleton, Ella Milbourn, Florence.

Miller, Chas. E

Miller, David A

Miller, Frank

Miller, J. F

Miller, Jas. H

Miller, Jno. J

Miller, Lizzie

Mills, E. C

Milstead, Maggie. .

Mitchell, Joseph D . Mitchell, Mattie M . Mitchell, Thcs. A . .

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

32

So

16 192

19252

2456

96

191 1,238 128

31264

24 19643^

144

11240

4

190 140

16848

Si

, 064

2424

520

8 528

247^ 24

16

16

.S6

$25.60 i.

32.00

6. 40

76.80

12. So 25.60 3.20

76.80

13.00

9. 60

22. 40

152.00 38.40

76.40

495. 20

51. 20

140. 40 25.60

9. 60

78.40

17.40

57. 60

48. 80

16. 00

1.60

76. 00

38. 20 56.00

67. 20

19. 20

32. 40

425. 60

12. 72

9. 60

12. 80

12. 80 86.80

44. 80

130. 00

3.20

211. 20

99. 00

9. 60 6.40

6. 40

22. 40

.60

262 318.27

80 32.00

165 1/^ 66. 20 32 12. 80

24 9. 60

19. 00

$52. 24

67. 86

135- 24

^8. 00

[34-32

136. 16

137-08

249- 37 69.89

96. 31

133-40

136.62

133- 86

8.35

115.00

126. 50

134- 32

72.64

58.32

[18. 68

[15.92 132-48

Hours

employed.

Mohler, G. M

Montgomerj% J. F . . . . Montrose, Olive Montz, O. S Moore, C. W

Moore, F. W

Moore, Sarah R

Moorman, Chas. H. .

Morecock, Virginia. . Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, J. J Morgan, Jesse W

Morgan, L. A

Morgan, T. Frank . . . Morgan, W. D

Morris, Roy T

Morrison, G. W

Morrow, ]\r. M

Motherhead, John C

Mulcare, Ella Mullen, Samuel E - - Murphy, C. P

Murray, J. J Murray, Jno. J Murto, R. Benj Musick, Samuel H . . . Mutchler, Floyd

Mvers, John

McAloou, T. A

McAuliffe, P. J McAleer, H. M

McBride, Jas. G

McCabe, Hattie McCabe, Wm

McCallum, P. M

McCarthv, J. T McConnell, Thos

McConvev, Geo. E. - McConvev, H. T

McCorma'ck, H. P

McCormick, Edward

McCormick, T- F

McCormick, "iMarv E- McCullough, Robt. E

McCullum, Ella McCurdy, W. S McDaniel, Jas. M . . . - McDermott, Emma . . McDonald, Claude B. McEwen.A. W

McElfresh, H. M

McFadden, Daniel . . McFall, Nannie J McGee, Agnes

McGill, T. H

McGivern, Marian . . McGloin, Felix McGowan, H. T

McGowan, Minnie. .

McGurk, Alfred J. . McHenrv, Wm

Mclntire', M. V

Mclntvre, Belle J McKean, W. S., jr. .. . INIcKee, Otis W

McKeever, H. H

McKenna, E. D

McKenna, Thos. F. . . McKevitt, Annie. . . . McKinnon, J. L

McKnight, A. H

McLaughlin, J. M

McLean, H. C McMahon, John McMahon, Jas. G

McMahon, M. K

INIcMonigal, Harrv . . McNeir, Thos. K.".. . McNerhany, Ida

80 $32. 00

160 64.00

8 3. 20

91'/^ 36. 60

24 9. 60

24 9. 60

336

24

192 132

18724 520

128 1407^

191

8

66640

24 144

8

83^

16

Amount earned.

52060

Time Piece- work, work.

