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Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, D. C, December i8p8.

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

operations of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended

June 30, 1898. Very respectfally, F. W. Palmer,

Public Prijiter.

Hon. Garret A. Hobart,

President of the Senate.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

To the Senate and Honse of Representatives : In response to a recommendation contained in my last annual report, an appropriation of $225,000 was made during the second session of the

Fifty-fifth Congress for the purchase, by condemnation proceedings, of land for the extension of the Government Printing Ofiice. The appropriation was contained in the sundr}^ civil appropriation act, approved

July I, 1898, in language as follows : That the Public Printer be, and he is hereby, directed to acquire by condemnation,

for the purpose of providing a site for an addition to tlie Government Printing Office building, the following described real estate embraced in square numbered six hundred and twenty-four in the cit}' of Washington, District of Columbia, and contain- ing fifty-seven thousand and five square feet, more or less, to wit: All of lots A, B, one, two, three, four, five, and six in J. C. McGuire's subdivision of said square numbered six hundred and twenty-four, as recorded in book B, folio ninety-seven, in the

office of the surveyor of said District ; the west eight feet of lot seven, all of lot eight,

and the east six feet of lot nine of the said J. C. McGuire's subdivision of the said square numbered six hundred and twenty-four, being lots eighty-one and eighty-two,

as per plat of jNIichael Brady's subdivision of the west eight feet of said lot seven, all of said lot eight, and the east six feet of said lot nine, as recorded in book eleven,

folio eighty, in the office of the surveyor of said District ; the west eighteen feet of

lot nine of the said J. C. McGuire's subdivision of said square numbered six hundred

and twenty-four, as recorded in book B, folio ninety-seven in the office of the sur- veyor of said District ; all of lot ten and the east eight feet of lot eleven of the said

J. C. McGuire's subdivision of the said square numbered six hundred and twenty-four,

being lots sixty-eight, sixty-nine, seventy, and seventy-one, as per plaj: of John R. Condon's subdivision of the said lot ten and the east eight feet of said lot eleven, as recorded in book C H B, folio three hundred and eighty-four, in the office of the sur- veyor of said District ; the w^est sixteen feet of lot eleven and all of lot twelve of the

said J. C. McGuire's subdivision of said square numbered six hundred and twentyfour, as recorded in book B, folio ninety-seven, in the office of the surveyor of said

District ; the south ninety-five feet three inches of each of lots thirteen, fourteen, fif- teen, and sixteen of the said J. C. McGuire's subdivision of said square numbered six

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hundred and twenty-four, as recorded in book B, folio ninety-seven, in the office of the surveyor of said District ; the south one hundred and ten feet three inches of lot seventeen of thv said J. C. :\IcGuire's subdivision of the said square numbered six hundred and tAvcnt\ -four, l)eing lot eight}'-three as per plat of Thomas Donnelly and

J()se])li Anthony's subdivision of the said lot seventeen, as recorded in book eleven,

folio one hundred and lift}--four, in the office of the survej'or of said District, and a sum sufiicient, not to exceed two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars, to pay

for said real estate in the manner hereinafter provided is hereby appropriated.

The Attorne3'-General, upon request of the said Public Printer, is authorized and

directed to make application to the supreme court of the District of Columbia, by

petition, at a general or special term of said court, for an assessment of the value of

said parcels of real estate, and said petition shall contain a particular description of the propert}^ required, with the name of the owner or owners thereof, and his, her, or their residence, as far as the same can be ascertained, and the said court is hereby

authorized and required, upon such application, without delay, to notify the owners and occupants of each such parcel, and to ascertain and assess the value of the same by appointing three commissioners to appraise the values thereof nd to return the assessment to the court, and when the values of such parcels are thus ascertained,

and the said Public Printer shall deem the same reasonable, the sum or sums so ascertained shall be paid into said court for their use. That the fee simple of all premises so appropriated for public use under the provisions hereof, and of w^hich an appraisement shall have been made under the order and by direction of said court, shall, upon payment into the said court as aforesaid of the amount so ascertained and assessed as to each parcel, be thereupon vested fully in the United States and the right of possession thereof. That the said court may direct the time and manner in which possession of the property condemned shall be taken or delivered, and may, if necessary, enforce any

order or issue an}- process for giving possession. The cost occasioned by the inquiry

and assessment shall be paid b}^ the United States ; and as to other costs which may

arise, they shall be charged or taxed as the court may direct. That whenever, and as, title to the several parcels of such real estate shall be

acquired as aforesaid, and the same shall be ready for deliver}-, and the .sufficiency thereof shall be certified b}^ the Attorney-General of the United States, the Secretary

of the Treasury is hereby authorized and directed, upon the requisition of the said Public Printer, to pay into court the condemnation price of such property, parcel

by parcel. That the alley, fourteen feet wide, running north from the north side of G street, for a distance of one hundred and seventy-five feet three inches (being the alley in the rear of lots A, B, one, two, three, four, five, and six, and running parallel with

lot .seven, in J. C. jNIcGuire's subdivision of square numbered six hundred and twentyfour, city of Washington, District of Columbia, as recorded in book B, folio ninety-

.seven, in the office of the surveyor of said District) be, and the same is hereby,

closed and made a part of the land which the said Public Printer is herein directed

to acquire for a site for a building for the Government Printing Office. In accordance Avith the provisions of the foregoing appropriation, the

subjoined communication was addressed to the Attorney-General:

Office of the Public Printer,

Waslnngton, D. C, July 5, i8g8.

Dear Sir: Under the provisions of section i of the act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Go\ ernment for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1899, and for other purposes, approved July i, 1898, I have the honor to request you to make application to the supreme court of the District of Columbia for the condem-
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nation, for the pm-pose of providing a site for an addition to the Government Print- ing Office building, of certain real estate embraced in square numbered six hundred

and twenty-four in this city, and which is described in the said section. Respectfully,

F. W, PAI.MER,

The Attorney-Generai,, PiMic Printer. Washington , D. C. The Attorney-General sent the following letter in reply:

Department of Justice,

Washington, D. C, July 8, i8g8. Sir: I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 5th instant in relation

to the proposed condemnation of certain real estate in square numbered 624, in Washington, D. C, for the purpose of providing a site for an addition to the Government Printing Office building, and to state that, agreeably to your request, instructions will this day be sent to the United States attorney for the District of Columbia, directing him to institute proceedings for such condemnation under and

in conformity to the provisions of the act of July i, 1898, referred to in your letter.

I am, sir, very respectfully,

John W. Griggs, Attorney General,

The Public Printer.

Under an order of the supreme court of the District of Columbia,

Messrs. Robert Hutcheson, John E. Herrell, and William Dickson were

appointed commissioners to appraise the value of the several parcels of land heretofore described. On the 7 th of November the commissioners

took the oath of office, and after due notice to the parties in interest, effected an organization of their board b}^ electing Robert Hutcheson,

esq., president, and Mr. Alexander H. Gait, secretary and reporter.

The commission then adjourned until November 10 to enable the District attorney to produce witnesses, and meantime met upon the premises

for the purpose of viewing the land in question.

On the loth of November the board met and continued to meet at stated intervals for the purpose of hearing testimony of interested parties, and after having given full opportunity for such hearings by owners and by counsel, the board, on the 2d day of December instant, appraised

the value of the respective parcels of land and improvements as set forth in the schedule below:

I,ot. Price per

square

foot. Value of

land. Value of improvements.

Lot A

Lot B

Lot I Lot 2 Lots-

.Lot4- Lots.

Lot 6.

Sq. feet.

2, 762/2

2, 860

2, 860

2, 860

2, 860

2, 860

2, 860

2, 860

$3-50

2. 50

2. 50

2. 50

2.50

2.50

2. 50

4. 00

?9, 668. 46

7, 150. 00

7, 150. 00

7, 150. 00

7, 150. 00

7, 150.00

7, 150. GO

[I, 440. 00

$3, 250. 00

4, 250. 00

4, 250. 00

4, 250. 00

4, 250. 00

5, 150. 00
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I.ot. Area.

Price per

square

foot. Value of

land. Value of improvements.

I.Ot82

IvOtSi

lyOt of 9 I,ot69

I.ot 68

lyOt 70

I,ot 71 I.OtlI

I^Ot 12 Kast 16 feet of lot 13 West 8 feet of lot 13 (formerly lot 7) Kast 8 feet of lot 14

I^ot 14 I<oti5 Lot 16 IvOt83

Sq. feet. 3>420

3> 239T5

3, 154 15

I, 600

I, 600

I, 204

1, 204

2, 804

4, 206 1,524

762

762 1,524

2,286

2, 286

2, 646

I2.25

2. 00

2. 12^

2. 25

2. 25

2. 00

2. 00

2.12l^

2. I2l^ 2.25

2. 25 2.25

2. 25

2. 25

2. 25 2.25 Total valuation

$7, 695. 00

6, 478. 83

6, 702. 25

3, 600. 00

3, 600. 00

2, 408. 00

2, 408. 00

5, 958. 40

8, 937- 75 3,429.00

I, 714-50

1,714. 50

3, 429- 00

5, 143- 50

5, 143- 50

5, 953- 50

$4, 400, 00

I, 750. 00

I, 750. 00

200 . 00

1, 775-00

3, 900. 00

2, 350- 00

975- 00

975. GO

2, 200. 00

650. 00

850. 00

2, 500. GO

Attorneys offered testimoii}^ tending to show the prospective loss of business by owners and tenants of certain parcels of land in case of con- demnation. But this testimony was excluded on the ground that the

claimants for such damages had no standing in law under the act of Congress making appropriation for the propert}^ condemned. To these

rulings of the commission the parties in interest, by their attorne3^s,

noted exceptions, and the exceptions were submitted for the consideration

and decision of the court. Should the property thus appraised pass into the possession of the

Government, application will be made to Congress during the present

session for an appropriation for an extension of the Government Printing

Ofhce upon the land thus acquired. Plans and estimates will be pre- sented for the consideration of the Joint Committee on Printing and, if approved, submitted to Congress at an early da}'.

The land, for the condemnation of which proceedings have thus far progressed, consists of 57,004^ square feet, and the total value as appraised by the commissioners is J 187, 999. 19. The fees of the three

commissioners and the reporter, will aggregate about $850, leaving more than $36,000 of the amount appropriated b}^ Congress to be cov- ered into the Treasury. The land thus condemned is bounded by

Jackson alley on the north, North Capitol street on the east, G street on

the south, and extending west to a point corresponding with the west

line of the land on Jackson alley now owned by the Government, occupied

b}^ the boiler house of the Government Printing Office.

It is proposed that upon the land thus described there be erected a

seven-.stor^^ fireproof building of brick, corresponding in external ap- pearance with the new seven-story brick annex fronting on H street.
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WHien completed, the four-stor}' win,c:s of the old building on H and North

Capitol streets, which are of combustible material, could be rebuilt of fireproof material, seven stories high, and thus the Government Printing

Office would be throughout secure from destruction by fire, and of dimensions sufficient for the accommodation of all its divisions save those

located in the Executive Departments, which were placed therein for the

convenience of the Departments. It will be in the interest of economy

and for the securit}' of propert}' and human life for the proposed extension of the Government Printing Office to be commenced and completed

at the earliest possible day.

Notwithstanding the unusual and unprecedented demands made upon

this office by several of the Departments of the Government in conse- quence of the war with Spain, I am pleased to state that its facilities were such as to enable it to promptly fill all orders, and that no complaint has been received that the operations of any department were impeded or dela3^ed one moment on account of the failure on the part of

this office to expeditiously execute all requisitions made upon it. The most striking illustration during the past year of the capabilities

of the office for executing hurried orders was the printing of the message of the President transmitting the report of the naval court of inquiry upon the destruction of the United States battle ship Maine.

This publication consisted of 298 pages of text, 24 full-page engravings,

and I lithograph in colors, and although the originals of the illustrations were not in the possession of the office until 3 o'clock p. m. of March 28

and the manuscript of the text was not received until 6 o'clock p. m. of the same day, complete printed copies, in paper covers, were placed upon

the desks of Senators and Representatives by 10 o'clock of the following

morning.

Herewith are submitted reports of the chief engineer, chief electrician,

and superintendent of documents of this office, showing the condition of their several divisions. In the tabular statements accompanying this report will be found the

information which the Public Printer is required to furnish Congress

under sections 19 and 22 of the act of January 12, 1895, relating to the

public printing and binding.

F. W. PAI.MKR,

Public Pri7iter.

North Capitol Street.

175-3'

BO' ALLEY.

Cor

380-6"

First Street N. W.

REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.

GovERXMEXT Printing Office,

Washington, D. C, December i, i8g8.

Sir : In compliance vrith your request for a statement of the present condition of the steam power and heating plant of the Government Printing Office, I have the honor to submit the following report

:

During the past year the engines and generators, which were being installed at the date of my last report to you, have been thoroughly tested and are in successful operation, gi\'ing far better results than were ever obtained from the old plant. The

"Westinghouse engine and direct-connected generator have been moved into the new

engine house, thoroughly repaired, and are in perfect working order. The 250-horse- power vertical condensing engine, formerly used to run the three 187)^ -kilowatt generators, as well as the generators, have all been condemned, sold, and removed,

and the space thus gained is now occupied by the machine shop. After the new

boilers had been placed in service, the old locomotive boiler, which had been con- demned and sold, was removed. The old 80-horsepower beam engine in the press room has been removed, giving

additional space for iise of that division. Upon removing the steam receiver and 12-inch steam main, which were used for the purpose of connecting the new boilers with the old engine plant, it was found

that both were in bad condition in consequence of faulty construction, the ground

joints on the steam main being nearly destroyed from erosion. After all the piping heretofore used in connection with the old plant had been

removed, a manifold was placed at the old boiler-house end of the steam main run- ning through the conduit for the purpose of regulating the entire steam heating and

manufacturing system of the office. The heating main in the new 7-story addition

to the office has been connected to this manifold, thus giving two sources from

which steam may be supplied to the entire plant from the boilers. By means of reducing valves, placed in the boiler house, steam at 40 pounds pressure per square inch is supplied for manufacturing purposes. Also, by use of this kind of valve on

the manifold, steam at 3 pounds pressure per square inch is used for heating. All of the hydraulic elevators formerly in use in the building have been replaced

by those of modern design operated by electricity. This has effected a saving in consumption of steam power, for the reason that the steam used in pumps placed in isolated positions was in excess of that required to develop the same amount of powder at the central station. One of the AVorthington duplex pumps, formerly used on the hydraulic elevators, has been placed in the cellar of the boiler house in connection with the fire and

house pimip. These pumps will force the water for the closets into a steel tank which

has been erected in the loft of the new annex and from which it will be distributed throughout the entire office. The old wooden tank on the roof of the stereotype

foundn,- will be removed.

Respectfully submitted. H. K. Coi.i,iNS, Chief Engineer. Hon. Frank W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

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REPORT OF THE CHIEF ELECTRICIAN.

GovERxrviEXT Prtnttixg Office,

Washington, D. C December i, iSgS. Sir: At the date of my last report the work of changing from the old to the new

power plant was in progress. On Februi" 2. the "e~ e-g^hte? 1 g^enerators, after a trial mn of ten days (which pr - : rr_ - . - rir placed in commission and the old plant was abandi ned. Z un::^ the r 11: v, 1:1^ nc^nth official tests of the engines and generators were made for the purpose of ascertaining whether

or not they fulfilled the requirements of th- r " : s tmder which they were

purchased as to eflSciency, regulation, and St h^n. These tests showed

that they fully met the terms of the contr . -ere furnished. The

entire work of changing the iSj f^-kilo^ tt jrt::.^.: __::te and generator, the

old switchboard, and the electric-power mains from the old to the new plant was

done by the regular force and was accomplished without any interruption to work

in any of the divisions of the main office. From the beginning of the r^^ar use of the present power plant to this time the new machinery has been constantly in commission, giving results in every way as satisfactory as those shown during the official test. The tst f current at the switchboard has been reduced, as comp)ared with last year. :r :;: 1 ^5 cents to 2 cents per kilowatt honr dming the months Congre; - r ^sion. The cost of production

during other months varies from 2.5 to 3 cen:- . watt hour, depending on the

season of the year. On April 14, 1898. bids were opened for 7 electric elevators, as follows: Two having capacity of 4,000 ponnds each, speed 250 feet per minute ; 3, capacity 2,500 pounds each, speed 250 feet per minute; i sidewalk hoist, capacity 4,000 poimds,

speed 100 feet per minute ; i form elevator, capacity 5oo pounds, speed 200 feet per minute. Five of these were to supplant the same mmibrr : : traulic elevators then in use. The contract for furnishing and erecting thr :c elevators was awarded to the Sprague Electric Company, : r h / _ : tcir latest and most

improved method of control and safety de .t _ ~ I t- h : 1 trst of these elevators was made between the 19th and 27th of October last by the chief engineer of the Sprague Electric Company and myself, at which time the final adjustments and

trial nms were made, which fulfilled the requirements of the specifications and in some points exceeded them. During the snmmer months the machinery in the branch printing offices in the

State and Xavy Departments was equipped with electric motors, entirely doing away

with belting and overhead shafting. Five motors, with an aggregate of S-horse- power. were placed in the State branch, and 6 mott r~ -'tl: aggregate of 9.5 horse- power, in the Navy branch. These motors are of thr htctt-connected type, having

their armatures keyed to the shaft of the press. Each press is supplied with an

independent controller, giving the operator ccmtlete control of it. Speed control

is accomplished by using resistance in ser' e^ th :h armature and field so arranged

that the press is never run steadily while resistance is in series with armature, thus

insuring the most economical use of electric current. These motors have been in

service about three months, and I am informed by the superintendent of the State,

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"War, and Navy Department building that there has been a decrease in the consumption of coal over the corresponding months of last year. At this time the power and electric-light plant of the main office is running twentyfour hours per day, including Sunda^-s. Thus far the demands of the main office for light and power have been successfully met by the 300-kilowatt engine and

generator without assistance from one of the smaller units used at- night.

Respectfully submitted. W. H. TAPI.EY, Chief Electrician. Hon. Frank W, Pai^mer,

Public Printer.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

GOVERXMEXT PRIXTIX'G OfFICE,

Office of Superixtexdex't of Docoients,

Union Building. Washington. D. July i, i8g8.

Sir : The following report of the Document Division of your office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1S9S, is respectfully submitted : Documents receii ed and distributed. On hand July i, 1S97 331, 734 Received July i. i>)97-June 30, 1S9S 639, 29S

971, 032

Distributed July i, iS97-June 30. 189S 558, 993 On hand July i, 1S9S 412, 039

Receipts in detail. From the Government Printing Offiv..; 486, 243 From Departments 115, 794 From libraries and individuals 37- 261

639, 298 Distribution. To designated depositories. State and Territorial libraries 154, oSi To geological depositories. 30, 056 To remainder depositories 26, 579 To Senate and House Journal depositories 371 To Library of Congress 1 53 To official use i, 035 To miscellaneous libraries 45, 385 To miscellaneous libraries Globe distribution) 6,613

To foreign legations 141, 55S To miscellaneous 212 To persons and institutions designated by Senators, Representatives, and

Delegates in Congress

:

Official Register

.

i, 2C^ Messages and Papers of the Presidents 130, 384 To cash sales 21, 363

558, 993 This statement shows an increase of 54 and 75 per cent, respectively, in the receipt

and distribution of documents as compared with last year, which is very gratifying in view of the fact that there was no corresponding increase in the number oi .employees.

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REORGANIZATION OF THE OFFICE). With your approval the ofifice was organized into six sections soon after I assumed

charge in November, 1897. An experienced clerk was placed at the head of each to give direction to the work in the respective sections, under my general supervision.

The result has been very satisfactory indeed, and the efficiency of the office has been

very largely increased, as the following statement, by sections, will indicate

:

BOOKKEEPING AND CORRESPONDENCE.

The bookkeeping and correspondence relating to sales has been performed by one

clerk. The general correspondence of the office is conducted by the chief of section and the superintendent. For the seven months ended June 30, 1898, 25,670 letters and cards were received and 32,106 were sent, not including books, pamphlets, and

bags of mail. Of the letters received 5,747 contained remittances for documents. Such letters are kept in files separate from the general correspondence. When opened by the

receiving clerk they are given a serial number and entered in a book which shows

the number, date of letter, and amount and kind of remittance, with blank spaces to enter amount returned if the order or any part can not be filled. The bookkeeper

enters them by number, name, and address of writer, amount and kind of remittance, number of books sold, and amount returned, if any. Before disposing of the

letters, which are filed by numbers, they are carded, with name, address of writer, and number, and the cards are filed alphabetically. The documents sold are also carded by titles, date of sale, and price. Every day at 4 o'clock the books of the

receiving clerk and of the bookkeeper and the document cards are compared and must balance.

SAI^ES. Twenty-one thousand three hundred and sixty-three documents were sold, for which

$4)537-27 were received. This shows an increase over last year of 20 and 12 per cent

respectively.

Of the documents sold 83 per cent were publications of the Department of Agriculture. The amount received for these documents, however, was but 46 per cent

of the total sales. This was due to the fact that most of the publications of that Department are issued in pamphlet form and sold at from 5 to 15 cents each. The Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, in his report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1897, recommended that the law of January 12, 1895, be so amended

as to provide for the setting aside of the moneys received for the publications of that Department, subject to the joint order of the Secretary and the superintendent of documents, for the reprint of the same for sale. Such an amendment would prove

of great benefit to the public, no doubt, because it would enable this office at least to order the reprint of such publications of that Department as may be in great demand. More than one-third of the orders received from people who are willing to pay for these documents can not be executed because the editions become so soon exhausted. At the request of the Department of State, Congress transferred the sale of the laws of the United States from that Department to the superintendent of documents.

This will, no doubt, add very considerably to the cash receipts and work of the office. CATAI.OGUE SECTION

There were issued 12 monthly catalogues, 2 document indexes, and i document

catalogue (comprehensive index), aggregating 1,651 pages, showing an increase of 20 per cent as compared with last year. The number of documents received for
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cataloguing purposes was 10,012; the number of cards written was 48,323; no statis- tics have been kept heretofore respecting these items. One of the most important functions of the oflBce is the preparation of the several catalogues of Government publications as required by law. The commendations of those having occasion to use them, from all , sections of the country, testify to the

accurate and satisfactory manner in which the work has been performed.

The work of preparing the monthly catalogue and consolidated index of Congressional documents is kept up to date, but the work on the document catalogue (comprehensive index) is very much in arrears. This arrearage is largeh' due to the fact that the documents required to be catalogued by the act of January 12, 1895, antedated

the establishment of the office nearly two years. The law requires the publicatioii of three kinds of catalogues:

First. A comprehensive index at the close of each regular session of all public

documents, beginning with the Fifty-third Congress. Second. A consolidated index of Congressional documents in one volume.

Third. A catalogue on the first of each month, which shall show the documents

printed the preceding month, where obtainable, and the price thereof.

It is to the first-named that I wish to invite attention. Very many objections may

be urged against its publication each regular session. Some of the more serious I will point out briefly. As an illustration : The catalogue for the second session of the

Fifty-fourth Congress will contain entries of documents not bearing a Congressional

number from Juh- i, 1896, to June 30, 1S97, but of Congressional documents from the

first Monday in December, 1S96, to ^March 4, 1897. Then followed a special session

of the Firty-fifth Congress, beginning March 15 and ending July 24, 1897. No

provision is made in terms for cataloguing documents of special sessions. The docu- ments of this special session can not be entered in the catalogue for the second session

of the Fifty-fourth Congress, but must necessarily be entered in the catalogue for the

first regular session of the Fifth-fifth Congress, which assembled the first Monday in December, 1897, and terminated July 8, 1898. It will thus be seen that the latter catalogue will lap at both ends with catalogues preceding and following, w^hich will probably be perplexing to those not familiar with the subject.

Again, thousands of bills are introduced and reports made at the first regular ses- sion ot a Congress that are not disposed of, if at all, until the last session. Full

entries must necessarily be made in the catalogues for each session, and the searcher

for information must examine both in order to ascertain what was done, with the chance of being misled by only examining one. The worh is thus duplicated, and

reference is made more difficult. Many more objections might be urged, but these

are deemed sufficient for the purpose.

I therefore recommend that Congress be asked to amend the law of January 12, 1895, so as to authorize the superintendent of documents to prepare and publish a catalogue

of public documents biennially, which shall show all documents printed not bearing

a Congressional number during the two years ending June 30 in each odd-numbered

year, and all Congressional documents for each Congress, beginning with the Fiftyfifth. This would reduce the number of catalogues one-half. The one volume for a Congress would not exceed 80 per cent of the size of the two volumes, one for each ses- sion ; 50 per cent would be saved in binding, 10 to 20 per cent in composition, and

10 to 20 per cent in the labor of preparing them. WBRARY.

The 'document library" is probably the largest of its character in the world. The' act that created the office did not authorize in terms or by implication the

establishment of a document library. Indeed, the author of the bill himself informed

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me that it was never contemplated. And it would seem, from the fact that almost complete sets of public documents are in the Library of Congress and the libraries of the Senate and House, that a purely document library was unnecessary, especially

as it could not be opened to the public.

The act provided, however, for the sending of two copies of each document printed, not of a confidential character, to the superintendent of documents, to enable him to prepare a catalogue of all Government publications.

Under this provision it was seen that the office was sure to accumulate, if retained, a complete set of public documents beginning with the Fifty-third Congress. As

stated by my predecessor, the demands made upon the office for information by

people all over the world concerning matters supposed to have been treated of in Government publications thrust upon it a function which, if assumed (and it was

assumed), would give it the additional character of an "information bureau,"

Information could not be furnished without the documents, hence the desirability of securing as complete a set of public documents back of the Fifty-third Congress

as possible. The work was intrusted to Miss Adelaide R. Hasse, one of the fore- most librarians of the country, who was in charge of the arrangement and classifica- tion of the vast number of documents turned over to the office by Departments and

returned by libraries throughout the country under the clearing-house system.

From these miscellaneous receipts and by special requests to libraries, which were

liberally responded to, the library was built up from nothing in January, 1895, to

16,841 books and 2,389 maps June 30, 1897. This library, therefore, as long as it shall endure, will remain a monument to her zeal and industry.

I have continued the work of my predecessor in responding to all proper requests

for information. Letters come from every part of this country, Europe, Asia, and

Africa asking for information which could not or would not be furnished by any- body else. The library therefore enables this office to serve a most useful purpose. The books, maps, and pamphlets in the library now number 23,247. These figures, however, fail to indicate the historical treasures in the collection, and it may be

proper for me to indicate a few of the most rare and valuable, some of which ante- date the adoption of the Constitution. Among them are the following: Force's American archives, 9 volumes, complete so far as published.

Sparks' s Diplomatic correspondence of the Revolution, 12 volumes, complete,

Wharton's Diplomatic correspondence of the American Revolution, 6 volumes,

complete.

Diplomatic correspondence of the Revolution, issued by the State Department,

1837, 3 volumes, complete.

Journals of the Continental Congress, 4 volumes, complete.

Secret journals of the Continental Congress, 4 volumes, complete.

Elliott's Debates on the adoption of the Constitution, 5 volumes, complete.

Congressional proceedings and debates, 1789-1898, complete.

Congressional documents (sheep-bound set) beginning with the Fifteenth Congress,

consisting of more than 3,600 volumes, complete with the exception of 8 volumes,

3 of which are believed never to have been issued. Executive journals of the Senate, 1 789-1828. Five volumes of Folwell's edition of the Journals of the Continental Congress,

printed in Philadelphia, 1800-1801. Wait's State papers, first edition, 6 volumes, complete. Wait's State papers, second edition, 10 volumes, complete.

Nine volumes of Wait's State papers, third edition, in 12 volumes. Northeastern boundary arbitration, Washington, 1827, printed but not published. Roll of honor, containing the names of the Union soldiers buried in national

cemeteries, complete except i volume. Proposed revision of laws, 1873.
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Reports of Commissioner of General Land Office, 1866, 1867, in French.

Case of United States to be laid before tribunal of arbitration at Geneva, in Spanish.

Insect life, 7 volumes and index, complete.

Bulletins 1-8 of Bureau of Rolls and Library of Department of State, complete.

Perry's Expedition to China Seas and Japan, 1852-54, 3 volumes, complete.

Register of Military Academy, 1818-98, complete.

The following table shows the number of books, etc. , in the library, the Govern- ment authors, and the acquisitions October 20, 1897-June 30, 1898: Number of books and maps in the

library', June

30, '1898. Books. Maps

Increase since

Oct. 20, 1897.

Books. I Maps.

Agriculture, Department of American Historical Association American State Papers

Bills, reports of committees, etc

Civil Ser\nce Commission

Congress : Annals, Debates, Globes, Record

Congressional documents (sheep set) District of Columbia

Fish Commission Government Printing Office Interior Department

Interstate Commerce Commission

Justice, Department of

I^abor, Department of

I^ibrar\' of Congress .

.

Memorial addresses Message and documents

National Academy of Sciences National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Na\'3' Department

Post-Office Department

Smithsonian Institution State Department

Treasury- Department

United States Board on Geographic Names War Department

Miscellaneous, not Government publications

1,728

1538 407

91 353 3,610

221 265

79

2, 882

271

1613648

220 539

34

45

I, 220

253

1, 016

1.252

2, 640

9

2, 378

119 19,931

1,675

705

357

45

348

3,316

MAII, SECTION. Every document distributed or sold is wrapped, labeled, and mailed from this section. All documents received from the Government Printing Office are received

into this section and held for distribution as provided by law. The statement of documents received and distributed will show that the number of documents handled

aggregated more than 1,000,000, a very large increase as compared with the year

previous.

MESSAGES AND PAPERS OF THE PRESIDENTS.

• In no branch of the office have there been greater results from the change in busi- ness methods than in the one charged with the distribution of this publication.

During the seven months ended June 30, 1898, an average force of 3 employees sent
20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

out 95,000 volumes, as compared with 35,000 volumes sent out the preceding five months, during which 9 persons were employed. Besides the work of sending out

the 95,000 volumes, the entire card system was changed, new cards were written,

and the mailing list printed

On July I, 1897, there were 16,852 names on the mailing list. On June 30, 1898, the list contained 27,383 names. Since the latter date the force employed on this work has been reduced to i. as agamst 9 a year ago, notwithstanding the work has been quadrupled.

One hundred and ninety-one thousand six hundred and seventy-four volumes have

been sent out since the first volume was mailed in Ma}^ 1896. Two-thirds of this number, or 130,384, were distributed during the present fiscal year. The compilation entitled Messages and Papers of the Presidents is distributed

to persons and institutions designated by Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

in Congress. Three editions have been authorized, aggregating 36,000 sets. The

first two editions, of 21,000 sets, were subject to designation by members of the Fifty- fourth Congress; the third edition, of 15,000 sets., by members of the Fifty-fifth

Congress. Bach set will contain 9 volumes and an index. It is expected that the

distribution will be finished by the 4th of March, 1899. The value of the card system in the distribution of documents has been fully tested and demonstrated in the sending of these documents. Two thousand duplications

have been prevented, a saving of four and two-fifths sets to each member on an average, and of 20,000 volumes of books which cost the Government about $1 each to publish.

STOCK SECTION. The clerk in charge of this section has supervision over all documents the "distri- bution of which is not specifically provided for by law." Such documents numbered

on July 30, 1898, 358,000 in round numbers.

This clerk prepared, at great labor, an excellent card system of all the documents

in his section. His cards show at all times the number of copies of each document

on hand, whether bound in paper, cloth, or sheep, and where located by giving the number of the book stack and bin. The work involved in keeping these cards up to date is enormous, as each document sold or distributed from the stock or received

into stock must be checked off or on, as the case may be. These cards must be

consulted before any order for documents can be filled, to ascertain whether or not they are in stock. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORIES. The names of 1,897 libraries are on the mailing lists as depositories. Depositories

are divided into three classes, as follows: Designated depositories, State and Territorial libraries 472 Geological depositories ; 772 Remainder depositories 653 Those in the first class receive substantiall}- all free publications of the Government. Those in the second class receive the scientific publications known as bulletins, monographs, and atlases of the Geological Survey. Those in the third class receive fractional remainders after the allotment of Congressional quotas. Each Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress is entitled to name one of the first class, two of the second, and an indefinite number of the third, except that the superintendent of documents is required to see that remainder documents are equally apportioned among members as nearly as possible.

The first and third classes of depositories may be changed at the pleasure of the memt»er to whom charged. It is proper, perhaps, to say that this privilege is rarely exercised in the case of designated depositories.

The superintendent of documents is charged with the supervision of libraries
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known as designated depositories to the extent of ascertaining whether they are

eligible for designation under the law, or whether those already designated possess proper qualifications for retention. The law requires him to "thoroughly investi- gate the condition" of depository libraries, and "whenever he shall ascertain that the number of books in any such library, other than college libraries, is below one

thousand, other than Government publications, or it has ceased to be maintained as a public library, he shall strike the same from the list, and the Senator, Representative, or Delegate shall designate another depository that shall meet the conditions herein required."

Under the authority of the law just referred to, I sent to each designated deposi- tory a circular letter with twelve interrogatories, calculated, if answered fully, to give all the information necessary to enable me to fix the status of such libraries.

It is quite evident, however, from the replies received that nothing short of a per- sonal inspection will enable the superintendent of documents to determine the condition of at least 20 per cent of the libraries now listed. The number of books in a library, other than Government publications, is not a

sure indication that it is or is not a suitable depositor}-. It seems to me that it would be much more desirable to place the valuable publications of the Government

in libraries that will properly care for them and bring them to the attention of the

public, irrespective of the number of books in their possession, than to send them to those that will store them in the garret or cellar. Recently bulletin notices of "publications of the United States Government sent

to designated depositories" have been substituted in place of invoices. A large

number of letters have been received from librarians approving of the plan, and

stating that it has caused a great increase of inquiries for public documents. The long dela}- in the delivery of Congressional documents is the source of great annoyance to librarians. They all appreciate the fact that they are specially favored

in having their libraries selected as depositories, but the}- feel that the documents

they are entitled to receive under the law should be sent before they have become

"ancient history," when the public has lost interest in them largely.

I assured the American Library Association, at its annual meeting at Lakewood in

July, that both the Public Printer and the superintendent of documents w-ere in sympath}' with its desire for improving the service in this respect especially, and

would do all in their power in that direction. A special effort has been made by this office to complete the sets of public docu- ments in the designated depository libraries. A complete list of all documents

available for such a purpose was prepared,' printed, and sent to them in May, 1898, with request that the list be returned with a check indicating the documents needed. One hundred and one lists have been returned, and 75 libraries have been supplied

with upwards of 50,000 volumes of documents up to this date (October 15, 1898). The designated depositories on the list June 30, 1898, are classified as follows: Public libraries 206 College libraries 83 University libraries 61 School libraries 31, Institute libraries 16 Theological libraries 6 Academy, libraries 5 Y. M. C . A. libraries

.

3 Seminary libraries 2 State and Territorial libraries 48

Special designations by law

.

11 Total 472
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The following summary is given, by States, of the information obtained in response to the circular letter above referred to. It shows'the number of designated

depositories in- each State, the number of documents, and the number of books

other than public documents in such depositories.

state or Territory. Alabama

Arizona Arkansas

California Colorado

Connecticut Delaware

District of Columbia.

Florida Georgia Idaho

Illinois Indiana Iowa

Kansas Kentucky

I^ouisiana Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi Missouri Montana

Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire

New Jersey New Mexico New York

North Carolina North Dakota

Ohio Oklahoma , Oregon

Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota

Tennessee Texas , Utah , Vermont

Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Total

,

Depositories. Public doc- Other pubumei.ts. lications.

1 8, 603

3, 070

16, 140

45. 430

24>570

40, 400

25, 190

65, 500

II, 200

33, 920

5, 200 91,670

51, 485

50, 400

29, 450

32, 020

27, 890

30, 820

41,650

75, 630

51,460

31, 335

10, 710

59, 890

1 1, 050

18, 725

4, 775

21, 300

30, 760

2, 900

147, 630

29, 250

19, 040

90, 975

900

18, 640

112, 290

30, 700

39, 900

10, 000

26, 400

15, 770

2, 530

20, 600

26, 500

21, 300

15,500

35, 990

4, 200 1,631,253
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A most remarkable showing is made in regard to the number of books in these 472

libraries, as compared Tvith the statistics relating to books in Public, Society, and

School Libraries in the United States, prepared by the Commissioner of Education in

1896. These statistics gave the number of such libraries containing 1,000 volumes

and over as 4,026, and the ntmiber of volumes as 33,051,872. It will thus be seen

that the designated depositors- libraries contain almost one-half as many volrmies as were reported in such libraries. Thirty or forty depositories have reported from 500 to 2,000 fewer public docu- ments on hand in 1898 than they reported in 1895. I have begun an investigation

into the matter, ^vith a view to ascertain whether the discrepancy is due to lack of

interest, or whether the documents have been improperly disposed of. It may, per- haps, be proper for me to quote the law with reference to documents supplied to

libraries by the Government.

Section 506, Revised Statutes of the United States, reads as follows: "All such books and documents, when received at the proper offices, libraries, and

other depositories, as provided by law, shall be kept there and not removed from

such places."

MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARIES. A large number of documents have been sent to and received from miscellaneous

libraries under the " clearing-house system." That is to say, libraries having docu- ments in duplicate send their surplus to this office for redistribution to others that

are lacking. A list of such libraries is appended, showing the number of docmnents

sent to and received from each. DISTRIBUTIOX OF OLD CONGRESSIONAL GLOBES. Under the provisions of an act of Congress, approved June 20, 1876, a lot of bound

and unbound Globes, aggregating many thousands of volumes, with plates, etc., were purchased at an expense of $100,000. Congress refused to appropriate money

to bind and complete sets, and they have been stored in the public warehouses ever

since, occup\-ing much valuable space. Under the authorit}- of the Joint Committee on Printing, you directed me to dispose of such as were available to libraries desiring

them, and to turn over those unfit for any other purpose to be sold as waste paper. Under this authority-, I beg to report that I have distributed 6,613 volumes to libraries, and have disposed of 13,000 volumes as waste paper.

I was able to send out a few almost complete sets, bound and unbound. There is still on hand a large number of sets of from 40 to 50 volumes each which it is expected ^rill be distributed very soon, especially as the libraries are beginning to understand that this is probably the last opportunity they will ever have to obtain any of these valuable documents free. DOCUMENT REFORM.

For upwards of sixty years public documents have been distributed free to both

libraries and individuals by the Government. The distribution to libraries, desig- nated as depositories, has broadened from a few Congressional documents in the beginning to include almost everything published. Bills for the public printing

have grown from about 546,000 in 1833 'to nearly |;2,ooo,ooo in 1897, with a corre- sponding increase in the number of volumes of documents printed.

During the past forty years documents have been printed in such large editions and distributed with such liberal prodigality as to cheapen them in the estimation

of the people at large. They were distributed broadcast without regard, in many

cases, to the wishes of the recipients, and as a consequence were not only not appreciated, but were regarded with contempt. Instances have recently come to my
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

knowledge where retiring members of Congress shipped out by the carload the documents that had accumulated to their credit. Dozens of copies of the same doc- ument were sent to one library, where they were only an encumbrance, and after years of storage in garrets or cellars they found their way to this office in their

'

' original wrapping ' ' for redistribution.

Ivibrarians, as a rule, however, have always appreciated the value of the publications of the Government. Most of them want one copy of everything they can get

;

they want that copy as soon after it is printed as possible ; they want documents in complete sets, but they do not want them dumped upon them, as is often done,

without regard to whether they have previously been supplied or not. The scientist, the student, the professional man, and the historian all recognize the value of public documents. They are the ones who consult public documents in the libraries or purchase them, if necessary, rather than ask for them as a gratuity. But this wasteful publication and haphazard distribution of documents did not proceed without protest and serious effort upon the part of men in and out of Congress to correct the evils that were patent to anybody who cared to look into the

subject. Dr. John G. Ames, superintendent of documents, Interior Department, did more, perhaps, to bring about '

' document reform '' than any other one man. In

almost every annual report submitted by him for twenty years, attention was called

to the necessity for new legislation with reference to the printing, binding, and dis- tribution of public documents.

In 1882 Congress took up the subject and, by resolution, appointed Dr. John G. Ames, A. R. Spofford, librarian of Congress, and Spencer P". Baird, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, to "compile the laws and regulations * '-^ ^ in force governing the printing and distribution of public documents, * * * to report what reductions should be made in the number of such documents, * * * and

submit the draft of a bill to provide for the printing and distribution of documents. '

'

These eminent gentlemen, no doubt the best qualified of any three men in the United States for the duties assigned them, made a very elaborate report to Congress

at the second session of the Forty-seventh Congress (House mis. doc. 12, Forty- seventh Congress, second session). They stated that they were

" deeply impressed with the number of documents printed by authority of Congress,

aggregating for the Forty-sixth Congress 2,324,254. * [They were] no less deeply impressed with the lack of system and economy in the distribution of these documents. The one reform most essential to secure the object for which it was

supposed public documents are issued is the decrease of the number of agencies by

which they are distributed. Under the practice now prevailing, nearly all docu- ments, whatever may be their cost and value, are distributed by from two to four

agencies, each in ignorance of what the others are doing, so that ^ * to no

small extent documents are sent in duplicate and triplicate."

They recommended the establishment of a single agency, because

" it would very greatl}^ subserve the public convenience, as it would soon come to be recognized as the source from which information in regard to any and all docu- ments could be readily secured." No action was taken upon this report, and the bill and resolutions drawn by the committee died by the expiration of Congress. Dr. Ames, however, persisted in his

efforts, and, aided by the librarians of the country, finally secured the passage, in an amended form, of the bill drawn by him, known as the act of January 12, 1895. While this act was a long stride in the right direction, it did not go far enough to reach some of the chief causes for complaint. First: The "one reform most necessary," as pointed out by the report of the committee quoted above, was the decrease

in the number of agencies by which public documents are distributed. The act of January 12, 1895, says that the superintendent of documents "shall have general

supervision of the distribution of all public documents"; but it goes on and actually
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increases the number of agencies by which they are distributed, each independent

and "in ignorance of what the others are doing." Second: The niuUipHcity of editions of the most important publications of the Government, in different styles of binding, with varjnng title-pages and back-titles, is continued, "so that one may

possess three or four copies of the same work without discovering from their outward

appearance that they are all the same document." Third: Probably the most seri- ous cause of complaint from librarians is the delay in the binding of documents

"reserved" for that purpose, for distribution to State and Territorial libraries and

designated depositories. Section 54, paragraph 7, of the act of January 12, 1895, provides that

'

' The remainder of said documents and reports shall be reserved by the Public

Printer in unstitched form, and shall be held subject to be bound in the number pro- vided by law, upon orders from the Vice-President, Senators, Representatives, Delegates, Secretary of the Senate, and Clerk of the House, in such binding as they shall

select, except full morocco or calf ; and when not called for and delivered within two years after printing shall be delivered in unbound form to the superintendent

of documents for distribution."

It is safe to say that not to exceed 15 per cent of the documents reserved for bind- ing under this paragraph will ever be called for by those entitled to have them bound.

Five hundred copies of each document of which the '

' usual number '' is printed are reserved for the purpose indicated. Unbound documents can not be disposed of either by free distribution to libraries or by sale to individuals, so that if the law is allowed to remain unchanged, there is not a warehouse in the city large enough to store the accumulation of a few years.

I beg to suggest, therefore, that the law be amended so as to authorize the Public

Printer to bind in cloth such documents as are not called for within two 5^ears after printing, and deliver them to the superintendent of documents for distribution to public, school, or college libraries. Several bills have been introduced in Congress to amend the law of January 12, 1895, and two or three are now pending. There are some good features in each,

and I trust some legislation may be had very soon that will remedy the difficulties pointed out. Very respectfully, L. C. FerrEI/I.,

Superintendent. Hon. F. W. PAI.MER,

Public Printer.

Itemized statement of documents supplied to a7id received from miscellaneous libraries, fuly I, i8gy, to fune jo, i8g8.

city or town.

ALABAMA.

Name of library.

Anniston . . Public I^ibrary Athens | Female College Library

Delta Public vSchool lyibrary Falkville Normal vSchool Library Mobile vSpring Hill College Library

Montgomery Young Men's Christian Association Thomasville 1 Mclver Library Troy ! State Normal College Library

Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent.

4844

42

57648

133
26 RHPORI" 01^ 'THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of documents supplied to and receivedfi'om miscellaneous libraries^ July I, i8g7, to June jo, i8g8—Continued.

Citv or town.

ARIZONA.

Globe

Prescott Do

ARKANSAS.

Arkadelphia

Batesville Elm Springs Ozark

Paris

St. Bernard

Stuttgart CALIFORNIA.

Berkeley Coronado Haywards

I^odi

lyOS Angeles Pomona

Redlands

Sacramento

Santa Clara San Francisco Do

San Rafael

Stanford University Stockton COLORADO.

Boulder

Colorado Springs . .

.

Denver Do

DoDo

Do

Grand Junction Greeley Do

Montrose

Pueblo Do

University Park CONNECTICUT.

Branford

Kagleville , Hartford Ivvme Middletown New Britain New Haven ,

Name of library.

Commercial Club

Arizona Antique Association I,ibrary Prescott Training School

Ouachita Baptist College . Arkansas College I,ibrary Elm Springs Academy

College lyibrary Public School lyibrary .... College lyibrary College lyibrary

University of California Coronado Beach lyibrary , Union High School lyibrary High School lyibrary Public lyibrary High School lyibrary Public lyibrary Free Public lyibrary , >Santa Clara College lyibrary , Mercantile lyibrary Mechanics' Institute High School lyibrary- lycland Stanford Junior University. Free Public lyibrary

Universitj' of Colorado

Colorado College Bureau of Mines

City lyibrary Sacred Heart College lyibrary State Historical Society Public lyibrary Western Colorado Academy of Sciences

State Normal School lyibrary- Public lyibrary Public School Library McClelland Public lyibrary Public School lyibrary University of Denver

Blackstone Memorial Library

Storrs Agricultural College Library. Connecticut State Library

Public Library

Wesleyan University New Britain Institute High School Library

Number I Number

of of volumes volumes

received. sent.