134. 40

9. 60

76.80

52. 80 74.00

9. 60

130. 00

56.00 I 3.20

I 3-20

j 3-75 ! 89- 77

3. 20 28.80

9. So 22.40

19. 20

266. 40

16. 00

» 9. 60 I 16.00 ' 6.40 I 25.20

j 22.40

19. 20 22.40 38.40

6.40

3- 20

9. 60

36. 00 3-20

3. 20 1.40 6.40

9. 60

[30. 00 24.00

[24. 80

12.80

40 16. 00

iby2 6. 20 32 12.80

20S 83. 20

192!/^ 77. 00

8 2. 40

8 3. 20

100 40. 00

16 6. 40

48 19. 20 15-92

561 140. 25

185^/^ 74.20 32.49
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 217

Xo. 33.

Statement showing the number of perso7is employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

emploj-ed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. , work.

McXicholas, R

McPherson, Chas. H

McPherson, J. A

:McPherson, Maud. . . McRoy, M. W

McSw'eenev, John . . . :\rcVille, Hattie

2s alley, G. G

Navlo'r, Louis P

Xeeley, D. R. P

Nelson, Chas. W

Xeli2:an, Ann

Xevils, E. M

Xewell, G. \V

Xichols, A. B

Xicols, Xoel

Xolen, John F

Xorbeck, Wm. G

Norton, Frank P . . . . Xorton. Geo. F

Norton, \Vm. H

Noj-es, HenrAO'Brien, Aniiie O'Brien, J. H

O'Brien, P. A

O'BrA'on, Minnie . . . . O'Connell, Bridget . . O'Connell, Daniel . .

O'Connor, Annie E.

O'Donnell. H

O'Donnoghue, John.

O' Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Hannah . . . O'Keefe, Katie C . . . . O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill. John

Odor, Guy C Opd3 ke, Alice

Orr, Rebecca

Otis, Chas. W

Outcalt, Harrs- J Owens, ^vlarv Owings, T. H

Padgett, Wm. B

Page, Geo. N

Parent, INIargaret J . . Parker, John E

Parker, 2,Iillie Parsons, CD

Patterson, E. H

Patterson, L. Hearn.

Patterson, Thos. F . . . Patton, E. W

Paudert, E. H

Paulfranz, Theo

Pavne, Ed

Peake, Chas. P

Peake, M. F

Pearson, Rufus W. . .

Peffer, W. A

Pendel. T. F

Pendergast. L. A

Penick, Thos. B

Pepper. James P

Peppier, L. D

Percival, E. B

Perkins, Lavira V . . . . Perr\-. Pattie B

Pershing, W.C

Pester, :M. A

Petersen, Emil

Petrie. L

Pfleging, Clara A . . . . Phillips, Geo. P

Phillip.s, J. A

Phillips, Milton

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Geo. W

240 $96. 00 40 16. 00

563 168. 90 no 44. GO

8 3. 20 125^ 50. 20 528 132.00

144 57. 60

104 41.60

32 12.80

48 19. 20 64 25.60

712 284. 80

8 3.20

96 38-40

16 6.40

12 5-40

12 4. 80

72 28.80

80 32.00

$104. 28

1 19. 20

I

127. 09

25.60 9.60

3.20

134- 7"?

96.31

59^ i 23.! 131. 10

1, 106

8

152

276. 50

3. 20

65. 20

48.58

2.54

8- 57

122. 71 8 4.24

192 76.80 229^ 115-95

10 4. 00

180.32

8 1.92

120 56.40

48 25-44

23.40

32 12. 80

555^ 22. 20 40 16. 00

864 345-60 104^ 41.80

18 9.00

23 9. 20 87^ 35-00

520 156. 00

8 3.20

1,252 500. 80

8 3. 20

144 57. 60

I, 122^ 280. 62

32 12.80

44.60

369 92.24

48 24. 00 n6 54-40

8 4. 24 48 19. 20 455% 182. 20

1, 017 406.80

99 51- 75

99.71

132. 94

124. 66

119. 60

Pierce, Laura

Pinkston, V. B

Pitts, Allie Bassett... Pittman, Geo. E

Piatt, J. H

Plusch, Rudolph W. . Porter, Alice , Ports, Annie

Post, L. H

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Lloyd

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Prescott, W. M

Presley, H. M

Pridge'on, John

Proctor, D

Proudlev, Rav

Puckette, Chas. J. C .

Pulliam, S. G

Purcell, Isl Purdv, Chas. F

Ouigley, F. T

Quinn, Daniel J Radle_v, C. W

Randall, Emma

Ranke, Ida Rankin, W. S

RatclifFe, C. B

RatclifFe, Chas. F . . . . Rav, Daniel C

Rav, Jas. T

Razev, F. T

Read' Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Rebuschatis, Wm. . . . Redfield, H.J

Reef, Arnold

Reid, B. A

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora B

Revnolds, A. W

Reynolds, Albert W . Rhodes, Thomas A . . . Rice, T. S

Richards, Edward . . . Richards, L. C

Richards, MarN' J . . .

Richards, Sarah M. . Richardson, R. A

Ricketts, O. J Rider, Emma S

Riecks, Alice Ring, T. M

Riorden, Henry E . .

Ritchie, E- J

Ritter, Ernest

Roberds, Asa D

Roberts, Augustus LRoberts, F. C

Roberts, Jas. G

Robinson,^. S

Robinson, Sarah E. • Robinson, Sarah E- . . Roche, E.J

Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, H. C

Rodwav, Alfred Roedef, Chas. H

Rogers, A

Rohr. J. A. , Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Rote, Edwin C

Rouleau, Wilfred . . . . Rowland, W. C

R.owlett, B

Rowzee, Milt. E

Rowzee, W. A

Hours emploj'ed.

Amount earned. Time Piece-- work. work.

40 116. 00

8 3. 20

215'/^ 90. 20

176 70.40

40

144

76 5^ 406

24

56

24

1, 086%

64

82^^

481 144

24

120 515%

61 176

3. 20

507 126. 75 20S 83.20

795 318. 00

528 132.00

368 184. 00

208 no. 24

208 83.20

48 19.20

127 67-31

120 48. 00

16 6. 40

3-20

36. 60

12.80

14. 00 3-20

22. 80 12.80

9. 60

22. 00

28. 80

16. 00 36.00

195. 20

6. 40 3.20

30.60

142. 10

9. 60

22.40

9. 60

271.61 9.60 44.80

35-20

19. 80 35-20

27. 20

10. 08

25.60 33-00

168. 34 57.60

9. 60 51.20

22. 00

48. 00

9. 60

128. 87

24. 40 61.60

$89. 07

27. 71 101.38

125.58

124. 20

97. 76
2l8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 33.

Statement shozuing the number of persons employed in the publication oj the Eleventh Censtis Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

Ruby, lyUC}^ V

Runyan, L. J Rupp, L,ucy Russ, E. L

Russell, Annie

Ryan, E). H

Ryan, M. A

Rynex, Frank R

Sadler, Octavius Samberg, E. P

vSampsell, H. G

Sandidge, R. vSangston, Maiy C. .

Sansom, Dan.

Sardo, A. E., jr Sardo, N

Sargent, G. W

Sauer, Bena C

Sauls, J. L

Saunders, Gertrude. Saunders, John H .

Sauter, Balsey F. . .

Savage, Chas. F

Savage, Kate

Saxon, H. A

Sayles, C. E

Scanlon, Ed. J Scannell, M.J

Scheerer, Annie M.

Schefler, Peter Schmalhoff, W. L - - • Schmidt, Wm

Schoeneman, Geo.

Schoepf, J.H

Schram, Mai'tin Schwing, Frank A. . . Scott, K. I...... Seagraves, J. K

Serrano, M. N

Settle, T.G

Shaen, Michael Shannon, Ben. J Sharp, I.Walter Shawen, Oscar S

Shea, Timothy

Shearer, H. C

vSheiry, Mamie

vSheldon, Charles A.. Sheldon, Hallie M . .