165
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Itemized statement of documents supplied to and receivedfrom miscellaneous libraries, July /, i8gj, to June so, i8g8—Continued.

Citv- or town. Name of library.

coxxECTicuT—cont'd. New IvOndon Public Librar3- Xorwalk Public Library- Norwich | Otis Library Do : Peck Library- Southport Pequot Library- WilUmantic State Normal School. Do ' Public Library- DELAWARE.

Harrington Public School I^ibrarv- Laurel Public School Librar^^ Newark Delaware College Agricultural Experiment Station. Do Delaware College Libran,- Wilmington Wilmington Institute Free Library DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBIA. Washington Agricultural Department Librar\^ Do American Society of Religious Education Do Catholic University of America Do Congressional Library- Do Department of Interior Library Do Department of Justice Librarj' Do Na\-3,- Department Library' Do Treasury- Department Library Do War Department Library , . .

.

FLORIDA.

Milton Santa Rosa Academv Librarv^ GEORGIA.

Athens University of Georgia

Atlanta Atlanta University- Library Do State Library- Do Young Men's Library Cedartown Samuel Benedict's jNIemorial School Covington Public School Library Locustgrove Locust Grove Institute Milledgeville :Middle Georgia Mechanical and Agricultural College. Montezuma Public School Library Savannah Public School Library

Young Harris Young L- G. Harris College Library IDAHO. Albion State Normal School Library.

ILLINOIS. Abingdon Hedding College Library , Aledo I Public School Library , Belleville ; Public Library

Champaign \ University of Illinois Chicago Chicago Normal School Do John Crerar Library' Do The Newberry Library Do i North Division High School

Number

of volumes

received.

530

362

Number

of volumes

sent.

"03
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lieniized statement of docimients supplied to and receivedfi'om miscellaneous libraries, July I, i8gj, to June 30, i8g8—Continued.

City or town. Name of librarv, Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. ILLINOIS—continued. Chicago St. Ignatius College I^ibrary Do University of Chicago I^ibrary Effingham Austin College lyibrary Elgin Gail Borden Public I^ibrary Bvanston Northwestern University lyibrary^ Fairfield Public School lyibrary Freeport Public Library

Galesburg Public Library

Harvey Public Library Havana Public Library Board Hoopeston Greer College Library

Jacksonville Illinois College Library Do Public Library

Jerseyville Public School Library Lake Forest University Library Lebanon Philosophical Society McKendree College Monmouth Warren County College Mount Morris Caswell Library Do Mount Morris College Normal Illinois State Normal University Nunda High School Library Oakland High School Library

Oakpark Scoville Institute Library. Pekin High School

Peoria .- Polytechnic School ... .

.

Do Public Library

Petersburg Public Library

Polo Buffalo Free Public Librarj' Pullman ., i Pullman Library Redbud I Public Schools Library Robinson ' Crawford County Teachers and Citizens' Library Salem ' High School Librar}' Springfield I Illinois State Library South Chicago ' Illinois Steelworkers' Library Urbana Illinois State Laboratory of Natural Science Do

Vienna

Westfield

80

10 no

37

INDIANA.

Albion Bedford Bloomington. .

.

Crawfordsville . Delphi Do

Flwood

Fort Wayne.. .

.

Greencastle Hammond

Hanover

Huntington ....

University of Illinois Public Library

College Library

Public School Library

Public Library Indiana University Library . Waba.sh College Librarj^ High vSchool Library

Public Librarj' Public Schools Libraiy

Public Library

City Library

High .School Library Hanover College Library. . . , Public Schools Free Library
REPORT OF THE PTJBLIC PRINTER. 29

Itemized statement of documents supplied to and receivedfrom miscellaneous libraries, July /, i8gj, to June 30, i8g8—Continued.

Citv or town.

IXDIAXA—continued. Indianapolis .

.

Do

Knightstown . Kokomo

Do

Laporte Logansport . .

.

Marion

INIicliigan Cit}- Newcastle

Notre Dame . .

.

Richmond . . .

.

Rochester South Bend

Tell City Terre Haute .

.

Valparaiso

Name of library.

Indiana Bureau of Statistics Public Libran,' , Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home

Indiana Librarv' Association

Public Library- , Public Library

Public Library Marion College Library

Public Librarj' High School Library

University- of Notre Dame Library Morrison-Reeves Library^ Public School Library^ Northern Indiana Historical Society Library

Public School Library^ State Normal School Library

Public School Library- IOWA. Ames

Atlantic Cedar Falls . . .

.

Cedar Rapids .

.

Council Bluffs.. Decorah

Des Moines Do

Fayette

Fort Dodge

Greenfield Hull Humboldt

Iowa City Do

Jewell McGregor

Manchester

Marshalltown .

.

Mount Aj r Mount Vernon.

Muscatine Oelwein Onawa

Orange City. . .

.

Oskaloosa

Sheldon........ Tabor , KANSAS. Anthony Do

Arkansas City Atchison

Iowa State College Library- American Federation of Labor Library

State Normal Scliool Library Free Public Library- Free Public Library- Norwegian Lutheran College Library

Public Library West High School Library

Upper Iowa University Library

Tobm College Library

Public Librai-y-. . . EduGBtional Institute Library Humboldt College Library- State Historical Society Library

State University- of Iowa Library Lutheran College Library

Public School Library^ Free Public Library Marshall County Library Association

Public School Library

Cornell College Library

Academy- of Science Library

Public School Library

High School Library Northwestern Classical Association Library Penn College Library

School of Science Library Tabor College Library

Free Library^ and Reading Room

Public vSchool Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library. Public Library

Number Number

of I of volumes \ volumes

received. sent.

802

482
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of documents supplied to and received from miscellaneous libraries, fuly I, i8gj, to fune jo, i8g8—Continued.

city or town.

KANSAS—continued. Baldwin Bmporia

Garden City. Hutchinson . Kansas City

.

I,awrence . .

.

I^incoln McPherson.

.

Manhattan.

Marj^sville . Do

Newton

Norton

Phillipsburg

Sterling Topeka Do

Wichita Do

KENTUCKY.

Bowling Green.

Clinton Covington

Fredericksburg Gethseniane . .

.

Hopkinsville . .

.

Lexington Do

Ivouisville Do

Smithland Temple Hill LOUISIANA. Baldwin Do

Lake Charles. New Orleans. Do

Do

Do

Do

Ruston

MAINE.

Augusta Bangor Do

Bath

Bridgton Damariscotta Lewiston

Name of library.

Baker University Library

College of Kmporia Library

Ladies' Library Association Women's Club Library

Public Library Association University of Kansas Library Kansas Christian College Library.

.

McPherson College Library

State Agricultural College Library. Modern Normal College Library. .

.

Public School Library Free Library

Public School Librarj)- Phillips County Teachers' Library.

Cooper Memorial College Library.

.

Free Library Kansas Historical Society Library. Fairmount College Library Lewis Academy Library .

Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent.

132

503

Ogden College Library Marvin College Library

Public School Library ' Library and Lyceum

College Library

Library Association Kentucky University Library

State College of Kentucky Library Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library

County Teachers' Library Normal College Library

45

Gilbert Academy Library

Industrial College Library . . .

.

Public School Library Fisk Free Public Library

Howard Memorial Library . . .

.

Cotton Fxchange Library Law Association Tulane University Library

Louisiana Industrial Institute

.

Maine State Library

Public Library

City Mission and Bethel Library

Patten Free Library

Ridge Library

Public Library

Bates College Library

150

40

156

10450

4747

12245
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

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Citv or town.

MAINE—continued. Orono

Portland . .

.

Ripley Saco

Waten-ille . Winterport MARYLAND.

Name of library.

University of Maine

Public Ivibrary Free Public I,ibrary Dyer L,ibrary Colby Universitj^ I^ibrary. Free I^ibrary Association.

Annapolis Naval Academy

Do I St. John's College I,ibrary Baltimore | Johns Hopkins University Library Do Maryland Institute for Promotion of Mechanic Arts . .

.

Port Deposit The St. Jacobs Institute I^ibrary

St. Michaels i Public lyibrary Westminster ' Western Maryland College I^ibrary MASSACHUSETTS.

Amherst College I^ibrary Bedford Free Public I^ibrary Boston Boston Athenaeum Do Easton Book Company Do I Massachusetts Horticultural Society. DoDo

Do

Bostwick Brockton Cambridge Do

Haverhill Lawrence Northampton . .

.

Do

Pittsfield Do

South Hadley . .

.

Spencer

Springfield Taunton

Williamstown. .

.

West Brookfield. Weymouth

Worcester Do

MICHIGAN.

A.lbion Anil Arbor

Battle Creek Do

Detroit Do

Grand Rapids. .

.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Massachusetts State Library

Public Librar>^ High School Librarv

Public Library

High School Library Law Library of Harvard University . .

.

Public Library

Public Library Forbes Library' Public Library

Berkshire Athenaeum

Public Library- Mount HoU'oke College Library Free Public Library

City Library Association Public Library Williams College Library Merriam Library

Tufts Library American Antiquarian Society Polytechnic Institute

State Normal School

University of Michigan.

College Library

Public School Library. .

.

College Library

Public Library

Public Library

Number

of volumes

received.

83

119

1,316

290

490

768

2, 224

50

299

827
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of documents supplied to and received from miscellaneous libraries, July i , jSgy, to June JO, /(S'p.y— Continued.

Citv or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. MICHIGAN—cont'd. Jackson Kalamazoo. . . . I^ansing Marine City. .

.

Marquette Muskegon . . . . Niles Orchard I^ake. Ypsilanti[NNESOTA.

Brainerd Cannon Falls Duluth Do

Faribault

I,uverne. Mankato

Minneapolis Moorhead

Pipestone

St. Anthony Park.

St. Cloud

St. Paul

St. Peter Do

Warren Winona Do

MISSISSIPPI. Meridian. Oxford . .

.

MISSOURI Avalon

Canton

Cedar City Columbia

Fredericktovpn I^ebanon

I,ouisiana Mobeiiy Neosho

Plattsburg

St. Joseph

St. I^ouis Do

Public I^ibrary Nazareth Academy

Michigan State lyibrary Public School Ivibrary The Peter White Public I^ibrary Hackley Public L,ibrary Public lyibrary Michigan Military Academy

State Normal College I^ibrary .

.

83

Northern Pacific I^ibrary Association. Public School Library

Historical and Scientific Association.

.

Public I^ibrarj^ Public I^ibrar}^ Public lyibrary Public I^ibrary Bar Association I,ibrary State Normal I^ibrary Public School I^ibrary University of Minnesota

State Normal School Minnesota Historical Societj^ I^ibi-ary. High School lyibrarj^ Public I,ibrar3^ High School I^ibrarj' State Normal vSchool Public Library

32

lyibrary Association . .

.

Public School Library

Presbj'terian College

Christian University Library

Public Library

University of Missouri Marvin Collegiate Institute Hamilton-White College Library.

Public School Library , Wabash Railroad Library

I. O. O. F. Public Library

Public School Library

Public Library' Concordia College Library

Mercantile Librarj'^ Do ' Public Library

Springfield Public School Librarj^ .. Stanberry Normal School Library'

.

Warrenton Central Wesleyau Colle<

920
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

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Citv or town. Name of librarv.

MONTANA.

Bozeman Free Library

Btitte Free Librarj- Helena Historical Society Do Public Libraiy

Missoula Universitv of Montana

Number ; Number

of ; of volumes volumes

received. sent.

NEBRASK.A.. Alma

Axtell Barneston

Beatrice Bellevue Bertrand ...... . Bloomington . .

.

Cambridge

College View. . . . Campbell

Cowles

Culbertson Danbun,- Doniphan

Falls City Franklin Do

Grand Island . .

.

Guide Rock Hampton

Hardy

Hastings Do

Hildreth

Juniata Kenesaw

Lawrence

Lincoln Do

Loomis

Nelson Oak Omaha

Do

Orleans . .

.

Oxford Pawnee City Republican City Rising City Riverton Roseland

Stratton Upland Wauneta

City Libraty- High School Libraiy

Director of District N0.116

Public Library

Omaha College Library

High School Library- High -School Library- Public School Library- Union College Library

High School Librarv- High School Library- High School Library- High School Library

High School Librar\- High School Libran.- Franklin Academy

High School Library

High School Library- High School Library- Danish Library Association High School Library- College Library- High School Librarj^ High .School Library

High School Library

High .School Library

High School Library

City Library

University of Nebraska Library

High School Library

High School Library,- High School Libra r-\- The Creighton University

Public Library- College Library- High .School Library Pawnee Academy

High .School Library . . . Director of school board High .School Library ; High School Library

High .School Library

High School Library

High School Library S. Doc. -3
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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City or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received. NEBRASKA—COUt'd. Wilcox Wood River.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord Do

Do Durham

Do

Manchester

,

Nashua NEW JERSEY. Bayonne

Blairstown East Orange

Elizabeth Do

Gibbsboro

Jersey City Madison Newark Do New Brunswick.

.

Princeton Ridgewood

Rutherford Trenton

Vineland NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque

,

Do

Silver City . .

.

NEW YORK.

Albany. .

.

Do ... Brooklyn.

Do.. .. Do.. .. Do.. .. Do. ..

.

Do.... Do. ..

.

Do. .. . Buffalo Do. Do.

High School I,ibrary

.

High School lyibrary

.

Nevada State University

New Hampshire Historical Society New Hampshire State lyibrary Public Library

Agricultural and Mechanical College lyibrary New Hampshire College of Agriculture

City Library * Public Library

140 426

158

26844

Free Public Library

Blair Presbyterial Academy

Ashland School Library

Pingry School Library

Public Library

Lyceum Library Free Public Library , Drew Theological Seminary

Technical School Library

St. Benedict's College Library Rutgers College Library U niversity Library

Public Library

Public School Library

State Library

Historical and Antiquarian Society

479

112 256

25 X

Public Library

University of New Mexico Normal School of New Mexico ,

Free Library : Young Men's Christian Association

College of Pharmacy Library

Brooklyn Library Free Lending Library

Long Island Historical Society

Pratt Institute Library

Public Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library (Greenpoint Branch).

Historical Society Library

Buffalo Library Grosvenor Public Library

351

135

126
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Citv or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received. NEW YORK—cont'd. Buffalo Do

Canandaigua Do

Do

Cazenovia

Clarence

Clinton Cohoes Copenhagen

Corning

Fulton Geneva

Glovers-^-ille Governors Island. . .

.

Hornells\nlle Hudson

Ithaca , Jamestown , Libertj" , Matteawan

Newpaltz New York City DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Niagara Penn Yan

Plattsburg Poughkeepsie Do

Rochester Rome

Schenectady Sherburne

Syracuse TroyDo

University Heights

,

Utica Warwick

Westfield Do

West Point

Produce Exchange Library

St. Columbia L,\bTary High School Library Union School Library

Wood Library- Public Library Parker High School Hamilton College Young Men's Christian Association Library' Union Free School Free Librarv' High School Librarj' Hobart College Library Free Library

Military Ser\dce Institute Hornell Free Librar\- Hendrick Hudson Chapter Daughters of the American

Revolution Library-. Cornell University James Prendergast Free Library- Public Library Howland Library' State Normal School Library American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Astor Library Columbia College Librarj^ Columbia University General Theological Seminary Librarv- Harlem Library- Maimonides Free Library

Public Library

Publishers' Weekly Library Reform Club Washington Heights Free Library' Niagara Universitj' Library- Penn Yan Library- Public Library- City Library Vassar College Library- Reynolds Library- Young Men's Christian Association Library- Union College Library

Public Librarv' Central Librarv' La Salle Institute Library' Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of the City of New York

Public Librarv' Institute Library

Patterson Library

Public Library- United States Military Academy
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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City or town.

NORTH CAROLINA

Asheville Do

Davidson Dunn

Durham

Do

Fayetteville Elon College Kenansville Kinston Mount Pleasant Northwilkesboro .

.

Oxford

Poes Red Springs Salem

Scotland Neck ..... Southern Pines

Statesville Taylorsville Whitsett Wilkesboro NORTH DAKOTA.

Bismarck Dwight

FargoDo

L,akota I,arimore

I^akota Wahpeton

OHIO. Akron

Athens

Bellaire Bryan

Caldwell

Chillicothe Cincinnati Cleveland Do

Do

Do

Columbus

Do. Dayton

Delaware Do

Fayette Findlay

Name of library.

Normal and Collegiate College L,ibrary Young Men's Institute Library Davidson College Library Lucknow Reading Room.

Public Library

Trinity College Library

Cross Creek Lodge I. O. O. F. Libra ly Elon College Library James Sprunt Institute Library

Dr. Lewis School Library North Carolina College Library

Colored Academical and Industrial Institute Library. Horner Military School Library

Buies Creek Academy Library Red Springs Seminary Library Salem Academy College Library Vine Hill Male Academy Library

Public School Library

Public School Library

Taylorsville Collegiate Institute Library

Whitsett Institute Library Wilkesboro Academy Library

Number

of volumes

received.

State Law Library

Progress Library Fargo College Library North Dakota Experiment Station Library Lakota School Library

High School Library

Public Schools Library Red River University Library

Buchtel College Library Ohio University Library

Public Library

Bryan Library Association

Public School Library

Public Library

Public Library Case School Library

Public Library Western Reserve Historical Society Library. West High School Library Ohio State University Library

Public Library

Public Library and Museum

Ohio Wesleyan University Library

Sturges Library

Fayette Normal University Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library.

Number

of volumes

sent
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Citv or town. Name of^ library. Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. OHIO—continued. Fremont

Granville

Hillsboro Hiram

Lancaster Lisbon

Marysville National Military

Home.

Oberlin Rogers Sandusky

TiffinDo

Urbana Youngstown

Birchard Library Denison University Library

Hillsboro College Library

Hiram College Library

Boys' Industrial School Library

Lepper Library

Library and Reading Room Association . Central Branch Home Disabled Soldiers. Oberlin College Library Mount Hope College Library. .

.

Library Association Heidelberg University Library' Public vSchool Library Urbana University Library . ..

.

Reuben McMillin Library OKLAHOMA.

Alva Normal School Library

Edmond Normal School Library

El Reno High School Library

Kingfisher Public School Library Norman University of Oklahoma Library

Stillwater Agricultural and Mechanical Art College Library.

Ashland Public Library

Eugene University of Oregon Library. Forest Grove Pacific University Library PENNSYLVANIA.

Allegheny Allentown

Blossburg Braddock Bryn Mawr

CoUegeville Coudersport Doylestown

Drifton Duboise Easton Edinboro

Gettysburg

Harrisburg Haverford

Idlewood Ingram

John.stown Kennett Square. Lancaster Lebanon

Carnegie Free Library

Muhlenberg College Library

Public School Library

Carnegie Free Library

Bryn Mawr College Library Ursinus College Library

Coudersport Library A.ssociation National Farm School Library Miners and Mechanics' Institute Library. ..

.

Young Men s Christian Association Library. Lafayette College Library

State Normal School Pennsylvania College Library

State Library Haverford College Library

Chartiers Township Public School Library .. Chartiers Township Public School Library .

.

Cambria Free Library

Bayard Taylor Memorial Library Franklin and Marshall College Library

Public Library
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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City or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. PENNSYLVANIA—con

tinned. Lebanon

lyCvi'isburg L,ockhaven

Meadville Milton

Minersville

New^castle Pittsburg Do

Philadelphia Do

' Do

DoDo

Do... DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Scranton Seneca

vSpring City

State College

Steelton Warren

Wilkesbarre RHODE ISLAND. Auburn

Kingston

Middleton Newport

Oak X,awn

Olneyville Providence Do

Do

Do

Tiverton Four Corners. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston Orangeburg

Pelzer Rockhill Saluda Spartanburg

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America

lyibrary. Bucknell University I^ibrary Central State Normal School I^ibrary Allegheny College I^ibrary Public School I^ibrary High School Ivibrary Public School I^ibrary Carnegie Library

lyibrary Engineers' Society Western Pennsylvania American Philosophical vSociety Library Free Library Kconomics and Political Science. . , Free Library of Philadelphia , Girard College Library

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Manufacturers' Club Library

Pennsylvania Railroad Library

Philadelphia Bourse Library

Philadelphia Museums Library

Philadelphia Turngemeinde Library

Temple College Library

University of Pennsylvania Library

Wagner Free Institute Library

Public Library

Public Library

Francis Memorial Hall Library

Pennsylvania State College Librar}' Steelton School Board Library

Public Library

Wyoming Historical and Geological Society Library. .

.

182

Public Library. . . . , College of Mechanical Arts Library Free Library Rogers High School Library

Public Library Johnston High School Library Brown University Library Manual Training School Library . .

.

Athenaeum Library

Public Library Union Public Library

College of Charleston Library

Public School Library

Pelzer Lyceum Library

Winthrop Normal and Industrial College Library. Saluda Agricultural College Library Converse College Library

237
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City or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received,

Number

of volumes

sent. SOUTH CAROLINAcontinued. Spartanburg Sumter

Wofford College I^ibrary PubUc School I,ibrary . .

.

SOUTH DAKOTA. Deadwood . Flandreau . Spearfish. .. Springfield. Yankton . .

.

High School lyibrary Public I^ibrary State Normal School I^ibrary State Normal School Library. Yankton College I^ibrary TENNESSEE.

Athens

Fayetteville , Franklin

Jonesboro , Knoxville Memphis

Do

Nashville , Sewanee

Washington College . ,

Ulysses S. Grant University I^ibrary. Dick White College I^ibrary Mooney School I^ibrary Public School I^ibrary University of Tennessee I,ibrar5' Cossitt Library

Odd Fellows' Public Library Watkins Institute Library

University of the South Library

Washington College Library TEXAS.

Austin Do

Do

Brazoria

College Station Cottonwood

State Library

State Historical Association Library

University of Texas Library

Brazoria Library Association

Agricultural and Mechanical College Library

C. L. S. C. Library

Fort Worth Fort Worth University Library

Galveston ; Ball High School Library

209

Greenville .

.

San Antonio

Fairview Ogden ,

, Do

Salt Lake City Do

Do

VERMONT.

Montpelier

Northfield West Rutland . .

.

VIRGINIA.

Burleson College Library. High School Library

Public Library Masonic Library

Public Library

Public Library

University of Utah Library

Young Men's Christian Association Library.

State Library Norwich University Library West Rutland library Association

Blackstone Hoge Academy Library

Bridgewater Bridgewater College Library. Farmville State Female Normal School Library

.

Jeffersonton { Public Library Norfolk 1 Public Library
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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Citv or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. VIRGINI.\—continvied. Richmond . .

.

Roanoke

Williamsburg

Jefferson Club I,ibrary Public I^ibrary . College of William and Mary I,ibrary WASHINGTON.

Chenes'.

.

Pvillman

Seattle . . Do..

.

Spokane

Do... Tacoma .

State Normal School lyibrary Washington Agricultural College I^ibrarj' Public lyibrary University of Washington I^ibrary , City I^ibrary Gonzaga College Library

City I,ibrary

82

WEST VIRGINIA.

Barboursville Buckhannon

Elk ins Morgantown

Point Pleasant Wheeling

Barboursville College I^ibrary Conference Seminary I^ibrary Public vSchool lyibrary University of West Virginia I^ibrary. Public School lyibrary Public I^ibrary WISCONSIN. Appleton Wisconsin National Guard Library

Beloit Beloit College Library

Chilton Public School Library , Eau Claire Public Library Grand Rapids Wood County Horticultural Society Library , Green Bay Kellogg Public Library

Hayward Hayward Free Library La Crosse Public Library Madison State Historical Society Library Do University of Wisconsin Library Do State Library

Marinette Public Library

Marysville Public School Library Mauston Circulating Library Menasha Public Library Do Public School Librarj^ Milwaukee Milwaukee Downer College Library , Do Public Library Do \ vSouth Side High School Library ., Do

I West Division High School Library Neenah Public Library Oshkosh

I Public Library

Ripon Public Library

River Falls j State Normal School Library Shedd Lake Public Librarj^ Spring Green. . . . Yiroqua Watertown

Wau.sau West Superior . .

.

Do

Public Librarj' Public Library- Northwestern Univer.sity Librarj'. Public School LibraryPul)lic Library- State Normal School Library

153

434
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City or town. Name of library. Number

of volumes

received.

Number

of volumes

sent. WYOMING.

Cheyenne

Do.. .. City Schools Library' High School Library Do

I State I^ibrars^ Kvanston High School I^ibrary. .

.

Do Public School Library. Green River Laramie

Sheridan

Public Library

University of Wyoming Librarj^ Sheridan Library Association

66

142 "3

I 4845

119 "3

Itemized statemejit of sales for the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8.

Title of documents.

Agriculture.

Secretary'' s office : Annual report

1874

1876

1877

1878 1879

Num- Price berof per

copies, copy.

51-82.

Arbor Day

Cheese Consumption. .

.

Denmark, Progress of Dairying in Farm Animals and Cot- ton distribution Gram Smuts

Insect Pests, etc., Suppression of Pineapple Industrv' Miscellaneous Circular: No. 2 No. 7

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.40

.70 .70 .90

I. 20 1.30

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1. 00

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.80

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Title of documents.

Agriculture—Cont'd.

Secretary's office—Cont'd. Monthly Reports: March and April,

1869 Maj- and June, 1869.

.

March and April,

1871 National Agricultural Convention, 1872 Special reports

:

No. 12, O. S

No. 34, O. S

Splenetic fever map . .

.

Tobacco soils of Connecticut and Pennsylvania Water as a factor in growth of plants Wools and other animal

fibers Yearbook

:

1894

1895 •

1895 (paper)

1896 1896 (paper)

1897Agrostology. Bulletins

:

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8

Num- ! Price berof I per

copies, copy.

129

10220 386

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<

Continued.

Title of documents.

Agriculture—Cont'd. Agrostology—Cont'd. Bulletins—Continued.

No. 9 No. 10 Circulars

:

No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Animal Industry. Annual reports : ist 2d3d

4th and 5th 6th and 7th 8th and 9th

loth and nth

lothandiith (paper)

12th and 13th Animal Parasites of vSheep Diseases of Cattle, Special Report on , . Diseases of the Horse,

Special Report on

Domestic Animals, Contagious Diseases of . .

.

Hog Cholera Sheep Industrs' in the United States, 1892.. .

.

Swine Disease, Inoculation Against Swine Plague, Special Report on, 1891 Bulletins

:

No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 Circulars

:

No. 17 No. 20

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies. copy.

86 $0. 05 f4- 30

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I • 05 •05

I 05 •05

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Title of documents.

Agriculture—Cont' d, Biological Survey.

Bulletins : No. I No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 North American Fauna

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 7 No. 8 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13Botany.

Bulletins : No. 6 No. 8 No. 13, part 2 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 16, re\dsed No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 Circulars: No. 3 No. 5 No. 9 No. II No. 13 National Herbarium:

Vol. I, No. 2 Vol. I, No. 5 Vol. I, No. 6 Vol. I, No. 7 Vol. I, No. 8 Vol. I, No. 9 Vol. 2 Vol. 2, No. 3 Vol. 3, No. 2 Vol. 3, No. 3 Vol. 3, No. 4 Vol. 3, No. 5 Vol. 3, No. 6 Vol. 3, No. 7

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Price per

copy.

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Title of documents.

Agriculture—Cont'd, Botany—Continued. National Herbarium

Continued.

Vol. 3, No. 8 Vol. 3, No. 9 Vol. 4 Vol. 5, No. I Vol. 5, No. 2 Vol. 5. No. 3 Chemistry.

Bulletins: No 4 No 13, parti No 13, part 2 No 13, parts No 13, parte No 13, party No 14 No 15 No 17 No 18 No.

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:

No. 2 No. 4.. Entomology. Cotton Insects •Entomological Commission : 2d Report

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copies.

Price per

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Vol. 2 Te.sts of Metals:

18S1, part I i88i,part 2 Miscellaneous PubLICAT10N.S. Abridgement Mes.sages and Docs.:

1859-60

1860-61 1896-97

Price per

copy.

$0- 55

.70 .70

•55 •55

• 75 •75

. 70 .70 .80 .80

• 05 • °5

.70 .70

.90 .90

•65 •65 .90 .90

• 25 •75 35 .70

• 45 • 45

•30 • ^30 30 I. 20

•35 !• 75

• 15 • 15

2. 00 4. 00

2. 00 4. 00

2.00 2. 00

2. 00 2. 00

2. 00 2. 00

2. 00 2.00

2. 00 2. 00

2. 00 2. 00

2. 00 2. 00

2. 00 4. 00

2. 00 14. 00

2. 00 100. 00

•75 •75

1. 10 1. 10

• 50 I. 00

•50 • 50

• 85 •85

Title of documents.

Miscellaneous Pub- lications—Cont'd. Alaska

:

Report of Governor—

1891 1892 1893 Explorations in, for Coal and Gold

Military' Reconnoissance of (Schwat- ka) Reindeer in, Report—

1893 1894

1895 Resources of (Morris) Report on (Allen).. Salmon Fisheries

in, 1896 Banking and Currency, Hearings before

House Committee,

54th Cong , - , Capitol, Corner Stone, Laying, Celebration

of looth Anniv. (paper) Chickamauga and Chat- tanooga Park, I^egi.s- lation, 1891-1897 Colquitt, A. H., Memorial Address on (pa- per) Cookery for Workingmen's Wives Deep Waterways Commission, 1896 Deep Water Harbor at

I^os Angeles Fremont Exploring Expedition, 1842-1844 Geographic Names, Report of Board

:

1890-91. 1892-1895

1895 1895-96 Hawaii, Foreign Commerce of Hawaiian Islands, Report on, 1894 : Vol. I Vol. 2 Hot Springs Reservation, Report of .Super- intendent, 1897 Indian Tribes, Condition of, 1867 Interoceanic Ship Canal and Railroad, 1866

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

I0.05

• 05

• 05

• 05

. 10

• 15

•05

40

•05

. 20

•05 1.30

•75

1. 00

•15

• 05

• 05

•05

•05

.60

.40
6o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended fu7ie 30, i8gS - Continued.

Title of documents.

Miscellaneous Pub- lications—Cont'd. Investigation of Trusts,

1888 Japan and the Gold

Standard

Johnson, Andrew, Im- peachment of

:

Vol I Vol. 2 Vol 3 Nicaragua Canal: Report Board of Engineers Report on (Melville) Poore's Catalogue

Reconstruction, Journal

of Joint Committee on

(paper) Ship Canal via American Isthmus

Silver Commission, Report, 1876 Tariff Bill, Dinglej^

Tariff Commission, Report, 1882

:

Vol. I Vol.2

Tariff Hearings, 54th Cong., 2d sess., Schedule E

Tariff Hearings, 1S96-97

.

Vol. I Vol. 2 Tariff Inquiries, Replies

to (miscellaneous) . .

.

Transportation Routes

to Seaboard

:

Vol. Vol. Tran sportation and

Sale of Meat Products. Total Subscription Sales. Experiment Station

Record {$i per vol- ume of 12 numbers) : Vol. 8—

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No.S

No. 9 No. 10

Num- Price per ^ moilnil copies. copy.

I $0.65 $0 .65

• 05 •05

I •55 • 55 .40 .40

•35 •35

8 .70 5.60

3 •05 • 15

I I. 90 1.90

2 •05 . 10 \

I. 00 1. 00

j •25 or i .25

.05 •05 i

!

I •95 • 95 : 95 •95

\

. 80

.80

. 80

.80

• 50 • 50

-85 •S5

•35 •35

17, 219 4, 184. 22

114

117

116

116

118 118

118

118 279

Title of documents.

Subscription Sales—

Continued. Experiment Station

Record ($1 per vol- ume of i2numbers)-

Continued.

Vol. 8—Continued.

No. II No. 12 V0I.9—

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No.S .. No. 9 No. ID. No. II Total

,

Consular Reports

cents pei copy) : No

No. No

No. 205 No

No. 207 ... No 208 No. 209 No

No. No 212 No 213 Crop Reports (5 cents per copy)- No. 150 , No. 151 No 152 No. 153 . .. No. 154 ...

,

No. 155 Finance and Commerce, Monthh' .Summary (20 cents per copy):

Series 1896-97— No. II Nc. 12 Series 1897-98— No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 ••

Num- Price berof per

copies copy.

282

277

21 |o. 08 >i $326. 75

4 • 15 .60 4 . 15 60 4 • 15 .60 4 15 .60 4 • 15 .60

4 15 .60 4 • 15 .60

4 • 15 .60 4 •15 .60 4 • 15 .60 4 • 15 .60 4 • 15 .60

• 05 • 05

•05 05

•05 •05 ,05 •05 •05 • 05

•05 05

2 . 20 .40

2 . 20 .40

2 . 20 .40

2 . 20 .40

2 . 20 .40

2 . 20 .40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 6

1

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year ended June jo, 7(?9(?—Continued. Xum- Price

Title of documents. berof per

copies, copy. Subscription Sales—

Continued

Finance and Commerce,

Monthly Summary- ( 20 cents per copy )—Continned

Series 1897-9S—Continued. No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. S No. 9 Army Directory (10 cents per copy)-

Apr., 1897 May, 1897 June, 1897 July, 1897 Aug., 1S97

$0. 20

Amount.

$0. 40

.40

. 20

. 20

NumTitle of documents I berof

copies. SuBSCRiPTiox Sales—

Continued. Army Directory (10 cents per copy) —Continued.

Sept., 1897

Oct., 1897 Nov., 1897 Dec, 1897 Jan., 1898 Feb., 1898 Mar., 1898 Total

Individual sales Subscription sales Total sales for

year

Price ; per I Amount,

copy.

4, 144

17, 219

4> 144

21, 363

$0. ID

. 10 $1.50

1.50 1.80

1.80

I. 60

1.70 2.00 353-05

4, 184. 22

353- 05

4, 537- 27 Cash statement Debit.

Cash on hand July i, 1897 Received in

July.iS97 August, 1S97 September, 1897 October, 1897 . .

.

November, 1897 December, 1897 January-, 1898 February, 1898 March

April, 1898 May, 1898 , June, 1898

for the fiscal year iSgj-gS.

I Credit.

Returned to remitters in

July, 1897 $24-25 August, 1897 September, 1897 October, 1897 . .

.

November, 1897. December, 1897 January, 1898 . .

.

February, 189S.

.

March, 189S April, 1898 May, 1898 June, 1898

S38. 29

36- 94

47.88

53-22

56.30

50. 00 46.43

58.86 63.05

70. 02

154. 62 56.09 Remitted to Public Printer for—

July sales, 1897 253.91 August sales, 1897 210. 15 September sales, 1897 218.87 October sales, 1897 259. 10 November sales, 1897 354.45 December sales, 1897 245. 55 January sales, 1898 327.15 February- sales, 1898 318. 65 March sales, 1898 3S6. 85 April sales, 1898 571.63 May sales, 1898 542.57 June sales, 1898 495.34 Remitted to Public Printer for subscriptions sent out from July i, 1897, to June 30, 1898 a Cash balance on account of unfilled orders

$731.70

4, 184 22

293. 18

68.04

5, 277. 14 « $59-87, paid in prior to July i, 1897, on account of documents subscribed for, but which were

actually sent out during the fiscal year 1S9S, was erroneously paid to the Public Printer and

accounted for in the report for the fiscal year 1897; therefore that item is not included herein.

TABULAR STATEMENTS.

63

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page.

No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1898, and the condition of the appropriations Juty i, 1898 67 No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 189S 69 No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1S9S 71 No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engraving

during the fiscal years 1S91 to 1S9S, both inclusive 71 No. 5. Showing moneys received hy the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June

30, 1898, the sources from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the

Treasure' 72 No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the ofiice of the Public Printer 73 No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding 73 No. 8. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing and binding. . 84 No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engra\'ing 89 No. 10. Showing the disbursements on account of accrued leaves of absence 98 No. II. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding Januarys i, 1899. 98 No. 12. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Reporc (1896) of the Secretar5" of Agriculture 99 No. 13. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1897) of the vSecretan,^ of Agriculture 99 No. 14. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census Reports. 100 No. 15. Showing the disbursements on account of machinen^ etc., new building, Government

Printing Office 100 No. 16. Showing the disbursements on account of land, boiler house, etc., Government Print- ing Office 100 No. 17. Showing the disbursements on account of engine house. Government Printing Office . 100 No. 18. vShowing the disbursements on account of library'. Government Printing Office loi No. 19. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of Special Report on Diseases

of the Horse loi No. 20. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they are

distributed 102 No. 21. Showing the allotments, etc, for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same 123 No. 22. Showing the cost of operating each branch office 123 No. 23. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Fifty-fifth Congress 124 No. 24. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and document printed upon

requisitions by the heads of Departments 125 No. 25. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates 145 S. Doc. 5 5 65
66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supph'ing paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1898, to February

28, 1899 161 No. 27. Statement of contracts made for stationer^', fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items. 165 No. 28. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 179 No. 29. vStatement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving 183 No. 30. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1898, to February 28, 1899. . . 185 No. 31. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and mi.scel- laneous items 205 No. 32. Statement of proposals received for suppljdng material ... 256 No. 33. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving 265 No. 34. 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 272 No. 35. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1896) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 296 No. 36. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1897) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 306 No. 37. 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 315 No. 38. Showing the number of persons emploj^ed in public printing and binding January i, 1899, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 321 No. 39. vShowing the number of persons employed in library. Government Printingpfiice, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 323
No. I.

Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for

tJie fiscal year endedfune jo, i8g8, and the cofidition of the appropriation fuly /, i8g8.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1S98

:

Appropriation, act February' 19, 1897 $15, 100.00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal j-ear 15, 034. 77 Balance July i, 1S98 65. 23

Contingent expenses, ofl&ce of the Public Printer, 1897 : Balance July i, 1897 $819. 71 Disbursed during fiscal year 578. 26 Balance July i, 1898 241.45

Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1898 : Appropriation, act February' 19, 1897 $3,000.00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 984. 42 Balance July I, 1898 i5-58

Printing and binding, 1894 and prior years : Appropriation, act July 19, 1897 57, 859. 60 Repaj-ment to correct error in voucher 3. 10

57, 862. 70 Disbursed for accrued leaves of absence 50, 923.51 Balance Juh^ i, 1898 6,939. ^9

Printing and binding, 1894 : Balance July i, 1897 21, 635. 17 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 553. 70 Balance July i, 1898 21,081.47

Printing and binding, 1895 : Balance July i, 1897 132, 323- 54 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $434. 01 Disbursed for paper '4-33

438. 34

• Balance July I, 1898 131,885.20

67
68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing and binding-, 1896 : Balance July i, 1S97 $60, 489. 79 Appropriation, act July 19, 1897 i, 000. 00 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 8, 701. 69

70, 191.48 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $347- 93 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving ; 4, 500. 00 Disbursed for paper 3, 303. 90 8,151.83 Balance July i, 1898 62,039.65

Printing and binding, 1897 : Balance July i, 1897 80, 001. 71 Appropriation, act July 19, 1897 60, 200. 00 Received for printing, binding, etc $134. 77 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 114, 538. 95 — 114,673.72

254, 875. 43 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $86,011. 40 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 13, 798. 05 Disbursed for paper 99, 921. 74 Disbursed for material and supplies 31, 408. 57

• 231,139.76 Balance Jul3' i, 1898 23, 735. 67 Printing and binding, 1898 : Appropriation, act June 4, 1897 2, 900, 000. 00 Appropriation, act March 9, 1898 66, 000. 00 Appropriation, act February 19, 1898 300, 000.00 Appropriation, act May 31, 1898 75, 000. 00 Received for printing, binding, etc $17, 666. 50 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 186, 224. 26

203, 890. 76

3,544, 890.76 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 2, 402, 050. 25 To correct error in deposit of April 29, 1898 8. 00 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 78, 191. 83 Disbursed for material and supplies 347, 040. 03 Disbursed for paper 429,439.79

3,256,729.90 Balance July i, 1898 288, 160. 86

Printing and binding January i, 1899 : Appropriation, act May 4, 1898 50, 000. 00 Appropriation, act of June 8, 1898 20, 000. 00

70, 000. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $25, 204. 52 Disbursed for paper 1,188.50 Disbursed for material and supplies i, 837. 52

28, 230. 54 Balance Jul3' i, 1898 41, 769. 46

Agricultural Report, 1896

:

Balance Julj' i, 1897 283, 296. 11 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $231, 761. 88 Disbursed for paper 28, 574. 91 Disbursed for material and supplies 22, 236. 57

282, 573. 36 Balance July i, 1898 722. 75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Agricultural Report, 1S97 : Appropriation, act June 4. 1S97 $300, 000. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal ^-ear $70, 527. 52 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 6, 854. 00 Disbursed for paper 28, 78B. 72 Disbursed for material and supplies ^ —i, 800. 00 — 107, 970. 24 Balance July i, 1898 192, 029. 76 Publication of Eleventh Census reports : Balance JuK- i. 1S97 238, 610. 28 Disbursed for labor during the fiscal year $106, 392. 17 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 17, 730. 62 Disbursed for paper 22, 403. 44 Disbursed for material and supplies 4, 987. 35 151,513-58 Balance Juh* i, 1898 87, 096. 70 Machinery-, etc., new building, Government Printing Office : Balance July i, 1S97 33, 886. 02 Disbursed for material and supplies 33, 632. 67 Balance Jiily i, 189S 253. 35 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and 1899: Appropriation, act March 22, 189S 37,500.00 Disbursed for paper i, 484. 80 Balance Juh- i, 1898 : 36, 015. 20 Engine house. Government Printing Office : Appropriation, act July 19, 1S97 23, 122.00 Disbursed for material and supplies 19, 533. 77 Balance July i, 1S9S 3,588.23 Land, boiler house, etc.. Government Printing Office: Balance Juh- i, 1S97 20, 140.53 Disbursed for material and supplies 17, 965. 00 Balance July i, 189S 2, 175.53

Librar\-, Government Printing Office : Appropriation, act July ig. 1S97.. 2,500.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year S900. 00 Disbursed for material and supplies i, 276. 07

, 2,176.07 Balance July i, 1898 323.93 Printing and binding. War Department

:

Appropriation, act June 8, 1898 100,000.00 (No di.sbur.sements.

)

No. 2. —Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropidations July i, i8g8, as shoiun by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1898 $15, 100.00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer

:

1897 819. 71 ^898 2, 000. 00 Public printing and binding : 1894 and prior 3-ears 57, 862. 70

1894 21, 635. 17 ^-95 132,323.54

1896 70,191-48
70 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

Public printing and binding—Continued.

1897 1254,875.43

1895 3,544,890.76 January i, 1899 ; 70, 000. 00 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture : 1896 283, 296. II 1897 • 300, 000. 00 Publication of Eleventh Censu.s reports 238, 610. 28 Machinery, etc., new building, Government Printing Office 33,886.02 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Hor.se, 1898 and 1899 37, 500. 00 I^and, boiler house, etc.. Government Printing Office 20, 140.53 Engine house, Government Printing Office 23, 122.00

Library', Government Printing Office 2,500.00 Printing and binding, War Department 100,000.00

5. 209, 753. 73 DISBURSEMENTS.

Pay of employees, etc $2, 975, 114. 89 Paper 615, no. 13 lyithographing and engraving 121, 074. 50 Material and supplies other than paper 481, 717. 55 Salaries, office of the Public Printer 15, 034. 77 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer : 1897 $578. 26 1898 2, 984. 42

3,562.68 4,211,614.52 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1898 I65. 23 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer : 1897 241.45

1898 , 15. 58 Public printing and binding : 1894 and prior years 6, 939. 19 1894 21,081.47

1895 131, 885. 20 1896 62,039.65

1897 23, 735. 67

1898 288, 160. 86 January i, 1899 41, 769. 46 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture : 1896 722. 75 1897 192, 029. 76 Publication of Eleventh Census reports 87, 096. 70 Machinery, etc., new building, Government Printing Office 253.35 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and 1899 36,015. 20 I,and, boiler house, etc.. Government Printing Office 2, 175.53 Engine hou.se. Government Printing Office 3,588. 23 I^ibrary, Government Printing Office 323.93 Printing and binding, War Department 100, 000. 00

5, 209, 753. 73
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 71

No. 3.

Classified statement of payments by appropriations for fiscal year ended

June 30, i8g8.

Appropriation. I^abor.

Salaries.office of the Public Printer,

iSqS Contingent expenses, office of the

Public Printer

:

1897.

$15, 034. 77

Public printing and binding : 1S94 and prior years

1894

1895 ^

1897. January i, 1899

.

Printing Annual Report Secretary

of Agriculture

:

Publication of Eleventh Census

reports

Machinerj-, etc., new building,Gov- ernment Printing Office Publication of Special Report on

Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and

Land, boiler house, etc., Govern- ment Printing Office Engine house. Government Print- ing Office

I^ibrary, Government Printing Office

50,

86,

2, 402,

25.

923-51

553- 70

434. 01

347- 93 on. 40

058. 25

204. 52

761.88

527- 52

106,392. 17

Total 2, 990, 149. 66

900. 00

Paper.

$4- 33

3, 303- 90

99- 921-74

429, 439- 79

1, 188.50

28,574.91

28, 788. 72

22, 403. 44

Material and

supplies.

$57

1, 484. 80

615, no. 13

31. 408. 57

347, 040, 03

I, 837- 52

22, 236. 57

I, 800. GO

4, 987- 35

33, 632. 67

17,965.00

19. 533-77

I, 276. 07

485, 280. 23

Litho- graphing and

engraving.