Shelton, Chas. R

Shepherd, A

Sherard, W. T

Sherman, Geo. I, Sherman, J. W

Shield.?, Margaret . . . Shimp, I^on A

Shipley, M. E

Shipley, Nellie H. .. . Shober, Thos. J Shubburd, P. Kate . . . Sibley, J

Sickels, Chas. E

Siegfried, E. F

Sill, W. S Simmonds, Nellie. . . . Simmons, Arthur, jr . Simril, Robert F

Sipes, Wm. H

Sizer, Charles M

Skelly, Julia Smith, Arthur St. A.. Smith, Charles Payne

vSmith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F

Smith, Henry W

Smith, J.Hafman

Smith, J. S

Smith, Mar>' Smith, Nellie

32

24

24

31 16048

24

1678^

24

8

23 >^

16 232

*3

1652

128

7224

156

14432

95

16 20832

3240

32

3iJ^

24}

3348

32

176

Time

work.

76. 80

12. 80 9.60

45. 20

42. 20

6. 00

12.40

64. 00

25-44

9. 60

6. 40 31.40

9. 60 3.20

9.40

3. 20

6. 40

92. 80

22. 40

16.96 25.60

24. 00

12. 80 63.60

9. 60

17. 25 8.48

20. 80

60. 16 28.80 9.60

62. 40

57- 60

12. 80

38. 00

3.20

10. 80

9. 60

16. 00

9. 60

9. 60

6. 40

83. 20

12. 80

12.80

16. 00

12. So

12. 60

9. so

22. 40

13. 20

19. 20 12.80

82. 72

Piece- work.

$130. 64

25-94

29.24

'87.' 62

!25.58

"3-

22. 15

66. 70

,42

,89

[21. 90

16. 10

49. 18 19.68 68.42

115.02

96.80

[24. 20

r72.6i

Smith, Richai-dS Smith, Shelby

Smith, W. v.". Smoot, Kate V

Snowden, John C . . . . Snowden, John E- • • • Snyder, D. J Somers, I^izzie M . . . . Sommers, Adam J

. .

Sooy, E. ly Sowers, James C

vSpaeth, Chas. H

Sparks, Rebecca

Sparklin, J. F

vSpencer, J. C

Spencer, M

Sprague, N. C . . . . Sprandel, Mary M . . . Sproule, W. J Stack, Robert T

Stacy, O. G

vStandley, H. L

vStanford,W.W

Stansbury, W. H

Staring, Geo. B

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

vSteele, Grace V

Steele, H. Herbert...

Stein, Josephine A . . Stelle, Joseph G

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Frank I vStidham, B. 1^ vStockham, Annie N . Stockman, Jas. A

Stoll, John

vStonesifer, Victor H.

Story, Andre V. H . .

Stowers, John B

Stratton, I,. C

Street, Georgie

Stretch, C. A

Stromberger, H. H .

Sudwarth, C. F

Sullivan, Chas. F

Sullivan, D. J Sullivan, John E • - • Sullivan, John J

Sullivan, P. J Surguy, Arthur E • • Sutor, Iv. P

Sutton, H. S

Swain, B. H

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny, Patrick Swick, J. Edwin

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J

Talbott, W. T

Tarkington, R. N

Taj'lor, Henry

Taylor, Richa'rd T. .

Taylor, S. W

Thomas, Clara

Thoma.s, E

Thomas, E. H

Thomas, Emanuel . . . Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche. Thompson, C. E

Thompson, David A. Thompson, Emma 1^

Thompson, J. M

Thomson, Alfred Thomson, CP

Thornton, Florence . Tolson, Fred

* Days.

Hours

emploj-ed.

Amount earned.

112

16 119/

72 152 144

24

2432

863

1,302

248

24 144

25664

62

384 528

,184^

1 145

20 498

262

10440

634

48

64

8 144

168

8

24 208

, 192

i3i380 327^

40

24

24

Time Piece- work. I work.

$28. 80

19. 20

16. 00

245. 87

28.00

6. 40 47.80

28. 80

80. 56 57.60

9.60 9.60

12.80

438. 20

520. 80 9.60

3.20

9. 60

59. 60 64.80

25. 60

[2. 80

24. 80

192. 00

184.80 3.20

473. So

458. 00

8. 00

124.49

104. So

92

41 60

21 20 28 35

I 60

12 00

25 60

3 20 57 60

6 40

3

20

3 20

9 60

104 00

476 80

525 20 32 00

22. 40

81 87

16. 00

9 60

9 60

147 58. So

80 20. 00

,425 359- 59

24 9.60

22 8.80

144 57. 60

8 3. 20

8 3-20 198^ 79.40 56 22. 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 219

Xo. 2>:-^-—SfafepitV!f s/iOTchi^o- f/2t^ number of persons employed in the puhlication of

the Eleventh Gnsns J^eports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours

ploved. Time Piece- ^ - work. work. Xame.

Tomlin. Carlo.s B

Tompkins. Kate A . Toole. D.C

Toomev. Dennis. ... Touuslev, F. C

Towers, "William H. , Towner. H. :m Trapp. M. P Trudeau.E.L

Tuck. F. A

Tuohv. T. F

Turber^-ille. G. R. L.

Turlev, Charles S . . . . Turlev. T\'m.V Turner. J. A.D

Tuttle. Lewis C

Tvrrell. Carie

Udell, rviattie Under^vood. H. C

Unger, C. J Unkefer. A. C Van Bibber. H

Van Matre. Kate Van Matre. W. C Van Scoten. John D. Vaughan. W. J Verlander. VV. R

Voelker. Chas. P

Wade. M

Walker, James

Walker. Jos.E

Wallace. James K .

Walling, Rose

Walsh. Kate

Walsh. M

Walsh. Mar\-

Walter. Wm. S Walton. David S Walton. Stephen T. Ward. L. M

Ward. LilUe Warner. Annie E . .

Wamke. G.. jr Warren, Chas. ;M . . .

Warren. F. E

Warren. Henry

Warren. Sarah J AVashburn. Edith Waterman. T. J Waters. Chas. F

Waters. R. Watson, Blair F

1. 126-^ 450. 60 95^ 3S.20

16 6.40

24 9. 60 619 154-75

S 3.20

144 57.60

520 156.00

131 52.40

112 41. So

144 57. 60

8 3- 20

92.67

8 3.20

S 3. 20

So 20. CO

201 ^0. 40 52S 297.00

16 6.40

156 62.40

8

S

4. 00 3.20

24 9.60 4^ 127. 20

112 44. So

83.74

4^. 20 1S4.00

12.

64. 71 2.04

14.04 93.60

[09. 02 14.71

1.92

16. 00

39.60

32 12.80 34S 139. 20

24 9. 60

32 12. So

40 16. 00

344 537- 60

65. 10

23- 14

Watson, Frank W . . . Watson, H. L

Watts. Chas. D

Weaber, Geo. T

Webb, Heni-\- Weber, Henf\- W

Weber. M. K I Weber. Wm. H

Weeks. Or^-ille T . . . . Weidman, J. Wells. O. M' Weyand, H. S. Wheeler, Geo

Wheeler, John H

White. B

White, B. C Whitehead, Z.W

Whitelaw. P. J Whiteside, John H . . Whitman, R. W

Wilcox. Lewis H

Wiley. Tames H

Wilkinson, ^^ellie . . . Wilkinson. Wm. J

. . . Williams, F;mma D. . Williams. F. A

Williams, T. H

Williamson, Lizzie C. Willis. Tas

Williss, Henr^- C

Wilson. G. G.,' jr Wilson. J Wilson, J. C

Wilson. J. Chris

AVilson. :Mar3-E Wilson, Xelfe Winchester. John M.