$4, 500. 00

13, 798.05

78, 191.83

6, 854. 00

17, 730.62

(21,074.50

15,034-77

578. 26

2, 984. 42

50, 923- 51

553- 70

438. 31

8, 151.83

231, 139. 76

3, 256, 729- 90

28, 230. 54

282, 573. 36

107, 970. 24 151,513-58

33, 632. 67

1, 484. 80

17, 965.00

19, 533- 77

2, 176. 07

4, 211,614.52

No. 4.Statement showing expendituresfor labor, material, paper and lithographing and engraving during fiscal years iSgi to i8g8, both inclusive.

Appropriation. 189 1. 1892. 1893. 1894.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887-88.

$3, 339, 588. 51

198, 109. 65

3, 833- H

I3, 225, 469. 99

135,817.56

5, 036. 58

12, 740.37

13. 327- 09

$3, 240, 103. 56

154, 820. 46

4, 040. 00

$3, 542, 316. 57

215, 044. 87

8, 062. 90

Fifth Labor Report 135- 85 461-50

5, 727- 36

3, 638. 40

19, 007. 99

Engine and boiler, Government Print- Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pen.sions 837.96 340.79 Printing Report (1887) on Commerce

and Navigation

Printing Report on Diseases of the Horse 26, 502. 83 Eleventh Census reports 30, 833. 48 Printing second edition Growth of Industrial Art

113, 035-35

11,634. 35

153,327.01

4, 230.48 Total 3, 570, 502. 40 3, 450, 565. 86 3, 523, 974. 51 3, 922, 981.83
72 REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 4.

Statement showing expenditures for labor^ mateidal, paper^ etc. —Continued.

Appropriation.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Removal and storage Eleventh Census reports Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent Printing memorial volume centennial

celebration of laying corner stone of the Capitol Machinery, etc., new building Diseases of the Horse, 1896 and 1897 ... Diseases of the Horse. 1898 and 1899 Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding,

1896 and 1897 I^and, boiler house, etc Engine house. Government Printing

Office

I^ibrary, Government Printing Ofl&ce. Total

1895.

$2, 969, 146. 85

299, 301.41

7, 360. 00

172,045.57

6, 944. 43

248. 00

3. 455> 046. 26

|3, 368, 831.80

338, 835. 25

610. 00

126, 719. 35

2, 833. 32

2, 458. 90

1897.

$3, 385, 730.92

269, 393- 64

3, 840,

90, 442. 72

26, 113.98

41, 220. 28

39, 939-32

99, 859-47

3, 952, 700. 33

No. 5.

Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8gS^ the sources from which received, and to what accounts

deposited in the Treasury.

Deposited to the credit of appropriations for public printing and binding : Printing for Navy Department $15,010.51 Printing for Bureau of American Republics i, 000. 00 Binding Rebellion Records 594.00 Printing for Interstate Commerce Commission 467. 52 Printing, etc., for Smithsonian Institution 278.64 Printing for Building of I^ibrary of Congress 68.25 Printing for Bureau of Ethnology 54-78 Printing for Columbia Institute for Deaf and Dumb 50. 22 Printing for Money Order Office 48. 14 Printing for Department of the Interior 34- 25 Electrotyping for Bureau of Engraving and Printing 3i- 50 Printing for Commissioners of the District of Columbia 29.79 Making rollers for the Treasurer of the United States 24. 30 Electrotyping for Fish Commission 17-95 Printing for Commissioner of Freedman's Saving and Trust Company 5. 20 Total 17,715-05 Deposited to credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources : vSales of extra documents $9,272.05 Sales of waste paper 20, 004. 71 Sales of Congressional Directory 67. 80 Sales of Congressional Record 2, 436. 33 Printing speeches 16,948.04 Printing frank slips i. 00 Proceeds of waste gold leaf 3, 698. 20 Sales of stereotype dross, etc 672. 76 Sales of scrap iron 202. 08 Sales of leather scraps 1,512.81 Sales of twelve old printing presses 2, 974. 50 Sale of one old .standing press 10. 00 Sale of three old electric generators 900.00 Sales of three old boilers 381. 50 Sales of four old engines 275.00 Sales of condemned machinery 278.02 Sales of old boxes, etc 312. 15
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 73

Deposited to credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources—Continued.

Sale of stereot3-pe plates of speeches $124. 74 Sales of old roller composition 187. 47 Sales of two old horses 45- 00 Sales of sundrj^ condemned articles 568. 09

$60, 872. 25 Total 78,587.30

Estimates of appropriations for public printing and binding for the fiscal year

endingfune jo, igoo, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasuryforpresentation

to the third session of the Fiftyfifth Congress.

Wages $2,479,719.05 Materials 386, 870. 00 Paper 627,306.25 Branch offices ". 217, 200. 00 Lithographing and engraving 100, 000. 00 Total 3,811,095.30

No. 6.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended fune ^o,

Public Printer $4, 500. 00 Chief clerk ; 2,400.00 Two clerks, at $i,Soo per annum 3, 600. 00 One clerk i, 600. 00 One clerk, 450 daj-s, at Si, 600 per annum i, 534.77 One clerk i, 400. 00

15, 034. 77 Contingent expenses of the office 3, 510. 48 Total 18. 2^

No. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of piiblic printi7ig and

binding during the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8g8.

Wages $2,489,397.29 Improvements and repairs to building : Electric supplies 12, 713. 29 Furnishing, erecting, and covering steam main 5, 865. 00 Lumber 5, 126. 71 Covering steam pipes with asbestus 874. 78 Paint, etc - 592. 67 Iron, steel, etc 428.92 Repairs to roof 392. 25 Plumbing and gas-fitting supplies 383. 22 Canopies 290.00 Window awnings and shades 272. 81 Galvanized-iron skylight 252.00 Iron gratings 240.00 Cement 222.00 Brass rail around d^-namos 211.50 Manhole and channel iron 206. 35 Iron beams, etc 164. 00 Painting roof 153. 00 Brick 14973

Locks, hinges, etc 143. 92 Screws 132. 12 Caldwell balances 127.60
74 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Hardware $117.04 Bundy radiators and fittings 90.94 Magnesia blocks 85.00 Iron columns, beams, and tie-rods 82. 78 Conduit 81.00 Nails 7989 Window sash and frames 76. 50 Glass, putty, etc 72.43 Stone 65. 80 Balcony, railing, and ladder to flagpole 65. 00 Fly-wheel guards, etc 59. 20 Sand 54. 60 Zinc 50.05 Repairs to lightning rods 50. 00 Bacus heater 50.00 Papering office of Foreman of Printing 50. 00 Furnishing material and cleaning boiler-house front 45. 00 Plans and detail sheets of steam main for boiler house 45. 00 Wash basin 32. 00 Iron bars 28. So Anchor bolts 28.20 Fire brick 26. 40 Sash cord 26. 34 Angle iron 24. 64 Coal stoves and pipe 20. 25 I^ime 18.75 Brass balls and tube 10. 75 Miscellaneous 70. 93 Machinerj^ tools, and implements:

Printing presses

:

2 Gordon $780. 00

2 improved proof 700.00

2 No. 2 proof 56. 80

I No. 3 proof 34. 00

I, 570. 80

18 electric motors 3,758.85 Fixtures to presses 2, 949. 27

I, 258 stereotype blocks 2,164.26

2 stitching machines 750. 00

21 iron imposing tables 716. 00 Fixtures for stitching machines 635. 55 Bookbinders' finishing tools 392. 06

18 electric-fan motors 360. 00 6 electric meters 330. 00 Fixtures for book-sewing machines 303. 63 Fixtures to ruling machines 285. 56 82 valves 198. 61 Fixtures for case-making machines 183. 70 4 cabinets 172.50

100 electric switches 157. 67 Repairs to bic5^cles 88. 92 Fixtures for cutting machines 85. 10

13 copper drip pans 85.00

1 No. 6 standing press 80. 00

2 marble circuit breakers 67, 50

2 starting boxes 67. 50 Fixtures for backing machines 66. 00

3,350 ruling pens 57.45

17 galvanized-iron boxes 57- 00 Shafting, coupling, hangers, pulleys, etc 52. 12 12 stepladders 30. 47 933 brass label holders 27. 14 Repairing switches 26. 30 Dressing imposing stones 26. 00 Repairs to boilers 25. 00

60 twist drills 22.80 Fixtures for perfecting machines 20. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

Gear wheels and pinions $i8. 50

105^ dozen bowls 18. 05 50 pounds oilstone , i?- 50

3 dozen auger bits 15-49

18 iron wall boxes 15-36

13 shovels 11-39 Mica fronts for label holders r 6. 57

5 dozen gauge pins 5. 40

5 dozen mops 4. 80

7 dozen mop handles 4.60

12 soldering irons 4. 70 4 dozen dustpans 4. 04

100 pounds sandstone 4. 00

12 pairs pliers 3.90 Fixtures for folding machines 3. 50 Fixtures for paging machines 3.09 Press boards

:

42 brass-bound $102. 48

500 sheets, 24 by 32 inches 30.00

25 sheets, 40 by 60 inches 12.75

12 cherry 4.59

149.82

535 finishers' rubbers 133. 75 Ivubricators

:

500 No. 2 15.00

500 No. 3 • 25.00 — 40. 00

94 dozen brooms 279. 36

9 trucks 222.80 639% pounds packing i 216.43

60 grate bars 203. 10 Bolts 115. 72 loH pounds rubber 84.39 25^ dozen oilers 68.54 66^ dozen files 63. 03

3^ dozen hammers 36.00

8 dozen mallets. .. . 30.00 26^ pounds rubber brake tubing 20.07

24 rubber wheels for trucks 19. 20 4 Detroit lubricating cups 19.00

174 feet rubber tubing 10. 41

2 dozen spouts for oilers 9.00

I dozen hatchets 4. 64

12 rubber tires for truck wheels 4.62 Crocks : 80 dozen, at Si. 50 120.00 5 dozen, at $1.25 6.25

I stone .54

126. 79 Hose couplings, etc 131. 00 Hose

:

1,000 feet 2^-inch 600.00

800 feet 2-inch 320. 00

2055^ feet Badger 50. 67

100 feet Gold Seal 21.00

25 feet steam 7.50

999. 17 32 emery wheels 377. 85

2,000 cutting blocks 240.00

75^ dozen wrenches 64.07

40 dozen bone folders 39- 20

II dozen chisels 25.89

32 copper glue pots 25.30

5 dozen bookbinders' awls 18. 00 Needles

:

240 machine No. 3, at 15 cents 36. 00

49 papers, at 5 cents 2. 45 38.45

15, 162 maple pressing blocks , 880. 74
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

stamps

:

144 rubber $9-22

8 self-inking 10. 25 Repairing rubber i. 00

$20. 47 14^ dozen ink pads for rubber stamps 21. 20

I dozen ribbons 6. 00 Rubber type - 2. 75 Rubber-stamp holder i.oo Blankets

:

20 rubber 255. 04

43 pair woolen 124. 27

379- 31

10,066 pounds cotton waste 680. 88 Cups, cans, etc 173.82

5 dozen screw-drivers 24. 16

2-| yards rubber blanketing : i5- 30

18 spatulas 12.39 Rope : 340 feet wire 17. 00

7,401 pounds manila 366.44

383-44

12,024 pounds castings 431. 00 Shears, trimmers, etc.: 12^ dozen lo-inch shears 67. 77

- 13 pair 13-inch trimmers H- 90

1 dozen lo-inch shears 9.60

2 dozen 5-inch scissors , 6. 00 Buckets

:

11^ dozen galvanized-iron 42.00

2 dozen 12-quart fire 9. 72 2^ dozen cedar 6. 75

1 zinc 2. 50

2 horse 1.40 Knives : 135 trimming i, 712. 15 24 cutting machine 84. 00 40 dozen shoe, No. 3 29.60

1 dozen ink 21. 00 Miscellaneous 7. 60

98.27

62. 37

I, 854. 35 Belting, oak-tanned

:

208 feet, at 18 cents 37-44 626 feet, at 13 cents 81.38

353 feet, at II cents 38-83

750 feet, at 8 cents 60. 00

200 feet, at 7 cents 14.00 400 feet, at 3.5 cents '. 14.00 200 feet, at 2.5 cents 5.00

50 feet, at 2%; cents 1.13 251.78

10,000 feet cut laces 43- 15 Saws

:

168 lo^-inch circular .- ... 453. 60

48 sets4-inch circular 288.00

14 6-inch circular 15. 12

2 14-inch circular 5. 50

2 back, Disston 4. 00 Saw blades -. . . 40. 74 806.96

2 dozen tvtrke^'-feather dusters 4. 00 Brvishes : 31 dozen glue 365. 00

24 dozen pick 141.60

18 dozen lye 105. 60

5 dozen wall 57- 50

10 dozen dust 52. 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 77

Brushes—Continued.

14 dozen sash tools $32. 34

1^2 dozen tarcolin 27. 00

3 badger hair 24.00

1 gold machine 20. 00

2 dozen goat hair i4- 90

10 dozen fitches 5. 50

I J4 dozen Clinton 26. 00 Miscellaneous 54- 8° I926.74

9S0 galleys 1,502.50

156 chases i, 295. 80

627 side and foot sticks 251. 05

19 case racks 171. 00 Repairing galleys 154. 15 166 composing sticks 107. 66 Dead board, chase rack, cupboard, etc 85.50

Galle}' rack and locks .*.... 76. 75

144 stereot3'pe ratches . . . 44. 10 Quoins : 350 dozen Hempel's No. i 675.01

1,000 hard wood 3. 60

500 boxwood 2. 50

681. II "Wood and steel furniture 158. 48

400 Hempel's keys 147. 00

7S planers 17.55 Cases

:

1,384 pair new departure i, 245. 60

300 pair figure i35-oo 50 pair patent 48. 00

22 rule, special 33. 00

I No. 5 double 13-45

1 rule 8. 00

8 patent lower case 4. 20

1, 487. 25

2 engines and generators 22, 497. 00

2 double-head paging and numbering machines i, 312. 00

1 Seybold duplex trimming machine i, 000. 00

2 supports for economizers 619. 00

56 Universal fire extinguishers and 12 charges acid and soda 619.00

I power electrotype molding press 600. 00

12 Xo. 2 Holloway fire extingviishers 540. 00 6 electrotype backing pans 450 .00

I power shaving machine 405. 00

2,19s Groo patent chain clips 395. 64

1 double brush-back leading machine • 306. 00

2 stabbing machines with revol\-ing needles 288. 40

I extra hea\-%' rotar\- miter and flange 255. 50

I raw and trimmer combined 195. 00

I power wax-shaving machine 180. 00

I steam saw table 157. 50

1 wrought-iron hot well 140. 63

2 sets baffle plates 120. 00

300 boiler-tube covers 176. 40 Repairs to Universal stitching machine 105. 00

500 iron spools 140. 21 Reengraving 5 6 di.sk heads for paging and numbering machines 82. 50

1 H. P. piston 76.00 Repairing armatures 73- 00

2 35-inch machine brushes 70. 00

48 sewing benches 64. 80

12 No. 3 pen clamps 59-40 Erecting Huber presses 51- 00

2 Harrington hoisting machines 40. 00

32 cast-iron blank pages 40. 00

13 gear cutters 38. 01

12 sets pamphlet-covering thimbles 30.00
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

2 oil guards $28.00

1 Bates numbering machine 25.00

2 No. 16 solid gaining heads for saw 24. 00

I roller mold _ 24. 00 4 No. 2 Nason steam traps 23. 00 Galvanized-iron blowpipe 22.50

2,000 perforating punches 20. 00

I brush for black-leading machines 20.00

I metal pot for electrotype furnace 20. 00

1 gong for engine room 20.00

2 galvanized-iron cupboards 20. 00 Repairing voltmeters 16. 77

I Universal sheet straightener 18. 00

12 coil power springs '. 14. 00

I forged steel ratchet 14. 00

8 pi.ston rings 13. 75 26 springs for pamphlet-covering machine 13. co

24 pair tweezers 12. 00 22^ pounds packing leather 11. 25

1 climax pipe vise 10. 75

2 vises 10. 62

I Masey cam vise 10.50

I seventh Dick mailer 10. 25 Miscellaneous 223. 92 Rule ! 8,455.10 Type 13,548.65

9,000 pounds bar tin i, 314. 00

2,200 pounds plumbago 673. 20

1,050 pounds solder 94- 50 14% pounds bismuth metal 28. 26 100 pounds borax 6. 40 Glue : 22,000 pounds, at 11 cents '. $2, 420. 00 100 povmds, at 22 cents 22. 00

25 pounds, at 23 cents 17. 25 209 pounds, at 25 cents 52. 25 5,050 pounds, at 28 cents 1,414.00

3, 925- 50

18,556 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents 5, 195. 68 10,696^ gallons benzine 803.24

4,458 pounds glycerine 668. 70

8,820 pounds potash, at 3.7 cents 326.33 600 pounds tablet composition, at 15 cents 80.00 215^ gallons tarcolin, at 35 cents 75-43

55 gallons molasses, at 23 cents 12. 65 54 gallons gasoline 8. 10 Oil

:

472^ gallons crank, at 17 cents 80. 34

55 gallons illuminating, at 20 cents 11. 00 418 gallons washing, at 20 cents 103. 60

50 gallons engine, at 25 cents 12. 50

5i}4 gallons engine, at 30 cents 15. 45

1,8545^ gallons engine, at 31 cents 574. 89 51^ gallons engine, at 35 cents 18.03 913^ gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 593. 83 51^ gallons pure linseed, at 34 cents i7-55 5 gallons pure linseed, at 37 cents 1.85 72 quarts olive, at 42 cents 30. 24 105 gallons lard, at 43 cents 45-15

53 gallons lard, at 45 cents 23. 85 300 pounds butter, at 6.5 cents 19-50 50 gallons perfection, at 80 cents 40.00

2 gallons red .40 gallon machine .50

.68 Cotton

:

13,260^ yards, at 2.3 cents 305-oo

i3>398/^ yards, at 6.4 cents 857.48
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

Cotton—Continued.

i,026i<(; yards, at 7.4 cents $75-94

10,298^^ yards, at 8 cents 823.96

992 yards, at 8.5 cents 84. 32

6,679 J'ards, at 9.5 cents 634.53

1,055 3'ards, at 1S.7 cents 197. 28

|2, 978. 51 ;Material : Printing ink : 8,197 pounds book, at 35 cents 2, 868. 95

1,041 pounds book, at 40 cents 416. 40

5,057 pounds book, at 45 cents 2, 275. 65

7,078 pounds book, at 50 cents 3, 539. 00

4,727 pounds job, at 75 cents 3, 545. 25 587 pounds mixed, at 65 cents 381. 55

5,604 pounds cut, at Si. 25 7, 005. 00 477 pounds colored, at Si. 50 715. 50 474K pounds copying, at S2.25 1,089.57

25 pounds copying, at S3 75 -oo 158 pounds copying, at S5.50 553- 00

25 pounds white, at Si 25. 00

5 gallons extra dr\'er, at $2 10. 00

22, 499. 87 13,229^ pounds copper battery- plates . i, 984. 43

5,550 pounds tin foil 726.00

5,694 pounds antimony and tin 670. 90

8,266 pounds sifted cast-iron filings 121.68

1,500 pounds stereot^-pe backing powder 60. 00

150 pounds beeswax 44-25

2 barrels plaster of paris 4. 25 Molding wax : 3,904 pounds, at 20 cents 800. 80

625 pounds, at 29 cents 181.25

982. 05

4,000 feet blocking board 593-48

14,112 sheets bonnet board , . 296. 38 Matrix paper

:

12 reams, at $1.90 22. 80

5 reams, at $7.60 38. 00

60. 80 Tissue paper

:

125 reams, at Si. 10 •. .. 137-50

100 reams, at $1.50 150. 00

287. 50

6,043 pounds sulphate of copper 206. 77

8 carboj's sulphuric acid 22. 82

770 pounds crude turpentine 20. 79

100 pounds sulphate of nickel and ammonia 14. 00

5 carboys muriatic acid 12. 20 Stereotj-pe backing paper

:

5 reams, at Ss • 25. 00

50 reams, at $5.25 262. 50 287.50 Bar lead

:

558 pounds, at 3.8 cents 21. 20

204,286 pounds, at 3.7 cents 7, 558. 55

7, 579- 75 3,112^ yards canvas covering for blank books, at 29 cents 908. 84

504 }-ards duck, at 20 cents 100. 80

7 pieces billiard cloth 22. 84

576 yards alpaca braid 18. 72

125 yards flannel 15. 00

80 pounds lubricating compound, at 11 cents 8.80 Gray super : 18, 000 yards, at 1.9 cents 342. 00

2, 000 yards, at 2.3 cents 46.00

388. 00

2,6135^ yards cambric, at 5 cents 125. 67

75 yards denim 14. 00
8o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Thread

:

498 pounds, at 50 cents $249.00

3, 500 pounds, at 55 cents i, 925. 00 500 pounds, at 59 cents 295. 00

24 pounds, at 60 cents 14.40 404 pounds, at 73 cents 294.92

915 pounds, at $2.44 2,252.60 816 pounds, at $2.99 2,439.84

24 povmds, at 80 cents 19. 20 34 pounds, at $1.10 37.40

6 pounds, at $3.60 21. 60 Twine : 18, 525 pounds, at 4.9 cents 907. 71 943 pounds, at 5.9 cents 55. 64

1,945 pounds, at 6.5 cents 126.43

200 pounds, at 6.6 cents 13. 20 242 pounds, at 9.5 cents 22. 99

288 pounds, at 24..^ cents 70. 56 3,292^ pounds, at 26 cents . , 856. 11

Imitation Russia leather : 74,456?^^ feet, at 12.4 cents 9, 232. 65 500% feet, at 13 cents 65. 10 5151^ feet, at 13.8 cents 71. 10 Cowhide buffing:

2, 534?< feet, at 7 cents 177. 43

23, 277 feet, at 7.5 cents i, 745. 80

6, 144^ feet, at 8 cents 491. 56

Title leather:

I dozen, at $5. S9 5.87 40 dozen, at $5.875 235. 00

71 dozen, at $6.45 457-94

61 dozen, at $7.45 454. 44 Roans

:

loiYz dozen, at $6.45 654.66

2oi^ dozen, at $6.50 133. 25

ioJ4 dozen, at $7 73- 50

$7, 52S. 96

2, 052. 64 Flour

:

10 barrels, at $2.97 29. 70

130 barrels, at $3.60 468. 00

497- 70

i39i^(jff gallons alcohol, at I2.35 327. 54

48 gallons vinegar, at 11 cents 5. 28 Coal:3,oi2iMg tons, at $^.14 6, 446. 97

2455IIU tons, at $2.53 626. 63

185^4^ tons, ac $4,59 84. 20 42%Vo tons, at $5.50 23. 50

7, 1S1.30

9, 368. 85

2,414. 79 L,aw sheep : 2, 800V2 dozen, at $7. 40 20, 723. 70 200 dozen, at I7. 45 i, 490. 00

. 22, 213. 70 14^ dozen law calf, at $24 34S. 00

i\% dozen Knglish calf, at $21.. 87.50 Turkey morocco : 330 dozen, at $12.50 4, 131. 25 35 dozen, at $12.74 : 445. 90

4621^ dozen, at $13 6, 010. 33

81^ dozen, at $29 236. 83 dozen, at $30 5. 00

10, 829. 31

I, 153- 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 8l

Skivers

.

150^ dozen, at $4. 25 I639. 63

250^^ dozen, at S4. 75 i, 189. 88 568 dozen, at So. 45 3,779.69

415 1< dozen, at S6. 75 2, 804. 63

20 dozen, at $7 140. 00 dozen, at S7. 50 266. 25

$8, 820. 08

200 pieces bookbinding band, at 45 cents 90. 00

100 pieces parchment substitute, at 75 cents 75- 00 Book clcth : I, 600 pieces, at 54 6, 400. 00

6 pieces, at $5. 25 3i-5o

1, 121 pieces, at 56.20 6,950.20

531 pieces, at S6. 50 3,45i-5o

100 pieces, at SS 800.00

17,633.20 Headbands

:

252 pieces, at 30 cents 75- 60

612 pieces, at 33 cents 201. 96

122 pieces, at 36 cents 43- 92 — 321.48 400^ dozen fleshers, at S3 i, 201. 50

2, 999K yards crash for towehng, at 12 cents 359. 91 Gold leaf: 425 packs, at $5.50 2, 337. 50 50 packs, at S5. 62 281.00

2,400 packs, at $6.40 , 15, 360. 00

150 packs, at S6.43 964. 50

18, 943. 00 375 packs imitation gold leaf, at Si. 30 487. 50 Binders boards : 25,000 pounds, at 1.6 cents 400. 00

217,750 pounds, at 1.9 cents . : 4, 137. 25

29,400 pounds, at 3 cents 882. 00

427,500 pounds, at 4.7 20, 092. 50

1,000 pounds at 5.9 cents 59- 00

25, 570. 75 40,100 pounds straw board, at 1.8 cents 721. 80

2 dozen French book varnish 25. 00 Wire for stitching machines : 1.700 pounds, at 7^ cents 123. 25 200 pounds, atj^i cents 14. 67

1,600 pounds, at 9 cents 144. 00

300 pounds, at II cents 33. 00

100 pounds, at 12 cents 12.00

326. 92 Dyes, gums, etc.

:

400 pounds egg albumen 220. 00 214 pounds cochineal lake 117. 70

100 pounds gum tragacanth 90. 00

1, 059 pounds dextrin 56. 93 200 pounds gum hog 52. 00

125 pounds granulated gum arable 48. 75 16S beef galls 42.00

I, 500 pounds alum 32. 70

100 pounds orange shellac 24. 91 150 pounds chrome yellow 14.25

10 pounds eosin 14. 20 20 pounds carmine indigo paste 12. 00

150 pounds oxalic acid 11. 85

23 gallons carbolic acid 11. 50

150 pounds pearlash 10. 50

25 pounds soluble blue 8. 75 30 pounds creosote 8. 55

15 pounds gum camphor 7. 15 100 pounds stronger water ammonia 5. 00

30 pounds sal ammoniac 4. 00

25 pounds ultramarine blue 2. 25 S. Doc. 5 6
82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Byes, games, etc. —Contimied.

10 pounds burnt sienna in oil $1.50

25 pounds aqua ammonia i. 25 5/i pounds white shellac i. 23

25 pounds sal soda . .38

I pound muriate of tin .25

I pound oil of cloves .75

3 pounds Chinese blue 2. 10 Gas 3,085.50 Electric lighting 2, 803. 37 Freight, boxing and cartage 1,195.85 Stable supplies : Forage : 2, 149. 91 Shoeing 556.02 Harness and repairs 250.10 Wa:'-on repairs 577-45

I horse 140. 00 Storm covers and aprons 62. 00 Veterinai}- ser^dces and medicines 58. 65 Curr\,-combs and brushes 26. 50

90 pov;nds white blacking for harness 15. 00

6 horse sheets 9. 75 Axle grease and oil 9. 75

I horse blanket 4.00 I^ap robes 2.50

I leather fij' net 2.50

I whip _ 1.75

8j4 pounds antirattle rubber i. 27 Carriage repairs 14. 25 Stationer}^

:

Envelopes S, 220. 03 Pencils 358.63 Rubber bands 227. 52 Writing ink 113-24 Pens 95. 07

74,500 cards 77.00

I rotary neastyle 50. 00

I aiitomatic mimeograph 40. 00

I Bailey copying press 36.00

3 Paragon numbering machines , 32. 00 Pins 31.50

222 boxes McGills paper fasteners 24.47 Ink erasers 24. 00

24 rolls copjdng paper 24. 00

4,000 Salmon gviides 24. 00 Carbon paper 19-75

5 dozen Shannon's cabinet binding cases i7-5o

I gross copj'ing leads 14. 40 Waste baskets 13. 20 Rvibber erasers 12. 30 Penholders 10.92 Inkstands 7.95 Boxwood rulers 7. 50 Miscellaneous articles 137. 99 Miscellaneous items : Rent, fifth and sixth floors of Union Building 13, 000. 01 Compiling index to Congressional Record 8, 317. 80 Rent of warehouse 5,346.60 Rent of stables.... 2,810.84 Rent of telephones 1,911.38

30,000 patent backs for money-order books 2, 680. 00 Rent of two lots in rear of ('government Printing Office. 310. 00

40,500 guards for patent backs 263. 25 Rent of auxiliary fire-alarm boxes 245.44 Telegraphing 162. 93

2,688 pounds manila paper for tyin'pan sheets 174. 74 1,674 pounds rope manila l)ack-lining paper , 162.20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

1,047 pounds page cord $157. 10 Typewriting ]Messages and Papers of Presidents i43-4i

2 oak sound proof booths 117. 00 Moving and installation of fire-alarm boxes 58. 75 Sandpaper 34- 9°

2 polished brass plates 29. 25 60 quires emer}- cloth 22. 80 480 street-car tickets 20. 00 Maintenance of obser\-ator\- clocks i3- 50 50 pounds jewelers' cotton .'. 10. 00

200 pounds starch 7. 00

12 dozen boxes wax tapers 6. 24 Music composition 41. 00 Sponges

:

90 pounds, at $2.58 $232. 20

iSo pounds, S2.62 471. 60 703-80 Ice 1,700.61

14,000 pounds soap, at 3.5 cents 490.00 laundering 433. 68 Sawdust 397. 00 Books of reference . ., 120. 10 Kggs 46. 51 10 boxes soapine 36. 00 Carpet

:

yards, at 85 cents 9. 56

37 \ ards at $1 ; 37- 00 iio^ 3'ards, at $1.1254 124.59

258!/^ yards, at $1.15 296. 99

8oi^ j-ards, at Si.ao 96. 30

564- 44 Desks and tables 602.35

7,500 rolls toilet paper 375- 00 Chairs, stools, etc 373-43

1 office safe 227.50

266 canvas bags 220. 74 Water coolers, etc 127.65

2 oak card-index cases 186. 00

2 card-index cabinets 125. 00

20,000 shipping tags 92. 55

2,6So brass book clasps 91. 12 Isabels, etc 83- 75 Matting and rugs 64. 37 66 yards linoleum 64. 00 5 United States flags 54-50

95 blue prints 46. 85

10 dozen boxes roach paste 45. 00

12 office cases 27. 00 Repairing 63 canvas bags 27. 09

1,450 feet felt weather strips , 25. 00

I weather vane : 25. 00 193K yards percaline 21. 31 3 dozen chamois skins 18. 00

I dozen brilliant polish 13. 33

14 loads of dirt 12.50

I revolving bookcase 12.50

12 improved patent anticandles 12. 00 Moving water main 11. 40

I oak wardrobe 10. 00 Tape

:

33 rolls 25.05

24 yards • i.oo 6 spools 3. 00

29. 05 Clocks:

2 watchman's time detectors 125.00

2 Standard time stamps 120.00

3 eight-day regulators 49.50

3 ordinary time . .. , 29. 50 —- . 324- 00
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Removing ashes and debris $327. 50 Repairing clocks 34- 50

3 oak mirrors 9.50

30 yards tracing paper, linen 6. 30

I oak traj' 6. 00

I screen

.

4. 50 Repairs to t3'pewriters 3.50

I towel rack 1. 10 Sundries 243. Si Total 2, 867. 845. 89 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery-, and tools : June 30, 1897 20, 754. 77 June 30, 1898 33, 793. 61

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printhig and binding for the fiscal year ended fine jo, i8g8.

Machine-finished printing paper : 3,506 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.584 $5, 553. 48

10,519 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at I1.536 16, 157. 26 317,260 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 9, 200. 54

295,322 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-povmd, at 3 cents 8, 859. 66

976,085 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.1 cents 30, 258. 62 227,697 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pound, at 3.2 cents 7, 286. 30

622,789 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.3 cents 20,552.03

17, 999 pounds, 24 b}^ 93^ inches, 12-pound, at 3.3 cents . 593. 97

119,980 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 3 cents 3, 599.40

50, 570 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-poimd, at 3.3 cents i, 668. 81

1,478 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.784 4, 114. 75 9,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.072 27, 648. 00

4,496 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3.168 14, 243. 33

3,983 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound, at 3.3 cents 131. 45 407 reams, 30 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.64 i, 074. 47 Sized and supercalendered printing paper : 5,008 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.755 8, 789. 04

750 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3. 51 2, 632. 50

331 J§ reams, 24 hy 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 743. 12 2,609 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.73 7, 122. 57

5,580 reams, 28 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $5.46 30, 466.80

5,500 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.68 25, 740. 00

22oig reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.64 582. 12 324 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.8S 933. 12 1,041 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.84 3, 997. 44

4,101 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.80 19, 684. 80

1,190 reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 50-pound, at $1.85 2, 201.50 320 reams, 225^ by 3114; inches, 42-pound, at $1.386 443. 52 979i§ reams, 225^ by 311^ inches, 42-pound, at $1.554 i. 522. 14 316 reams, 22^ by 315^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.32 417. 12 1,130 reams, 22% by 31%; inches, 40-pound, at $1.48 i, 672. 40 471^ reams, 315^ by 455^ inches, 80-pound, at $2.64 i, 244. 76 774 reams, 31% bj^ 45 inches, 80-pound, at $2.88 2, 229. 12 2,108 reams, 26 by 41 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 4, 721.92

750 reams, 26 by 41 inches, 70-pound, at $2.73 2, 047. 50 "White dovible cap

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674 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.728 i, 164. 67

2,810 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.792 5, 035. 51 1,560 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 3i 032. 64

3,439 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $2.016 6, 933. 03 Colored double cap

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1.833^ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.92 3, 520. 96 White demy:

222 reams, 20-pound, at $1.08 239. 76 403 reams, 20-pound, at $1.12 451. 36 436 reams, 25-pound, at $1.35 588. 60

631 reams, 25-pound, at $1.40 , 883. 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

White double deni}-

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S84 reams, 34-pound, at Si. 836 $1, 623. 02

2,193 reams, 34-pound, at Si. 904 _ 4, 175. 46

3,744 reams, 40-pound, at S2.16 8, 087. 04

4,783 reams, 40-pound, at $2.24 10, 713. 92

205 reams, 50-pound, at $2.70 553. 50

629 reams, 50-pound, at S2.80 i, 761. 20 Colored double demy

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377537 reams, 50-pound, at $3 i, 131. 45 White double folio : ^

21S2IJ reams, 32-pound, at Si. 792 391 . 19 2,57o|g reams, 40-pound, at S2.24 5, 758. 93 160 reams, 55-pound, at S3.0S 492. 80 Blue double folio : 40 reams, 55-pound, at S3.0S 123. 20 23*^ reams, 55-pound, at S3-30 77-71 White medium : 212 reams, 25-pound, at Si -456

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- - 308. 67 White royal

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28511 reams, 16-pound, at 89.6 cents 256. 16 202 reams, 2S-pound, at Si. 512 305. 42 500 reams, 28-pound, at Si. 568 784. 00

100 reams, 45-pound, at S2.52 252. 00 Blue royal

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1172% reams, 28-pound, at Si.68 196. 90 White superroj-al

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218 reams, 35-pound, at Si. 89 ^. 412.02

117 reams, 35-pound, at Si. 96 229. 32 50 reams, 56-pound, at S3. 024 151. 20 White imperial

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8645% reams, 40-pound, at S2.24 i, 935. 91 White special

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99 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at S2.4S4. 245 .92 221 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at S2.576 569. 30

294 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at S2.912 856. 13 406 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at S5.136

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i, 273. 21 105 reams, 27 by 28 inches, 60-pound, at S3.36 352. 80

3,445 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.584 12,346. 87 872 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $4.032 3, 515. 90 Golden envelope : 50/5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $2.52 126. 50 Cover paper

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5791^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $1.85 i, 072. 17 1,033 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2 2,066. 00 48 reams, 21 by 28 inches, 50-pound, at $2 96. 00 60 reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2 120. 00

185^5 reams, 22^ by 32 inches, 70-pound, at $2. 80 519.40

2|§ reams, at S6 15. 00

I ream, 10^ by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $6.72 6. 72 Plate paper

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54,151 pounds, at 7.8 cents 4,223. 76

7,411 reams, 26 by 41 inches, 70-pound, at$2.7ij^ 20,102. 34 496M reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4.65 2, 308. 73 Map paper : 1,050 pounds, at 11 cents 115. 50

216,214 pounds, at 13 cents 28,107. 82 Woodcut paper

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47,344 pounds, at 6.4 cents 3, 030. 01

104,075 pounds, at 6.9 cents 7, 181. 17 Manila paper

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540 reams, 20 by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 75 cents 405- 00 304 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $1.40 425. 60

22,000 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at 2.5 cents 550-oo Rope manila

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302 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.30 694. 60 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at S2.50 847. 11 140 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.22 450. 80

273J5 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.50 957. 24
86 REPORT OF THE PUBEIC PRINTER.

Rope manila—Continued.

51 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.22 I164. 22 ii9^§ reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.50 418. 77 99 reams, 30 by 48 inches, 84-pound, at $3.864 382.54

59jf^ reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at $4.20 249. 06

26 reams, 33 by 33 inches, 100-pound, at 4.60 119. 60 49 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $4.60 225.40

114 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100- pound, at $5 570.00

1 reams, 40 by 48 inches, loorpound, at $5 56. 50 58 reams, at'16.44 373. 52 ii4^§ reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $7 803. 25 Bleached manila : 49 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $5.365 262. 89 Glazed bond paper

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13,909 pounds, at 11. 4 cents 1,585.62

11,828 pounds, at 12.5 cents 1,478.50

80,197 pounds, at 13 cents 10, 425. 61 10,059 poundis, at 24 cents 2,414. 16 3,825 pounds, at 34 cents 1,300.50

Artificial parchment

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4,919 pounds, at 13.2 cents 649 31 Parchment, deed : 1,181 pounds, at 14 cents 165.34

1,028 pounds, at 14.7 cents 151. 12 Heavy railroad board

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2,800 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 280-pound, at 4.1 cents 114.80 Colored cardboard

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2,100 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4 cents 84.00 Manila cardboard

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5,120 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 3.5 cents 179. 20

7,280 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.5 cents 254. So

1,791 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3^ cents 67. 16 1,229 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 3% cents 46.09

1,630 pounds, 18 by 19^ inches, 134-pound, at 3^^ cents 61. 13 1,973 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 253-pound, at 3^ cents 73-99 Manila bristol board ; 200,000 sheets, 28 by 47 inches, at $11.60 per M 2, 320. 00 White bristol board : 48,899 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 120-pound, at 6.5 cents 3, 178. 43

79,356 pounds, 22y2 by 28^^ inches, 140-pound, at 6.5 cents 5, 158. 13 28,204 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 140-pound, at 7 cents 1,974.28

23,040 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 120-pound, at 7 cents 1,612.80 Colored bristol board

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13,806 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.6 cents 358.96

60,295 pounds, 20^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.6 cents 1,567.67

94,410 pounds, 20% by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.8 cents 2,643.48

9,460 pounds, 20^ by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 2.8 cents 264.88

167,524 pounds, 20^8 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.8 cents '. 4, 690. 67

14,810 pounds, 21^ by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 2.8 cents 414.68

74,487 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.8 cents 2,085.63 First-class ledger, cap : 223 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $2.28 508.44

First-class ledger, dovible cap : 22325 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 28-pound, at $3.36 749. 95

I ream, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at 4. 33 276 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4.56 x, 258. 56

272 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at $5.04 \ .

, i, 370. 88 First-class ledger, demy : 592 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2.88 * i, 704. 96 410 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $3.48 1, 426. 80 First-class ledger, double demy : i9Ug reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $7.54 i, 443. 91 loi^^ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $9.675 9S3. 95 303 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $9.75 2, 954. 24 First-class ledger, medium : 219 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $3.90 854. 10 204 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $4.902 1, 000.00 556 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $4.94 2, 746.64
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

First-class ledger, royal

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104 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 35-pound, at I4.55 $473- 20 363 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pouud, at $5.98 2, 170. 74 First-class ledger, superroyal

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loi^^ reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at S7.923 806. 96 48 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $7.98 383. 04

First-class ledger, imperial

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46 reams, 23 b}' 31 inches, 75-pound, at $10.50 483.00

First-class ledger, special

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100 reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $7.25 725. 00

140 reams, 23 bj" 36 inches, 76-pound, at $11.02 i, 542. 80

174 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $14.50 2, 523. 00 Second-class ledger, cap : 661 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.425 941. 92 Second-class ledger, double cap : 216 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.387 299. 59 316 reams, 17 b^- 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.774 876. 59 434 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.812 i, 220. 41 1,3632% reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.85 3, 885, 26 Second-class ledger, demy

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111 reams, 16 hy 21 inches, 24-pound, at $1.752 194. 47 427 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $1.80 768. 60

226 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.117 478- 44

940^"^^ reams, 16 b3- 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2. 175 2, 045. 03 Second-class ledger, double demj-

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329 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 4S-pound, at $3.60 i, 184. 40

116 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58- pound, at $4.292 497. 87 4605% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.35 2, 002. 08

31S reams, 21 hy 32 inches, 75-pound, at $5.625 i, 788. 74 Second-class ledger, medium : 105 reams, ib T)y 23 inches, 3S-pound, at $2.774 291. 27 83oig reams, iS by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $2.85 2, 367. 78 Second-class ledger, special : 108 reams, 15 by 23 inches, 2S-pound, at $2.10 226. 80

51 reams, 13^ by 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.19 iii. 69

157 reams, 13^ by 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.25 353. 25 108 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $4. 161 449. 39

174 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $4.275 743. 85 104 reams, 23 hy 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.548 576. 98 539 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.70 3, 072. 30 Tissue paper

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600 reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, at 90 cents 540. 00

2,480 reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at 91 cents 2, 256. 80 310 reams, S. and C, 23 by 32 inches, 24-pound, at $1.01 313. 10 100 reams, 20 by 30 inches, at 48 cents 48. 00 Copying paper

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40 reams, 18^ by 22^ inches, at $2.50 100. 00

15 reams, 203^ by 243^ inches, at $2.50 37- 50 Blotting paper

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5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, loo-pouud, at $5.75 28. 75

2 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 65-pound, at $5.85 11. 70

5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pound, at $6.16 30. 80 Tar paper

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76 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $4.50 342. 00 Plaid paper

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24ii reams, 22^ by 28 inches, at $5.50 • , 135. 02 53M reams, 23 by 2,^'^/l inches, at $6 323. 10 Marble paper

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10 reams, 20 hy 25 inches, at $4.40 44. 00

112 reams double cap, at $4.70 526. 40

ioi§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $8.69 92. 55 6 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $8.95 53-70 Comb paper

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2,1-Jf; reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.23 195. 31

5 reams, 2c by 25 inches, at $6.45 32. 25

10^^(5 reams double cap, at $6.73 67. 97

10 reams double cap, at $7 70. 00
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Comb paper—Continued.

6o|^ reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $7.49 $453.52

2 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $7.85 15- 70 Typewriter paper : go^tj reams, 16 by 26 inches, ir-pound. at $1.80 162.36

104 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.52 366.08

229 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $4.20 961.80

IvCtter paper

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422 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $4.53 1,911.66 Quarto post paper

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208 reams, 9% by 15^ inches, 12-pound, at $1.26 262.08 Packet note paper

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50 reams, 9 by 11 inches, 7-pound, at 74 cents 37.00 French folio

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50 reams, at 58 cents 29.00

100 reams, at 85 cents 85. 00 Parchment

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500 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 27 cents 135.00 Card middle : 10 reams, 22% by 28% inches, 60-pound, at I3.50 35.00 Laid antique deckle-edge paper : 2 reams, 19 by 25 inches, 44-pound, at $8.80 17. 60 Linen ledger paper : 100 reams, 2014 by 245^ inches, 70-pound, at $12.25 225.00 Total 532, 669. 76 Inventory showing the quantity of paper on hand June jo, i8g8.

6,875 reams \ quire machine-finish printing $11,976.66

5, 160 reams 2% quires S. and S. C. printing 15,047. 24

5. 726 reams 3I quires white and colored writing paper 12, 868. 41 491 reams 188 quires letter and note paper i, 362. 97

131 Teams 7i quires typewriter paper 125.07

35 reams 4 quires golden envelope paper 88. 70 414 reams 3§ quires S. and C. tissue paper 383-87

12 reams 12 quires onion-skin paper 63.90

155 reams 14 quires tissue paper 68.51

88 reams French folio 51 -04

7 reams 6 quires bullet-patch paper 51. 10

323, 908 sheets white and colored bri.stol board 4, 699. 08

51, 311 pounds white and colored bristol board, in rolls i, 210. 96

77.309 sheets white, colored, and manila card ' i, 149.48 894 reams i8| quires cover paper i, 737.55

758 reams 4 quires wood-cut paper 3, 816. 51 296 reams 5§ quires manila paper 413. 22

1. no reams 19 quires map paper 6,474.94

1, 055 reams loi quires white and colored bond paper 4, 819. 90

17 reams 4| quires parchment deed 77-71

199 reams 2§ quires artificial parchment i, 176. 91

800, 300 white and cream envelopes 650.85

2, 731, 665 manila envelopes, plain and printed 4, 571. 08

2,636 reams 11 quires first-class white and colored ledger paper 15, 849.47

2, 054 reams 17 quires second-class white and colored ledger paper 5, 456. 40

627 reams 2 quires rope manila paper 2,398.22

9 reams 12 quires bleached manila paper 48. 72

26 reams tar paper jii. 80

52 reams plaid paper 305. 30

117 reams 18 quires comb paper 827. 88

57 reams 14 quires marble paper 384. 13 4 reams 15 quires card middle paper 16.63

5 reams 14 quires blotting paper 27.42

85 reams 13 quires copying paper 168. 03

3 reams 10 quires buff plate paper 16. 62 Total, 98, 496. 28
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

No. 9.