Wise, Samuel G

Wood. :m Woodward, Elmer E. Woolsev, Emma

Wright: B. C

Wright, :Mar\- E

Wvman, Xannie

Yates, A. C

Youart, R. E

Young. Isabella Young. W. E

Youngblood, Robt. K

Zimmerman, Joe E. - Zimmerman, Robt. H. Zucker. Henrv

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. ; work.

64

15840

160

769

24 143^

864

32

80

24

152 284

2354 50864

48

70614 64

40

80 504

112

1656 5155

I3.20

25.60 6.00

3.20

16.00 64.00

407 68

9 60

o7 40

3 20

25 60

8 00

6 20 32 GO 9 60

60 So 5^3 60

9 40

00

25 60

16. 00

6. 40

19. 20

282. 60

25.60

21. 20

32. 00

126. 00

44. 80 6.40

22. 40

154.65

40 16. 00

96 3S.40

24 9.60

48 19. 20 96 38.40

136 54.40

31-95

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing memorial

volume. Centennial Celebration of Laying Corner Stone of the CapitoL during the

fiscal year ended fune jo, iSg6, leith the length of time each has been oiiployed

and the amount each has received.

Bloomer. A. F

Boone, :Mar\- E . -

Da\-is. W. H

Dorsey. W. B

Faust.' HartA- E .

Graham. H^ A . .

Haves. Mar\- Karnes. J. E

Marshall, E. H..

:Mason. Fred A..

McDaniel, Jas. C.

Amount earned. Hours

^i^^i^ Time Piece- Pl°> work. work.

64 $33- 92

357 74- 97

120 48.00

96 24. 00

120 48. 00

136 54-40

32 6. 72 40 20. 00

16 6.40

246 61.50

16 6.40

]McHenr\-, Wm

Otis, Cha's. W .

Petersen. Emil

Pur\-is, John R. Rankin. W. S .

Tavlor, Wm. M . Thompson. J. M

Turek. Frank. .

Wood, Tno. D . .

[ Amount earned. Hours ^^Ia Time ' PiecePl°>'^^- work. work.

224

$28. 80

16. 96 112.00

16.96 6.40

12.00

2. 00 6.40

6.40 68.00

INDEX TO TABULAK STATEMENTS.

Page. No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1896, and the condition of the appropriations July I, 1896 31

2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 1896 . 33

3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1896 34

4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing

and engraving during the fiscal years 1889 to 1896, both inclusive. . 34

5. Showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1896, the sources from which received, and to what

accounts deposited in the Treasury 35

6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer 36

7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding . 36

8. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing and binding 49

9. vShowing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engrav- ing 54

10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

( 1893 ) of the Secretary of Agriculture 61

11. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

(1894) of the Secretary of Agriculture 61

12. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

( 1895) of the Secretary of Agriculture. 61

13. Showing the disbursements on account of removal and storage of cer- tain material. Government Printing Office 61

14. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census Reports 62

15. Showing the disbursements on account of printing memorial volume,

centennial celebration of laying corner stone of the Capitol 62

16. Showing the disbursements on account of building for Government

Printing Office, repairs, and rent 62

17. 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 63

18. Showing the allotments, etc., for the executive and judicial depart- ments, and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same . 82

19. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound volumes of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Fifty-fourth

Congress 82

221
222 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Page. No. 20. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and docu- ment printed upon reqviisitions by the heads of Departments 83

21. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound

upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates .... 104

22. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printing) for supplying paper for the public printing and binding

from March i, 1896, to February 28, 1897 114

23. Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items 118

24. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 124

25. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving 128

26. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing

for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March

I, 1896, to February 28, 1897 130

27. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, for- age, ice, and miscellaneous items 145

28. Statement of proposals received for supplying material ( except paper ) . 1 63

29. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving. ... 172

30. Showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 176

31. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1894) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 198

32. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1895) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 209

33. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of the Eleventh Census Reports, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each 212

34. Showing the number of persons employed in printing memorial vol- ume, centennial cfelebration of laying corne stone of the Capitol, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned b}- each 219 o