Statement showm^ the disbursements on account of lithographing and

engraving during the fiscalyear endedJune 30^ i8g8.

500 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 109, second session Fifty-fourth Congress , |8. 00

2, S25 copies of 2S illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 18, first session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 875. 00

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Doc. No. 94, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 95 00

2, 050 copies of illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 163, first session Fifty-fifth Congress. . . 49.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 171, first session Fifty-fifth Congress. . . . 580. 00

1, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 21, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 16.00

2, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 30, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 238.00

I, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 67, second .session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 120. 00

I, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 68, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 120. 00

I, S50 copies of 15 and i, 850 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 91, second session

FiftN'-fifth Congress 1,490.95

1, 875 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 93, part 2, second session Fifty-fifth Congress 22. 00

2, 200 copies of 35 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 96, second session Fifty-fifth Congress 639. 00

I, 900 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 131, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 40. 00

3, 850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 140, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 109. 00

I, 850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 144, second session Fiftj^-fifth Congress. 16. 00

I, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 169, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 35, 00

1, S50 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 174, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 42. 00

57, 050 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 207, second .session Fifty-fifth Congress. 809. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 211, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 47.00

1,950 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 212, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 16.00

1,900 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 213, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 18. 00

1,950 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 229, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 221 .00 200 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 637, first .session Fifty-fourth Congress. 5. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 478, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 15. 00

1,850 copies of 20 illustrations for Senate Report No. 675, second session Fifty-fifth Congress 435. 00

46,725 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate. Report No. 885, second session Fifty-fifth Congress 609.00

35 copies of 3 illustrations for Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Concerning the Maine Disaster 60. 00

50 copies of 25 illustrations for Hearings before the Senate Committee on Commerce in Relation to the Mississippi River Floods 390.00

500 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 171, second session Fifty-fourth Congress. . 70. 00

7,300 copies of 30 illustrations for House Doc. No. 192, second session Fifty-fourth Congress 1,144.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 223. second session Fifty-iourth Congress. 285. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 53, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 35- 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 56, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 37- 80

2,050 copies of r illustration for House Doc. No. 64, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 34.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 69, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 12. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 70, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 140.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 72, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 45. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 73, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 16. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 80, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 24. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 81, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 15. 50

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 82, first session Fifty-fifth Congress .... 85. 00

1,900 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 85, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 12. 50

2,250 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 86, first session Fifty-fifth Congress .... 199. 00

2,050 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 88, first session Fifty-fifth Congress 26. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 25, second session Fifty-fifth Congress . . 21. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 69, second session Fifty-fifth Congress . . 17. 00

2,350 copies of 38 illustrations for House Doc. No. 95, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 885. 00

2,550 copies of I illu-Stration for House Doc. No. 99, second session Fifty-fifth Congress . . 26. 25

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 100, second session Fifty-fifth Congress . 38.00

4,100 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 103, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 32. 00

4,100 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 105, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 88. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 106, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 28. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. no, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 21. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. in, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. . 8. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 112, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. , 8.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 120, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 8. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 122, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 8.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 123, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. $45.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 125, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 110.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 126, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 8. 00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 127, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 8. 00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 128, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 46.75

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 130, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 24. 00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 131, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 31.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 132, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 32.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 133, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 28. 50

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 134, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 90. 00

2, 050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 135, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 156. 00

2, 050 copies of 7 illustrations for House Doc. No. 136, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 615. 00

2, 050 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 137, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 212. 50

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 138, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 22. 50 2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 139, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 16.00

2, 050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 140, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. no. 00

2, 100 copies of 13 illustrations for House Doc. No. 141, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 674.00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 144, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 105. 00

I, 850 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 152, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 21. 00

1, S50 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 153, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 30. 00

2, 050 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 163, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 195. 00

2, 050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 197, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 17. 50

2, 050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 198, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 44. 00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 199, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 58.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 200, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 32.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 204, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 30.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 211, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 10.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 217, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 18.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 218, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. i7-5o

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 219, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 32.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 221, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 15.50

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 226, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 49. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 233, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 12. 50

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 235, second session Fifty-fifth Congress . 34-50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 236, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 25.50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 242, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 38.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 247, second se-sion Fifty-fifth Congress. 16. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 252, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 27. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 307, second session Fifty-fifth Congress. 20.00

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of Convicts in Road Building "" 10. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 13, part 9, Department of Agriculture, '' Food and Food Adulterations, Cereals and Cereal Products " 5. 00 Engraving 127 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 19, Department of Agriculture, "Meat

Inspection for Animal Parasites " 110.00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 19, Department of Agriculture, " Chicory

Growing as an Addition to the Resources of the American Farmer " 9. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 20, Department of Agriculture, " Milk Supphof Boston " 15. 00 Engraving 32 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 21. Department of Agriculture, "Abstract from Report on Solar Terrestrial Magnetism in their Relations to Meteorology- " 54-50 Engra\nng i illustration for Bulletin X0.54, Department of Agriculture, " Xutrition

Investigation in Xew :Mexico for 1S97 " i. 25 Engraving 13 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 65, Department of Agriculture, "Tobacco

Soils of the United States "

45- 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 65, Department of Agriculture, "Experi- ment Station Work, II" 14.00 Engraving i illustration for Bulletin Xo. 6S, Department of Agriculture, "The Black Rot of the Cabbage" 10.00 Engraxnng 3 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 69, Department of Agriculture, "Experiment

Station Work, III" 7.50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 72, Department of Agriculture "CattleRange

of the Southwest " 5.00 Engraving i illustration for Bulletin Xo. 75, Department of Agriculture, "The Grain Smut : How They- are Cured and How to Prevent Them " i. 50 Engra'v'ing 7 illustrations for Farmers" Bulletin Xo. 13, Department of Agriculture,

Divi-sion of Soils, "The .Soils of Florida" 40.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin Xo. 53, Office of Experiment .Stations, Department of Agriculture, "

" Xutrition Investigation at the University- of Tennessee

for 1S97 " 2.50 Engraving i illustration for Farmers" Bulletin Xo. 71, Department of Agriculture,

" Some Essentials in Beef Production" 4.50 Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers" Bulletin Xo. 73, Department of Agriculture, Experiment Station Work, IV 7.50 Engra\'ing 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin Xo. 74. Department of Agriculture, " The

Value of 2ililk as Food " 13 00 Engraving 51 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin Xo. 76, Department of Agriculture, "Principal Poisonous Plants"

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31- 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin Xo. 7S, Department of Agriculture, "Experiment Station Work "' 3.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Experiment Station Record, A'ol. IX, Xo. 6. 2. 50 Engraving 4 illustrations for Experiment Station Record, Vol. IX, X'o. 8 15. 00 Engraring 4 illustrations for Experiment Station Record, Vol. IX, Xo. 9 9. 00 Engraving 32 illustrations for Circular Xo. iS, Department of Agriculture, " Progress in Timber Phy-sics " 46. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Brief for the United States in Case of Faxon et. al. v. The

United States et. al 5.00 S. Doc. 5 7
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Engraving i illustration for Brief in Case of William Wheeler Hubbell v. The United

States, No. 198 |i2. 00 Kngraving 2 illustrations for Case of Agnes A. Nivers v. The United States 10. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Report of the American Historical Association for 1896 . . 3.00 Engraving 527 illustrations, for Seventeenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 452.00 Engraving 102 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1896, part i . . 200.00 Engraving 749 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1896, part 2 . . 498. 75 Engraving 24 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1897, part i .. . 49- 50 Engraving 5 illustrations for Report of the Secretary of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution for 1897 29.00 Engraving 2 illustrations lor Circular of the National Museum in Regard to Bones, etc. 2. 00 Engraving 638 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum for

1897 541- 25 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States National Museum, No. 47. . 10.00 Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 11, Department of Labor 48.50 Engraving 6 illustrations for Bulletin No. 16, Department of Labor, "Labor and its Opportunities in the Klondyke Region " 28. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Tenth Special Report Department of Labor, "Labor and

its Opportunities in the Klondike Region " 80.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Interstate Commerce Commission v. O. S S. Co. et al., Nos.

357 and 358 4. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No 297 14.50 Engraving i illustration for Supreme Court Record No. 340 12.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Court of Claims case No. 18626 7.50 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims case No. 18647 5- 00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims case No. 18682 3.00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims case No. 20698... 4.00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1896. . 37. 00 Engraving 100 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for

1897 195-00 Engraving 78 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1897. . _ 320.50 Engraving 4 illustrations for Electrolysis in the District of Columbia 13.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1897 16. 40 Engraving 8 illustrations for Annual Report of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb for 1897 42. 40 Engraving i illustration for Annual Report of the Public Printer for 1897 7.00 Total 96, 489. 88

No. 10.

Statement showing the disbursements during the fiscal year endedJune jo,

i8g8^ on account of accrued leaves of absence. Amount disbursed $50, 923. 51

No. II.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of 'Public printing and

binding, January i, iSgg,'' during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8.

Wages $25,204.52

3,100 pounds glazed bond paper, 21 by 32 inches, at 34 cents i, 054. 00

53>^ dozen turkey morocco, at $12.50 629. 17 978 pounds printing ink, at 45 cents 440. 10 1,000 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents 280.00

1,000 pounds bar tin, at 14.6 cents 146. 00

1,034 yards bleached cotton, at 8 cents 82. 72 300 pounds plumbago 91. 80

64 pounds thread 70. 88

10 reams comb paper, 19 by 30 inches, at $7 • 70.00
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10 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.45 I64.50

5,000 guards for patent backs 32. 5°

200 pounds page cord, at 14.9 cents 29. 80 300 pounds twine, at 6.6 cents 19. 80 50 pounds beeswax, at 29. 5 cents 14-75 Total 28, 2X0. SA

No. 12.

Statement showiiig the disbursements on account of printing Animal

Report {i8g6' of the Secretary of Agriculticre during the fiscal year ended fune

30, 1898. Wages $231,761.88

2,609 reams sized andsupercalendeted printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $4. 80. 12,523.20 Machine-finish printing paper:

210,190 pounds, 24 hy 38, 48-pound, at 3.2 cents $6, 726. 08

196,421 pounds, 24 by 38, 48-pound, at 3.3 cents 6,481.89

513 reams, 24 by 38, 48-pound, at $1.536 '..

. 787.97

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26,859 pounds woodcut paper, at 6.9 cents i, 853. 27 45 reams tar paper, 24 by 36, 50-pound, at $4.50 202.50 Printing ink:

2,918 pounds, at 35 cents i, 021. 30

1,106 pounds, at 45 cents 497. 70 575 pounds, at 50 cents 287. 50

500 pounds, at $1. 25 625. 00

2,431.50

1,712 pieces book cloth, at $6.50 11, 128.00

725 packs gold leaf, at $5.50 3, 987. 50

147,550 pounds binders' board, at 1.9 cents 2,803.45

9,000 pounds glue, at 11 cents 990.00

500 pounds thread at 55 cents 275.00

3,014 yards bleached cotton, at 8 cents 241. 12 566^^ pounds twine, at 26 cents 147. 22

1,006 pounds rope manila back-lining paper 96. 58

20 barrels flour, at S3 60 72.00

50 pounds egg albumen ... 27. 50

3 brass stamps 19. 20 50 pounds blood albumen 17. 50 Total 282,573.36

No. 13.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual

Report {,i8gj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

30, 1898. Wages $70,527.52

608,420 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3 cents 18, 252.60

79,260 pounds woodcut paper, at 6.4 cents 5, 072. 64

800 reams sized and supercalendered printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.84. 3, 072. 00

18,396 pounds linen map paper, at 13 cents 2, 391. 48 200 pieces book cloth, at S5.25 1, 050. 00

25,000 pounds binders' board, at 1.9 cents 475- 00

50 packs gold leaf, at S5.50 275. 00 Engraving 43 illustrations 130.00 Ivithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 10 illustrations 6, 724. 00 Total 107, 970. 24
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No. 14.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of publication oj the Eleventh Census repoids during the fiscal year elided June so, i8g8.

Wages $106,392. 17

321, 320 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.2 cents ... 10, 282. 24

2,500 reams sized and supercalendered printing paper, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at 13.5 1 . 8, 775. 00

42,900 pounds plate paper, at 7.8 cents 3, 346. 20 590 pieces, book cloth, at $4 2, 360. 00

65,150 pounds binders' board, at 3 cents i, 954. 50 Printing ink : 595 pounds, at 35 cents $208.25

589 pounds, at 50 cents 294.50

502. 75 100 packs imitation gold leaf 114. 00

102 pounds thread, at 55 cents 56. 10 Photolithographing and printing 450 copies of i illustration 10.00 Engraving 225 illustrations 377. 62 Lithographing and printing 11,850 copies each of 30 illusti-ations i, 575. 00 Lithographing and printing 11,850 copies each of 68 illustrations 15, 768. 00 Total isi.

No. 15.

statement shoiving the disbursements 071 account of machinery, etc., new

building, Government Printing Office, diiring the fiscal year ended fune 30, i8g8.

I card electrotype web perfecting press and binding machine fi5, 500. 00

44 circuit breakers 4,050.00

10 signature presses 6, 000. 00 Extending electric light and power switch board 3, 975. 00 Electric supplies i, 6S7. 25

7 electric motors i, 067. 50 4 duplex boiler feed pumps 879.00

I automatic duplex pump and receiver 201.00 6 recording Watt meters 154. 50 Steam fixtures 80. 42

I dozen chairs 38. 00 Total 33.632.67

No, 16.

Statement showing disbursements on account of land, boiler house, etc., Government Printing Office, diunng the fiscal year endedJune ^o, i8g8.

2 steel boilers of the Scotch type $17, 965. 00

No. 17.

statement showing the disburseme^its on account of engine house. Govern- ment Printing Office, duringfiscal year endedfune 30, /8g8.

Construction |i8, 053. 00 Drawings, specifications, etc., and superintending construction 451-33

17,224 pounds iron floor plates 516.72 Stone for engine foundations 450. 00 Rods, washens, and plates 30.00 Blue prints 27. 92 Conduit 4- 80 Total 19.533-77
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No. i8.

Statement shozving the disbursements on account of library^ Government

Printing Office, duringfiscal year, endedJune so, i8g8.

Wages $900. 00 Miscellaneous books for librarj^ i, 0S8. 12 Fixtures 140. 15

I clock 10. 00

I oak cabinet 16. 00

4, 000 cards 10. 00

S spring back binders 8. 00

40 book supports 7 3. 80 Total 2,176.07

No. 19.

Statement showing the disbursements Ofi account of publication of Special

RepoHs on Diseases of the Horse, iSgS and i8gg, during the fiscal year ended

June 30, i8g8.

51,200 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 4S-pound, at 2.9 cents $1, 484.80
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No. 21.

Statement of allotments, etc., madefor the ExeciUive and fudicial Departments, and of the appj'oximate cost of the work executed for the same, for the

fiscal year ended fline 30, i8g8.

Departments, etc.

Total of j allotments,

special appropriations, and amounts

received from Depart-- ments and

deposited in Treasury.

Printing

etc.

Treasurj- Department War Department

Navy Department

Interior, Department of Patent Office Post-Office Department

Agriculture, Department of

State, Department of . . , Justice, Department of

j Supreme Court of the United States. .1 Court of Claims Supreme court. District of Columbia.

Library of Congress ! Executive Office ' Labor, Department of I National Museum 1 Public Printer Superintendent of documents

$315, 661. 40

243, 762. S6 117,976.84 381,534.46

195, 000. 00

118. 816. 36

32, 003. 53

24, 804. 88

9, 000. 00

12, 000. 00

1, 500. 00

12, 000. 00

2, 000. 00

7, 000. 00

12, 000. 00

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62, 394. 28

58, 924. 95

222, 607. 90

79, 270. ID

84, 981. 12

13, 126. 16 13-327-04

4. 350. 55

7, 333-89

670. 90

1.589-91

387- 96

4, 333- 65

9. 955- 27

7, 215. 22

2, 190. 07

Paper.

I48, 346.

47, 643.

16, 014. 3^519-

10,917.

53. 276.

25. 152.

4, 221.

5. 558-

51-

1, 252.

196. 1.384-

684.

2. 345-

13-

Blank

books, binding

ruling,

etc.

Total

j 1,485,060.33 847,768.83 ^ 248,865.94

[05, 153-95 83,171.06

39, 567. 84

36, 725. 89 8,541-34

62, 266. 42

7, 749- 69

6, 455-43

5,519- 72

284. 12 341.40

370.83

9. 147- 14

466. 65 1,236.91

I, 337.55

2, 461. 18

$315,661.40

243, 762. 86

117, 976.84

127, 170. 21

242, 067. 00

194,813.36

117, 883.50

23, 802. 70

24, 405- 19

4, 686. 18

7, 892. 62

I, 112. 18 ",989-35^

I, 050. 99

6, 954. 62

11,977. 21

12, 021.85

2, 423. 83

571,017.12 1,467,651.89

No. 22.Statement showing the cost of operating each branch office during thefiscal year endedJune jo, i8g8. Treasury branch : Labor $65,952.24 Paper and other material 16, 149. 88 Total 82, 102. 12 Interior branch : Labor 24, 894. 10 Paper and other material 15, 679. 66 Total , 40, 573. 76 War branch : Labor 23,163.05 Paper and other material 5, 228. 16 Total 28, 391. 21 Navy branch : Labor 25,974.88 Paper and other material 6, 847. 14 Total 32, 822. 02 State branch . Labor 11,658.44 Paper and other material 4, 494. 10 Total. 16, 152. 54
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Agriculture branch

:

Labor $13,254.39 Paper and other material 4, 870. 75 Total 18,125.14 Labor branch

:

Labor 936.63 Paper and other material 145.69 Total 1,082.32

I^ibrar}^ of Congress

:

Labor 1,426.20 Paper and other material 57-97 Total 1, 484. 17

No. 23.

Statement of the distribution of the bound and lUibound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the second session of the Fifty-fifth Congress.

Delivered to

The Senate folding room The House folding room The House library ,

.

The Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States. . .

.

Officers of the Senate Governors of the vStates 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 Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

On hand

Total

Copies.

61, 020

2,9155045

6

II

20 500

I

I

I 566

5, 200 The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound

was as follows

:

For- Congress

I^ibrary 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 Mviseum . .

.

The superintendent of documents for distribution Total

Copies.

14, 434

45

56

5748

II

500

15, 203 Of the copies authorized to be printed and bound for Congress and its officers, 10,499 were delivered unbound upon orders of Members of Congress and the officers of the Senate and House,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of annual reports and docicments printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departinents for the fiscal year ended June 30, iSgS.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Title. Number

of copies. Address of the Cuban Relief Committee , Address in Relation to Suffering in Cuba

Annual Message of the President to the first session of the Fifty-Fifth Congress

Catalogue of Works Relative to the Taws of Nations and Diplomacy , Communication from the Secretary- of State Relative to the American Soldiers Killed

at Buena Vista Communication from the Third Assistant Secretary- of State Relative to the International

Fisheries Exposition at Bergen, Norway, 1S9S Constitution of Hawaii, 1S9S Constitution of the Republic of Cuba

Correspondence and Papers in Relation to the Red Cross Society Correspondence in Relation to the Protection of Spanish Subjects Diplomatic and Consular Service of the United States Documents on the Financial Policy of Japan

Historic Policy of the United States as to Annexation, The

Lectures Delivered by Mr. Fred T. Dubois Against the Annexation of Hawaii

Letter from the Secretan.- of the Navy transmitting all Correspondece in the Hands

of the Navy Department relative to the Reported Mutilation, after Death, of the Bodies of United States ^Marines or Saiiors recently Killed in Battle at or near Santiago de Cuba by Spanish Soldiery

Letter from the Secretar\- of the Treasury- transmitting a Reph" to Resolution of the House of Representatives of February 23, iSgS, in regard to the Conveyance to the Cubans of Articles Produced in the United States Letter from the Secretary- of the Treasun,- transmitting a Communication from the

Secretary of State submitting a Recomniendation for an Appropriation for a Commercial Commission to China

Letter from the Postmaster-General relative to Senate Bill No. 2369. providing Postal Savings Banks

Letter from the Attorney-General transmitting a Report made b}- the Commission to Revi.se and Codify the Criminal and Penal Laws of the United States concerning the Criminal and Penal Laws of the District of Alaska, 1S9S Letter from Commodore MeU-ille in regard to the Value of the Hawaiian Islands, etc. .

.

Letter from the Secretar\- of State transmitting Copies of Correspondence

to the Claim of "William" Klyver, a Danish Subject

Letter from the Secretary of the Interior transmitting the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua, etc . .

.

regard

a Letter from the President of Letter from J. M. Schofield, of St. Augustine, Fla. to the Hon. John T. Morgan, rela- tive to the Annexation of the Hawaiian Islands.

List of Books relating to Cuba in the Library- of Congress, 1S9S List of Books relating to Hawaii in the Library- of Congress.

Mes-sage of the President in Relation to the Arrest of A. H. Hugnet

Message of the President transmitting a Report of the Secretarv of State in regard

to the Trans-Mississippi International Exposition to be held at Omaha, 1S9S Message of the President transmitting a Report of the Commission on Canals between

the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean

Message of the President respecting the Paris Expo-sition of 1900 Message from the President transmitting a Report of the Secretarv of State, Accom- j panied by Copies of Correspondence of Record in the Department'of State touching j the Protection of Fur Seals in Bering Sea and North Pacific Ocean, May 27, 1897 1 Me-ssage from the President transmitting a Report of the Secretary- of State and i Accompanying Papers Presenting the Claim of Capt. B. Tellefsen of "the Norwegian , Steamer Alert against the United States Message from the President relative to the Seizure of British Ships in Bering Sea, XS9S . . . Message from the President tran.smitting a Report from the Secretary- of State, with Accompanying Papers, respecting the Alleged Prohibition of the Importation of the

Fruit of the United States into the Empire of Germany, 189S Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretarv of State rela- tive to the Nature and Practical Working of the Postal Telegraphs, Telephone, and

Postal Savings Banks of Foreign Countries Message from the President transmitting Reports of the Secretary- of State, Secretarv

of War, Secretary- of Interior, and Attornev-General, relative to the Equitable Dis- tribution of the Waters of the Rio Grande River, 189S

250

250 500

500

50
126 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Depai'tments for the fiscal year ended fune 30, /<?9<?— Cont'd. DKPARTME;nT of STATK—Continued.

Title.

Message from the President transmitting a Report of the Secretary of State relative

to the Claim of Bernard Campbell against the Government of Haiti, 1898 , Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretarj' of State rela- tive to the Arrest of Harry K. Spring and Charles W. Nelson in Columbia, 1898 Message of the President to Congress relative to the Victory ot the United States Squadron under Commodore Dewej- at Manila Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of State, Accompanied b}' Copies of Correspondence Exchanged between Henry Woodruff,

Trustee, and of Counsel for Holders of a Majority of the First-Mortgage Bonds of the "Railway of the East " of Venezuela, etal., and the Department of State, and List of Claims of Citizens of the United States Message from the President transmitting a Report of Thomas W. Cridler, Third Assistant .Secretary of State, Special Commissioner in relation to the Acceptance by

the Government of the United States of the Invitation of France to Participate in the

International Exposition at Paris in 1900 Message from the President transmitting a Letter from the Secretary' of the Navy in- closing Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation as to the Number of Human

Lives Lost b\' the Sinking of the United States Battle Ship Maine in the Havana

Harbor, Cuba, February 15, 1898 Message of the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of State, and Accompanying Papers, relative to the Claim of Hugo O. Loewi against the Government of

Haiti, 1898 Message from the President transmitting Copies of Correspondence recently had with

the Representative of Spain in the United States, with the United States Minister at Madrid, and through the Latter with the Government of Spain, Showing the Action Taken Under the Joint Resolution approved April 20, 1898 Message from the President transmitting a Report of the Naval Board of Inquiry into the l»estruction of the United States Battle Ship Maine in the Havana Harbor, February 15, 1898 - Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of State, with Accompanying Papers, Touching the Execution of Colonel Ruiz by the Cuban Mili- tary Authorities Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary' of State in regard to the Award of the Commissioners Appointed Pursuant to the Stipulations of the Convention of February 8, 1896, Between the United States and Great Britain, Providing for the Settlement of the Claims Presented by the Latter Government

against the Former in V'irtue of the Convention of February' 29, 1892 Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of .State, with Accompanying Papers, Touching Lynching, in 1895, at Yreka, Cal., of Louis Moreno,

a Mexican Citizen, and the Demand of the Mexican Government for Indemnity

Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of State, with Accompanying Papers, respecting the Killing at Nagasaki, Japan, of Frank Epps, a

Sailor of the United States Ship Olyrapia, 1897 : Part I Part 2. PartsPart 4. Message from the President transmitting a Report from the Secretary of State, and

Accompanying Papers, relating to the Claim against the United .States of the Russian

Subject, Gustao Isak Dahlberg, Master and Principal Owner of the Russian Bark Hans

Nicaragua Canal, Documents relating to the

Reciprocal Commercial Agreement between the United States and France, 1898 Register of the Department of State, 1898 Report of the

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations relative to Belligerent Rights of Cuba

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Annexation of Hawaii Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House on the Affairs in Cuba, 189S Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House relative to the Annexation of Hawaii,

1S9S Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Reorganization of the Consular

Service, 1S96 , Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Resolution for the Relief of Bolten and

Richelieu Senate Select Committee on the Construction of the Nicaragua Canal.

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 127

No. 24.

Statement of amiual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor thefiscal year endedfu?ie jo, i8g8—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued.

Title.

Report of the—

Commissioners of the United States to the International Exposition held at Brussels

1S97 United States Commission on the Boundarj- between Venezuela and British Guiana

1S9S—

Part I Part 2 Part 3 Tariff Act, 1S97.. Treaty between the United States and Austria (Naturalization) Treaty with Great Britain (Washington, 1S71) Treaty with Spain (Amity) (extradition) Treaty, International, Exchange of Official Documents

Treaty with Great Britain, Commerce and Na\T.gation, 1813 Treaty between the United States and Colombia (Extradition) , Treaties between Japan and Hawaii

Views of Commodore Melville on the Nicaragua Canal, 1897 War Revenue Law of 1898, with Index '. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report of the Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1897 Navy Department, 1897 Post-office Department, 1897 State and other Departments, 1S97 Treasury Department, 1S97 War Department, 1897 Annual Report of the

Board of General Appraisers, 1897 Chief of the Bureau of Engravdng and Printing, 1897 Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, 1897 Chief of the Division of Revenue-Cutter Service, 1897 Chief of the Secret-Service Division, 1897 Commissioner-General of Immigration, 1895 Commissioner-General of Immigration. 1896 Commissioner of Commerce and Navigation, 1897 Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1897 Comptroller of the Currency, 1897 Comptroller of theTreasurj^ 1897 Director of the Mint, 1897 Operations of the Life-Saving Ser\dce, 1897 Light-House Board, 1897 ]Marine-Hospital Service, 1896 Register of the Treasury, 1897 Secretary' of the Treasury, 1897 Supervising Architect of the Treasury, 1897 , Super\dsing Special Agent, 1897 Supervising Inspector-General, 1897 United States Commissioner of the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of Columbia, 1897 Addendum to Instructions to Custodians of Public Buildings, 1897
128 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of ajtnual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal yeaf tnded fiDiejo, i8g8—Cont'd. TRKAvSURY D:ePARTMKNT—Continued.

Title. Appendix to the Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic

Survey, 1896: No. I : No. 2 . No. 3 . No. 4 .

.

No. 5 .

,

No. 6 . No. 7 . No. 8 .

,

No. 9 . No. 10

.

No. II , No. 12 ,

[897 Beet-Sugar Industry of the United vStates, The, 1897 Catalogue of Charts and other Publications of the Coast and Geodetic Surve}-

Classification of Monthly Imports

Classification of Commodities for Return of Domestic Exports

Classification of Commodities for Return of Imports " Coast Pilot for the Atlantic Coast, 1897 Commerce of the United States with Spain, 1898 Compilations Relating to the Pacific Railroads.—Called for by Senate Resolution 139, [897-98. Compilation of the Principal Laws of the United States Relating to Currency and I^oans Comptroller of the Currency Bulletin (published weeklj-) Contingent Expense of the House of Representatives, 1897 Cop3'right Catalogue : No. 340 No. 341 No. 342 No. 343 No. 344 No. 345 No. 346 No. 347 No. 348 No. 349 No. 350 No. 351 No. 352 No. 353 No. 354 No. 355 No. 356 No. 357 No. 358 No. 359 No. 360 No. 361 Decisions of the Comptroller of the Treasurj-

:

Vol. I Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 129

No. 24.

Statement of annual repoHs and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the DepaHnientsfor the fiscal year endedfune 30, iSgS—Q.ors.Vd^.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title.

Decisions of the Board of General Appraisers

Decisions of the Board on Geographic Names

Digest of Appropriations for 1898 Digest of the Naval Appropriations for 189S Dig'est of Decisions of the Treasur\' Department on the Construction of Tariff, Navigation, and other Laws

Estimates of Appropriations for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 1898 Fur-Seal Catch of 1S97, The

General Orders, Nos. 37, 38, and 39, Office of the Secretary of the Treasury' General Orders of the Revenue-Cutter Service (each) General Order, No. 33, Revenue-Cutter Service Hawaiian Tables, Extract from the Summary' of Finance and Commerce

Hearings before the Senate Committee on Commerce in Relation to the Establishment

of a Department of Commerce and Industries, 1898 Histor\' of the Currency of the Country'- Immigration Laws and Regulations, 1897 Imported INIerchandise Entered for Consumption : June, 1S97 October, 1897 Imports and Exports, 1897- 1898 Index to Circulars of the Treasurj^ Department, 1S97 Indexed Tariff Acts, 1890, 1894, and Act of July 24, 1897 Laws relating to the Light-House Establishment of the Second Session Fifty-Fourth and First Session Fifth-Fifth Congress

Library of Congress Copyright Catalogue (weeklj-) Letter from the vSecretars- of the Treasury, Transmitting

Supplemental Estimates of Appropriation to Complete the Ser\dce of Fiscal Year

ending June 30, 1898 A Statement of the Expenditures in the United States Coast and Geodetic vSurv^ey for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1897 Estimates for Defraying the Expense of Collecting the Customs Revenue for the

Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1897 A Statement showing the Receipts and Expenditures of the United States Govern- ment for certain periods A reph- to the Resolution of the House February 23, 1898, in regard to the Conveyance'of Articles to the Cubans and the Suppression of Filibustering In compliance with Resolution of the Senate, Additional Correspondence relative to the Internal-Revenue Ser\-ice To the Senate a Report from the Director of the Hygienic Laboratorj' of the MarineHospital Ser\ace on the vSubject of the Bacteriological Examination of the Potomac

River Relative to the Pollution of the Water Supply of the City of Washington, D. C. Letter from the Postmaster-General relative to Senate Bill 2369, Providing for Postal Savings Banks

Light-House Board Bulletin, monthly, July, 1897, to June, 1898 List of Lights and Fog Signals on the—

Atlantic Coast and Gulf Coast of the United States, 1897 Pacific Coast of the United States, 1897. Northern Lakes and Rivers, 1897 List of Beacons, Buoys, and Day Marks

In the Second Light-House District In the Third Light-House District In the Fourth Light-House District In the Fifth Light-House District In the Sixth Light-House District In the Seventh Light-House District In the Eighth Light-House District On the Pacific Coast of the United States S. Doc. 5 9
130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of annual i-eports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8g8—Cont'd. TRE^ASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies.

List of Beacons, Buoys, aiid Day Marks—Continued. On the Northern I,akes and Rivers

List of Masters, Mates, Pilots, and Engineers of Merchant Vessels Licensed in 1896 Marine-Hospital Service Public Health Reports (weekly)

Message of the President to the Second Session of the Fifty-fifth Congress Monetary Changes in Japan, by Garrett Draper, 1871-1877 Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for

Maj^ 1897 June, 1897 July, 1897 August, 1897 September, 1897 October, 1897 November, 1897 December, 1897 January, 1898 Februarj', 1898 March, 1898 April, 1898 May, 1898 National-Bank Act, The, 1897 Notices to Mariners, July, 1897, to July, 1898 (monthly)

Number of Persons Examined, Passed, and Appointed under the Civil-vService Law, as

Classified by the Commission since 1890 to June 30, 1898 ; Numerical List of National Banks, 1897

Ofiicial Emoluments of Customs Officers, 1896

Official List of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers of the Marine-Hospital

Service, 1897

Official Register of the Life-Saving Service, 1898 Old and New Tariffs and Administrative Acts

Petition and Memorial of the Turtle Mountain Band of Pembina Indians in Reference

to their Claim under the Bowman Act

Portion of a Speech of Mr. Meline in the French Chamber of Deputies, November 10,1897 Post Lights on Western Rivers Preliminary Tables and Table No. i, being part of the Annual Report on Finance and

Commerce, 1897 Press vSynopsis of the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency, 1897 Principal Articles of Domestic Export for

June, 1897 July, 1897 August, 1897 September, 1897 October, 1897 November, 1897 December, 1897 January, 1898 February, 1898 March, 1898 April, 1898 May, 1898 Proceedings of the Assay Commission, 1898 Receipts and Expenditures of the Government for Certain Periods Regulations Governing Sea-Otter Hunting in the Waters of Alaska, 1898. Report of George G. Turnell on Lake Commerce
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of anmial reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ended fune 30, /.^p^—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued. Number

3f copies.

:Report of Special Commissioner Cridler to the Paris Exposition Report of the Bering Sea Fur-Seal Investigation^ 1S96, Second Preliminary- Heport of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Inter^-ention in Cuban Affairs. Report of the Secretary- of State on the Protection of Fur Seals in Bering Sea and North

Pacific Ocean, 1S97 Report of Special Agent on the Rookeries of Commander Island, 1897 Report on the Production of Precious :Metals in the United States, 1897 Revenue Gangers' Manual. 1S96 Re\-ised Regulations of the INIarine-Hospital Service, 1S97 Rules and Regulations Governing the Course of Instructions on the Practice Ship Chase

Rules and Regulations Governing the Movements and Anchorage of Vessels in the St. Mary s River, 1&9S Schedule E.—Classification of Merchandise, 1S97 Smelting Regulations for the United States Mint

Special Report of Ira Aver on Tin and Terne Plates, 1S97 Special Publication No. i, California—Bay of San Francisco Stamp Duties. 1S9S Statement of Secretary- Gage before the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency-, 1S97 Sugar Regulations, Act of July- 24, 1S97 Supplement to the United States Coast Pilot

Part 1, 1897 Part 2, 1897 Part 3, 1897 Part 4, 1897 Part 5, 1897 Part 6, 1897 Part 7, 1897 Table showing the Taxes Imposed under the Revenue Act of June 13, 1S98 Table No. 14, of the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Commerce and Navigation, Table showing the Trade of the United States with the Countries of Asia and Oceanica.

Tariff Act of July 24. The

Telegraphic Code of the Marine-Hospital Ser\-ice Tide Tables for the Pacific Coast for—

Trade of the United States with the Hawaiian Islands, 1897 Total Value of Imports and Exports (monthly publication) United States Notes, The, 1S78-1S97 Value of Fine Gold Bullion in England : Letter of the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury- relative to, 1898 War Revenue Law of 1898, with Index

World's Wheat Supply and Trade, 189S. The

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300 800

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Annual Report of the—

Adjutant-General, 1897 Commissary--General, 1897 Inspector-General, 1897 Judge-Advocate-General, 1897 Major-General Commanding the Array. Paymaster-General, 1897 Quartermaster-General, 1897 ,

1897.

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Title. Number

of copies. Annual Report of the

Board of Commissioner.s of the Soldiers' Home, 1897 Board of Publication of the Records of the War of the Rebellion, 1S97 Board of Visitors to the United States Military Academy, 1897 Chief of the Bureau of Engineering, 1897 Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, 1897 Chief of Record and Pension Office, 1897 Chief Signal Officer, 1897

Secret;). rv of War:

Surge ; L 1897 Superintendent of Congressional Ubrar;. JJnilding, 1897 Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, 1897 Appendix M M to the .Vnnual Report of the Chief of Engineers, 1897 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance, 1897: No. 7 No. 10 No. 13 No. 14 Appendix to the Military Laws of the United States Army Regi-ster, 1897 Army Register, 1898 Army Regulations, 1898 Artillery Circulai". No. -. 1897 Artillery Memoranda, Xo. 2, 1898 Atla-, Cliickaniau^'-a and Chattanoo.tfa liattlefields Autumn Maneuvers in Europe, 1S96 Branch Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Uetter of the Secretary of War on, 1898 Call for Troops, 1861-1864, and Supplement thereto Care and Preservation of Moinniu uts, etc., at Antietam Battlefield Cavalry Pioneer Tools and JJi.1411 J vx plosives Chickamauga and Chattanoo^^a Military Park, Dedication of, 1895 CirnilrM- o"" Information for Candidates Seeking Appointment in the Medical Corps of

tl; -tates Army, ; Coij. of the Regulations of the Quartermaster's Department, 1897 Drill Regulations for the

Cavalry of the United States Army, 1897 Coast Artillery, United States Army, 1897 Hospital Corps, T'nited States Army, 1897 , Infantry fnil':'! Stat' s Army, i-yy Siege ,\; tilj<-v;/ riiii' d '.\m\<:-. Army, i -,97 Examination < ,\ ]< ea ]--,-. dmi r.-:.i W alker, J'rofe^sor Ifau])t, and General Hains before

the ^'-l(-(:t <:om)i:ittf on .Vicarae^ua Canal. June, i -'j- Extended Order Drill, Infantry Drill Regulations

Extract from Biennal Register, July i, 1897 -

Extract from the new Drill Regulations of the Russian Cavalry General Information Series: No. 16, part 3 No. 16, part 4 No. 17, part I No. 17, part 2
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Title. Number

of copies.

I^aws of the United States Authorizing the Construction of Bridges over the Navigable Waters of the United States Letter from the Secretary- of War transmitting— A letter from the Chief of Engineers, together with a Report from Captain Chit- tenden of a Preliininar\- Examination made by him of Certain Reser\^oir Sites in the States of Wj-oming and Colorado '. A Report from the Surgeon-General of the Armj- and Capt. D. Du Gaillard. Corps of Engineers, Relative to the Filtration of the' Water Supply of the District of Columbia. A copy of a Letter from the Secretary- of the Chamber of Commerce, State of New

York, accompanied by a copy of a R'eport of the Chamber on the Subject of Harbor

Defense, and a copy of the Proceedings of the National Defense Association

List of Abbreviations of the Titles of Medical Periodicals.

List and Description of Vessels of the Spanish Xa\-3- List of Steamboat Wrecks on the Missouri River. 1S97 List of Questions in Militan.- Law

Manual of United States Army, 1898 : Arms, Infantry' Drill Regulations

Photography

Quartermaster's Department

Subsistence Department

Paymaster's Department

Manual for United States Army, 1S98 : Chaplains Cooks

Court-Martial Medals of Honor issued by the War Department

Message of the President, communicated to the two Houses of Congres: „ , on the Relations of the United States to Spain by reason of Warfare in the Island of Cuba

Message from the President. Transmitting Consular Correspondence respecting the Condition of the Reconcentrados in Cuba, the State of the War in that Island, and the

Prospects of the Projected Autonomy

Military- Engineering Memoranda

Military- Notes on Cuba Monograph on Reservoirs and their Effects on the Floods of the ^lississiyjpi System. . . Notes and Tables on Organization and Establishment of the Spanish Armv in the Peninsula and Colonies ." Notes on the Con.struction of Ordnance : No. 7:^ No. 74

• Oflacial Table of Distances ' Organized Militia of the United States, 1S97. The '. Organization of the Bridge Equipage of the Army, 1898

' Pamphlet containing Legislation, Monument Regulations, etc.. Pertaining to Chicka- | mauga and Chattanooga Park | Public Documents of the Earlj- Congresses

Reconnoi-ssance of the Gold Fields of Alaska, 1S97 Regulations and Decisions Pertaining to the Uniforms of the Army, 1S97

ir

General Orders: No. 41, 1897 No. 49, 1897 No. 55. 1S97 Graphic Range Table for 12-inch Breech- Loading Mortar

Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for Mortar Carriages

Instructions for using the Heliograph, of the Signal Corps

Instructions for using the Telephone

Instructions for using Moore's Improved Pack Saddle

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the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedJune ^o, 7(?9<?—Cont'd. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Report of the

Board of Ordnance and Fortification, 1897 ,. Board for the I^ocation of a Deep-Water Harbor in Southern California, 1897 Naval Board of Inquiry upon the Destruction of the Battle Ship Maine, 1898 Deep Waterway Commission, 1897 Report of

Captain Crowninshield on the Nicaragua Canal George G. Tunell on I,ake Commerce

The Inspector-General of the Army, with Appendixes, of an Inspection of the Several Branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers (with Index) Report on the Designs by Competition for a Bridge or Viaduct Across Rock Creek

Roster of General Officers of the Army, 1898 Rough I^ist of the More Important Additions to the War Department lyibrary Selected Professional Papers Translated from European Military Articles

Soldiers' Handbook, United States Army, 1898 Subsistence and Messing in European Armies

Tables of I^ogarithms Use of the Army in Aid of the Civil Power NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Abstract of Course at the Naval War College, 1897 Acts and Resolutions relative to the Navy Department and Marine Corps, 1896-97 Addenda to the Gunnery Drill Book, June 30, 1897 Alphabetical I^ist of Vessels of the United States Navy, 189S American Practical Navigator, 1897 Annual Register of the United States Naval Academy, 1897 Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of

Construction and Repair, 1897 Equipment, 1897 Navigation, 1897 Ordnance, 1897 Steam Engineering, 1897 Yards and Docks, 1897 Annual Report of the—

Board of Visitors to the United States Naval Academy, 1897 Colonel Commandant of the Navy, 1897 Hydrographer of the Navy, 1897 Judge-Advocate-General of the Navy, 1897 Paymaster-General of the Navy, 1897 Secretary of the Navy, 1897 Superintendent of the Naval Observatory, 1897 Surgeon-General of the Navy, 1897 Azimuth Tables

Boat Signals of the Navy

Bowditch's Useful Tables

Catalogue of Charts and Plans for the North Atlantic Stations Catalogue of Charts, Plans, Sailing Directions, and other Publications of the Navy

Department

Catalogue of Ship's and Crew's I^ibraries of the Battle Ship Oregon

Contribution to Terrestrial Magnetism

Description of Modern Ordnance
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the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8—Cont'd. NAVY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. General Information Series

:

No. 16, part 3 No. 16, part 4 r No. 17, part I No. 17, part 2 General Court-Martial Orders Hydrographic Bulletins Index to Notice to Mariners

Index to Notice to IMarines of the Great Lakes

International Law Situations, 1897 International Signal Code, 1897 Instructions for Standard Ship Calculations

List of Lights of the World, vol. i List and Stations of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the Navy, July i, 1897. Manual of Phj^sical Drill or Setting-up Exercise for Use in the Navy

Na\y Regulation Circulars Naval Personnel Bill, with Letter of Assistant Secretary of the Navy Department

Nomenclature and Description of Fletcher's Rapid-Fire Breech Mechanism, etc Notices to ^Mariners Notice to INIariner.s of the Great Lakes

Pacific Coaster's Nautical Almanac, 1898 Register of Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps, January

I, 1S98 ' Regulations Governing the Uniforms of the Commissioned Officers of the Navy, 1897.

.

Report of the

Armor Factorj- Board . with Accompanying Documents, Dec. 7, 1897 Board Appointed to Consider the Subject of Dry Docks, January 31, 1897 Naval Court of Inquiry upon the Destruction of the Battle Ship Maine

Naval Board Inspection of Merchant Ships Report on the Operations of the Naval Militia Sailing Directions for the Bay of Fundy

Sailing Directions for the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, 1898 Sailing Directions for the Gulf and River St. Lawrence

Signal Codes for Northwest Coast Signal Stations, 1898 Special Notices to Mariners Supplemental Tables for Plotting Gun Practice

Tactical Signal Book of the Navy

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Act of Aug. 30, 1890—For the More Complete Endowment of Colleges of Agriculture and

Mechanic Arts Annual Report of the—

Acting Superintendent of the Sequoia and General Grant National parks, 1897 Acting Superintendent of the Yellowstone National Park, 1897 ... Architect of the Capitol, 1897 Assistant Secretary of the Interior, 1897 Board of Indian Commissioners, 1897 Commissioner of

Education, 1897 General Land Office, 1897 Indian Affairs, 1897 Labor
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Title. Annual report of the—

Commissioner of

Patents—

1896 1897 Pensions, 1897 Railroads, 1897 , Director of the Geological Survey

Seventeenth, 1896 , Eighteenth, 1897 , Governor of

Alaska, 1896 Arizona, 1897 New Mexico, 1897 , Oklahoma, 1897 , Mine Inspector of—

Indian Territory, 1897 , NeviT Mexico, 1897. , President of the—

Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, 1897 , Howard Universitj-, 1897 "Washington Hospital for Foundlings, 1897 Secretary of the Interior, 1897 , Superintendent of the

Government Hospital for the Insane, 1897 Hot Springs Reservation, 1897 Indian Schools, 1897 Yosemite National Park, 1897 Surgeon in Chief of the Freedman's Hospital, 1897 Brief in Status of Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue , Circular of Instructions to Special Agents of the General Land Office, 1898 , Civil Service Rules, Amendments to, since 1883 Classifications in Graded Schools, 1891-92 Coal I^and I^aws and Regulations Thereunder, 1882 Decision of the Secretary of Interior in the Case of Harry M. La FoUette et al., Apr. 2 1898 Directory of Clay Workers in—

Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Colorado

Connecticut and Rhode Island

Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota Iowa

Kansas Maine

Massachusetts Michigan

Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire and Vermont New Jersey New York

Pennsylvania Texas

Number

of copies.
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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year endedfune 30, 7<59<^—Cont'd. DEPARTME;XT of the interior—continued.

Directory- of Claj' Workers in

Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Documents Illustrative of American Educational History-, 1892-93 Education in Alaska, 1S95-96 Education and Patho-Social Studies, 1896 General Instructions to Special Examiners of ttie Pension Bureau, 1897 Geology of the Gold Fields of Southern Alaksa, 1897 Geology of the Yukon Gold District Geological Sur\-ey Exploration of Alaska, 1896 Geological Survej- Librar\-, Exchange I^ist of, 1897 Index to the Annual Reports of the Secretary of Interior, 1888-1896 Index to certain Acts, Joint Resolutions, and Tables of Contents of Acts, etc., First Ses- sion Fifty-Fifth Congress Index to the Ofl&cial Gazette : Vol. rS

Number

of copies.

Vol. 79 Vol. So Vol. 81 Instructions to Examining Surgeons of the Bureau of Pensions, 1898. I,and Decisions : Vol. 24

Vol. 25 Laws Governing the Granting of Army and Na\y Pensions

List of the Publications of the Geological Sur\-ey, 1897 Manual of Examinations for the Classified Civil Service, 1897 Manual of Instructions for the Sur^,-e3- of ^Mineral Lands, 1897 Opinions of the Assistant Attornej'-General for the Interior Department

Osage, Annuity Roll of Contested Cases Patent Laws, 1S97 Part 3 of Art and Industr}- Report

Pension Decisions, Vol. S , Proceedings of Institutes, Indian School Servnce, 1897 , Register of the Department of the. Interior, 1898 , Registering Classified Laborers at the Insane Asj'lum Report on Educational Appropriation for Alaska, 1S98 Report on the Introduction of Reindeer into Alaska, 1897 Right of Way Over Public Lands for Canals, Ditches, Reser\-oirs, etc Roster of Disqualified Attorne3-s and Agents of the Pension Bureau , Routes to .\gencies, etc., 189S Rules of Practice of the Patent Office, 1S97 Statement showing the Names, etc., of Pensioners Receiving Pensions in Excess of $45 per Month '. .. Sunday Schools : Extract from Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1897 United States Mining Laws and Regulations Thereunder, December 10, 1891 United States Statutes Concerning the Protection and Resristration of Trade-Marks and

Labels, with Rules of the Patent OflSce Relating Thereto, 1892 War-Revenue Law of 1898, with Index

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100
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Annual Report of the

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1897 Postmaster-General, 1897

:

With appendices Without appendices

Superintendent of the Dead-I^etter Office, 1897 Order of the Postmaster-General and Opinion of the Assistant Attorney-General in the Wedderburn Cases

Postal I^aws and Regulations, 1893 , DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI^TUREAccessions to the Library : April to June, 1897 .

.

July to September, 1897 October to December, 1897 January to March, 1898 Additional Notes on Seed Testing

Adulteration of Wheat Flour ,

.

Age of Trees and Time of Blazing Determined by Annual Rings

Agricultural Associations in Belgium

Agricultural Education and Researches in Belgium

Agricultural Education and Researches in Scandinavian Countries and Finland

Agricultural Imports and Exports, 1893-1897 Agricultural Outlook of the Coast of Alaska

Agricultural Production and Prices Aims and Tendencies of German Agricultural Experiment Stations

Alfalfa or I,ucern American Ginseng : Its Historj^, Protection, and Cultivation An Experiment in Tea Culture An Ideal Department of Agriculture and Industries Analyses of Sugar Beets Grown in Various States Annual Report of the Chief of the

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1897 Division of Agrostology, 1897 Division of Accounts and Disbursements, 1897 Division of Biological Survey, 1897 Division of Foreign Markets, 1897 Division of Pomology', 1897 Division of Publications, 1897 Division of Soils, 1897 Division of Vegetable Phj'siology and Pathology, 1897 Weather Bureau, 1897 Annual Report of the—

Director of the Office of Experiment Stations, 1897 Director of the Office of Road Inquiry, 1897 vSecretary of Agriculture, 1897 Special Agent of the Office of Fiber Investigations, 1897 Statistician, 1897 Annual Report on the Work and Expenditures of the Agricultural Experiment Stations,

1897 Asparagus Culture Austria-Hungary as a Factor in the World's Grain Trade
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the heads of the Departments for the fscat year ended fiuie so. iSgS—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICLXTURE—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Barnyard :Manure Bee Keeping ^ Beet Sugar Industry- in the United States , Bermuda Lil^' Diseases : A Preliminar\- Report of Investigations Bibliography of Poultn.- Bibliography of the More Important Contributions to American Economic Entomology.

Bird Day in Schools

Birds that Injure Grain

Blackleg: Its Nature, Cause, and Prevention Black Rot of the Cabbage. The

Blue Jay and Its Food, The

Books on Agriculture and Agricultural Science, Some

Box-Elder Plant Bug, The Broom Corn

Butter Making on the Farm

Camphor Tree, The

Care of Dair^- Utensils. The

Care of Milk on the Farm

Caniagre

Carpet Beetle, The ; or • Buffalo Moth " Catalogue of Fruits Recommended for Cultivavion in the Various Sections of the United

States

Cattle Ranges of the Southwest Histors- of the Exhaustion of the Pasturage, and

Suggestion for Its Restoration Changes in and Additions to Methods of Analysis Adopted at the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Annual Meetings of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists

Chicorj- Grown as an Addition to the Resources of the American Farmer

Clover Mite, The Common Birds in their Relation to Agriculture, Some Common Poisonous Plants, Some

Commercial Fertilizers : Composition and Use

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium , Cotton Seed and its Products

Cotton Crops of 1896-97 Country- Slaughterhouse as a Factor in the Spread of Diseases, The

Cowpea. The

Creameries or Butter Factories Crop Reports for

July, 1S97 ; August, 1S97 September, 1S97 October, 1897 November, 1S97 Crop Circulars for

May, 1S9S June, 1898 Cultivated Vetches, The

DairA- Herd, The : Its Formation and Management

Dair^' Industry-, The, In :Missouri and Kansas

Dair\- Schools Danger of Importing Insect Pests

Descriptive Catalogue of the Useful Fiber Plants of the World

-Destructive Potato Diseases, Some

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Title.

Division of

Botany

Chemistry

Entomology

Forestry Pomology

Publications

Soils : Vegetable Phj-siology and Pathology

Dietary Studies in New York City in 1895 and 1896 Digest of Metabolism Experiments, in which the Balance of Income and Outgo was

Determined

Directions for Pasteurization of Milk

Direction for the Use of Blackleg Vaccine

Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees Dodders Infecting Clover and Alfalfa Ducks and Geese : Standard Breeds and Management.

Edible and Poisonous Fungi, Some

Electrical Method of Moisture Determination in Soils, The

Essentials in Beef Production, Some '.. Every Farm an Experiment Station • Experiments with Sugar Beets in 1S92 Experimental Gardens and Grounds Experiment Station Record : Vol. VIII, No. 10 No. II No. 12. , = Vol. IX, No. I No. 2. No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II Experiment Station Work

:

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 N0.5 Extermination of Noxious Animals b}' Bounties , Facts about Milk Farm Drainage

Feeding of Farm Animals, The

Feeding Value of Corn Stover, The

F^ertilizer Industry-, The

Fig Culture, Edible Figs : Their Culture and Curing

Final Report on the Crops of 1897 .... Flax for Seed and Fiber in the United States

Number

of copies.
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the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year endedJune 30, iSgS—Cont'd. DKPARTMEXT OF AGRICULTURK—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Foods for Man. , Foods, Nutritive : Value and Cost ^ Forest Conditions and Interests in Wisconsin

Forest Growth and Sheep Grazing in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon.

Forestry for Farmers

Fowls : Care and Feeding

Fruit-Tree-Bark Beetle, The

Gipsy IMoth in America. The

Grain Smut, The: How They are Caused and How to Prevent Them

Grape Diseases on the Pacific Coast

Grasses and Forage Plants of Central Texas. A Report Upon

Hawaiian Commerce from iSS-to iSq; Highway' Maintenance and Repairs, Highvcay Taxation : Comparative Results of Labor and :NIonev Svstems Contract Svstem of ^laintaining Roads

Historical Sketch of the United States Department of Agriculture

Present Organization

Its Objects and Hog Cholera and Swine Plague, The

Horse-Radish Hybrids and Their Utilization in Plant Breeding

Important Insecticides • Directions for their Preparation and Use Improvement in Our Native Fruits Improvement in Wheat Culture lucreasing the Durability of Timber : Influences of Environment in the Organization of Plant Varieties

Insects Affecting the Cotton Plant

Insects Affecting Domestic Animals : An Account of the Species of Importance in North America, with Mention of Related Forms Occurring on Other Animals

Insect Control in California

Insect Enemies of the Grape, The Principal

Insects Injurious to Stored Grain, vSome

Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites, The

Interesting Soil Problems, Some

Irrigation on the Great Plains, 1S9S Irrigation in Humid Climates Jack Rabbits of the United States

Kaffir Corn : Characteristics, Culture, and Use Key to Subject Index of Literature of Agricultural Experiment Stations and Kindred

Institutions Lawns and Lawn Making

Leguminous Forage Crops Leguminous Plants for Green Manuring and for Feeding

Libran,-, The

Liming of Soils, The

List of Bulletins and Circulars Issued by the United States Department of Agriculture and Available for Free Distribution

List- of Officials and Associations Connected with the Dairs- Interests in the United

States and Canada for 1S9S . .* Losses in Boiling Vegetables, and Composition and Digestibility of Potatoes and Eggs. Manuring of Cotton, The

Marketing Farm Produce Meadows and Pastures : Formation and Cultivation in Middle Eastern States Meats : Composition and Cooking

Mechanics of Soil Moisture, The

Methods of Analysis Adopted by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists Methods of Curing Tobacco
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Title. Methods of Determining the Digestibility of Feeding Stuffs, The

Methods of Propagating the Orange and Other Citrus Fruits Methods and Results of Investigations on the Chemistry' and Kconomy of Food

iSlexican Cotton-Boll Weevil in 1897, The

Migration of Weeds

Milk as a Food

Milk SuppU' of Boston and Other New England Cities Miscellaneous Results of the Work of the Division of Fntomologj^ Some

Modern Disinfectants, Some

Mosquitoes and Fleas Needs and Requirements of a Control of Feeding Stuffs, The

Needed Reforms in Fertilizer Inspection

Nitrogen—Free Extract of Plants and Feeding Stuffs, The .• Notes on the Eniploj-ment of Convicts in Connection with Road Bi;ilding Notes on Peach Culture Notes on the Grasses and Forage Plants of Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado North American Fauna, No. 13 Number, Status, and Compensation of Employees in Department of Agriculture, 1S98. Nutrition Investigation in Pittsburg, Pa., 1894-1S96 Nutrition Investigation at the University- of Tennessee, iSgS-'gy Nut Culture in the United States Observation of Recent Cases of Mushroom Poisoning in the District of Columbia

Of what Service are Statistics to the Farmer?

Office of Expei-iment Stations

Office of Fiber Investigations

Office of Road Inquiry' Olive Culture in the United States

Number

of copies.

Organization I^ists of Agricultural Experiment Stations and Institutions with Courses

in Agriculture in the United States Origin and Formation of Organic Matter in Plants Onion Culture Our Trade with Cuba, 18S7 to 1897 Our Trade with Spain, 1888-1897 Our Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products, 1893-1897 Ox Warble, The

Peach Growing for Market

Peanuts : Culture and Uses Pear Slug, The

Periodical Cicada in 1898, The

Popular Education for the Farmer in the United States Possible Influence of Importation of Hawaiian vSugar on Beet Sugar Production in the ! United States

j Potato Culture

j Potash and Its Function in Agriculture 1 Preliminary' Report on the Soils of Florida Present and Future of Applied Entomology in America, The

Present Status of Flax Culture in the United States Preventive Vaccination Against Blackleg

Proceedings of the

Ninth Annual INIeeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Tenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists Eleventh Annual Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, iSgS •
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Title. Number

of copies. Proceedings of the—

Annual Conventions of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists- Eighth Annual. iSgi Eleventh Annual, 1S94 Tvrelfth Annual, 1895 Thirteenth Annual, 1896 Fourteenth Annual, 1897 National Convention for the Suppression of Insect Pests and Plant Diseases by I^egislation, 1S97 , Progress in Timber Physics Prune Culture in the Pacific Northwest Pruning and Training of Grapes

Publications of the—

Division of Statistics of the United States Department of Agriculture. United States Department of Agriculture, for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, corrected to Oct. i, 1S97 Recent Laws Against Injurious Insects in North America, together with the Laws

Relative to Foul Brood Recent Legislation on State Forestry Commissions and Forest Reser^-es Reference List of Publications relating to Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms

Reference to the Literature of the Sugar Beet, exclusive of Works in Foreign Lan- Renewing of Worn-out Prairie Pastures, The.

Repairs of Macadam Roads .

.

Report of Botanist for 1S97 Report of Committee on Standards for Volumetric Apparatus, Standard Temperatures

for Specific Gra\-ity Determinations, etc Report to Congress on Agriculture in Alaska

Report of the—

Chief of the Division of Forestrj^, 1897 Chief of the Division of Chemistry, 1S97 Committee on :\Iethods of Teaching Agriculture Second Report

Entomologist, 1897 Review of Publications on Agricultural Botanj- Issued in France during 1896 Revision of the Tachinidce of America North of Mexico, a Family of Parasitic Two- Winged Insects .

.

San Jose Scale and its Nearest Allies, The

San Jose Scale in 1S96-97, The

San Jose Scale, The: Its Occurrences in the United States, with a Full Account of its Life History and the Remedies to be Used Against It Seed Production and Seed Saving

vSewage Disposal on the Farm and the Protection of Drinking Water

Sheep Feeding

Silos and .Silage Spain's Foreign Trade

Spraying for Fruit Diseases

Soil Moisture : A Record of the Amount of Water Contained in .Soils During the Crop

Season of 1S96 : Sorghum as a Forage Crop

Souring of Milk and other Changes in Milk Products Soy Bean as a Forage Crop, The

Standard Varieties of Chickens

Statistics of Land-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations : 1896 3, 000
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Title.

Striped Cucumber Beetle, The

Sugar Beet, The : Culture, Seed Development, Manufacture, and Statistics Superior Value of Large, Heavy Seeds, The

Sweet Potatoes : Culture and Uses

Synoptical Index of the Reports of the Statistician, 1863-64 Timber Pines of the Southern United States Timothy in the Prairie Region , Tobacco Soils of the United States: a Preliminary Report upon the Soils of the Princi pal Tobacco Districts , Tomato Growing

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United States Wheat for Eastern Asia Uses of Wood, The

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of Labor vStatistics Fourth Special Report of the Commissioner of Labor—On Compulsory- Insurance in Germany

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Pacific Railroads, 1862-1894 Address in Commemoration of the Inauguration of George Washington, 1789 .. Affairs in Cuba—Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1897-1898 Agricultural Experiment Stations—Their Objects and Works, 1895 Agricultural Experiment Station, Records, vols. 1-8, 1889-1896 Agricultural Depression, Causes and Remedies ; by W. A. Peffer, Jan. 18, 1895 Agriculture in Alaska, with descriptive maps, 1897 Agriculture in South America ... S. Doc, 5 10
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Pensions, 1S95-96 Railroads, 1894-1896 Comptroller of the

Currenc}', vols, i and 2, 1S93-1S97 Treasury', 1S97 Director of the Bureau of Ethnology : Vol. 1, 1880 Vol. 2, 1881 Vol. 3, 1882 Vol. 4, 1883 Vol. 5, 1884 ." Vol.6, 1885 Vol. 7, 1886 Vol.8, 1887 Vol. 9, 1889 Vol. 10, 1890 Vol. II, 1891 Vol. 12, 1892 Vol. 13, 1893 Vol. 14, 1894 Vol. 15, 1895 Vol. 16, 1896 Vol. 17, 1897 Director of the United States Geological SurvejVol. 2, 1881 Vol. 3, 1882 Vol. 4, 1883 Vol. 5, 1884 Vol. 6, 1885 Vol. 7, 1886 Vol. 8 1887 Vol. 9, 1888 Vol. 10, 1889 Vol. II, 1890 Vol. 12, 1 89 1 Vol. 13, 1892 Vol. 14, 1893 Vol. 15, 1894 Vol. 16, 1895 Vol. 17, 1896 Vol. 18, 1897 Director of the United .States Mint, 1894-1897 Health Ofificer of the District of Columbia, 1896 . Governor of Alaska, 1894-1896 Governor of Arizona, 1896 Governor of New Mexico, 1896 Uight-House Board, 1896-97 Uibrary of Congress, 1897 National Academy of Sciences, 1864 National Museum, 1853-1896

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Superintendent of Public Documents, 1895 Annexation Treaty with the Havi^'aiian Islands, 1898 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Attorney-General of the United States, Appropriations for New Offices, etc., from the Fiftieth to the first session of the

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Artificial Propagation of the Rainbow Trout

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States, 1SS9 Cattle, Diseases and B'eeding of , Cattle and Dairy Farming, parts i and 2, 1888 Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the I^aying of the Corner

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Ejnglish Portuguese Spanish Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, House Bill and Report Common Crow, The, of the United States Compendium of the Tenth Census, 1880 Compendium of the Eleventh Census, 1890 Comprehensive Index to the Publications of the United States Government,

1889-1895 Compilation and Index to the Tariff I^aws of the United States, 1789-1883 Compulsory Insurance in Germany and other Countries in Europe, 1895 Coinage L,egislation in the United States, A Brief History of, 1 792-1890 Coinage I^aws of the United States, with Appendix Relating to Coins and Currency, 1 792-1894. Coinage of Gold and Silver, 1891 Conduct of the War, vols, i and 2 Congressional Directory, Fortj^-seventh Congress to the second session of the

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on Consumption and Production, with Testimony, Report on, vols, i and 2, 1895 Cruise of the Revenue Steamer Corwin in the Arctic Oceai 1894-95 Cuba : Resolutions and Bills Relating to, 1897-98 President's Message and Correspondence on, 1897-98 Cuban Documents of the Fifty-fourth Congress

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Debate on the Interstate-Commerce Acts of the Fift\--second and Fifty-third Consresses " Decisions of the Commissioner of ent Cases, iSq=; Patents and the United States Courts in Pat- Declaration of Independence and Washington's Farewell Address

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Vols. 1-7, 18S1-1SS7 Vols. S-16, 15SS-1S97 Fishes of the Missouri River Basin

Fish-Culture Investigations in Montana. Wyoming, and Texas

Fisheries of Indian River, Florida, 1S97

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Foreign Commerce, Navigation, Immigration, and Tonnage

Foreign Relations of the United States, Papers relating to, vols. 1-2, 1894-1896 Foreign Tariffs, 1884 Forestry Division, Bulletins of Fort Pillow Massacre, etc Fruit Diseases and Insecticides Fruit Culture in Foreign Countries Fur-Seal Fisheries of Alaska, 1889 Future of Silver, The

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Black Hills of Dakota. . , High Plateaus of Utah *. Gold Fields of Southern Alaska Mercur Mining District of Utah Mining Industries of the Cripple Creek District of Colorado Northwestern Oregon

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Banking and Currenc5', 1894-1897 • Civil Service, 1896-97 Interstate Commerce, 1897 Naval Affairs, 1897 Pacific Railroads, 1896

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Marriage and Divorce in the United States and Certain Countries in Kurope,

1S67-1SS6 Maritime Canal of Suez, 1S69-1SS4 ^Maverick National Bank, ^Massachusetts, Failure of, Investigation of, 1S92 Medals of Honor, 1S97 :Medical Histor\- of the War of the Rebellion, parts 1-3, 1861-1865 Memorial of the Woolgrowers' Association to the Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Congresses

:Message of the President of the United States, Transmitting the Report of the Naval Court of Inquiry Upon the Destruction of the Battle Ship Maine in the Havana Harbor Feb. i"^. i-jcS, Together with the Te.stimony Taken Before the Court Messages of the President to the Fifty-fourth and Fift^'-fifth Congresses Metal Railroad Ties, Use of. Report on, 1S94 Methods of the Mechanical Analj-sis of Soils and the Determination of the Amount of Moisture in Soils in the Fields, 1S96 Methods of Killing Fur Seals, 1S95 _

Military- Laws of the United States, 1S97 ^

Military' Reconnoissances in Alaska , Military Schools of Europe, 1896 Military Sj'Stem of Sweden, 1896 Mineral Resources of the United States, 18S5-1S96 Mining Laws of the United States, 1SS5 Alining Debris in the California River Mint Processes of the United States Miscellaneous Documents on Foreign Immigration, 1897 , Miscellaneous Pamphlets on Fisheries and Agriculture , Miscellaneous Papers relating to the Contingent Funds of the United States Senate

Miscellaneous Reports on the Condition of the United States Treasury, etc Miscellaneous Reports on Silver, 1S92-1S95 Miscellaneous Reports and Speeches on the Tariff, 1S83-1897 Miscellaneous Speeches in the—

House of Representatives, 1891-1897 United States Senate, 1S96 Miscellaneous Reports on Alaska, 1897 Miscellaneous Reports, Department of Labor, 1896 Miscellaneons List of Congressional and Public Documents, First to Fifty-fourth Congress

Mississippi River, Improvement of, reports on, second session Forty-seventh Congress Modern Light-House Board, Report of the Money and Prices in Foreign Countries

Monetary' Commission, Report of, Aug. 15, 1876 Monej- Question, Speeches on the Money and Protection Monroe Doctrine Monument at Yorktown, Va., Report of the Committee on

Mountain Obser\-ation in America and Europe

Narrative of the North Polar Expedition, 1864-1869 National Academy of Sciences. :Memoirs of, vols. 2-8 National Association of Sciences, Proceedings of National Lithographic Company, Investigation of the Contract of, 1895 National Loans of the United States, 1776-1880

Number of

copies.

4 $4. GO

I. GO

I I. GG 4 6. OG

13 24.50

I I. 00

189 189. GG

8 8.0G

I I. GO

I I. GO

2. 25 4 4. 00

3 3.00

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10. 50

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Statement of binding done for Senators, Represe^ttatives, and Delegates

under the pi^ovision of section pp, act ofJanuary 12, /<?P5, for the year endi^ig

June so, i8g8—ContinuedTitle.

National Museum

:

Bulletins of the, 1884-1891 Proceedings of the, vols. 1-19, 1878-1896 National Herbarium, vols. 1-5, 1891-1897 Natural Historical Collection—Made in Alaska, 1886 Naval Militia, Report on the Operations of Naval Progress, Notes on, 1894-1896 Navy Department Reports, Documents, etc., 1896-97 Navy Department Charts

Navj' Register, Official

:

1860-1865

. 1895-1898 Navy Regulations

Nautical Almanac, 1897 Navigation L,aws of the United States, 1895 Negro Exodus from the Southern States, parts 1-3, 1880 New Mexico ; Its Resources, Climate, etc., 1894. Nicaragua Canal, Engineer's Report, 1896 Nicaragua Canal, Menocal's Report, 1896 Nomenclature of American Flora North American Birds, I^ife History of, vols, i and 2, 1892, 1895 North American Fauna, Nos. 1-12 North American Insects Nut culture in the United States—Fmbracing Native and Introduced Species Obligations of the United States Government, 1789-1890. Observations of the United States Naval Observatory, 1889

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies during the War of the

Rebellion, 1860-1865

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies during the War of the

Rebellion, 1861-1865

Official Opinions of the Attorney-General of the United States, vols. 17-20

Official Register (Blue Book) of the United States, 1893 Operation of the Tai-iff Acts of 1890-1894 Organized Militia of the United States, 1893-1896 Organization of the Agricultural Experiment Stations, vols. 1-4 Origin and Relations of the Central Maryland Granites

Ornithological Exploration of the Commander Islands Our Foreign Trade, 1893-1897 Oyster Industry, 1895 Pacific Railroads Commission, Reports of the, 1888, 1895, 1897 Pacific Railroads Funding Bill, Debates on

Pacific Railway Investigations, vols. 1-9 Paris

:

Exposition Commission, Report of the, vols. 1-5, 1889 Bering Sea Tribunal of Arbitration, Proceedings of, vols. 1-15, 1895 Exposition, 1900 Electrical Exhibition, 1881 Pan-American Medical Congress, Transactions of, 1893 Papers Prepared for the World's lyibrary Congress at Columbian Exhibition, 1893

.

Papers on Horticulture and Kindred Subjects, 1871 Passport Regulations of Foreign Countries, 1896 Patent I^aws, etc., 1897 .

Number of

copies.

10 $10. 00

19 19. 00 4 4.00

00 16. 75

7 7.00

I. GO

2. 50

6 6. 00

43 43.00

I I. 00

3 3-25

0 6. 00 3.00

2. 25 30 36, 00

2. 25

I. 00

29 66. 25

7. 00

7

14. 00

I I. 00

2 4- 50

596 7, 563- 35 524 524- 25 5 5.00

3

6. 25

2 2.00

8 8. 00 4 4. 00

I 2.00

I 2. 00

5

5. 00

2 2. 00

9

9. 00

92 92. 00

103 103. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

56 56.00

1. 00

3 3.00

9 9. 00

2 2.00
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Title. Number of

copies. Patent Office, Official Gazette, vols. 70-78, 1896 Peach and Vine Diseases . r Peanut Culture and Uses, 1895 Pension Decisions, vol. 8 Pension I^aws Petroleum, Production of, in the United States, 1896 Phosphate Industry of the United States, 1893 Photographs and Photographic Negatives Relating to the War of the Rebellion now in the War Department I^ibrary Pinkerton Detectives, PJmployment of. Report on the, 1894 Poisonous Snakes of North America, 1895 .... Portfolio for State Maps

Po.stal Guide, Official, 1897-98 Postal Savings Banks

Postal I^aws and Regulations, 1S91 Postal Telegraphy and Telephone L,ines in Foreign Countries Potomac Formation

Poultry, Diseases of, 1896 Powers of Congress as to Expulsion, etc Precious Metals in the United States, 1893-1896 Prehistoric Fishing in Europe and North America

Prehistoric Naval Architecture of the North of Europe

President's Message on Cuba

President's aiessages and Reports on the Hawaiian Islands, 1893 Price of Armor Plates, Report of the Committee on

Prices and Wages in Foreign Countries, 1892 Primitive Travel and Transportation, 1894 Principles of Pre-Cambrian North American Geology."

Private Claims Before the

United States Senate, Vol. 1-3 House of Representatives, Vols. 1-2, Forty-sixth Congress Promotion of the Ramie Industry , Proposed Changes in the Currency System of the United States, 1897-98 Proposed Ship Canal from the Great Takes to the Hudson River, Tetter of the

Secretary of War on, 1897 Proposed Tariff Bill No- 379, 1897 Protection v. Free Trade, 1897 Public Act, Number 2 • Public Appropriation Bills, 1897-98 Public Tands and their Water Supply, 1896 Purchases of Camels for Military Purposes

Precedents and Privileges of the United States Senate, 1896 Proof Reading in the Government Printing Office Railroad Tabor, 1889 Railroad Pool Investigation of 1897 Rainfall and Mis.sissippi River Floods

Reciprocity and Commercial Treaties, 1896 Records of Experiment with Sorghum, 1891 Red River Expedition, Fort Fisher, etc

Register, Official, of the—

Interior Department, 1897-98 Department of Justice, 1897 Post-office Department, 1896 State Department, 1897
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Title.

Regulations of the Interior Department as to I,and and Other I^aws

Reindeer, Introduction of Domesticated Reindeer into Alaska, 1894-1896 Relations of the United States with—

Chile, 1892 Cuba, 1896-97 Samoa, 1888, 1895 Report of the Committee on

Invalid Pensions

Interstate Commerce

Operation of the Civil-Service I^aw

Retail Prices and Wages

Report on

Fishes Collected on Survey No. 4 Forestry

Military Affairs Shipbuilding m the United States, 1897. Resolutions and Speeches on Cuba ! Review of the World's Commerce, 1895-96 Revised Statutes of the United States Right of Way of Railroads, Regulations for Road Construction in the United States Road Inquiry and Management of Roads, 1895 Roster of Fxamining Surgeons, 1895 Royal Commission on Bimetallism in Europe, Report of the, 1889 Rules of the General I^and Office : How to Obtain Title to Public I^ands Rules of Practice in the Department of the Interior 1885-1897 Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1894 Russian Fui Seal Islands

Salaries and Compensation of the Officers of the United States Courts Salmon Fisheries of Salmon River, Alaska, 1890-1894 Salmon Fisheries of Columbia River, Alaska, 1892-1894 Savannah, the First Steamship to Cross the Atlantic, the Log of, 1890 Schedule of Examinations of the Civil Service Commission, 1897 Scientific Taxidermy

Seal lyife on the Rookeries, Report of Henry W. Elliott on, 1892-1895 Seal Ivife on the Rookeries, Illustrated, 1885 Search for I^ieutenant De lyong : The Jeannette Expedition, 1882-83 Selected Professional Papers

Selected Tariff Speeches, 1897 Senator Morgan's Speech on the Belligerent Rights of Cuba, 1896-97 Senate Bankruptcy Bill No. 742, 1895 Senate Election Cases, " Taft," 1789-1895 Serial Documents of the United States, 1896 Set Debates in Congress, 1824-1837 Sheep Industry of the United States, History and Present Condition of, 1892. Shofar, The

Shorthand Instruction and Practice, 1891 Slums of Baltimore, Chicago, Ncav York, and Philadelphia, 1894 Smithsonian Papers

Soil Formations, Texture of Some Important

Sources of Information on Military Professional Subjects, 1896 Southern Women in Recent Educational Movement in the South, 1892 Southern Pines, Mechanical and Physical Properties of
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Title.

Spain's Foreign Trade, 1S9S Spain's Case, Senate Resolution

Special Eleventh Census Report .

.

Speeches of Senator Hawley on the Coast Defenses, etc Speeches on Pensions and Suspensions of Speeches and Documents on Silver Speeches and Briefs of Geo. W. Hazelton

Speeches of Senator Mills on Cuba

Speeches on Cuba in the United States Senate, 1896-97 Speeches on Finance, 1897 Speeches of the Honorable

J. P. Jones, 1890-1893 J.W.Daniel

David Turpie, 1888-1898 W. M. Stewart W. C. Jones

J. C. Burrows, 1S73-1898 , Staff Oflacers of the Confederate States Army 1861-1865 State Maps

State Department, Historv- of the

State Papers of President Cleveland, 1883-1889 Statement of the Comptroller of the Currencj'

Statistics, Finance, 1893

Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1S79-1896

Statistical Report of the Agricultural Department, 1891- 1893

Statistics of Commerce, 1897

Statistics of Railways, 1896 Streets and Highwaj-s in Foreign Countries, 1S91 Street Railway- Franchise in the District of Columbia, I,aws Relating to, 1896 Strikes and Lockouts, 1894 Sugar Trust, Report on the Attempted Briber^' of Senators Hunton and Kyle, May 25, 1S94 Sundry Reports on Ventilation of the House of Representatives, 1830-1886 Supplement to the Revised Statutes of the United States Surgical History' of the War of the Rebellion, parts 1-3 Survey of the Connecticut River between Hartford and Holyoke, Mass

Swastika Indians, The, 1S94-95 Table of Distances

Number of

copies.

Tables Showing the Number of Positions in the Executive Civil Service of the United States, Classified and Unclassified, on June 30, 1896 Tariff Acts Passed hy the Congress of the United States, 1789-1895 Tariff Compilation No. 10, 1896-97 Tariff Comparisons, 1883, 1890, 1894, and 1897 Tariff Debates on Bill No. 379

Tariff Hearings before the Committee on Ways and ]Means, 1896-97.

.

Tariff Speeches First Session Fifty-fifth Congress

Tariff of 1897 and the Various Prints of the Dingley Bill Taxation, Report on, 1888 Tehuantepec Canal Survey-, 1S72 Tehuantepec Route, 1895 Tennessee Phosphate Tenth Census Reports, 1880 Test of Metals and other Materials for Industrial Purposes, 1891-1895. Ticket Brokerage, 1897

I 1. 00

I 2. 00

I 3-25

I 1. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00 4 4. 00

2 2.00

9 9. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

2 2. 00

II 11.00

I 1. 00

I I. 00

33 44- 85

2. 25

I2 2 00 60 60 00

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I 1. 00

I 1. 00 4 4.00

113 113.00

248 248. 00

^0 81. 25

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148 163. 75

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246 246. 00

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Statement of binding done for Senatoi^s, Representatives, and Delegates

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I 1. 00

I 1. 00

I 1. 00 Treaties and Conventions between tlie United States and Other Powers, 1776—1887. 7 00

I 1. 00 Treasury Department Circular No 123 1896 2 00

I 1. 00

2. 00

I 1. 00

I 1 . 00

53 89. 25 Varieties of Human Species I 00

2. 00 Venezuela, Blackfield, etc I 1 . 00 Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States, 1792-1896 2 2. 00

4 4. 00 Views of Commodore George Melville 2 2. 00 Violations and Investigations of the Armor Plate Contracts, 1S94-1897 2 2. 00

2 2. 00 War-Revenue I^aw, 1898 2 2. CO

I 1. 00 Water Resources of Illinois, 1896 I 2,25

108 108. 00

I I .00 Wholesale Prices and Wages, Senate Report on 8 8. 00 William and IVIary College Report on 1896 Woman Suffrage, Report of the Committee on, 1896 2 2. 00

3 3.00 Work and Wages of Men, Women, and Children, 1895- 96 6 6. 00

3 3. 00 World's Market for American Produce, 1895-96 I 1. 00 Yearbook of the Agricultural Department, 1886-1896 251 251.00

1. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. i6i

No. 26. Statement of contracts made {by direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printing and binding, from March i, i8g8, to Feb- ruary 28, i8gg.

Name of contractor.

W. W. McBride & Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N Y. The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., I^ockhaven, Pa. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. The Jessup and Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa..

.

New York and Pennsylvania

Co., Lockhaven. Pa. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

Description of paper.

PRINTING PAPER. Machine finish, No.'i, 24 by 38 inches

,

.. .do

....do •

....do

Machine finish. No. i, 38 by 48 inches

,

.do Do. The Jessup and Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Jos. K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa. Do

.do

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C W. W. McBride & Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Do

Jos. K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa. W. W. McBride & Co., Pitts- burg, Pa.

Jos. K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa W. W. McBride & Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, N. Y.

Jos. K.Cass, Tyrone, Pa

The Riverside Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Machine finish, No. i, 38 inches in width.

Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 38 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 21^ by

29 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 29 by 43 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22% by 31% inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22y^ by

31%; inches. do

vSized and supercalendered, 2,1'% by

45^^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 inches,

in width. WRITING PAPER, TO BE OF ANY RE- QUIRED WEIGHT.

White double cap, 17 by 28 inches . . .

,

S. Doc. 5-

Double cap (any color) 17 by

inches.

Weight

per ream.

Lbs.

45

90

70

140

120

40

80

120

50

4240

80

Quantity.

Reams.

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000 5,000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000 5,000

5, 000 500

4, 000

2, 000

3, 000

2, 000

4, 000

1, 000

1, 000

3, 500

1,500

1,500 1,500

1, 000

1, 000

Price.

Per pound.

3 cents.

2.9 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

2.9 cents.

2.9 cents.

2.9 cents.

2.9 cents

3 cents.

3 cents.

3 cents.

2.9 cents.

2.9 cents.

3 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.2 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.3 cents.

3.2 cents.

5.4 cents.

6 cents.
l62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER/

No. 26.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the foint Committee on Printing') for paper for the public printing and binding, from March /, i8g8, to Feb- ruary 28, i8gg—Continued.

Name of contractor.

The Riverside Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass. Do

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. The Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass. Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass. Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Carter, Rice & Co. (Corporation), Boston, Mass.

I^inton Bros,

tucket, R. I. Co., PawDresskell & Kenny. Detroit, Mich.

Holyoke Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

I^inton Bros,

tucket, R.I.

Co., PawSmith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co. Holyoke, Mass.

Description of paper.

PRINTING PAPER—continued. White demy, 16 by 21 inches White double demy, 21 by 32 inches Double demy (any color), 21 by 32 inches. White folio post, 17 by 22 inches Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches , White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches. Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches. White medium, 18 by 23 inches Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches White royal, 19 by 24 inches Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches White superroyal, 20 by 28 inches . .

.

Blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches White imperial, 23 by 31 inches .... Blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches White, 28 inches in w^idth Colored, 28 inches in width Golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches COVER PAPER. Any required size, weight, and color, PLATE PAPER.

First-class, any size, weight, and tint MAP PAPER. Any required size and weight WOOD-CUT PAPER. Any required size, weight, and tint .

.

MANILA PAPER. Any required size and weight

Rope, any required size and weight.

Bleached, 24 by 38 inches GLAZED BOND PAPER.

Glazed, of any color, size, and weight

Weight

per

ream.

Quantity.

Lbs. Reams.

1,000

8, 000 500

1, ODD

100

2, 000

I, 000

TOO

I, 000

100

500

100

I, 000

100

3, 000

100

100

Pounds.

75, 000

125, 000

Reams.

1,500

Pounds.

100, 000

Per pound.

5.4 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 163

No. 26.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) forpaperfor the public printing and binding, from March /, i8g8, to Feb- ruary 28, /<S'pp—Continued. —

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per [Quantity ream ~

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass. Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I. Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Do.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore Md. W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y. Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. The Beebe & Holbrook Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Smith, Dixon Sz. Co., Balti- more, Md. The Keith Paper Co., Turners Falls, Mass. Do.

Do. Do.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md.

Connecticut River Papei Co. Holyoke, Mass. DoDoDo

Do

Do

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. Frank W. McNeal,

York, N. Y. New

ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT. Any required size and weight. Parchment, deed, any required size and weight.CARDBOARD.

Hea\'y railroad board, 22 by 28 inches China board, 22 by 28 inches

Colored, 22 by 28 inches Manila, any required size and weight

,

BRISTOL BOARD.

White, No. i, any required size and

weight.

Colored, any required size and weight

Manila, any required si ze and weight

.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches Double cap, 17 by 28 inches Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Medium, 18 by 23 inches

Royal, 19 by 24 inches

Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches . Imperial, 23 by 31 inches . .

.

Any required size not enumerated

above and not exceeding 28 inches

in width. SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

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

above and not exceeding 28 inches

in width. TISSUE AND COPYING PAPER.

Sized and supercalendered, 21 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 23 by 32 inches. Copying, 18]^ by 22^^ inches. Copying, 20^ by 24^ inches.

Tissue, 20 by 30 inches

Lbs.

280

Pounds.

20, 000

Sheets.

20, 000

20, 000

20, 000

50. 000

500, 000

1, 300, 000

500, 000 Reams.

500

1, 000

1, 000

1. 000

500

300 500

2, 000

2, 000

i,5co

1,500

1,500 500

100

100 500
164 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2^.—Statement of contracts made [by dwection of the Joint Committee on Print-

^''^S) for paper for the public printing and binding, from March /, i8gS^ to Feb- ruary 28, i8gg—Continued.

Name of contractor.

John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y. Bernhard Kupfer, New York,

N. Y. John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do.

Springdale Paper Co., Westfield, Mass. Holyoke Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass. Springdale Paper Co., Westfield, Mass. Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Holyoke Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Holyoke Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass. Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C.

Easton & Rupp, Washington,

D.C.

Description of paper. MARBLE AND COMB PAPER.

Marble, 20 by 25 inches Marble, medium, 20 by 25 inches .

.

Marble, double cap, 19 by 30 inche.' Comb, 20 by 25 inches Comb, double cap, 19 by 30 inches Comb, 22 by 28 inches TYPEWRITER PAPER.

Heavy, 16 by 26 inches ...... Thin, 16 by 26 inches Heavy, 16 by 21 inches

Thin, 16 by 21 inches

16 by 28 inches

CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Cap, 12^ by 15^ inches

I^etter, 21 by 32 inches Packet note, 9 by 11%; inches

Quarto-post, 9^ by 15^ inches

Letter, 21 by 32 inches Packet note, 9 by 11 inches . . . . PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

French folio, 17 by 22 inches. PARCHMENT.

15 by 21 inches.

Weight

per

ream.

Lbs.

Quantity,

Lbs.

Reams.

60

50

300

100

200

Sheets.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 165

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items dicring the fiscal year endedJune so, i8g8. Name of contractor.

Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D.C. Do

Do

Do

Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

C. S. Braisted, New

York,N.Y. Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington. D. C. Do

Do

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

John C. Parker, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Frank W. McNeal, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D.C. Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C.

Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. 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, round, Nos. i to 5, Dixon's . .do. .

.

Pencils, hexagon, Nos. i to 5, Dixon's,

gross.

Pencils, red, Dixon's gross.

Pencils, blue, Dixon's do. .

.

Pencils, green, Dixon's do

Pencils, hexagon, lumber, Dixon s . .do

Pencils, lumber, hexagon, red or blue, Dixon's, gross. Pencils, hexagon, Eagle, Nos. i to 5, gross. Pencils, round. Eagle, Nos. i to 5 gross.

Pencils, blue, red, or green, Eagle . . .do. .

.

Pencils, automatic. No. 865, Eagle, .dozen. Copying leads for automatic pencils,

gross. Penholders, crown. Eagle, No. I .. dozen.

Penholders, crown. Eagle, No. 2 do. .

.

Penholders, crown. Eagle, No 3 do. .

.

Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks. No. 262, E. Faber's, dozen. Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks. No. 268, E. Faber's, dozen. Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks. No. 269, E. Faber's, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers. Eagle, small, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers. Eagle, medium,

dozen. Ink and pencil erasers. Eagle, large, dozen. Rubber erasers, 12 to pound pounds.

Penholders, Eagle, No. 2410 gross. Penholders, Eagle, No. 3411 do. .

.

Penholders, Eagle, No 4712 do. .. Erasive inibber, 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,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's chemical writing,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's carmine quarts. Writing fluid, Arnold's do. .

.

Ink, Thomas's black do. .

.

Ink, Maynard & Noyes's writing . . .do. .

.

Writing fluid. Carter's do. .

.

$3. 60 per gross.

$4. 80 per gross.

I5. 63 per gross. I5.25 per gross. $5.25 per gross.

$3. 46 per gross.

I4. 80 per gross.

$5. 76 per gross.

I5. 76 per gross.

$5. 76 per gross.

$3. 84 per gross.

|6. 91 per gross.

$3. 50 per gross.

$2. 50 per gross.

$3 per gross.

$1. 50 per dozen.

I14. 40 per gross.

20 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

27 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

25 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen.

50 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

48 cents per pound.

$1. 20 per gross.

$1.45 per gross.

$1.55 per gross.

80 cents per pound.

7.9 cents per box.

9 cents per box.

40 cents per quart.

48 cents per quart.

$1.50 per quart.

34 cents per quart.

25 cents per quart.

25 cents per quart.

31.25 cents per

quart.
i66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1"] —Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor.

John C. Parker, Washington, D. C. E.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. K.Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Do..... Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do.....

C. S. Braisted,New York

N. Y. Do

Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York, N. Y. Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C.

Description of articles. STATIONERY—continued. Writing and copying fluid, Sanford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, i/i-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. lo, Faber's do . .

,

Ink eraser and paper cleaner. No. 12, Faber's, gross. Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross.

.

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 404. do

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. i do

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 2 do

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 3 do. .

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 24 do

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 048. . . . do . . .

.

Steel 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. . .

.

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, gross. Steel pens, L,yon's, No. 5, stub gross.

.

Steel pens, L,yon s, No. 5, ground point,

gross. Steel pens, Miller Bros., No. 4 do. . . . 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 . .

.

Waste baskets do Bone folders, large do

Tracing linen, yard wide yards.

.

Bonnet board, blue and white, 17% by 23J/8 inches, sheets.

Quantity.

24048

24

2436

30036

6366

6

6

126

6

6

6

66

6

6

6

6

3

3

3

26

2ID

2

40

96

10, 000

Contract price.

27^ cents per quart.

30 cents per gross.

30 cents per gross.

32 cents per gross.

69 cents per gross. 48 cents per gross. 9 cents per gross.

6 cents per gross.

$12 per gross.

69 cents per gross.

37.5 cents per gross.

65 cents per gross.

65 cents per gross.

65 cents per gross.

65 cents per gross.

38 cents per gross.

38 cents per gross.

48,5 cents per gross

48.5 cents per gross.

48.5 cents per gross.

25 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

91 cents per gross.

81 cents per gross.

45.5 cents per gross.

$2.25 per dozen.

|i.2o per dozen.

37 cents per dozen.

$1.95 per dozen.

$5.40 per dozen.

$2.50 per dozen.

$5.21 per dozen.

$4.40 per dozen.

98 cents per dozen.

21 cents per yard.

2. 1 cents per sheet.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 167

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles.

COAL. White ash anthracite (egg size) tons, Davis Coal and Coke Co.'s coal do. .

.

ICE. Manufactured ice pounds. FORAGE.

Oats pounds. Corn meal do. .

.

Bran do. .

.

Com do. .

.

Hay do. . Straw do. . Flaxseed meal do. .

.

HARDWARE.

Spring dividers, 5-inch dozen. Wing dividers lo-inch do. .

.

Bookbinders' hammers do... Shoe knives do. .

.

Mallets, lignum vitse do .. Scoop shovels, Ames's No. 3 do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 8-inch. . .do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, lo-inch. .do. .

.

Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 12-inch. .do. .

.

Wrenches, monkej^ Coe's, 14-inch. .do. .

.

Wrenches, Stillson, S-iPch do. .

,

Wrenches, vStillson, lo-inch do, .

.

Wrenches, vStillson, 18-inch do. .

.

Steel-wire brads, J4-inch, No. 18. .pounds,

Steel-wire brads, 54-inch, No. 18 do. .

,

Steel-wire brads, i-inch, No. 18 do. .

,

Steel-wire brads, i^-inch, No. 16 do. .

,

Steel-wire brads, 34 -inch. No. 17 do. .

,

Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d kegs.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d do. .

.

Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d do. .

.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d do. .

,

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d do. .

,

Steel-wire flat-head nails, lod do. .

.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od do. .

.

vSteel-wire flat-head nails, 3od do. .

.

Quantity. Contract price.

John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Chas. Werner,Washington, D. C. The Purity Ice Co., Washington, D. C. W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. Do . Do

DoDo

DoDo

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C. Do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

Thos. vSomer\'ille &

Sons, Washington, D.C. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. Do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C. F. P. 3Iay & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C. Do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

3. 500

3, 500

500, 000

90, 000

3, 000

5, 000

1, 000

75, 000

25, 000

200

$4.59 per ton.

$2.14 per ton.

20 cents per 100 pounds.

87.5 cents per 100 pounds.

68.75 cents per 100 pounds.

67.5 cents per 100 pounds.

54.25 cents per 100 pounds.

72 cents per 100 pounds.

67.5 cents per 100 pounds.

$3 per 100 pounds.

$3.19 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

|i5-95 per dozen.

74 cents per dozeii.

$3-75 per dozen.

$11.88 per dozen.

I3.98 per dozen.

I5.52 per dozen.

$6.12 per dozen.

$11.64 per dozen.

$9.50 per dozen.

$10.75 per dozen.

$20.16 per dozen.

5.5 cents per pound.

4.5 cents per pound.

4 cents per pound.

4 cents per pound.

4.5 cents per pound.

$2.34 per keg.

$2.14 per keg.

$2.04 per keg.

$1.89 per keg,

$1.79 per keg.

$1.74 per keg,

$1.69 per keg,

$1.69 per keg.
l68 REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel^forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8p8—Continued. Name of contractor.

F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do .... Do.... Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Description of articles. HARDWARE—Continued.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od kegs

Steel cut nails, 8d do.

.

Files, taper saw, 3-inch dozen

..do.. ..do..

..do.. ..do..

. .do.. ..do..

. .do.

.

..do..

..do.. ..do..

6-inch, safe edge,

Files, taper saw, slim, 3-inch.

Files, taper saw, 3^-inch. . .

.

Files, taper saw, 4-inch

Files, taper saw, 4j^-inch. . .

.

Files, taper saw 5-inch

Files, taper saw, 6-inch

Files, warding, 3-inch

Files, warding, 4-inch

Files, warding, 5-inch

Files, warding, 6-inch

Files, smooth, flat, dozen.

Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge, dozen.

Files, smooth, round, 3-inch dozen

Files, smooth, round, 6-inch do.

.

Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch do.

.

Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch. . . .do.

.

Files, smooth, half-round, lo-inch. . .do.

.

Files, mill-saw, 8-inch do.

.

Files, mill-saw, lo-inch do..

Files, mill-saw, 12-inch do..

Files, fiat bastard, 6-inch do.

.

Files, flat bastard, 8-inch do.

.

Files, flat bastard, lo-inch do.

.

Files, flat bastard, 12-inch do.

.

Files, flat bastard, 14-inch do.

.

Files, round bastard, 6-inch do.

.

Files, round bastard, 8-inch do.

.

Files, round bastard, lo-inch do.

.

Files, round bastard, 12-inch do..

Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch . . . .do.

.

Files, half-round bastard, 8-inch do.

.

Files, half-round bastard, lo-inch. . .do.

.

Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch. . .do.

.

Files, square bastard, 6-inch do.

.

Files, square bastard, 8-inch do.

.

Files, square bastard, lo-inch do.

.

Files, square bastard, 12-inch do.

.

Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch. No. 5, gross. Screws,

gross. Screws,

gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6, gross

,

Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch. No. 8, gross.

iron, flat-head, %;-inch, No. 5, iron, flat-head, i-inch, K-inch,

No. No.

Quantity. Contract price.

$1.69 per keg.

$1.58 per keg.

26 cents per dozen.

28 cents

26 cents

28 cents

34 cents

40 cents

56 cents

52 cents

52 cents

59 cents

65 cents

86 cents

per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen.

I3.15 per dozen.

56 cents per dozen.

69 cents per dozen.

97 cents per dozen.

$1.29 per dozen.

$1.69 per dozen.

68 cents per dozen.

89 cents per dozen.

I1.27 per dozen.

59 cents per dozen.

80 cents per dozen.

|i.io per dozen.

$1.57 per dozen.

$2.21 per dozen.

53 cents per dozen.

68 cents per dozen.

87 cents per dozen.

$1.26 per dozen.

75 cents per dozen.

$1.00 per dozen.

$1.34 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

59 cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

r.io per dozen.

[.56 per dozen,

cents per gross.

80

4.5 cents per gross.

5 cents per gross.

5 cents per gross.

6 cents per grcss.

6.5 cents per gross.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 169

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fnet, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. HARDWARE—Continued. OCrC VVS, IfOtl, Il3.L-ilC3.Cl, ^^-lUCilj JNO, 0^ 20 -

/ cents per gross. in^ton, D. C. gross. Wimsatt St L hler, Wash- Screws, iron, fl3t-lic3ci, i-iGcli, No.S, gross. 35 0 cents per gross. ington, D. C. F. ir. May ex. Co., \v asri- Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-itich, No. 8, 50 8.5 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8, 50 9 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8, 25 ID cents per gross.

- gross. wimsaiL cn L nier, w asn- Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8, gross

.

15 12 cents per gross. ington, D. C. f . Jr. iviaj cs. (_o., w asn- Screws, iron, iiat-head, i-mch. No. 10, 25 9 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10, 40 ID cents per gross. gross. wimsaLi (x. L nier, v\ asn- Screws, iron, flat-head, iJ4"iuch, No. 10, 50 II cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross.

x* . X, i>ia\ o- \.,o., vvabii- Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10, 20 12 cents per gross. ington,"D. C. gross. WimcQft VV lllxodLL kr TMe^r WacVi Ok. \^ lllCl , VV dsll- Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10, 20 13 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, N^o. 10, 15 14- cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. w inibaLL oi_ u nicr, vv abn- Screws, iron, flat-head, 2/^-inch, No. 10, 17 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. r . r. -Maj' cs. *^o., VV asn- Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-inch, No. 10, 20 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, N^o. 12, 25 II cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, fl3t-liC3ci, i5^~iiicli, ^o. 12, 30 12 cents per 'gross. gross. Wimsatt & Uhler Wash- 60 13 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross.

F. P. Mav & Co. Wash- Screws, iron, fl3t-liC3d,, i^^-inch, N^o, 12, 25 14 cents per gross. ington, D. C. Do r>cre^\'s, iron, iiat-neaci| 2-incn, No. 12, 35 15 cents per gross. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 25^-inch, No. 12, 20 16 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12, ID 21 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch. No. i4> 10 12 cents per gross.

gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, i/^-inch, No. 14, 30 16 cents per gross.

gross. w iiiibciLL (\_ L filer, vvasn- Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14, 20 16.5 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross.

F. P. May & Co., Wash- Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14, 10 20 cents per gross. ington, D. C. gross. Do Screws, iron, flat-head, 2>^-inch, No. 14, 10 22 cents per gross.

gross. Do Brass oilers, ^ pint, lo-inch spout, .dozen.

.

6 $2.75 per dozen. Rudolph, West & Co. Brass oilers i gill do

Washington, D. C.

' PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES.

Mitchell & Reed, Wash- Black pipe, 6-inch feet.

.

100 35 cents per foot. ington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- 40 26.3 cents per foot. more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed, Wash- Black pipe, 4-inch do 100 17.5 cents per foot. ington, D. C. Do Black pipe, 3 J^-inch do 100 15 cents per foot.
I/O REPORT OF THE PUBI^IC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune 30, /8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity, Contract price.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

n. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C.

E). G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

13. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C DoDo

Do

Adams & Smith, New

York, N. Y. Do... Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

HARDWARE—continued. Black pipe, 3-inch feet Black pipe, 2^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, 2-inch do. Black pipe, ij^-inch do. . Black pipe, i^^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, i-inch do.

.

Black pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, ^^-inch do.

.

Black pipe, %-inch do.

.

Black pipe, ^^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, 3-inch do. Galvanized pipe, 2-inch .do. Galvanized pipe, ij^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, i^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, i-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do . Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do.

.

Galvanized pipe, %-inch do .

.

Galvanized pipe, i^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbow^s, 6-inch dozen

Black steam elbow^s, 5-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 4-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 35^-inch. do.

.

Black steam elbows, 3-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 2j4-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 2-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, i^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, ii^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, i-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, 5^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, J^-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, %-inch do.

.

Black steam elbows, ^-inch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, 3-inch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, 2^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 2-inch do. Galvanized elbows, i^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, inch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, I-inch do . Galvanized elbows, %-inch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, J^-iuch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, %-inch do.

.

Galvanized elbows, -inch do..

300

300 400

400

600 600

400

200

100

100 200

300

300

200

100

100

12.6 cents per foot.

10 cents per foot.

6.5 cents per foot.

4.8 cents per foot

4.3 cents per foot.

2.8 cents per foot.

2.4 cents per foot.

2 cents per foot.

1.4 cents per foot,

1.4 cents per foot.

20.2 cents per foot.

10.6 cents per foot.

9.1 cents per foot.

5.9 cents per foot.

4.3 cents per foot.

3.1 cents per foot.

2.6 cents per foot.

2 cents per foot.

2 cents per foot. $7.42 per dozen.

I5.40 per dozen.

I3.24 per dozen.

$2.84 per dozen.

I2.02 per dozen.

$1.35 per dozen.

75 cents per dozen.

54 cents per dozen.

42 cents per dozen.

28 cents per dozen.

21 cents per dozen.

14 cents per dozen.

13 cents per dozen.

13 cents per dozen.

$4.05 per dozen.

$2 .70 per dozen.

. 28 per dozen.

. 08 per dozen.

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 171

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel^ forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedfune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Cu3'ler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Do. Do.

Do. Thomas Somer\411e &

Sons, Washington, D. C, Do

Do. Do.

Cn3^1er & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C, Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Do.

Do.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. DoDo

Thomas Somer\nlle &

Sons, Washington, D.C. Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Do

Do

Do

Thomas Somervnlle &

Sons, Washington, D. C

.

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

HARDWARE—continued. Black elbows, 45°, 6-inch dozen

.

Black elbows, 45°, 5-inch. . , do. .

.

Black elbows, 45° 4-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, 3^-inch , do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, 3-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, 2j^-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, 2-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, ij^-inch do. .. Black elbows, 45°, i^-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, i-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45®, 5<-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, ^-inch do. .

.

Black elbows, 45°, %-inch do. .

.

Black elbows. 45°, ^^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, 3-inch .do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, 2^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, 2-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, ij^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, i-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, 5^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, J^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, %-inch do. .

.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 6-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 5 inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 4-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 3^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 3-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 2j^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 2-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, i^-inch do. .

.

Black .steam tees, i%!-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, i-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ^i-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 5^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 3-inch do.

.

Galvanized tees, 2^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 2-inch do. .

.

$9. 32 per dozen.

$6. 75 per dozen.

I3. 87 per dozen.

I3. 36 per dozen.

|2. 40 per dozen,

|i. 62 per dozen.

92 cents per dozen.

65 cents per dozen.

51 cents per dozen.

32 cents per dozen.

27 cents per dozen.

18 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

I4. 86 per dozen.

I3. 24 per dozen.

|i. 92 per dozen.

I1.29 per dozen.

97 cents per dozen.

64 cents per dozen.

40 cents per dozen.

37 cents per dozen.

32 cents per dozen.

32 cents per dozen.

$10.80 per dozen.

|8.io per dozen.

I4.72 per dozen.

$4.05 per dozen.

$2.97 per dozen.

$1.97 per dozen.

$1.08 per dozen.

78 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

40 cents per dozen.

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen,

cents per dozen, per dozen, per dozen, per dozen.

•94 $3-94

$2,21
172 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedfune 30, i8p8—Continued. Name of contractor.

Mitchell & Reed, "Washington, D. C. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C, Do

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cityler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. Thomas Somerville &

Sous, Washington, D.C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md. DoDo

Do

Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C, Do

Do

Do

Cuj^er & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Do. Do

Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C Do

Do. Do

DoDoDo

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C.

Description of articles. HARDWARE—continued. Galvanized tees, i^-inch dozen.

,

Galvanized tees, i^-inch Galvanized tees, i-inch . Galvanized tees, 5^-inch Galvanized tees, ^-inch Galvanized tees, %-inch

.do. .,

.do... .do..,

.do..,

.do.. Galvanized tees, 3^-inch do.

.

Black flange unions, 6-inch. Black flange unions, 5-inch. .

.

Black flange unions, 4-inch . .

.

Black flange unions, 3^-inch. Black flange unions, 3-inch. .

.

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do... Black flange unions, 2^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 2-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, i^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, i^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, i-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 5^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, ^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 3-inch. . . do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 2^-inch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 2-inch. . . .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, i^-iuch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, i^^-inch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, i-inch do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 5^-inch. . .do. .

.

Black right-and-left couplings, i^-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, i^^-inch, dozen. . Black right-and-left dozen.

couplings, I-inch, Black right-and-left couplings, ^/i-mch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, %-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, %-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, %;-inch, dozen. Black plugs, 6-inch dozen,

I Black plugs, 5-inch do...

i Black plugs, 4-inch do... Black plugs, 3^-inch do... Black plugs, 3-inch do. .

.

Black plugs, 2^-inch do. .

.

Black plugs, 2-inch... Black plugs, 15^-inch.

.do..,

.do...

Quantity. Contract price.

$1.56 per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

81 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

48 cents per dozen.

43 cents per dozen.

42 cents per dozen.

I10.66 per dozen.

$8.50 per dozen.

$5.66 per dozen.

$4.85 per dozen.

$4.05 per dozen.

$3.36 per .dozen.

$2.70 per dozen.

$2.10 per dozen.

$1.73 per dozen.

I1.40 per dozen.

$1.24 per dozen.

$1.08 per dozen.

$7.20 per dozen.

$6.20 per dozen.

$4.80 per dozen.

$3.60 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

$2.40 per dozen.

$2.16 per dozen.

72 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

48 cents per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

12 cents per dozen.

12 cents per dozen.

$2.88 per dozen.

$2.16 per dozen.

|i.o8 per dozen.

90 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

48 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen.

16 cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Mitchell &Reed, Washin.slon, D. C.

HARDWARE—Continued. Black plugs, 1 -inch dozen. Do.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Black plugs, i-inch.. Black plugs, 5i-inch..do.

.do.. Do. Do. Do.

Do. Tbomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Black plugs, Yz-inch do... Black plugs, %-inch do... Black plugs, i^^-inch do... Black caps, 6-inch do. .

.

Black caps, 5-inch do. .

.

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Adams & Smith, New

Yofk,N. Y. Do

Do

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Adams & Smith, New

York, N. Y.

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C.

Black caps, 4-inch .

.

Black caps, 3^-inch

Black caps, 3-inch .

.

Black caps, 2j^-inch Black caps, 2-inch .

.

Black caps, i %-va.ch. Black caps, i^-inch

.do.

.do.,

.do., .do.,

.do.,

.do.,

.do.. Black caps, i-inch do.

,

Black caps, 5i-inch do.

.

Black caps, ^-inch do.

.

Black caps, %-inch do.

,

Black caps, i^-inch do.

.

Do.

Do. Do

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. Thomas Somen,alle &

Sons,Washington,D.C. Do Adams & Smith, New

York, N. Y. Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C. Adam.s & Smith, New

York, N. Y.

Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' Yz-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 5^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' ij^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i^^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2^-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3>^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron bodj' , flanged, dozen. . Jenkins Brothers' %-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' %-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 13^ -inch disks for globe

valves, dozen.

12 cents per dozen.

10 cents per dozen.

8 cents per dozen.

5 cents per dozen.

5 cents per dozen

5 cents per dozen.

1*2

j $4.19 per dozen.

T2I $3 P^r dozen.

$2.16 per dozen.

$1.92 per dozen.

$1.32 per dozen.

96 cents per dozen.

66 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

37 cents per dozen.

28 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

10 cents per dozen.

7 cents per dozen.

7 cents per dozen.

$3.75 per dozen.

5 $4.25 per dozen.

5 $5-50 per dozen.

5 $7.50 per dozen.

5 19-50 per dozen.

2 $13.50 per dozen.

$18.75 per dozen.

$27 per dozen.

$39.50 per dozen.

$57-50 per dozen.

Yi\ $69.50 per dozen.

! % $93 per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

12 j 45 cents per dozen.

1 4 i 54 cents per dozen.

4 80 cents per dozen.
174 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year endedfune 30, /<?p<?— Continued. Name of contractor.

Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C. Adams & Smith, New

York, N. Y. Do

Thomas Somerville &

Sons,Washington,D.C.

Adams & Smith, New

York, N. Y. Do

Thomas Somerville &

Sons, Washington, D.C, Adams & Smith, New

York,N.Y. Do

Perkins's Klectric

Switch Manufacturing

Co., Hartford, Conn.

Do.

James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y. M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C. General Electric Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C. M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C. James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y. General Electric Co., Washington, D. C. M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C. General Electric Co.. Washington, D. C. The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N.Y. James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y. The E. F. Brooks Co., Washington, D. C. E. P- Gleason Manufacturing Co., New York,

N. Y. M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C. Do. James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y. General Electric Co., Washington, D. C.

Description of articles. Quantity. HARDWARE—Continued. Jenkins Brothers' 1 5^-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 25^-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' sJ^-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 5-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 6-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 8-inch disks for globe

valves, dozen. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.

Perkins's incandescent lamps, 16-candle- power, 110 volts, 50 watts, number.

Perkins's incandescent lamps, 25-candle- power, no volts, 78 watts, number.

Perkins's incandescent lamps, 32-candle- power, no volts, 100 watts, number.

Rosettes for molding work number.

,

Rosettes for cleat work do

Porcelain cleats, 2-wire do. .. , Hard-rubber bushings do Wooden socket handles. Cord adjusters Attachment plugs

.do...

.do... .do... Key sockets, polished brass do. . .

.

Keyless sockets, polished brass do

Keyless wall sockets do Grimshaw tape, black, %-inch . . .pounds.

.

Pure rubber tape pounds. Shade holders, 31^ -inch gross.

.

White porcelain deep shades, 10 inches in diameter, for 35^ -inch holder, number.

Incandescent arc-light carbons, %-inch

diameter, pairs. Incandescent arc-light carbons, J^-inch diameter, pairs. " P. & B." paint gallons.

.

Cut-outs, No, 61465 number.

.

6, 000

I, 000

500 500

500

3, 000

1, 000

I, 000

300

50

3

I, 000

4, 000

3, 000

5050

Contract price.

$1.08 per dozen.

$1.65 per dozen.

$2 20 per dozen.

I3 per dozen.

$4 per dozen.

$4.75 per dozen.

$6.12 per dozen.

$8. 20 per dozen.

$11 per dozen.

18 cents per lamp.

20 cents per lamp.

27 cents per lamp.

7.75 cents each.

10 cents each.

$15 per thousand.

37.5 cents per hundred.

I cent each.

I cent each.

10 cents each.

14.5 cents each.

12.5 cents each.

15 cents each.

45 cents per pound.

40 cents per pound.

$15 per gross.

I11.30 per hundred.

$41 per 1,000 pairs.

$28.32 per 1,000 pairs.

I1.15 per gallon.

35 cents each.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery^ fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /cyp-S"—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

James S. Barron & Co., New York, X. Y. Do

General Electric Co., Washington, D. C. M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C. The Universal Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.' Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do .. Do

Do

Tames S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N. Y. DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

The E. E. Jackson Co., Washington, D.C. Thomas W. Smith,

Washington, D.C. Do

The E. S. Jackson Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Thomas W. Smith,

Washington, D. C. Do

The E. E. Jackson Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do Thomas W. Smith,

Washington, D. C. The E. E. Jackson Co., Washington, D. C. Do Thomas W. Smith,

Washington. D. C.

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES—continued.

Cut-outs, No. 61487 number.

.

Cut-outs, No. 61243 do

Cut-outs, No. 62835 do Lamp cord. No. 18 yards. . Shawmut fuse wire, i-ampere . . . .pounds

Shawmut fuse wire, lo-ampere do.

.

Shawmut fuse wire, 20-ampere do.

.

Shawmut fuse wire, 5oampere do . Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere do.

.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, loo-ampere . . .do.

.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, 150-ampere. . do.

.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, 200-ampere. . do.

.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, 250-ampere. . .do.

.

Fuse links, lo-ampere number

.do., .do.,

.do., .do.,

.do..

Fuse links, 20-ampere Fuse links, 30-ampere Fuse links, 50-ampere Fuse links, loo-ampere Fuse links, 150-ampere Fuse links, 200 ampere do.

.

Fire and moisture proof wire. No. 12 , feet

Fire and moisture proof wire. No. lo.do.

.

Fire and moisture proof wire. No. 8. .do.

.

Fire and moisture proof wire, No. 6. .do.

.

Rubber wire, No. 12 do.

.

Rubber wire, No. 10. T do.

.

Rubber wire. No. 8 do.

.

Rubber wire. No. 6 do.

.

LUMBER.

Virginia pine culls, i-inch feet White pine shelving, i-inch do.

.

White pine selects, i-inch do.

.

White pine selects, i^-inch do.

.

White pine selects, 2-inch do.

.

Georgia pine flooring, i^^-inch do.

.

Cabinet oak, i-inch 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 4 inches do.

.

Maple, 2-inch do.

.

20 300 300

300

200

100 10050

10, 000

5, 000

1, 000 5,000

10, 000

5, 000

1, 000

5, 000

5,000

14, 000

5, 000

3, 000

3,000

6, 000

1,500

1, 000

1, 000

2, 000

I, 000

1, 000

2, GOO

80 cents each.

$1.10 each.

50 cents each.

2.6 cents per yard.

50 cents per pound.

40 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

30 cents per pound.

30 cents per pound.

30 cents per pound.

30 cents per pound.

I4.40 per hundred.

I4.40 per hundred.

$4.40 per hundred.

S4.40 per hundred.

$6.60 per hundred.

$6.60 per hundred.

$6.60 per hundred.

69.6 cents per 100

feet.

96.9 cents per 100

feet. $1.18 per 100 feet. $1.90 per 100 feet. $1.25 per 100 feet. $1.75 per 100 feet. $2 per 100 feet. $3.50 per 100 feet.

$12 per 1,000 feet.

$24 per 1,000 feet.

$48 per 1,000 feet. $48.50 per 1,000 feet.

§48.50 per 1,000 feet. $29 per 1,000 feet.

$45 per 1,000 feet. I45 per 1,000 feet.

$45 per 1,000 feet. $28 per 1,000 feet. $90 per 1,000 feet.

$11 per 1,000 feet.

S21 per 1,000 feet. $55 per 1,000 feet.
176 REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor.

I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. Do

Do

Do

Do

Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C. L,ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Do

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. John P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. John T. Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. John P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Smith, Cline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C.

Description of articles. Quantity.

DoDo

Standard Oil Co., Washington, D. C. Smith, Kline & French

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Hugh Reilly, Washington, D.C.

Oeo. F. Muth 8l Co., Washington. D. C. Do

Mackall Bros.& Flemer, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C. Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C.

DRY GOODS, ETC. Crash for toweling yards. Bleached cotton, yard wide do. .

.

Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide do. .

.

Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide do. .

.

Unbleached cotton, yard wide do. .

.

Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide do .

.

Unbleached canton flannel, yard wide,

yards. Paper cambric, white yards. Alpaca braid do. .

.

Jewelers' cotton, white pounds.

Blankets, woolen pairs. TWINE, ETC. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

Cotton wrapping cord ...do .. Page cord do. .

.

Heavy twine . do . .

.

Twine do. .. Jute twine, 6-ply do . .

.

Wrapping twine do . .

.

DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.

Potash pounds.

Florida sponge, medium .do... Florida sponge, small .

.

Venetian formes sponge

do...

.do,. PAINTS, OILS, ETC. Benzine gallons. Alcohol, 95° .- ...do... lyinseed oil do. .. lyinseed oil, boiled do. .

.

White lead pounds.

Turpentine gallons

.

Crude turpentine pounds

lyubricating compounds do. .

.

Hard-oil finish gallons. White kalsomine pounds.

Wax tapers dozen boxes

2, 000

10, 000

10, 000

400

3,000

5.000

150 500

500

7S

5,000

500 800

10, 000

3, 000

2, 000

2, 000

6, 000

100

50

100

5,000

2, 000

50

25 800

36

Contract price.

12 cents per yard.

6.4 cents per yard.

8 cents per yard.

18.7 cents per yard.

2.3 cents per yard.

9.5 cents per yard.

12 cents per yard.

5 cents per yard.

3 cents per yard.

20 cents per pound.

$2.89 per pair.

4.7 cents per pound.

9.5 cents per pound.

14.9 cents per pound.

4.9 cents per pound.

6.6 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

6.5 cents per pound.

3.7 cents per pound.

$2.62 per pound.

$2.20 per pound.

$2.58 per pound.

7.7 cents per gallon.

$2.35 per gallon.

34 cents per gallon.

37 cents per gallon.

5.1 cents per pound.

32.5 cents per gallon

2.7 cents per pound.

II cents per pound.

$1.35 per gallon.

5.5 cents per pound.

52 cents per dozen

boxes.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 177

No. 27.

Stateynent of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune 30, i8g8—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity-. Contract price.

Hugh Reillv, Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

B. & O. Myers, New

York, N. Y. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D C. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D C. M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C. Cavanagh Bros. &

Knapp, New York,

N. Y.

Chas. A. Schieren &

Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass DoDoDo

Do

S. Doc. 5-

GLASS.

Glass, No. 1, 10 by 12 inches boxes

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 14 inches do.

.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 15 inches do.

.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 18 inches do.

.

Glass, No 1, 12 by 20 inches do.

.

BRUSHES.

Glue brushes, i^-inch dozen

Glue brushes, 2-inch do.

.

Glue brushes, 2^ inch do.

.

Glue brushes, 3-inch do.

.

Glue brushes, 3 ^-inch do.. Pick brushes do.

.

I^ye brushes do . Lye brushes, Clinton, No. 3 do.

.

Matrix brushes, by 8 inches do.

.

Fitches, 5^ -inch do.. Sash tools, No. 8 do.

.

Dust brushes, all bristle do.

.

Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch 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, 35^-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.

.

LACING LEATHER. Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch feet Rawhide cut laces, yVinch do.

.

Rawhide cut laces, %-inch do.

.

Rawhide cut laces, J^-inch do.

.

Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch do.

.

12

200 510

200 600

200

200 200

200

200

100 100

100

100

ICQ

100

100

2, 000

3, 000

3, 000 500

500

|i.8o per box,

$2 per box.

|2 per box.

$2 per box.

|2 per box.

I3.30 per dozen.

I5.60 per dozen.

$11.40 per dozen.

I20.70 per dozen.

I32 per dozen.

I5. 90 per dozen.

$4. 15 per dozen.

I9. 30 per dozen.

$58. 80 per dozen.

55 cents per dozen.

$2. 31 per dozen.

|5 25 per dozen.

$2 per dozen.

3. 5 cents per foot.

6 cents per foot.

8 cents per foot.

II cents per foot.

13 cents per foot. 26 cents per foot.

15 cents per foot. 30 cents per foot.

18 cents per foot. 36 cents per foot. 28 cents per foot. cents per foot. cents per foot. cents per foot. cents per foot. cents per foot.

.13 per foot.

35-5 43

57

78

.5 cents per foot. cents p. 100 feet, cents per 100 feet. cen

cents

its per 100 feet, per 100 feet.
178 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during thefiscal year ended June 30, /^p^—Continued. Name of contractor.

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti more, Md. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Cavanagh Bros. &

Knapp, New York,

N. Y. The Christopher lyipps Company, Baltimore, Md.

M. W, Beveridge, Washington, D. C. James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C. John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Baltimore Waste Company, Baltimore, Md. The Grove I^ime and

Coal Company, Washington, D. C. Do

J. T. Walker & vSons, Washington, D. C. Do

The Washington Brick Company, Washington, D. C. R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C. Do

John K. KorfF, Washington, D. C.

'Description of articles. COTTON-LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet. Belting, i^-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 do... MISCELLANEOUS.

Toilet paper, 5 inches wide rolls. Kmery quires. Brooms, No. 7 dozen.

Brooms, No. 8 do. .

.

Soap pounds.

Buckets, cedar dozen.

Buckets, galvanized iron do. .

.

Earthen crocks, i-gallon do. .

.

Sawdust barrels. Cotton waste, XXX povtnds. Portland cement barrels.

Rosendale cement do. .

.

I^ump lime do. .

.

Sharp sand cubic yards. Arch brick number. Window awnings awnings.

Recovering window awning frames, number. Washing and ironing towels. . . .number.

Quantity.

200 500

200 600

200

100 200 200

200

100

100

100 100

100

100 100

36

24

10, 000

4

6

25 1,000

8, 000

75

15

75

25, 000

50

{a)

100, 000

Contract price.

4.8 cents per foot. cents per foot. cents per foot.

-.4 cents per foot.

.6 cents per foot.

1.2 cents per foot, cents per foot. 41.6 cents per foot. 24 cents per foot. 48 cents per foot.

36.8 cents per foot.

73.6 cents per foot. 49.6 cents per foot. 99.2 cents per foot. 62.4 cents per foot. $1.24.8 per foot. $1.50 per foot.

5 cents per roll.

38 cents per quire.

I2.63 per dozen.

$2.87 per dozen.

3.5 cents per pound.

$2.70 per dozen.

|2 per dozen.

$1.50 per dozen.

18 cents per barrel.

67.5 cents per pound.

$2.45 per barrel.

$1.10 per barrel.

70 cents per barrel.

$1.40 per cubic yard.

$6 per thousand.

$2 per awning.

$1.20 per awning.

35 cents per hundred.

a Such number as may be required.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 179

Xo. 28,

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

during the fiscal year endedfune jo, iSgS. Name of contractor.

A. L. Henderson, Mill- bum, N. J. Do

W. O. Davev & Sons, Jersey Cit^", X. J. Slade, Hipp & Meloy,

Chicago. Ill W. O. Dave%- & Sons, Jersey Citj', X. J

Slade, Hipp & ileloy, Chicago, 111. Thomas Gamar & Co. Xew York. X. Y.

I,ouis Dejonge & Co.. New York. X. Y

Do

Do

Do

John Campbell & Co., New Y^ork, X". Y. Do

Thomas Gamar & Co., New York, N. Y. John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y. Thomas Garuar & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

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

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

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

DoDoDo r..

.

The Howell-Hinchman

Co., Middletown, X. Y. Thomas Gamar & Co., New York, N. Y. Do

Interlaken Mills, Provi- dence, R. I. Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Description of articles.

BIXDERS' BOARDS.

Binders' boards. No. i quality. . . .pounds

Binders' boards. No. 2 quality do.

.

Davev's boards do. Straw board Tmnk board

.do.

.do. Pulp board do. LEATHER.

Cochineal Turkey morocco. Levant Turkev morocco . .

.

Quantity Contract price.

60, coo

500, 000 350,000

I 4

50,000 i I

3.500

I 5

5, 000 I 2

3 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

English calf, various colors Blue straight- grained roan.

Green straight-grained roan . . :Maroon straight-grained roan Light-brown roan, calf finish . Blue straight-grained skiver .

.

Brown ungrained skiver

Blue English title .

.

Green English title. Law sheep, extra. Law calf Bark skiver, medium -. Bark skiver, thin Flesher s Imitation Russia, whole skins.

teet. Cowhide buffing, thick feet

BOOK CLOTH.

Black Common colors do.

.

Extra brown do .

.

Extra green do . . Extra blue do . Ruby, solferino, and magenta .do.

.

7 cents per pound.

8 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

5 cents per pound.

.dozen.

.

iSo $13 per dozen.

do.... $12.50 per dozen.

do...

.

5 $29 per dozen.

). .do. . . . 3 $30 per dozen. do $21 per dozen. do 100 $6.45 per dozen.

..do.... 50 $6.45 per dozen.

do. ..

.

ID $6.50 per dozen. do -0 $6. 4s per dozen. do $7 per dozen.

do...

.

100 $6.75 per dozen.

..do.... 10 $6.45 per dozen.

60 ^0.45 per dozen.

do.... 30 $7.50 per dozen.

, do.... xOO $6.45 per dozen.

do.... 100 $5.87.5 per dozen.

do.... 25 $7.45 per dozen.

do.... 4, 000 $7.40 per dozen.

do.... 25 $24 per dozen.

do.... 300 $4.75 per dozen.

do...

.

200 $4.25 per dozen.

do.... 350 $3 per dozen.

feet. . 60, 000 12.4 cents per foot. ebbled. I, 000 13. 8 cents per foot.

feet.

.

5,000 8 cents per foot. do... . 5, 000 7.5 cents per foot.

pieces.

.

2,500 $4 per piece.

100 $5.25 per piece. 500 $6.20 per piece.

I, 5G0 $6.50 per piece.

150 $5.50 per piece.

50 $7.25 per piece.
i8o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2%. —Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies [^except paper)

during the fiscal year endedfune jo, /5pc?— Continued.

Name of contractor.

Interlaken Mills, Provi- dence, R. I. Do

The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Co., Harrisburg. Pa. DoDo

DoDo

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

M. Schultz & Brother, New York, N. Y. Do

Thomas Riessner, New

York, N. Y.

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Mass. Do

DoDo

DoDo

Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Mass. James W. Wallace, New

York, N. Y.

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

Do

K. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N Y. Do

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

Russell Fraser,New

York, N. Y. Do

The J. 1,. Morrison Co., Plainfield, N. J.

Description of articles. BOOK CLOTH—Continued. Cochineal pieces

.

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. .

.

E^on^ double, to go in clamp, triple backs,

points. I^on^ 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. Gold leaf, usual do. .

.

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, in balls, gray .do. .

.

Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines.

No. 16, spools. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines.

No. 24, spools. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines,

Nos. 36 and 40, spools. lyinen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines. No. 70, 3-cord, pounds.

I^iiien thread for Smyth book-sewing

machines, No. 7, 3-cord, pounds.

Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply pounds. WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES.

Tinned wire. No. 23 pounds. Tinned wire. No. 24 do. .

.

Round wire. No. 22 do. .

.

Quantity

6, 000

400

400

200

300

500

200

I, 000

1,500

100 300

300

300

200

100 100

I, 000

3, 000

I, 000

500

100

500

800

3, 000

500

500

Contract price.

$8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

12.5 cents per point.

17 cents per point.

17 cents per point.

25.5 cents per point.

25.5 cents per point.

30 cents per piece.

33 cents per piece.

36 cents per piece.

$6.40 per pack.

$5. 50 per pack.

$1.30 per pack.

50 cents per pound.

50 cents per pound.

50 cents per pound.

50 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

80 cents per pound.

75 cents per pound.

$1.10 per pound.

55 cents per pound.

$1.10 per pound.

45 cents per spool.

60 cents per spool.

75 cents per spool.

$2. 44 per pound.

$2.99 per pound.

26 cents per pound.

yli cents per pound.

71^ cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. l8l

No. 1%.—Statement of coiitrads made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /^'p^— Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES—continued.

Russell Fraser,New

York N Y

500 71^ cents per pound. Do 500 9 cents per pound. STEREOTYPING MATERIAL.

M. I<issberger,New Stereotype metal pounds.

.

10, 000 4.1 cents per pound. Do 100, 000 3.7 cents per pound. Do 5, 000 14.6 cents per pound. Do Antimony and tin do 5, 000 II . 2 cents per pound.

jyiitcJieii iSL Kcca, wasnington, D. C. 500 9 cents per pound.

M^, IyissV)crger, New

York, N. Y.

3, 000 13.2 cents per pound.

IVIcrchant & Co., Incor- porated, Philadelphia,

Pa.

9, 000 15 cents per pound.

M. Lissberger, NewYork, N. Y.

9, 000 1.3 cents per pound.

Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C. 5,000 4.1 cents per pound.

Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Blocking board feet.

.

3, 000 14.8 cents per foot.

\ -ITU 1 vvm. A. vV neeler, jr.j New York, N. Y. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

40 pounds, reams.

10 $4.20 per ream.

B. & 0. Myers, New

York, N. Y. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

50 pounds, reams.

50 $5.25 per ream. wm. A. vV heeler, jr., New York, N. Y. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

60 pounds, reams.

10 I6.30 per ream.

J3. <x yj. ixiyers, rview York, N. Y. White tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams.

75 $1.10 per ream. Do Extra cream tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams.

50 $1.50 per ream.

XI. iv. tidiieiL, irnnaaeiphia, Pa. White matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 80 pounds, reams.

20 $7.60 per ream. Do Red matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 20 pounds, reams.

40 $1.90 per ream. Do btereotype tissue paper, 19 by 24 inches, reams.

50 I1.50 per ream. Do Stereotype drying blankets, 24 by 30 inches, pairs.

18 ^2.40 per pair. Do Stereotype molding blankets, 24 by 30 inches, pairs. 36 $2.25 per pair. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

3 I2.84 per carboy. Do

3 I2.44 per carboy.

20 cents per pound. Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Molding wax pounds

Joseph Dixon Crucible

Co., Jersey City, N. J.

I, 000 30.6 cents per pound. The Young & Co., New

Haven, Conn.

Stereotype backing powder do. . .

.

GLUE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC.

3, 000 4 cents per pound.

^iiiiuui oc iwO., xsew

York, N. Y.

25, 000 II cents per pound.

Milligan & Higgins Glue Co., New York N Y.

1, 000 12.5 cents per pound.

Hugh Reilly, Washington, D.C. Ultramarine blue do 50 9 cents per pound.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Chrome yellow, dark orange do 50 10 cents per pound.
l82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

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

during the fiscal year endedfune 30, 1898—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y.

J. C. Krgood & Co., Washington, D. C. Do.

Do.

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do! H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. Do. Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia. Pa., Z.D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N.Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. DoDo

Do

Mackall Bros.& Flemer, Washington, D.C. Do.

Kllen W. Talbot, executrix, Philadelphia, Pa. Gustav A. Schurmann,

New York, N. Y. Osborn & Wil.son, New

York, N. Y. Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C. Do

Berger Bros., South

Bend, Ind.

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Do. W. M. Oalt Sz: Co., Washington, D. C.

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C.

GLUE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC. —Cont'd. Chrome yellow pounds.

Soluble blue do. .

.

Carmine, No. 40 ounces. Carmine indigo paste pounds.

Cochineal lake .do. .

.

Sweet oil dozen bottles. Virgin olive oil .do. .

.

Butter oil pounds

French book varnish dozen. White shellac pounds.

Orange shellac Egg albumen.

.

Blood albumen

Pearlash Dextrin .

.

Beeswax.

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

-do... Oranulated gum arable .do. .

.

Oum arabic sorts do. .

.

Oum hog do. .

.

Gum tragacanth do. .

.

Bosin. Powdered borax.

Pulverized alum

Oxalic acid Creosote

-do...

.do,.,

-do... do...

do... Stronger water ammonia do. .

.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Guards for Philadelphia patent backs, guards. Backs for money-order guard books,

backs. Rope manila back-lining paper, .pounds.

.

Canws for covering blank books, .yards.

.

Gray super do. . .

.

Tablet composition pounds.

.

Parchment substitute, |4-inch pieces.

.

Bookbinding bands, fs-inch do. . .

.

Family flour barrels.

.

Vinegar, white wine gallons.

.

25

60

150 200

4

600

5

100 300

150 300

600

300

50

250

250

10

50

[,500 15020

50, 000

1,500

3, 000

3, 500

10, 000

500

9 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

25 cents per ounce.

60 cents per pound.

55 cents per pound.

42.5 cents per dozen.

42 cents per quart.

6.5 cents per pound.

$12.50 per dozen.

23.9 cents per pound.

24.9 cents per pound.

55 cents per pound.

35 cents per pound.

7 cents per pound.

5% cents per pound.

29.5 cents per pound.

39 cents per pound.

22.5 cents per pound.

26 cents per pound.

90 cents per pound.

$1.42 per pound.

6.4 cents per pound.

2.2 cents per pound.

7.9 cents per pound.

28.5 cents per pound.

5 cents per pound.

6.5 mills per guard.

$1 per back.

9.6 cents per povmd.

29.2 cents per yard.

1.9 cents per yard.

15 cents per pound.

75 cents per piece.

45 cents per piece.

$3.60 per barrel.

II cents per gallon.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 83

No. 29.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedfime jo, i8g8.

Name of contractor. Title of document.

Number

of

illustrations. Number

of printed

copies

each. Number

of

engraved

plates. Amount

of

contract.

bany, IN. ^

.

Higbteenth Annual Report of tbe Di- rector of the Bureau of Hthnology.

120 Do History, Needs, and Conditions of the

Pribilof Islands Herd of Fur Seals.

218 Do * Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Surx&y, part 2. 59 175. GO

York, N. Y. Kighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

8 9, 850 I, 015. GO Do Monograph XXX, U. S. Geological Survey.

33 4, 850 2, 240. 00

Md.

History N'eeds and Conditions of ttie Pribilof Islands Herd of Fur Seals.2 1,550 257. 00 Do Special Report on Diseases of the

Horse.

44 78, 000 5, 558. 00 Do Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

68 9, 850 5, GOO. 00 Do vSenate Doc. No. 91, 55th Congress, ist session

.

15 1,850 575- 00 do 61 1,850

509, 850

850. GO Do Annual Report of the Secretary of 860. 00 Agriculture for 1897. 5 Do do 6 509, 850 6, 673. GO Do Annual Report of the Chief of Engineens. United States Army, for 1897. . 170 3i 250 I, 170. GO A.merican Process I^^iigrav- ing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

HistorA^ Needs and Conditions of the

Pribilof Islands Herd of Fur Seals. 66 Do Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1897. 31 23. GO Brown-Bierce Co., Dayton, Eighteenth Annual Report of the DiICV^LVJl \JL LUC XJUliCdU. \J\. XV LlllliJltJgy • 159 89.62 Do Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U S Geological Survey, part 2.

86 40. 66

E. Bookliout, jr., New York, N.Y. Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1897. 12 Forbes I/ithograpb IVIanu- facturing Co., Boston, Mass. Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1896, part 2. 3

II, 050

Fricddiw&ld. Compariy B3.I- timore, Md. Monograph XXX, U. S. Geological Survey.12 4,850 72. 50 Harry C Jones, New York, N.Y.

' Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United vStates Army, for 1897. 67 ^00 GO Hcliot^^e Printing" Co., Boston, 1VI3.SS. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

27 3, 904. 00

J. Ottmann I^ithographing

Co., New York, N. Y. Monograph XXX, U. S. Geological Survey.

2 4,850 332.48 Do Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 4.

9 14, 850 800. 00

J U.IIU.0 JjlCU. OC V— -LNCW York, N. Y.

History, Needs, and Conditions of the

Pribilof Islands Herd of Fur Seals.

29 1,550 285. OG Do Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part I. do

2 14, 850

14, 850

398. OG Do

31 3. 649- 00 Do Reports relating to Fur Seal and Sal- mon Fisheries in Alaska.

30 I, 698. GO Do Atlas pertaining to the. Records of the War of the Rebellion.

60 500 7, 500. 00
184 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJime so, i8g8—Continued.

Name of contractor. Title of document,

"A

Number

of printed

copies

each.

Maurice Joyce Engraving

Co., Washington, D. C. Do. DoDo

Moss Photo-Engraving Co., New York, N. Y

Do.

Do.

Do.

Norris Peters Co., Washing

ton, D. C. Do

Do.

Do. Photo-Engraving Co., New

York. N. Y. Do.

Sackett & Wilhelms I.ith- ographing and Printing

Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do. Seiter& Kappes, New York,

N. Y. Do.

Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y. "Werner Company, Akron,

Ohio.

Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2. Monograph XXX, U. S. Geological Survey. Monograph XXIX, U. S, Geological Survey. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Eighteenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part r. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, parts

Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S Geological vSurvey, part 5. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey

part 4. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 4. Reports relating to the Fur Seal and Salmon Fisheries in Alaska.

Special Report on the Beet Sugar In- dustry of the United States. History and Digest of International

Arbitration. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3. Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1897 Report of the Smithsonian Institution

for 1896, part 2. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology. Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau for 1896-97. Monograph XXIX, U. S. Geological

Survey.

.do Reports relating to the Fur Seal and Salmon Fisheries in Alaska. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2. Eighteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 5. Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1897. Seventeenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

54

60, 000

5,850

14, 850

3, 250

5,850

4,850

4, 850

4, 850

14. 850

509, 850

9, 850

25

91

288

4

188

119

749

239
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 185

No. 30.

Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for

furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March /, i8g8, to February 28, i8gg. MACHINE-FINISHED BOOK PRINTING PAPER.

Lot 1.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds , Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0,031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Compan5% Ticonderoga, N. Y do .032 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 034 Frank "W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa .-do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 034 D. ly. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 03 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031

* D. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 R. T- Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New Y'ork, N. Y^ do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, T^-rone, Pa do 03 Lot 2.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 bj^ 38 inches, 48 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 032 New Y'ork and Pennsj-lvania Company-, lyockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New Y'ork, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio .do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & JNIoore Paper Compan3% Philadelphia, la do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 034 D. L.Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 W.W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 03 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 D. M. Bare & Co,, Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03 Lot 3.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 New York and Pennsylvania Companj^, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Sugar River Paper Mill Company, Claremont, N. H do 033 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & ,Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do .031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do. . . . .031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. .do. . . .03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do. . . . .03
1 86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

L,ot 4.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Pennsylva.nia Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Sugar River Paper Mill Company, Claremont, N. H do. . . .033 Wm. A.Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio .do 035 D. I,. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do ,031 R. P. Anderson & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do .03

I,ot 5.-5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do .031 Ne-w York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. ... .03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Sugar River Paper Mill Company, Claremont, N. H do 033 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 D. I^. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03

lyOt 6.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls)

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Sugar River Paper Mill Company, Claremont, N. H .do 033 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 D. Iv. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C : do. . . .03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03

L,ot 7. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls)

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I,ockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brother.s, Philadelphia, Pa do 031 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do. ... .036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich , do. . . .031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. , . .032
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 187

Lot 7. —5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls) —Cont'd. Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . $0. 035 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Carter, Rice & Co., Corporation, Boston, Mass -.do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do .03 Lot 8. —5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md - do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Compan3% Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kennj-, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 D. L- Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. INIoorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa ; do 03 Lot 9.-5,000 reams, No, i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenn3% Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 034

Carter, Rice & Co Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. ... . 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa .do 03 Lot 10.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 New York and Penns5^1vania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 035 W. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03

lyOt 11.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 b5'- 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls): Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do. ... . 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do. . . . . 032
1 88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

t,ot II.—5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in either 38 or 48 inch rolls)—Cont'd. Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0,034 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do. . . .036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 039 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do ... . 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio .do 035 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 035 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa .do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N . Y do ... .03/

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 035 R. P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C do 031 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do .03

I^ot 12.—5, 000 reams. No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do. . . . 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do ... 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do ... .034 D. I,. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa , do 035 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do ... .03 Carter, Rice &. Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do ... .031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y . . do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge. Pa do. . . . .032 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03 Lot 13. —5, 000 reams. No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 033 New York and Penn.sylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do ... . 034 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y. do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, j r. , New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 034 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 03 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 03 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 03

L,ot 14.—5, 000 reams. No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 033 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . . 034 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 036 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 033 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa .do 03 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 034 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 W.W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 03 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 189

Lot 14. —5,000 reams. No. i, 3S by 48 inches, 96 pounds—Continued.

R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa .per pound.

.

$0. 034

do.... . 029 P.H.Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... 032 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.... •03 do.... •03 Lot 15. —500 reams Xo. i, 38 inches in width : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .031 do...

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• 034 do.... .031 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •034 Frank W. McXeal. New York, N. Y do.... .036 Wm. A. ^^Tieeler. jr.. New York, N. Y do.... .036

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do.... •039 Dresskell & Kennv, Detroit, :Mich do.... .031 do.... •03 do.... • 034 D. L. Ward, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •035 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... .031 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •034 do...

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.031

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... • 031 do...

.

.032 SIZBD AND SUPERCALEXDERED BOOK PRINTING PAPER.

Lot 16. —^4,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, INId per pound.

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|o. 035 do.... •035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 035

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, INId do.... • 037 do...

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•039 Frank W. McXeal, New York, X. Y do... . •053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y do.... •053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .036 Dresskell & Kennv, Detroit, INIich do.... •034 do...

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•033 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... •039 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do.... •033 do.... •035 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do.... .036 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do...

.

037

S. J. Rose, Xew York, X. Y do.... .04 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Xew York, X'. Y do.... .032

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do...

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.036 do.... • 032 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do.... •033 Lot 17. —2,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, qo pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... •035 do.... .036 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •035 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... •037 do.... •039

•053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do...

.

053

Scott. Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .036 Dresskell & Kennv, Detroit, Mich do.... •035 do.... •033 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa : do.... •039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio' do.... •039 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do.... •033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do...

.

•035 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do.... • 036 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do.... •037

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do...

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•039 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do...

.

.032
190 REPORT OF THK PUBI.IC PRINTER.

lyOt 17. —2,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds—Continued.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa per pound. . $0. 035 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 032 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 033

I^ot 18.—3,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md -.do 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven. Pa do 035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 037 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y '. do 053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y .do 053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 036 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 039

'B;. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 036 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 035 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 037

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do 03B West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 032

lyOt 19. —2,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do. . . . .035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa , do 036 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 039 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 037 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia. Pa do 033 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 034

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do 037 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do 032

L,ot 20. —4,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 034 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Dobler & Mvidge, Baltimore, Md do 037 The Chelsea Paper Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 039 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 036 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich .do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 033

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 042 E. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 037 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do ... .033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 035 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do 036 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do 037

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do .039
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 191

I^ot 20.-4,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds—Continued.

|o. 032 P H Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... . 036 R P Andrews & Co , Washington, D. C ... .do • 032 TQseph K Cass Tyrone Pa do • ^00

lyOt 21.—1,000 reams, 21%. by 29 inches, 40 pounds : The Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do.... • 036 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do... . • 035 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... • 036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... • 053 Wm A Wheeler jr New York, N Y do • 053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do.... • 036 Dresskell & Kenn}', Detroit, Mich do .035 do.... • 035

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa ... , do . O^Q do... . . 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do.... .033 Carter Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do • 035 do. ..

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• 037

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do. ... . 042 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, NY ... do... • O^^ '-'JO P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... • 036 R. P. Andrews & Co.-, Washington, D. C do • ^33 Joseph K Cass Tyrone, Pa do

I<ot 22. —1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do The Ticouderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do • ^34 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do • 035 ......do.... • 036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... • 053 Wm A. Wheeler, New York, N. Y do • '-'00 do.... • 036 do...

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• 035 The Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do • 034

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... • c>39 do. ..

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. 041 do W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do 0^1 do • ^00 do . 07.7 S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do . 041 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do • '^33 P.H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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• ^33 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do • '-'34 I/Ot 23. —3,500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company Ticonderoga N Y do •O34 New York and Pennsylvania Company L,ockhaven, Pa do 035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do • 036 Dobler & Mudcre Baltimore Md do • 039 The Chelsea Paper Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do • 053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do.. .

• '-'JO Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do .036 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do • 035 The Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. • ^33

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia Pa do • 039 do . 04 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass '. do.... • 034

S. J. Ro.se, New York, N. Y do...

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.04 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... •033

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do...

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.033 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa .032
192 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

L,ot 24. —1,500 reams, 22% by 31^ inches, 50 ponnds : Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md per pound $0. 035 The Ticonderoo'a Pulp and Paper Companv Xiconderoo'a N Y do • 035 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do • ^^2)5 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do • "Oo Wm A Wheeler jr New York N Y do • 053

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do. • 036 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do • 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companj', Philadelphia, Pa do '-'34 Dill& Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do • *^39 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do . 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do • "oo Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do • 035 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do • 037

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do • 043 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company New York N Y do • 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... • 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do...

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• 034 Joseph K Cass Tyrone Pa... do • 033

IvOt 25. —1,500 reams, 22^ hy 31^ inches, 42 pounds

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Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md do • 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Co Ticonderoga N Y do Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do...

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036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do • 053 Wm. A Wheeler jr New York N Y do • 053 Scott Pfau & Co Cincinnati Ohio . do nil Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do • 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do • 034 Dill & Collins Philadelphia Pa do • 039 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do . 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do • 033 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do • '-'35 R. T. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

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• 037

S. T. Rose, New York, N. Y do. ..

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• 044 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company New York N Y do. .. • ^34

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa . , do 036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do • 034 Joseph K Cass Tyrone Pa do • '-'33 IvOt 26. —1,500 reams, 22^ by 2>^^ inches, 40 pounds : Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md do OIK Xhe Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do oil '-'0/ Wolf Brothers Philadelphia, Pa do • 035 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do • 036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... • 053 Wm A Wheeler jr New York NY do • 053 Scott Pfau & Co Cincinnati Ohio do 037 Dresskell & Kenny Detroit Mich do • 035 The Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do • 034

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

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• 039 Browne & Stuart Cincinnati, Ohio do . 042 W. W. McBride & Co., Pittsburg, Pa do.... • 033 Carter Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ..

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• 035 D M Bare & Co Roarino" Springs Pa do • 037 do. ..

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• 037 do.... • 044 W^est Viro^inia Pulp and Paper Companv New York NY do • 033

.036 R P Andrews & Co Washington D C do...

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• 033 Joseph K Cass Tyrone Pa do...

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• 034

lyOt 27. —1,000 reams, 31/^ by 45/^ inches, 80 pounds ; do.... 035 The Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do...

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036 do.... • 034 do.... .036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... • 053 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do.... • 053
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Lot 27. —1,000 reams, by 45^2 inches. So pounds—Continued.

Scott, Pfau & Co , Cincinnati, Ohio . . . per pound.

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$0. 036 Dresskell & Kennv Detroit ^'^ich do '-'35 The Jessup and Aloore Paper Companv, Philadelphia Pa do.. . Dill & Collins Philadelphia Pa do • °39 Browne & Stuart Cincinnati Ohio do. . . 0^0

"U" ^ McBride & Co Pittsburo" Pa do • ^33 Qarter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Ma'^s do • ^00 R T Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa do.... • 037 S T Rose N^ew York \' do • 043 ^^gst Vir°dnia Pulp and Paper Companv, ^ew York, !X. Y do • °33 p H Glatfelter Springforge, Pa do • 036 R P Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do - 033 Joseph K Ca'-s Tvrone Pa do • 034

L/Ot 2S.—1,000 reams, inches in width : Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md .do . 034

file Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga, X. \ do • 037 Wolf Brother*; Philadelphia, Pa do • 036 Frank W McXeal, Xew York, X.Y do • 053 Wm \ Wheeler jr Xew York X Y do • 053 Scott Pfau & Co , Cincinnati, Ohio do • 037 Dresskell & Kennv Detroit Alich do ^00 The Jc^sup and "Moore Paper Companv Philadelphia Pa do 0^1

Dill & Collins Philadelphia, Pa do • '-'39 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do • "^39 W W AIcBride & Co Pittsbur^" Pa do • '-'33 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, :Mass do.... . • 035

.07 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Comoanv, New York, X. Y do.... • 034

.036 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington. D . C do.... • 034 Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa do.... .032 WRITING PAPER, OF" AXY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

L/Ot 29. —6,000 reams white double cap, 17 bv 28 inches

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound .

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$0. 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do • 058

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do...

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• '354 Dresskell & Kennv, Detroit, ^lich do • 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Companv Holvoke Alass do .06 Connecticut River Paper Companv Hol\'oke Alass do .06 Riverside Paper Companv Holvoke Ala-^s do 054 The Geo C Gill Paper Companv Holvoke Mass do

Carter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Mass do • 056

I/)t 30. —1,000 reams double cap Tanv required color), 17 bv 2S inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do... • 065 Dobler & Mudge Baltimore Md do .068

Scott, Pfau & Co Cincinnati Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kennv Detroit Alich do • 075 The Beebe &. Holbrook Companv Hol^'oke Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Companv Holyoke Mass do . 06 Riverside Paper Compan\' Holvoke Alass do . 08 Carter Rice & Co Corporation Boston Ala^s do • Lot 31. —1,000 reams white demv, 16 bv 21 inches ; Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. Aid do • 059

Scott, Pfau & Co Cincinnati Ohio . do.

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• '^3 Dresskell & Kennv Detroit Alich do • '-'75 The Beebe & Holbrook Companv Holvoke Alass do . 06 Connecticut River Paper Companv Holvoke AXass do . 06 Riverside Paper Companv Holyoke Alass do • '-'54 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Companv, Holvoke, Mass do.... • 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Alass do.... .056 Lot 32.—S, 000 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Aid do.... .056 Dobler & Aludge, Baltimore, Aid .057 S. Doc. 5 13
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I^ot 32.-8,000 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches—Continued.

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . $0. 054 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056

lyOt 33. —500 reams double demy (any required color), 21 by 32 inches : vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimoi-e, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass ..do 065 Lot 34.—1, 000 reams white folio po.st, 17 by 22 inches

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 058

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 063 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056

lyOt 35.—100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau &Co., Cincinnati, Ohio .do 07 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065

I^ot 36.—2,000 reams white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 058

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 054 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich '. do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056

lyOt 37. —100 reams blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kennj^, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065 Lot 38. —1,000 reams white medium, 18 by 23 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 058

Scott, Pfau & Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 063 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . ,06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056

lyOt 39. —100 reams blue medium, 18 by 23 inches

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068
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Lot 39—loo reams blue medium, iS by 23 inches—Continued.

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio per pound. . $0. 07 Dresskell & Kennj-, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Companj^ Holyoke, Mass ^. do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .. .065

I,ot 40. —1,000 reams white royal, 19 by 24 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 058

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio ^ do 063 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Companj^, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do 054

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056 Tot 41. —100 reams, blue royal, 19 by 24 inches ; Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kenn^^ Detroit, Mich do. . . . . 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 The Riverside Paper Compan}", Holyoke, Mass do 06

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065 Tot 42. —500 reams white super royal, 20 by 28 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 059

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 063 Dresskell & Kennj-, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 The Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056 Lot 43. —100 reams blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company', Holyoke. Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065 Tot 44. —1,000 reams white imperial : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .- do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. do 059

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 063 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass. .

-. do 06 Connecticut River Paper Compan}', Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma,ss do 056 Tot 45. —100 reams of blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 07 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065 Tot 46. —3,000 reams white, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . . .056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 058

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 054
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I^ot 46—3,000 reams white, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width—Continued.

Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich per pound. . $0. 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Companj^ Holyoke, Mass do 06 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 054 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 056

I<ot 47. —100 reams colored, any size not exceeding 28 inches in width : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 065 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 07

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio .do 07 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 075 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do ... .07 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 065 Lot 48.—100 reams golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 09 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 20 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 09 COVER PAPER,

Lot 49.-2,000 reams cover paper of any size, weight, and color

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New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa per pound. . $0. 039 Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 037 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 047 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 043

vScott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 04 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do .045 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio .do 042 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 045 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 04 PLATE PAPER.

Lot 50. —75,000 pounds plate paper of any size, weight, and tint

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. $0,078 Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 075 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 072 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 079 Wni. A. Wheeler, jr.. New Y'ork, N. Y do 067 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 063 The Peter Adams Company, New York, N. Y do 078 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 075 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 085 MAP PAPER.

Lot 51.-125,000 pounds map paper of any size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md ; per pound. . $0. 12 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 125 Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 124 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do. . . . .11 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 13 Holyoke Paper Companj^, Holyoke, Mass do 11 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 11 WOOD-CUT PAPER.

Lot 52.-200,000 pounds wood-cut paper of any size, weight, and tint

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0.07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 065 Linton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 064 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 067 The Chelsea Paper Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 068

Scott, Pfau & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio do 069
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Lot 52. —200,000 pounds wood-cut paper of any size, weight, and tint—Continued.

Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich per pound $0,065

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 068 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio .do 064 Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa do 065 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .'.

. . 069 MANILA PAPER.

Lot 53. —1.500 reams manila paper of any required size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound . $0,025 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 026 The Cumberland Paper Company, Allegany County, Md do 027 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 035 Frank W. McXeal, New York, N. Y" do 029 Wm. A. "\;\Tieeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 03 Carter. Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Lot 54. —2,000 reams rope-manila paper of any required size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 051 New York and Pennsylvania Company-, Lockhaven, Pa do 048 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 052 Linton Bros.& Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 048 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 046 Frank \V. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 052 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y" do 051 Thomas S. Safford, Camden, N. J

; do 048 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 05 Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa do 049 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 057 Lot 55. —100 reams bleached manila paper, 24 by 38 inches 145 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .do 036 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 036 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 046 Wm. A.Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 04 W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 039 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 035 GLAZED BOND PAPER.

Lot 56. —100,000 pounds glazed bond paper of any color, size, and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 13 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 128 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 13 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 23 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 125 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly vSprings, Pa do 13 Parsons Paper Company, Hol\-oke, Mass do 24 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 15 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 25 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 319 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do .13 ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Lot 57. —20,000 pounds artificial parchment of any size and weight : Smith Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 14 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 34 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 132 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 135 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 25 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 132 Valley Paper Company, Holj-oke, Mass do 169 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 132 Lot 58.-2,000 pounds parchment deed of any size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md do 14 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do ,34 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 145 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 145
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I,ot 58.-2,000 pounds parchment deed of any size and weight—Continued. Parsons Paper Company, Hoiyoke. Mass per pound $0. 25 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 319 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 146 CARDBOARD.

lyOt 59. —20,000 sheets heavy railroad board, 22 by 28 inches, 280 pounds : ' I^inton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I per pound $0,041 Dresskell & Kennj^ Detroit, Mich do 047 Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Va .do 039 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 04

lyOt 60.-20,000 sheets china board, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds

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I,inton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 041 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 058 Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Va do 039 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 041

L,ot 61.-20,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches, 210 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.,. . .039- I^inton Bros. & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do. .. .041 Dresskell & Kenn3^ Detroit, Mich do 048 Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Va do .. . .039 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 041

L,ot 62.-50,000 sheets manila cardboard of any size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md ..do 035 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 043 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 043 W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 036 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 041

S. J. Rose, New York, N. Y do 044 BRISTOL BOARD.

L,ot 63. —500,000 sheets white bristol board, No. i, of any size and weight • Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . |o. 095

I,inton, Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I. do 071 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 0/ Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 079 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 075 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 077

I,ot 64.-1,300,000 sheets colored bristol board of any size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 03 Linton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 027 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 07 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 03 W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 026 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 026

II, ot 65. —500,000 sheets manila bristol board of any size and weight

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 025 I^inton Brothers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I do 022 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y. . . do 029 Wm A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 037 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 027 W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y do 024 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do .026 FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER. WHITE OR BLUE, LAID OR WOVE, OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

lyOt 66.—500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches r Smith, Dixon & Co , Baltimore. Md per pound. . $0. 12 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. Md do 125 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 125 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 129 Crane Brothers. Westfield. Mass do ... .161 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 12 L. I^. Brown Paper Company, Adams. Mass do 16 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do... . . . 12
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l,ot 66.—500 reams cap, 14 b^^ 17 inches—Continued. Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound $0. 139 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Riverside Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass .do 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15

I,ot 67. —1,500 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do I2 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 125 Keith Paper Compam^ Turners Falls, Mass do 125 Dresskell & Kenn\-, Detroit, Mich ... r do 129 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 162 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 12 L. I/. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 16 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 12 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 139 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15

I^ot 68.—1,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 12 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 125 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 125 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 129 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 166 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 12

Iv. L,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 167 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 12 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Holj-oke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 148 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Cor] oration, Boston, Mass do 15 Lot 69. —1,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 13 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .do 13 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 129 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 129 Crane Brothers Westfield, Mass do 172 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13

ly. L,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 171 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 157 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 148 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15 Lot 70.—1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 13 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 14 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Ma.ss do 129 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 129 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 167 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 L. L- Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 168 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 144 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . .165 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15 Lot 71.-1,000 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 13 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do .14 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 129 Byron We.ston Co., Dalton, Mass ..do 184 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 133
200 REPORT OF THE PUBI^IC PRINTER.

lyOt 71. —1,000 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches—Continued. Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass per pound. . $0. 168 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13

ly. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 169 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 13 Parsons Paper Compan}^ Holyoke, Mass .do 144 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do . . . . 134 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do ... .165 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15

lyOt 72.—500 reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 15 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... .145 Keith Paper Companj^, Turners Falls, Mass do 139 Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass do 184 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 159 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do. ... . 169 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 15

1,. L,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 168 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Parsons Paper Company, ^ iolyoke. Mass do 154 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 16 Riverside Paper C^mpanj^ Holyoke, Mass do 165 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15 lyOt 73.—300 reams, imperial, 23 by 31 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 15 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 145 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass. do 16 Byron Weston Company, Dalton, Mass do 184 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 16 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 172 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 15

ly. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 173 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 164 Holyoke Paper Company, Hotyoke, Mass do 16 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 165 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15 lyOt 74. —500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width : » Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 155 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 145 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 172 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 17 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 155

ly. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 169 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 145 Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 173 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 17 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 159 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 15 SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER, WHITE OR BLUE, LAID OR WOVE, OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

lyOt 75. —1,000 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches : vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0,082 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 08 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 089 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 09 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holj^oke, Mass do 082 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 084 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Spring.s, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08
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Lot 75. —1,000 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches—Continued.

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . $0.09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C .do. ... .082 Lot 76. —2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md ' do 082 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md .' do .08 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do .089 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 09 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 082 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 085 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do 09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08

R. P. Andrews, Washington, D. C do 082 Lot 77. —2,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 082 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 08 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y. . ; do 089 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 09 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass ... .do 082 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 085 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... .09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 082 Lot 78. —1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 082 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 08 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 089 Wm. A. W^heeler, jr.. New York, N. Y' do 09 Dresskell & Kenney, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 082 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 085 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 082 Lot 79.—1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md , do 082 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 08 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 089 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y^ do. ... .09

Dre.s.skell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 082 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 085 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 082 Lot 80. —1,500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do . . . .092 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 081 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 08
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 80.-1,500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width—Continued. Frank McNeal, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 089 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 09 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 095 The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do 092 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do .073 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 087

' Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 082 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 09 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 082 TISSUE AND COPYING PAPER.

Lot 81. —1,500 reams ,S. and C. ti.ssue paper, 21 by 32 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per ream. . $0.90 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 93 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 90 Lot 82.—500 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 00 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do i. 03 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... i. 00 Lot 83. —100 reams copying paper, i8}4 by 22^ inches : Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 1.94 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 2. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.48 Lot 84.—100 reams copying paper, 2oJ^ by 24% inches : Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 94 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 2. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2. 48 Lot 85.—500 reams tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 50 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 74 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 55 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 085 BLOTTING PAPER.

Lot 86.—25 reams blotting paper, 19 by 24 inches, 100 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . $9. 00 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 6. 00 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 6. 17 Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Va do 5. 50 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 6.00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 6. 10 Lot 87. —10 reams blotting paper, 20 by 25 inches, 16 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 2. 50 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... i. 75 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . 2. 00 TAR PAPER.

Lot 88. —150 reams tar paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds : Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . I4. 50 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 4. 30 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 4. 37 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 4. 75 PLAID, MARBLE, AND COMB PAPER.

Lot 89.—25 reams plaid paper, 22^ by 28 inches : (No proposals received.) Lot 90.^50 reams plaid paper, 23 by 31^ inches : (No proposals received.) Lot 91. —60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y .• per ream. . 9.40 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 95
REPORT OI^ The public PRINTER. 203

I,ot 92. —10 reams marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y per ream. . $4. 40 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 45

lyOt 93. —75 reams marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do 6. 39 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4.70 Lot 94.—30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do 7. 50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 45 Lot 95.-45 reams comb paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y ^ do 9. 39 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 00 Lot 96.—50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches : Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. . . . 10.49 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7.85 TYPEWRITER PAPER.

Lot 97.—50 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 22 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per ream. . 4.62 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 3. 70 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 03 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do. . . . 5. 05 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do. . . . 3. 52 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4.40 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 5. 15 Carter, Rice 8l Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 3. £0 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.05 Lot 98. —50 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 11 pounds : vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 2. 12 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do. . . . 3.05 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . i. 80 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 3. 10 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 2. 75 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 3.05 Lot 99.—100 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 22 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . . 4. 62 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N.Y do 3.70 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 4. 17 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do. . . . 4. 20 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass -do 3. 52 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 3.70 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 4.09

Carter, Rice & Co, Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 3.86 Fa.ston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 20 Lot 100. —100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 8 povxnds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.58 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York. N. Y do 3. 23 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 2. 36 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 2. 00 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass , do. ... 2. 32 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 2. 00 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2.36 Lot loi.—50 reams typewriter paper, 16 by 28 inches, 28 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 2.06 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 00 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 3. 17 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 2. 79 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 2. 10 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 2. 24 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 2. 10 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2. 24 CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPER.

Lot 102. —100 reams cap paper, 12% by 15% inches, 16 pounds . Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per ream. . 1.51 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.53
204 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

L,ot 102.—loo reams cap paper, laj^ by 15^ inches, 16 pounds—Continued. Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y per ream. . Si. 94 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do ... 2.84 Springdale Paper Coini)aiiy, Westfield, Mass

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do.... 1.84 Holyoke Paper Com]jany, llolyoke. Mass do. ... i. 44 Valley Paper Company, llolyoke. Mass do .. . 1.7.S Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 1.68 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2.08

Il,ot 103. —300 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 4. 48 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa , . . .do ... 4. 51 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 5. 02 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do ... 5. 79 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do. ... 4. 79 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4. 10 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4. 24 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do 4.45 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 4. 24 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 24

lyOt 104. —15 reams packet note paper, 9 by 11 34; inches, 7 pounds

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... .74 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do ... .94 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do. ... i. 01 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do ... .89 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... .75 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do ... .94 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do .77 Easton & Rupp, AVashington, D. C do .91

lyOt 105. —100 reams quarto-post paper, g% by 15^^ inches, 12 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 1.25 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.25 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do i. 25 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 1.89 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do i. 26 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . i. 20 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do i. 29 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do ... 1.32 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 1.56

L,ot 106. —200 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 48 pounds

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 4.48 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do ... 4.51 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 5.02 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 5.67 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do. . . . 4. 79 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4.25 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 4. 24 Vallej' Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4.45 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 4. 24 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 6. 24

IvOt 107.— 150 reams packet note paper, 9 by 11 inches, 7 pounds : Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 74 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 91 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 97 Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 84 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 75 Valley Paper Companj', Holyoke, Mass do .79 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 77 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do ... .91 PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

Lot 108.— 100 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per ream. . . 75 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia., Pa do. . . . .80 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do i 00 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do .74 Dresskell & Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 85 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do ... .75 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 58
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PARCHMENT.

Lot 109.—2,cxx) sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches : F. Bredt & Co., New York, X. Y .per sheet. . $0. 27 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston, Mass do. ... .27 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2625 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do .27

No. 31.

Schedule ofproposalsfor supplying Ihe Government Printing Office with

stationery^ fuel^forage, ice, and miscellafieous itemsfroDi fuly i, i8gj, to fu7iejo,

i8gS. Item I. —A. "VV. Faber's lead pencils, round : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross. . $3. 60 R. Cartlr Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. S9 Fred. A. Schmidt. Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 40 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 3. 66 Item 2. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon : E. Morrison Paper Company. Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 80 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D C do. . . . 5. 35 Fred. A. Schmidt. Washington, D. C do 5.75 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 10 Item 3. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, all red : E. Morrison Paper Company. Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 63 R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do 6. 48 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 10 Item 4. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, all blue : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . 5. 25 R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do 5. 67 Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do 5. 38 Item 5.—A. W, Faber's lead pencils, all green : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. do. ... 5. 67 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 5. 38 Item 6. —Dixon American graphite pencils, round:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 50 Fred. A.Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 55 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 46 Item 7.— Dixon American graphite pencils, hexagon:

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 84 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 90 Easton & Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C do 4. 80 Item 8. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all red: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 84 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 5. 85 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 76 Item 9. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all blue : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C

' do 5. 84 Fred. A. Schmidt. Washington, D. C do 5. 85 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 76 Item 10. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all green : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 84 Fred. A. Schmidt. AVashington, D. C do 5. 85 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 5. 76 Item II. —Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, black : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 84 . R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3.90 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 5.45 Item 12.—Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, red or blue : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.91 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 7.00 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 7.05 Item 13. —F^gle lead pencils, hexagon, black, Xos. i t0 5 : C. S. Braisted. New York, X. Y do 3. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3.88 Item 14. —Eagle lead pencils, round, black, Xos. i to 5 : C. S. Braisted, Xew York, X. Y do 2. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do. ... 2.92
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Item 15. —EJagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green : C. S, Braisted, New York, N. Y. per gross. . $3. 00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do Item 16. —Kagle automatic pencils, No. 865 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y per dozen. . Item 17.—Copying leads for Kagle automatic pencils. No. 865 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y per gross. . 14. 40 Item 18.—Kagle crown penholders, No. i : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y per dozen. . . 20 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 27 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 24 Item 19. —Kagle crown penholders. No. 2 : C . S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 24 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . . .31 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 27 Item 20. —Eagle crown penholders, No. 3 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 34 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 32 Item 21.—E- Faber's penholders, No. 267 : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 20 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 22 Item 22. —E. Faber's penholders, No. 268 : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 25 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 28 Item 23. —E. Faber's penholders, No. 269 : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 30 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 33 Item 24.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small

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C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do 62 Item 25. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 60 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 83 Item 26.—Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 80

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 1. 19 Item 27.—Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to pound : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y per pound . . .48 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 28.—Eagle penholders. No. 2410 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y per gross. . 1. 20 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C ... do i. 35 Item 29.—Eagle penholders. No. 341 1 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do i. 45 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 58 Item 30. —Eagle penholders. No. 4712 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do i. 55 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 75 Item 31. —Davidson's velvet erasive rubber. No. 12 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 82 John C. Parker, Washington, D. C do 80 Item 32. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. i : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per box of 100. . . 079 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 33. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. 2 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 099 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 09 Item 34. —Underwood's Egyptian black ink

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The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y per quart. . . 40 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 415 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 40 Item 35. — Underwood's chemical writing ink (extra copying) ; The Manhattan Supply Company New York, N. Y do 55 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... .48 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 605 Easton and Rupp, Washington, D. C do 56
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Item 36. —Underwood's carmine ink : Tlie AX3.nl13.ttsn Snpplv Companv ^N^ew "York Y $!• 50 Frank W AlcXeal Xew York N Y do I. 50 do 1. 44 5)aston 5^ Rnpp ^Yasliin^^^on D C do I - 75 Item 37. —A.rnold's writing' fluid i R Carter Ballantvne Washm^^on D C do • 34 do • 35 Item 38 Thomas's writing" ink ; R Carter Ballantvne T\'asliinoi;on D C do • 30 Gaston & Rupp "Wastiino^on C do • 25 Item "^9 —Alavnard & 2soves's writing ink ; R Carter Ballantvne Washington D C do . 28 E^aston & Rupp W^a^^hin^'^ton T) C do • 25 Item 40. —Carter's writing fluid ; R Carter Ballantvne "Wastiin^^on D C do • 3125 E)aston & Rupp AVasliin*^on D C do • 30 Item 41. —Sanford's combined writing and copving fluid R Carter Ballantvne AVashin<'1;on D C do 50 do.... • 50 Item 42.—E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 33, H-inch :

• 30 do... • 35 Item 43. —Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes (Nos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, %-incli, in each gross)

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do... . • 30 Item 44. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 0, ^^-inch : do...

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• 32 do.... • 35 Item 45. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, ^-inch : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... • "9 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C ' do.. - -

• Item 46.—E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, ^-inch : do...

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.40 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do.... • 525 Item 47. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 17 : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do.... • 09 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D. C do.... Item 48. —E. Faber's rubber bands. No. 10 : E. Morrison Paper Companv, Washington, D. C do.... .06 R. Carter Ballantvne, Washington, D C do.... .06 Item 49. —Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch • (No proposals received.) Item 50.—Rubber bands, assorted sizes (Nos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, H-inch, in each gross): (No proposals received.) Item 51. —Rubber bands, No. o, J;(-inch : (No proposals received.) Item 52. —Rubber bands, No. o, ^-inch •. (No proposals received.

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Item 53. —Rubber bands, No. 000, ^-inch : (No proposals received.) Item 54.—Rubber bands. No. 17 :

( No proposals received.

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Item 55.—Rubber bands No. 10 : (No proposals received.) Item 56. —E. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12 : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C per gross. . 12. 00 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do.. . 13.25 Item 57.—Gillott's steel pens. No. 303 : R. Carter Ballantyne. Washington, D. C do 71 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 69 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 70 Item 58.—Gillott's steel pens, No. 404 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D C do 38 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 375 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 38
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Item 59. —Spencerian steel pens, No. i : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per gross |o. 652 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 60. —Spencerian steel pens, No. 2: R. Carter Ballant^aie, Washington, D. C do 652 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 61. —Spencerian steel pens. No. 3 : R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do 652 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 62. —Spencerian steel pens, No. 24

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R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 652 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C .do 65 Item 63. —Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 048 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do ... . 385 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . . .38 Item 64. —Esterbrook's steel pens, No. 2 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 385 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do ... .38 Item 65.—Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 183: R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 485 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 66.— Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 284 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C do 485 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 67. —Esterbrook's steel pens. No. 314 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D.C do 485 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 Item 68.—Eagle Pencil Co.'s steel pens, No. E 10 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 32 Item 69. —Eagle Pencil Co.'s steel pens, No. E 170:

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 27 Item 70. —Eagle Pencil Co.'s steel pens. No. E 190 : C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 35 Item 71. —I^yon's steel pens. No. 5, stub : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 91 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 92 Item 72.—lyyon's steel pens. No. 5, ground point

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R. Carter Ballant\me, Washington, D. C do 81 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 92 Item 73. —Miller Bros.' steel pens. No. 4 . R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 455 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 48 Item 74. —Inkstands, 2^-inch, square : R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2. 38 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. (Gardner, No. 7) do 3. 60 Item 75. —Inkstands, 25^-inch, round :

- R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do i. 27 Item 76.—Sponge cups, 3-inch : R. Carter Ballantjaie, Washington, D. C do 37 Easton & Riipp, Washington, D. C do 48 Item 77. —Mucilage reservoirs. No. 6 : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 95 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 78.—Erasers, knife-blade, white handles

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E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D.C do. ... 2. 75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 30 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.40 Item 79. —Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge : E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 3.00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 1.54 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2.50
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Item 80. —Shears, lo-inch : per gross. $5. 90 R Carter Ba.lla.Titvne, Wasliinglon, D. C.

Scymour^s St Trim do... 5- 21

"^^l^-^jj patent mit do... 5- 21 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C.

Sample A. ..do. . 6. 10 do 5- 25

Xa T R-rrir\Vc Sir Pr» <;"h i n crfon T> P do 5- 94 E)aston & Rupp, ^^ashington, D. C.

Sample A. do 5- 34 Sample B do.. 5- 34 James B Ivamhie ^^ashin^^on D C do. .

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6.96 Item 81, —Waste baskets ; The ^lanhattan Supply Companv, Tsew York, Y do. .. 4. 20 R Carter Ballantvne Washino^ton D C do Rudolph West & Co Washino^ton D C do... 4. 18 E)aston & Rupp, Washington, 33. C.

do 4. 40 Sample N^o "^o do 5.00 Item 82.^Bone folders

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The Alanhattan Supplv Company ^ew York NY. ... do. .. .98 R. Carter Ballantvne, ^Vashington, D. C.

do . 80 iO"inch do • 9'~' EJaston & Rupp, AVashington, X). C.

do . 82 Sample ^inch do • 92 Sample K lo-inch do

do • "3 Sample W 9-inch do • 93 Geo F Muth & Co Washin<^ton D C per yard • 24 R Carter Ballantyne Washington D C do • 23 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Imperial do - 23 Faber do . 21 Easton & Rupp AVashino"ton D C do • 25 Item 84. —Blue and white bonnet board, by 23^^ inches : The jNIanhattan Supplv Company "^ew Y^ork "NT Y per sheet 0175 Dobler & Aludge Baltimore Md do

F)aston & Rupp Washino^ton D C do . 021

XLkZLLL 0^. >V lllLC doll d 11 L 11 1 CtV_l LC wUdl . Y Baldwin Johnson Washin*^ton D C per toil 62 Chas Werner AVashington D C do 4. 622 John B Daish Washin^ion D C do 4- 59 John P A^^new & Co Washin^^on D C do 4.60 W H Baum Washin'^^on O C do - 4- 79

J F)dw Chapman Washington D C do 4. 80 Item 86. —Georges Creek coal V Baldwin Johnson Washington D C do Chas W^erner Washin^rton D C do 2. 14 John B Daish W^ashin<^ton T) C do 2. 3a do • 2. 32 Inter-State Coal and Coke Company Baltimore IMd do • 2. 39 John P Agnew & Co W^ashin^^ton D C do

J- Edw Chapman Washington D C do • 2. 30 ^lerchants^ Coal Company Baltimore IMd do . 2.22 Tfpm Tnf^ • xLt;iJ.A o/. xv_c . Thp TTvcripriir* Tpp* OorrrnaTiTr \X/a«Viincrfnn Tl 26

TndPT^PTlHptll' Tr**=* Oritn T\i5 TT^T" VlTci cTri-n erf r\n T\ do

Great Falls Ice Company Washin<^on D C do . 28 The Purity Ice Company, Washington, D. C do... . 20 Item 88.—Oats : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do... . .90 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do .. • .875 H. P. Pillsburv, Washington, D. C do... • -99 S. Doc. 5 14
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Item 88.—Oats—Continued.

Geo. A. Myers, Washington, D. C Danenhower & Co., Washington, D. C do • 94 Item 89.—Corn meal

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John B Daish Washington D C do • 70 W M Gait & Co Washington D C do

H. P Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do Geo A. Myers, Washington, D. C do • 685 Danenhower & Co., Washington, D. C do • ij Item 90. —Bran : John B Daish Washington D C do . 60 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do 67=; H P Pillsbury Washino-ton D C do 04 Geo. A. Mj'ers, Washington, D. C do. . 6225 Danenhower & Co., Washington, D C .... do 70 Item 91. —Corn : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do • 0" W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C . do. . . 5425 H P Pillsbury Washington D C... do • 75 Geo. A. Myers, Washington, D. C do. .. .66 Danenhower & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. .60 Item 92. —Hay : John B Daish Washington D C do . 68 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. 72 H P Pillsbury Washington DC do 71 Geo. A. Myers, Washington, D. C do • 71 Danenhower & Co Washincrton D C do • 685 Item 93. —Straw : John B Daish Washington D C do • /4 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. .675 H P Pillsbury Washino^ton D C do 6"; Geo A Mj'ers Washington, D C do ^0 Danenhower & Co Washino^ton D C do Item 94. —Flaxseed meal

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John B Daish Washington, D. C do 3. 00 W M Gait & Co., Washinp-ton, D. C do 3. 00 H A Pillsbviry Washington DC. do Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 2. 50 Geo A Myers, Washington, D.C do 2. 75 Danenhower & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Item 95. —Spring dividers, 5-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler Washincfton D C per dozen

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do . 4- 45 F P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do. .. 3. 19 James B L,ambie W^ashington DC do 7 =;o Item 96. —W^ing dividers, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler Washinorton D C do 00 Rudolph West & Co Washington D C do 3 00 F P May & Co , Washington, DC do 2 7=; lyOuis Hartig W^ashino'ton D C do James B Lambie W^ashington D C do (. o- -^0 Jtem 97. —Bookbinders' hammers : The W^ . 0. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do . 7. 15 Rudolph West & Co Washington DC do F P May & Co Washington D C do 17. 40 Jtem 98.—Shoe knives^ No. 3 : Wimsatt & Uhler Washington, D .C do I. 00 Rudolph West & Co Washington, D. C . do 7Q F P May & Co Washington D C do • 74 James B Il,ambie Washington D C do 7'; /J Item 99. —L,ignum-vit8e mallets : F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... 3-75 do... 3-50 Item 100.—Scoop shovels, No. 3 : do... 7. 60 do... 11.88
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Item loi.—^Monkey wrenches, S-inch : Wimsart Uhler. T^'ashiugrton. D. C per dozen. . $6. oo Harry- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. oo Rudolph. West cs: Co., Washington, D. C .do 5. 88 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 80 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md

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. . .do. . . . 5. 45 F.P.May & Co., Washington. D. C do 3.98 Louis Hartig-, Washingrtou, D. C do. ... 5.40 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do. ... 5. 25 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 00 Item 102.—^lonkey-wrenches, ic-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler. Washington. D. C do. . . . 7. 50 Harry M. Schneider. Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 00 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 7.20 Thos. Somer\-ille Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 88 Cuyler Mohler. Baltimore. Md do. ... 6.55

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do 5.52 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C do. . . . 6. 48 Adams & Smith. New York, X. Y do. . . . 6. 10 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. So Item 103.—Monkey-wrenches. 12-iuch : Wimsatt & Uhler. Washington, D. C do 8. 60 Harr\- M. Schneider. Washington, D. C. . . do. ... 7.00 Rudolph, West & Co!, Washington, D. C do S.40 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 84 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore. Md do 7.65

F. P. May 6c Co.. Washington, D. C do 6.12 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 7.56 Adams & Smith. New York, X. Y do. . . . 7. 15 James B. Lambie. New York. X. Y do.... 6.75 Item 104. —Monkey-wrenches, 14-inch : Harr\- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 12. 00

. Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 14. 28 Thos. .Somer%-ille 6c Sons. Washington, D.C do. ... 11.64 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do i3- 15 F.P.May 6c Co,, Washington, D. C do 12.00 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C do. .. . 12.96 Adams 6c Smith. Xcw York, X, Y do. .. . 12.25 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 11. 75 Item 105. —Stillson wrenches. S-inch : Wimsatt 6c Uhler, Washington, D. C do 10.80 Harrj- M. Schneider, Washington. D.C do 9. 60 Rudolph. West 6c Co., Washington. D. C do 11. 28 Thos. Somer^-ille 6c Sons, Washington, D. C _ do.... 9.60 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore. Md do. ... 9.55

F. P. May 6c Co., Washington, DC do 10. oS Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 36 Adams & Smith. Xew York. X. Y .do. .. . 12.00 James B. Lambie. Washington. D. C do. . . . 9. 50 Item 106.—Stillson wrenches, lo-iuch : Wimsatt & Uhler. Washington, D. C do 12, 00 HartA- M. Schneider. Washington, D.C do. . . . 10. So Rudolph. West 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 12. 48 Thos. Somerville c^c Sons, Washington, D, C do. ... 10. So Cuyler 6c ^Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 10. 75 F.P.May 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 11.52 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do 11.66 Adams & Smith. Xew York, X. Y do 13.00 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 75 Item 107.—Stillson wrenches, iS-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington. D.C do 21. 60 Harr\- M. Schneider, Washington. D.C do 19. 20 Rudolph, West 6c Co., Washington, D. C ' do 21.60 Thos. Somer\-ille 6c Sons, Washington, D. C do 19. 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md ; do 19. 20

F. P. May & Co., Washingrton, D. C do 20.16 Louis Hartig. Washin.gton, D. C - do. ... 20. 73
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Item 107. —Stillson wrenches, 18-inch—Continued. Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y per dozen. . $23. 00 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 17. 75 Item 108. —Steel-wire brads, 3^-inch, No. 16 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per pound . . 08 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 068 Rudolph, AVest & Co., Washington, D. C do 055

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 07

Tyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 06 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 109. —Steel-wire brads, %-inch. No. 18 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C. .do 06 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 054 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C

' do 05 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do ... .06 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 045 Item 110. —Steel-wire brads, i-inch. No. 18 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 05 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 048 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 04 Ivouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 043 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 05 Item III. —vSteel-wire brads, i^^-inch, No. 16 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 05 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 044 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 04 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 04

I^oviis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 04 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do ... .05 Item 112. —Steel-wire brads, 54-inch, No. 117 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do ... .06 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 053 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 F.P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 045

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .045 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 05 Item 113. —Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per keg. . 2. 65 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 50 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 34

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 3. 50 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 20 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 60 Item 114.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C : do 2. 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 14 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 3. 25 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3. 85 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 40 Item 115. —Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 2. 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 18 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 04 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3.65 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Item 116.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 2. 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 03

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 1.89

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 95 Adams & vSmith, New York, N. Y do 3. 50 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C < , do 2,15
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Item 117.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, Sd. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per keg. . $2. 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.94

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C .do i. 79 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 85 Adams & Smith, Xew York, N. Y do 3. 35 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 05 Item iiS. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, lod. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 89

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 1.74 I^uis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 80 Adams & Smith. Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 2. 00 Item 119.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington. D.C do 2. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do i. 83

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 69 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 70 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 95 Item 120.—Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D.C do. ... 2. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 82 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 69 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 70 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 95 Item 121. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.82 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 69 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 70 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i. 95 Item 122. —Steel cut nails, Sd. : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 1.80 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 79 F.P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 1.58 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 2.75 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X'. Y do 3. 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do i. 85 Item 123.—Files, taper saw, 3-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D.C per dozen . . .28 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co , Washington, D C do 26 F. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York. X'. Y do 27 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 32 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 27 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C do 30 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 84 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 124. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slim : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 30 Harr\- M. Schneider, Washington, D.C do 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C , do 28 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York,.X. Y do 27 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, :Md do 35

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 29 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 32 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 84 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 33 Item 125. —Files, taper saw, 3^-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 28 Harrj- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C do 26
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Item 125. —Files, taper saw, 3]^-iiich—Continued.

K. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y .per dozen.

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$0. 27 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do...

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• 32

F. P. May &. Co., Washington, D. C do...

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• 27 do.... • 32 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do.... .89 James B L,ambie, Washington, D. C do • 0^ Item 126. —Files, taper saw, 4-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do...

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• 3*^ Harry' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do • 30 Rudolph West & Co., Washington, D. C .do . 28 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do.... • 297 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... • 35 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do • 29 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do • 33 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do.... • 99

do...

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3^ Item 127. —Files, taper saw, 4^-inch : do...

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• 35 Harrj' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do.... 35 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... • 34 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. • 346 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do...

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• 41 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do.... • 34 L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do . 40 do.... 1.48 James B I,ambie, Washington, D. C do • 37 Item 128. —Files, taper saw, 5-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do.... • 425 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do.... • 42 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do.... . 40

E). J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ..

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• 50

F' P May & Co Washington D C do. ..

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• 41 Louis Hartig W^ashington D C do • 47 Adams & Smith, New York N. Y do...

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• 54 James B Lambie, Washington, D. C do 45 Item 129.—Files, taper saw, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do...

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.60 do.... .60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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.56 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 59 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... • 71 F P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 57 do...

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•65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do.... I- 73 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... .62 Item 130. —Files, warding, 3-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C , do. ..

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.562 Harry M. Schneider. Washington, D. C do...

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• 57 Rudolph West & Co Washington, D C do • 52 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do. ..

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• 55 do.... • 65

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 55 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . .

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65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do...

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r.48 James B Lambie, Washington, D. C do.... .60 Item 131. —Files, warding, 4-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do.... .562 do.... • 57 Rudolph West & Co Washington, D. C do...

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• 52 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •55 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... •65 do.... •55 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do.... .65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do...

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r.48 do...

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.63
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Item 132. —Files, warding, 5-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $o. 625 Harrs' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C , do 62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C .do 59 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 61 Cu3'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 74 r . P. Ma}- & Co., Washington, D. C do 60 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 68 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 63 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 133.—Files, warding, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 70 Harr\- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 65 E. J. Brooks & Co.., New York, N. Y do 69 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 82

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 67 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 72 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y '. do 1.81 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 73 Item 134.—Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe edge : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 95 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 91 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 86 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 90 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 95

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 87 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 61 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 75 Item 135. —Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, .safe edge : Wim.satt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 2. 50 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. . . 2. 44 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 2.33 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 50 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 24 Adams & vSmith, New York, N. Y do 4. 15 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 136. —Files, smooth, round, 3-inch : Wim.satt & Uhler, Washington, D.C do 62 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 56 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 59 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 70 F. P.May & Co., Washington, D.C do 57 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 1. 18 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 137. —Files, .smooth, round, 6-inch

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Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 737 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 74 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C .do 69 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 73 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 87

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 71 Louis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do 80 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 1.45 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 80 Item 138.—Files, half-round, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do i. 037 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do i. 04 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 97

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N.Y do 1.03 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 22 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 99 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 1. 13 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 2.05 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1. 10
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Item 139.—Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per dozen. . |i. 375 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do i. 38 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 29 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 57

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do i. 31 Ivonis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 48 Adams & vSmith, New York, N. Y do 2. 72 James B. lyarabie, Washington, D. C do 1.50 Item 140. —Files, smooth, half-round, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do i. 825 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1.83 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.69 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.81 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 08

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 74 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.97 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3.61 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 1.90 Item 141.—Files, mill saw, 8-inch : Wimsatt Sl Uhler, Washington, D. C do 725 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do ... .78 Rudolph, West Sl Co., Washington, D. C do 68 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y : do 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 84 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 70 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 75 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 83 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 78 Item 142.—Files, mill saw, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 95 Hari-y M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 02 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 89 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 94 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.08 F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 91 lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i.oo Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 37 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i.oo Item 143. —Files, mill saw, 12-inch: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 1.35 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 27 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 34 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do. ... 1.56 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 29 IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.45 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3. 35 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 40 Item 144.—Files, flat bastard, 6-inch: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 625 Harry M.Schneider, Washington, D. C do 62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D,C do 59 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 62 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 72 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 65 F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 60

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 70 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 24 Item 145. —Files, flat bastard, 8-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 85 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 80 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 84 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 05 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 81
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Item 145.—Files, flat bastard. S-inch—Continued. Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C per dozen. . $o. 95 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 68 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 90 Item 146.—Files, flat bastard, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do r. I75

IIarr\- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do.... 1.18 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 10 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, X. Y do 1. 16 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.34

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 13 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 28 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y" do. . . . 2. 27 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do.... 1.25 Item 147.—Files, flat bastard, 12-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do i. 675 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do i. 68 Rudolph West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.57 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.66 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.90

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, D. C do i. 60 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 84 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 32 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 75 Item 148.— Files, flat bastard, 14-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 2. 375 Harrj' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 38 Rudolph, West& Co., Washington, D. C do 2.21 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 2.35 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 70 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 27 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 56 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 70 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.50 Item 149.—Files, round bastard, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 563 Harry M. vSchneider, Washington, D. C do .56 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do 53 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 55 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 64

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 54 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 63 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 11 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 150. —Files, round bastard, S-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 725 Harrj' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 73 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 68 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y' do 71 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 83 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 70 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 79 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 1.44 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 75 Item 151.—Files, half bastard, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 95 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 87 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 94 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do. . . . i. 08

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 90 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . 1.03 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 88 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i.oo Item 152.— Files, round bastard, 12-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler. Washington, D. C do 1.35 Harr>' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1.35
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Item 152. —Files, round bastard, 12-inch—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 26

e;. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 34 tuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 1.54

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 29 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 1.45 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 67 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.40 Item 153.—Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 80 Harry M. vSchneider, Washington, D. C do 80 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C , do 75 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y. do 79 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . .90 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 76 IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 86 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y .do i. 58 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do 85 Item 154. —Files, half-round bastard, 8-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do i. 075 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1.08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 00 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.06 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 22 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.05 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 18 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 2. 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Item 155. —Files, half-round bastard, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 30 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do i. 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.34 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 43 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 62 F.P.May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do... 1.38 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C .' do 1.57 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 87 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.50 Item 156. —Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do i. 875 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 80 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.93 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do. . . . 2. 22 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.86 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 10 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3. 86 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 00 Item 157.—Files, square bastard, 6-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D.C do 625 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 59 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y. do 61 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 72 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 60

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 70 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 24 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 158.—Files, square bastard, 8-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 85 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 80 F. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 84 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 06 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 81 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 93 Adams & Smith, New York, N.Y do 1.68 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C ^. do 90
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Item 159.- -Files, square bastard, lo-inch : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 18 Harr\' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C .do. ... i. iS Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 10 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 16 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 33

F. P. Maj' & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 13 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 28 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 33 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 1.25 Item 160.—Files, square bastard. 12-inch : ^

Wimsatt & Uhler, WasMngton, D. C do 1-675 Harrj^ M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.68 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.56 K. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do ... i. 65 Cuyler & IMohler, Baltimore, Md do ... 1.91

F. P. May & Co , Washington. D. C do ... 1.60 Louis Hartig, Washington, D C do.... 1.81 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . 3. 32 James B. Lambie, Washington, D C do. ... 1.75 Item 161.—Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 5: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per gross. . .04 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 05 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 041

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 04 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C. . do 041 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y.- do 054 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 05 Item 162. —Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch, No. 5 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 045 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 06 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 046

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 045 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 046 Adams & Smith. New York, N. Y do 06 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 07 Item 163. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 5: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 05 Harry "M. Schneider, Wa.shington, D. C do 07 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 063

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 06 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 06 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 08 James B Lambie, Washington, D. C do 09 Icem 164. —Screws, iron, flat-head, K-inch, No. 6 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 053 Harr\' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 06 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 053

F. P. May & Co. Washington, D. C do 05 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 053 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y '. do 07 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 08 Item 165.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 073 Harr\' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 066

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 06 Louis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do 066 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 08 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 10 Item 166.—Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 067 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 066

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 065 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . .067 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 08 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10
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Item 167. —.Screws, iron, flat-head, %-iuch. No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per dozen . . $0. 073 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 09 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 073

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 07

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 073 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... .08 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C ^ do 10 Item 168. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 8 ; Wimsatt & Uhler, Wa.shington, D. C do 08 Harry M. .Schneider, Washington, D. C do 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 08 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 08 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... ,09 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do ... .10 Item 169.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^/^-inch, No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do ... .087 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 11 Rudolph, West & Co. , Washington, D. C do 087

F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 0&7 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do ... 10 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 170. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 094 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 093 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C .do 094 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 11 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 13 Item 171.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Wa.shington, D. C do 105 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 13 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 105 F P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 105 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 12 James B. Lambie, Washington, D C do 14 Item 172.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 12 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do.... 15 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 12 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 14 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 17 Item 173. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 10

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Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 094 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 12 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 094

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09

IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 094 Adams & .Smith, New York, N. Y do 11 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do .13 Item 174. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^^-inch. No. 10: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 10 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 13 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 10 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 12 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do 14 Item 175.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 10: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 11 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 14
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Item 175. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 1%. inch, No. 10—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 11 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 11 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 13 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do 15 Item 176. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch. No. 10 : Wlm.satt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 12 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 15 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, I). C do 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 12 Adam5 & Smith, New York, N. Y do 14 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 17 Item 177. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 13 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 13 Adams & Smith, New York. N. Y do 15 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 18 Item 178. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%! -inch, No. 10 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 145 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 145 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 14 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 145 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 16 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 179.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10. Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 17 Harrj' M. Schneider, Washington. D. C do 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 17 Louis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do 17 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 19 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 23 Item 180. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2%-inch, No. 10: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 205 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 26 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... . 205 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 235 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 28 Item 181.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 12: Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 11 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 14 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C , do 11 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 11 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 15 Item 182.—Screw.s, iron, flat-head, i%;-inch, No. 12 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 12 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 15 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 12 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 14 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 Item 183.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i>^-inch. No. 12 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 13 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 13 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C , do 13
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Item 183. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 1% inch, No. 12— Continued.

IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C ^ per dozen. . $0. 13 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y f. do 15 James B. t,ambie, Washington, D. C do Item 184.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i%:-inch, No. 12 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C ,. do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do Item 1S5. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12 ; Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

Ivouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Item 186. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 25^ -inch, No. 12 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do

Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, B. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do Item 187. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12 . Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do Harry M. vSchneider, Washington, D. C .do. . .

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . .

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Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do Adams & Smith, New Y^ork, N. Y , do James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do Item 188.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 5^-inch, No. 14 . Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . Adatas & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Item 189. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 14 ; Wim.satt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do

Harr3^ M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . .

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I^ouis Hartig, Wa.shington, D. C do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . .

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James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do

Item 190. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 14 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. . .

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F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do

Louis Hai'tig, Washington, D. C do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do Item 191. —Screws, iron, fiat-head, 2-inch, No. 14 : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C. . . do

Harrj' M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

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Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C .do Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do
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Item 192. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 252-inch, No. 14 : W'imsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 225 Harr%- M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 28 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 225

F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do 22 Louis Hartig, Washington. D.C do 225 Adams & Smith, New York. X. Y do 25 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 193.—Brass oilers, Js-pint, lo-inch spout • F. P. Ma}- & Co., Washington, D, C do 2. 75 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. . . . 2. 30 Item 194. —Brass oilers, i-gill

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Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 1. 12 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 15 Item 195. —Black pipe, 6-inch : E. G. Schafer &. Co., Washington, D. C per foot. . .40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 35 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D.C do 40 Cu3-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3425 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 39 Item 196.—Black pipe, 5-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 307 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D C do 265 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 305 Cm-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 263 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 30 Item 197.—Black pipe, 4-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 199 [Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 175 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 205 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 176 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 22 Item 198. —Black pipe, 312-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 175 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 15 Thos. Soraerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 175 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 15 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 17 Item 199.—Black pipe, 3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 147 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 13 Thos. Somen.-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 147 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 126 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 15 Item 200.—Black pipe, 252-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 115 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D C do 10 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 113 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 0965 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 11 Item 201. —Black pipe, 2-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C .- do 075 Mitchell cSc Reed, Washington, D. C do 0675 Thos. vSomer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 076 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 065 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 08 Item 202. —Black pipe, i^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 056 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 05 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 057 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... .048 Adams & Smith. Xew York, N. Y do .06 Item 203.—Black pipe, i^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 043 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0375 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D.C do 044
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Item 203. —Black pipe, ii^-iiich—Continued. Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md . .per foot. . $0. 0373 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 045 Item 204. —Black pipe, i-inch : G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 028 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 033 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 0285 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 035 Item 205.—Black pipe, ^-inch

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E. G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 024 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0225 Chas. A. Muddiman, Washington, D. C do 04 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do 024 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 0205 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 025 Item 206.—Black pipe, J^-inch : K. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 02 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D C do 0175 Chas. A. Muddiman, Washington, D. C do 03 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 02 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md . . . . , do ... . 0107 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 02 Item 207. —Black pipe, %-inch : K. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 015 Mitchell &Reed, Washington, D. C do 014 Chas. A. Muddiman, Washington, D. C do 02 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 015 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 0135 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 016 Item 208.—Black pipe, %;-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 015 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do ... .014 Chas. A. Muddiman, Washington, D.C do 02 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C ... do 015 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md- do 0135 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do, ... .016 Item 209. —Galvanized pipe, 3-inch ; E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C .do 236 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 21 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 233 Cuj4er & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 202 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 210. —Galvanized pipe, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 124 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 11 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 124 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 106 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 123 Item 211. —Galvanized pipe, i^-inch • E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 091 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0825 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 092 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 0785 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 10 Item 212.—Galvanized pipe, i%;-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 07 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 062 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 069 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 059 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 07 Item 213.—Galvanized pipe, i-inch E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 05 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D C do 045 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 05 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 043 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 05
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Item 214.—Galvanized pipe, ?X-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington. D. C per foot.. $0,036 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 032 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do 036 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, ^Nld do 031 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do 04 Item 215. —Galvanized pipe, f ji-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 03 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 027 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sous, Washington, D. C do 03 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore. :Md „ do 026 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 035 Item 216. —Galvanized pipe, ^5-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 024 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 021 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, P. C do 024 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 02 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 025 Item 217.—Galvanized pipe, i^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 024 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 021 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 024 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do 02 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 025 Item 21S. —Black steam elbows, 6-inch; E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C : per dozen. . 8. 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 7. 56 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 8. 22 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :\rd do 7.42 Adams & Smith, Xew York. X. Y do. ... 9.00 Item 219. —Black steam elbows, 5-inch: E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 5. 88 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 6.48 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 00 Cu\-ler & ^Mohler, Baltimore. Md do. ... 5. 40 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 6.50 Item 220. —Black steam elbows, 4-inch: E.G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 3.52 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D C do 3. 36 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 3. 24 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 4.00 Item 221.— Black steam elbows, 3 ^2-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 3. 00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C , do 3. 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 2. 84 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. .. . 3. 10 Item 222.— Black steam elbows, 3-inch

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E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 14 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C ; do. . . 2. 16 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 2.22 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 02 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 2.50 Item 223. —Black steam elbows, 2^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.42 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do i. 44 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do i, 50 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, 'Sid do i. 35 Adams &. Smith, Xew York, X. Y do i. 65 Item 224.—Black steam elbows, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 82 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 78 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md 7 do .75 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... .94 S. Doc. 5 15
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Item 225. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch : K. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0.58 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 54 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. .. .55 Item 226. —Black steam elbows, 1 -inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do .46 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 42 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 45 Item 227. —Black steam elbows, i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 31 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 36 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 28 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 28 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y , , do 32 Item 228.—Black steam elbows, %-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 24 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 24 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 21 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 22 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 21 Item 229. —Black steam elbows, ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D C do 18 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 18 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 18 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 16 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 14 Item 230. —Black steam elbows, %-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 14 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 13 Item 231. —Black steam elbows, i^-iiich : E. G. Schafer Si Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 14 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 13 Item 232. —Galvanized elbows, 3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4.32 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4.44 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4.05 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 5.50 Item 233.—Galvanized elbows, 2^-inch : E. G. Schafer &. Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 85 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 36 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 70 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3. 70 Item 234. —Galvanized elbows, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 1.60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 44 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 68 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 28 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 2.00 Item 235. —Galvanized elbows, ij^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do i. 08 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 14 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.08 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y.... do.... 1.30
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Item 236. —Galvanized elbows, i^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0.94

IVIitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. do 75 Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C .do. ... .90 Cin-ler & INIohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .86 Adams & Smith, Xew York. X. Y do. ... i.oo Item 237. —Galvanized elbows, i-inch ; E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 60 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do .36 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do .54 Cuyler & :Mohler. Baltimore, Md do 56 Adams & Smith, Xew York. X. Y do. ... .70 Item 23S. —Galvanized elbows, 3/^-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D. C do 46 Mitchell & Reed, AVashington, D. C -. do 28 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .39 Cmder & Mohler, Baltimore. Md do 42 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do .42 Item 239. —Galvanized elbows, i;-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 22 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .30 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 32 Adams & Smith, Xew York, N. Y do. . . . . 29 Item 240. —Galvanized elbows. ^3-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C

.' do 29 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C

" do 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .28 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do .27 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do ... .25 Item 241. —Galvanized elbows, K-iuch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 29 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 18 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do .28 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do . . , .27 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... .25 Item 242. —Black elbows, 45°, 6-inch: E G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 9. 85 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do . . . 9.60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 9. 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 9.32 Adams & Smith, Xew York, N. Y do. ... 12. 75 Item 243. —Black elbows, 45°, 5-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 7. 16 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 6. 84 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 75 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 6. 75 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y .do. ... 10. 7=; Item 244. —Black elbows, 45°, 4-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C

' do 4. 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 3. 96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 87 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 5. So Item 245.—Black elbows, 45°, 3i<-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3.60 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3.37 Adams & vSmith, New York, X. Y do 4.35 Item 246.—Black elbows, 45°, 3-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 2.56 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2.64 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do ... 2.40 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, IMd do 2. 43 Adams & Smith, Xew York, N. Y do 3.70
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Item 247. —Black elbows, 45°, 2^-inch:

K. G. Schafei- & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. |i. 70 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 68 Thos. Sonier\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... r. 62 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 62 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 2.95 Item 24S. —Black elbows, 45°, 2-inch; E. G.Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C .do i.oo Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 96 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 92 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y. do. ... 1. 15 Item 249. —Black elbows, 45^, ^-inch:

K. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 70 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 70 Thos. Somer\dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 66 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 80 Item 250.—Black elbows, 45°, ii^-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 55 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 51 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 60 Item 251.—Black elbows, 45°, i-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C.. do 35 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 36 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 33 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 32 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 45 Item 252.—Black elbows, 45°, %-inch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 30 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 27 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 27 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 36 Item 253.—Black elbows, 45°, ^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 22 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Cu3^1er & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 19 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 254.—Black elbows, 45°, %-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 18 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . . .18 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 16 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 255.—Black elbows, 45°, 5^-inch : E. G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do iR Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 18 Thos. Somerx'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 16 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 256.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, 3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 5. 16 Mitchell Sz. Reed, Washington, D. C do 5.04 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 92 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4.86 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 7. 50 Item 257. —Galvanized elbows, 45° 2i/^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.42 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3.36 Thos. Sonier\dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . .•. 3. 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 24 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 6.05
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Item 25S.—Galvanized elbows. 45-. 2-iucli : E.G.Schafer& Co., Washington, D. C , per dozen.. $2.04 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C , do i. 92 Thos. Sonier\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C ,do. ... i. 92 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md , do i. 84 Adams & Smith, New York. N. Y do 2. 25 Item 259.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, i ^s-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D. C do 1.40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do i. 40 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington. D. C do. ... 1.32 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore. INId do 1.29 Adams & Smith. New York. X. Y do i. 60 Item 260. —Galvanized elbows. 45^. it^'-iuch : E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1. 10 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 1.08 Thos. Somerviile & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md do 97 Adams & Smith. Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 25 Item 261.—Galvanized elbows. 45°, i-inch • E. G. Schafer &Co., Washington. D.C do 70 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 65 Thos. Somen.-ilIe & Sons. Washington, D. C do 66 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md * do 64 Adams & Smith. New York, X. Y do 95 Item 262.— Galvanized elbows, 45-. 3:J-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington. D. C do 57 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Thos. Somerviile & Sons, Washington, D. C do 54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 54 Adams & Smith, New York. X. Y do 75 Item 263.—Galvanized elbows, 45°. 'i-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C , do 38 Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do 39 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do 37 Adams & Smith, New York. X. Y do 50 Item 264.—Galvanized elbows, 45^, ^-Hnch • E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do 35 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 33 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md '. do 32 Adams & Smith. Xew York, X. Y do 45 Item 265.—Galvanized elbows. 45°. ^i'-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 35 Thos. Somer%-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do 33 Cuyler & Mohier, Baltimore", ^Nld do 32 Adams & Smith, X'ew York, X. Y do 45 Item 266.—Black steam tees, 6-inch

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E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 11. 40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C ; do 11. 16 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 10. 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore. Md do 10. 80 Adams & Smith, Xew York. X. Y do. ... 12. 75 Item 267.—Black steam tees. 5-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington. D. C do 8.40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 8. 40 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do. . . . 8. 10 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 8. 10 Adams & Smith. Xew York. X. Y ^ do 9.40 Item 26S. —Black steam tees. 4-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. So Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 80 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 4. 72 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 5. 80
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Item 269.—Black steam tees, 3^-inch : G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $4. 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 30 Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 08 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 4. 05 Adams & Smith, New York, N.Y do. ... 4.65 Item 270.—Black steam tees, 3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3.00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 97 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 3.45 Item 271.—Black steam tees, 2^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 10 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 98 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 97 Adams & Smith, New York, N.Y do. ... 2.50 Item 272. —Black steam tees, 2-inch : 1^. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1. 11 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 40 Item 273.—Black steam tees, i^-inch : K. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 85 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 84 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 78 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 78 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 90 Item 274.—Black steam tees, i^-inch : E. G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 65 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 63 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 62 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 70 Item 275.—Black steam tees, i-inch : n. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 43 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 40 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 45 Item 276. —Black steam tees, 5i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 36 Thos. Somer\dlle & Sons, Wa,shington, D. C .do 33 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... .32 Adams & Smith, New York, N.Y do 35 Item 277. —Black steam tees, ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Mitchell &. Reed, Washington, D. C do 24 Thos. Somer\nlle & vSons, Washington, D. C do 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 23 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 28 Item 278.—Black steam tees, %-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C .-..-do .22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 22 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 21 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 25 Item 279. —Black steam tees, ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 22 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 21 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . .25
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Item 2S0.—Galvanized tees, 3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C per dozen . . |6. 30 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 6.00 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C ^do 6. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 5. 94 Adams & Smith, Xevr York, X. Y do. ... 6. 70 Item 2S1. —Galvanized tees, 2i<-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 4.20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 08 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 3.96 Cul ler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md ^ do 3.94 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 5. 25 Item 282.—Galvanized tees, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 22 Cuj-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2. 21 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do 2. 75 Item 2S3.—Galvanized tees, i^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C - do i. 70

ISIitchell & Reed. Wa.shington, D .C do 1.56 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.56 CuN-ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.57 Adams & Smith. New York, N Y do 1.95 Item 2S4.—Galvanized tees, i^^f-inch : E. G. .Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 1.30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . i. 30 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Cm-ler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do i. 24 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 40 Item 2S5.—Galvanized tees, i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 86 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 90 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 81 CuN'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 81 Adams & Smith, New York, N Y do go Item 2S6. —Galvanized tees, ^^^-inch : E- G. Schafer & Co.. Wa.=hington, D. C do 70 Mitchell & Reed. Washington. D. C do. . . .66 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 65 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 65 Item 287. —Galvanized tees, ^^-inch ; E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 48 Adams & Smith, New York. N. Y do 50 Item 288. —Galvanized tees, ?3-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C .do 44 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C -. do 48 Thos. Somer\ ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do 45 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 43 Adams & Smith. New York, N. Y do 47 Item 289. —Galvanized tees, %[-inch : E. G. Schaf^ & Co., Washington, D. C do 44 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 42 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Nrd do 43 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 47 Item 290. —Black flange unions, 6-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D. C do 11.40 Mitchell & Reed. Washington. D. C do 11.28 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 10.68 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 10.66 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 15.00
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Item 291.—Black flange unions, 5-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen . . S9. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 8.88 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 8. 52 Cu3'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 8.50 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 11. 75 Item 292.—Black flange vmions, 4-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 6.00 Mitchell & Reed, W^ashington, D. C do 5. 76 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5.70 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 5.66 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 7.55 Item 293.—Black flange unions, sJ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 28 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5. 10 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.40 Cu54er & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4.85 Adams & Smith, New Vork, N. Y do 6.55 Item 294.—Black flange unions, 3-inch : E. G Schafer & Co , Washington, D. C do ... 4.25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 32 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 4.05 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 4. 05 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do ... 5. 40 Item 295. —Black flange unions, 21^-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C : do 3.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 3. 38 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 15 Item 296. —Black flange unions, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.85 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 88 Thos. Somerville & Sons, W'ashington, D. C do. ... 2. 70 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 70 Adams & Smith, ZSTew York, N. Y do 3. 55 Item 297.—Black flange unions, i3^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 16 Thos. Somerv'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 10 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 2. 10 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 75 Item 298. —Black flange unions, i^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do i. 80 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 80 Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons, 'Washington, D. C do. ... i. 74 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 73 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 2. 00 Item 299.—Black flange unions, i-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 44 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.41 Cuj^ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 40 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 65 Item 300.—Black flange unions, ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 1.30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 32 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.26 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 24 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 55 Item 301.—Black flange vmions, ^-inch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1. 18 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1.08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 08 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 44
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Item 302.—Galvanized flai:ge luiious, 3-iuch : E.G.Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C per dozen.. $8. 50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do S. 40 Thos. Somer^ ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 7. 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId .do 8. 10 Adams & Smith, Xew York. X. Y do. .. . 10.50 Item 503.—Galvanized flange unions, 212-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D.C do 7.00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 7. 10 Thos. Somer\-iHe & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId ^ do 6.76 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do S. 30 Item 304.—Galvanized flange unions, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 70 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 6.90 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. So Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 5.40 Adams & Smith, Xe^:^- York, X. Y do. ... 7. 15 Item 305. —Galvanized flange unions, i^^-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D.C do ^.40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 32 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 3.60

CuN'ler & ^Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do. ... 4. 20 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 5. 50 Item 306. —Galvanized flange unions, i^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D.C do 3.60 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C '. do 3. 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3.46 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 4. 00 Item 307. —Galvanized flange unions, i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 3. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 85 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 2.40 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 2.80 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 35 Item 30S. —Galvanized flange unions, -^^-inch : E. G. Schafer&Co., Washington, D.C do 2.60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . 2. 60 Thos. Somerv ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2.16 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 2.48 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 3.05 Item 309. —Black right and left couplings, i ^4-inch ; E. G. Schafer & Co.. Washington, D. C do 80

:Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 72 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 84 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, :Md do 80 Item 310.— Black right-and-left couplings, i^-inch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 65 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shingtou. D.C do 60 Thos. Somerv ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 72 Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 70 Item 311.— Black right-and-left couplings, i-inch: E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somen-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . .48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 60 Item 312. — Black right-and-left couplings, K-iuch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington. D. C do 40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore, Md do 45 Item 313.—Black right-and-left couplings, ^-inch:

E. G Schafer & Co., Washington. D.C do 30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 35 Thos. Somerv ille ic Sons, Washington, D. C do • .24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do .30
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Item 314. —Black right-and-left couplings, %-inch:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . |o. 22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 15 Item 315. —Black right-and-left couplings, -inch : E. G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 16 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 12 Item 316. —Black plugs, 6-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 36 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do, . . . 3. 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 88 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 24 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 5.35 Item 317. —Black plugs, 5-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 58 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 16 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 2. 37 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 15 Item 318.—Black plugs, 4-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.13 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 00 Item 3i9.^Black plugs, 3>^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.08 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 05 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 90 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.08 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 2.90 Item 32P. —Black plugs, 3-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 72 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 70 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 68 Adams & vSmith, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 20 Item 321.— Black plugs, 2>^-inch: E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 51 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 48 Adams & Smith, New York, N.Y do 84 Item 322.—Black plugs, 2-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 30 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 30 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 27 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y .do 45 Item 323. —Black plugs, i^^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 16 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 20 Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D.C do. ... .24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 19 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 30 Item 324. —Black plugs, i^^-inch: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C. do i5 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 12 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do ib Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 13 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 24 Item 325. —Black plugs, i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 10
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Item 325. —Black plugs, i-incli—Continued. Xhos Somerville & Sons Washington D C per dozen $0- ^5 Cuvler & jNIohler Baltimore Md do \dams & Smith New York N Y do • 145 Item 326. —Black plugs, ^-inch : G Schafer & Co Washino'ton D C do • 09

jMitchell & Reed Washino'tou DC do Chas A. Aluddiman Washin*^ton D C do Thos Somerville & Sons Washino'ton D C do

Cuyler & INIohler Baltimore Md do . 08 \dams & Smith New York N Y do

Item 327. —Black plugs, ^''2~irich ; E G Schafer & Co Washinolon D C do . 06

Alitchell & Reed Washington DC .... do • 07 Chas ^ INIuddiman Washington D C do . 06 Thos Somerville & Sons AVa'^hington D C do

Cuyler & !Alohler Baltimore IMd do • 05 \dams & Smith New York N Y do . 08 Item 328. —Black plugs, %-inch : E G Schafer & Co Washington D C do 06

Alitchell & Reed Washino-ton D C do • 07 Chas A. IVIuddiman Washin*^ton D C do . 06 Thos Somerville & Sons Washino'ton D C do • 09 Cuvler & Alohler Baltimore Rid do •05 Adams & Smith New York N Y do . 08 Item 329. —Black plugs, ^-inch : E G Schafer & Co Washinolon D C do . 06 Mitchell & Reed Washington DC do 07 Chas A Muddiman Washino'ton D C do •

. 06 Thos Somerville & Sons W^ashin*^ton D C do .06 Cuyler & Alohler Baltimore Md do • 05 Adams & Smith New York N Y do . 08 Item 330. —Black caps, 6-inch ; E G Schafer & Co Washington D C do 4. 44 Mitchell & Reed AVashinoton D C do Thos Somerville & Sons Washington D C do 4 20 Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore Md do 4. 19 Adams & Smith New York N Y do 5.60 Item 331. —Black caps, 5-inch : E. G Schafer & Co , Washington, D. C ... do 3- 48 Mitchell & Reed Washington D C do 3- 34 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Cuvler & Mohler Baltimore Md do 3- 24 Adams & vSmith New York N Y do Item 332. —Black caps, 4-inch : E G vSchafer & Co Washino-ton D C do 2. 28 Mitchell & Reed Washington D C do 2. 40 Thos Somerville & Sons W^ashino-fon D C do 2. 16 Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore Md do 2. 35 Adams & Smith New York N Y do 3. 00 Item 111 —Biflck caDS 1^/,-^'no}^ • E G Schafer & Co Washington D C do 2. 13 Mitchell & Reed Washino-ton D C do 2. 25 Thos Somerville & Sons Washino"ton D C do I. 92 Cuvler & Mohler Baltimore Md do .

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Adams & Smith New York N Y do

Itein 334. —Black caps, 3-inch r E. G. Schafer & Co Washington D C do I. 46 Mitchell & Reed Washington D C do 1.40 Thos Somerville & Sons W^ashiugton D C do I. 32 Cuyler & Mohler Baltimore Md do 1. 45 Adams & Smith New York N Y do 1.90 Item '^35. —Black caps 2y'2"i^eh E. G. Schafer & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do.... 1. 14 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 1.08 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do.... .96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do...

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1.08 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do.... I. 20
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Item 336. —Black caps, 2-inch : b;. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 75 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 72 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do 66 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md , do ... .70 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y . .do 70 Item 337. —Blackcaps, ij^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D C do ... .72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . .60 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do . . . .63 Item 338.—Black caps, il^-mch : K. G. .Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 45 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 50 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 37 Item 339.—Black caps, i-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 33 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Thos. Somerville & .Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 40 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 28 Item 340. —Black caps, %-inch : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 25 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 25 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 15 Item 341. —Black caps, ^-inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C . . .do 18 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 20 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 11 Item 342.—Black caps, %-inch : E, G. vSchafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 08 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 12 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 15 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 07 Item 343. —Black caps, 5^ -inch : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 07 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 10 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... .15 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 07 Item 344.— Jenkins Brothers' -inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 75 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 90 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 96 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 84 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 97 Item 345. —Jenkins Brothers' %-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 35 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 44 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4. 35 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 40 Item 346. —Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5. 70 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5.76 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 5.59 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 5.60
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Item 347. —Jenkins Brothers' J^-inch globe valves, brass : E. G.Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $7.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 7. 80 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 7.92 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 7.69 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do 7. 86 Item 348. —Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 9.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 9.85 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 10. 08 Cin-ler & INIohler. Baltimore, jNId ^ do. ... 9. 81 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do. ... 9. 80 Item 349. —Jenkins Brothers' i^^-inch globe valves, brass:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 13.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 14. 25 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 14.40 Cuyler & r^Iohler, Baltimore, INId = . .do. . . . 14. 00 Adams & Smith, New York, X. Y do. ... 14. 00 Item 350. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 18. 75 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 19.60 Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons. Washington, D. C do. ... 19. 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 19. 28 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 19. 30 Item 351. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 27. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 28. 50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 28.80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 28.00 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y •. do. ... 27. 75 Item 352. —Jenkins Brothers' 2i4-inch globe valves, bra.ss : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 39.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. ... 40. 50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 39. 60 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, INId do 42.00 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do 45. 75 Item 353.- Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, brass : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 57.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 57.50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 57. 60 Cu^-ler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 62. 00 Adams & vSmith, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 64. 00 Item 354. —Jenkins Brothers' 3J/^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 77.00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do'. ... 69. 50 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 77- 40 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, ?>Id do 80. 00 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. .. . 82.00 Item 355.—Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 93. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C -. ,. . .do. ... 93. 20 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 93- 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, IMd do 98. 00 Adams & Smith, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 100. 00 Item 356. —Jenkins Brothers' 33-inch disks for globe valves : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 38 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 39 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 37 Adams & Smith, Xew York, N. Y do 37 Item 357. — Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 38 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 39 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 37 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 37
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Item 358. —Jenkins Brothers' 3<^-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0.48 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D. C do 48 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 48 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 46 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 45 Item 359.—Jenkins Brothers' i-inch disks for globe valves : E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 57 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 57 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 56 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 56 Item 360. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 86 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 86 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 84 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 83 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 80 Item 361. —Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch disks for globe valves: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1. 15 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 08 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1. 11 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 10 Item 362. —Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 72 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 73 Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 68 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 66 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do i. 65 Item 363.—Jenkins Brothers' 2^-inch disks for globe valves: E.G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C ; do 2.30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 28 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 22 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y ; do 2. 20 Item 364. —Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch disks for globe valves: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 17 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3.00 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 3. 06 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 30 Item 365. —Jenkins Brothers' 3J^-inch disks for globe valves: E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 32 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 20 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4. 17 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 00 Item 366.—Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch disks for globe valves:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D.C do 4.96 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 79 Thos. Somer^dlle & Sons, Washington, D.C do 4. 80 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 4. 82 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 4. 75 Item 367.—Jenkins Brothers' 5-inch disks for globe valves

:

E. G. Schafer & Co., Washington, D. C do. . .

. 6.50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 6. 53 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 12 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 6. 30 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Item 368.—Jenkins Brothers' 6-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 8. 60 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D.C do 8. 64 Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington. D. C .do 8. 40 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 8. 34 Adams & Smith, New York, N. Y do ... . 8. 20
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Item 569. —Jenkins Brothers' S-inch disks for globe valves : E. G. Schafer Co., Washington. D. C per dozen. .I11.52 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do 11. 52 Thos. Somer%-ille & Sons, Washington. D. C do. ... 11.40 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md do 11. 10 Adams & Smith, New York. X. Y do. . . . 11. 00 Item 370. —Incandescent lamps. 16 candlepower. no volts, 50 watts : James S. Barron & Co., New York, X. Y each. . . 17 The Universal Supply Company, New York. X. Y do 20 Beacon Lamp Company. Xew Brunswick. X. J do 165 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Compam-, St. Louis, Mo do 20 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa .do 20 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 16 Sawyer-:Man Electric Company. Allegheny. Pa do 18 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford. Conn do iS M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 571. —Incandescent lamps. 25 candlepower, no volts. 7S watts : James S. Barron & Co., X'ew York. X. Y do 21 The Universal Supply Company. Xew York. X. Y do 22 Beacon Lamp Company, Xew Brunswick. X. J do 20 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company, St. Louis. Mo do 20 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 20 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia. Pa do 16 Sawyer-Man Electric Company, Allegheny, Pa do 18 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Compau}-, Hartford, Conn do 20 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 372.—Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, no volts, 100 watts : James S. Barron & Co.. Xew York, X. Y ." do 30 The Universal Supply Company. Xew York. X. Y do 32 Beacon Lamp Company, Xew Brunswick, X. T .do 26 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company. St. Louis, Mo do 30 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 30 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia. Pa do 28 Saw\-er-Man Electric Company, Allegheny, Pa do 27 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company. Hartford, Conn do 27 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 373.—Rosettes for cleat work : James S. Barron & Co., Xew York. X. Y do. . . . - . 08 Royce & Marean, ^Washington, D. C do 11 The Uni%-ersal Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 10 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 11 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 105 Anchor Electric Compan\-, Boston, Mass do oS The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 10 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 10 Item 374. —Rosettes for molding work : James S. Barron & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 0775 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 11 The Universal Supply Company, Xew York. X. Y do 10 General Electric Company, Philadelphia. Pa do 11 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 105 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 10 M. Du Perow, Washington. D. C do 10 Item 375. —Porcelain cleats, 2-wire : James S. Barron & Co., X'ew York. X. Y per i, 000. . 13. 00 Royce & Marean. Washington. D. C do... 16.00 The L'niversal Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 15. 00 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 15.00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do S.oo Anchor Electric Company, Boston, Mass do 9. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do . . . 20, 00 Item 376.—Hard-rubber bushings for Edison sockets : James S. Barron & Co., Xew York, X. Y per 100. , .40 Roj-ce & Marean. Washington, D. C do i. 20 The Universal Suppl\- Company, Xew York, X. Y do 75 .General Electric Compan3-, Philadelphia, Pa ..... ^^.^^ ^do... . .375
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Item 376.—Hard-rubber bushings for EJdison sockets—Continued.

Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per 100. . $2.00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 00 Item 377. —Wooden socket handles : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y each. . . 125 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 10 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y , do 10 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 10

35. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. . . .

' .15 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa ; do 02 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 015 Item 378.—Cord adjusters : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 005 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 005 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 005 General Klectric Companj^ Philadelphia, Pa do 005 E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y .do 005 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 02 Anchor Electric Company, Boston, Mass do 75 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 10 Item 379.—Attachment plugs to fit Edison sockets: James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 10 Royce & Marean, Washington, D.C do 13 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 17 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 15 E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 10 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 11 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 10 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 380.—Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 147 Royce & Marean. Washington, D. C do 15 he Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 17 General Electric Companj^, Philadelpia, Pa do 145 E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 155 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 16 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 145 Item 381.—Keyless sockets, polished brass, Edison type : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 135 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 13 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 18 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 13 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 14 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 125 Item 382. —Keyless wall sockets, Edison type : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 18 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 29 The Universal- Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 22 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . .15 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa : do 15 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . . 135 Item 383. —Grimshaw tape, black, ^-inch wide : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 59 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 63 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . .63 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 78 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable 'Company, New York, N. Y do 45 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 62 Item 384. —Pure rubber tape : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 40 Royce & Marean, "Washington, D. C do 65 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 87 Vallee Bros. 81 Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 75 M. Du Perow, Wa.shington, D. C do 70 Item 385.—vShade holders, 31^ -inch, Gleason clamp : James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y per gross. 9. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 90
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Item 3S5.—Shade holders, 3^-inch, Gleason clamp—Continued. The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y per gross. . $8. 50 E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 88 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 7. 50 The E. F. Brooks Company-, Washington, D. C do 7. 50 Do do. ... 15. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . 6. 50 Item 386.—White porcelain deep shades, 10 inches in diameter : James S.Barron & Co., New York, N. Y per 100. . 12.50 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... 15. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C '. do 12. 25 The Universal Supply Companj^ New York, N. Y do 14. 00 E. P. Gleason Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 11. 30 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 22.00 The E. F. Brooks Company, Washington, D. C do ... 13. o& M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 15. 00 Item 387.—Incandescent arc-light carbons, ?^-inch diameter : The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y per 1,000 pairs . 45. 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 35. 35 Machado & Roller, New York, N. Y . . .do. ... 37. 00 The Crouse-Tremaine Carbon Company, Fostoria, Ohio do. . . . 29. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . . 41.00 Item 388.—Incandescent arc-light carbons, ^-inch diameter : The Universal Supply Company^ New York, N. Y do 34. 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . 16. 45 The Crouse-Tremaine Carbon Company, Fostoria, Ohio do. . . . 35. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. ... 28. 32 Item 389.—" P. & B." paint

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James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y per gallon. . 1. 15 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 30 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 20 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 1.35 M Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 25 J T.Walker Sons, Washington, D.C .• do.... 1.25 item 390.—Cut outs, No 61465: James S. Barron 8: Co., New York, N.Y each. . .37 Ro\-ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 39 The Universal Supply Companj-, New York, N.Y do 40 General Electric Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do 35 Vallee Bros.& Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 35 Item 391. —Cut-outs, No. 61487 : James S. Barron & Co.. New York, N.Y do 80 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . .80 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 85 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 75 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 75 Item 392. —Cut-outs, No. 61243 : James S. Barron & Co.. New York, N. Y do 1. 10 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. . . 1. 15 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa .do. ... i.oo Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do i.oo Item 393.—Cut-outs, No. 62835 : James S. Barron & Co. New York, N. Y do 60 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 55 The Universal vSupply Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 15 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 50 Item 394.—Uamp cord. No. 18, B. & S. gauge: Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C per yard. . . 06 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 05 General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 045 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do 048 M. Du Perow. Washington, D. C .do. . , , ,026 S. Doc 5 16
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Item 395.—Shawmut fuse wire, i-ampere : James S Barron & Co New York N Y $0 50 The Universal Suppl3- Compan3% New York, N, Y 50 Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa... do 55 M. Pu Perow, Washington, D. C do 5^ Item 396. —Shawmut fuse wire, lo-ampere : James S Barron & Co New York N *Y do 4440

45 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do M Du Perow Washino'ton D C do 42 Item 397 —Sha^vmut fuse w^ire 20-ampere * James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 39 The Universal Supply Company New York N Y do OD45 Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do

IVI Du Perow Washin^'ton D C do 37 Item 398. —Shawmut fuse wire. 50-ampere ; James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 39 The Universal Supply Company New York N Y do 35 Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 45 M Du Perow & Co Washino'ton D C do 37 Item 399. —Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere : James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 39 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do OJ Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do

jVI Du Perow Washington D C do 37 Item. 400 —Shawmut fuse ribbon, loo-ampere * James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 35 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do

Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 40 M Du Perow Washington D C do 34 Item 401. —Shawmut fuse ribbon, 150-ampere * James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 35 The Universal Supply Companj' New York N Y do 3*^ Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 40 M Du Perow Washino^ton D C do 34 Item 402. —Shawmut fuse ribbon 200-ampere James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 35 The Universal Supply Company New York N Y do • 30 Vallee Bros & Co. Philadelphia Pa do 4.0 M Du Perow W^ashin^'ton D C do 34 Item 403. —Shawmut fuse ribbon, 250-ampere : James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 35 The Universal Supply Company New York NY do 0^ Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 40 M Du Perow ^Vashin^ton D C do 34 Item 404. —Fuse links, lo-ampere, inches from center to center ; James S Barron & Co New York N Y per 100 4 40 The Universal Supplj'^ Company New York N Y do 4 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 3 00 M Du Perow Washington D C do 4 Item 405 —Fuse links, 20-am.pere, inches from center to center : James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 4 40 The Universal Supply Company New York N Y do GO Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 4 80 M Du Perow W^ashino^ton D C do Item 406. —Fuse links, 30-ampere, inches from center to center : James S Barron & Co New York N Y do 4 40 The Universal Supply Companj'^ New York NY do . 4 50 Vallee Bros & Co Philadelphia Pa do 6 00 Du Perow "Washin^^ton DC do 4 50 Item 407 Fuse links 50-ampere, inches from center to center:

TQtn^^G Q Tiarrrwi Rr On Nf^w York N Y do 4 40 do 5 GO do. .. . 7 20 do.... 4 50 Item 408.—Fuse links, loo-ampere, 4% inches from center to center : do. ..

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Item 40S. —Fuse links. loo-ampere. inches from center to center—Continued.

Vallee Eros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa per 100. . $9.00 M. Du Perow, Washington. D.C do. . . . 7. 25 Item 409. —Fuse links, 150-ampere, inches from center to center : James S. Barron & Co.. New York. X. Y do 6.60 The Universal Supply Company. Xew York. X. Y do. . . . 7.50 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia. Pa •. do. ... 9. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington. D. C do. . . . 7. 25 Item 410. —Fuse links. 200-ampere. 4^2 inches from center to center : James S. Barron & Co.. New York. X. Y do. ... 6. 60 The Universal Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do. ... 8.00 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia. Pa do. . . . 18. 00 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 7. 25 Item 411. —Fire and moisture proof wire, Xo. 12 : The ^Manhattan SuppU- Company. Xew York, X. Y per 100 feet. . .625 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 72 Washburn & :Moen Manufacturing Compam-, Philadelphia, Pa do 50 The Safet\- Insulated Wire and Cable Company, Xew York, X. Y do 696 M. Du Perow, Washington. D. C .do 75 Item 412. —Fire and moisture proof wire, Xo. 10 . The Manhattan Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 1.04 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 96 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company. Philadelphia, Pa do 72 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company-, Xew York. X. Y do 969 M. Du Perow, Washington, D.C do. ... 1. 15 Item 413. —Fire and moisture proof wire, Xo. S The Manhattan Supply Compan\-, Xew York. X. Y do 1-355 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1.20 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company. Philadelphia, Pa do 95 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Companj-, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 1. 18 M. Du Perow Washington, D C do. . . . i. 50 Item 414. — Fire and moisture proof wire. Xo 6 : The Manhattan Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 1.8525 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1.65 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 1.40 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Companj-, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 1.90 M. Du Perow. Washington, D. C do 1.95 Item 415.— Rubber wire, Xo. 12 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia. Pa ^ do. ... 1.40 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 1.50 Standard Underground Cable Company, Pittsburg. Pa do 1. 15 The Safetj- Insulated Wire and Cable Company, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 25 M. Du Perow. Washington, D. C do. . . 2.00 Item 416.—Rubber wire, Xo. 10 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 1.80 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.85 Standard Underground Cable Company. Pittsburg, Pa do. . . . i. 60 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 75 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do 2. 275 Item 417.— Rubber wire. Xo. S Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa • • do 2. 10 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia. Pa do. .. . 2.45 Standard Underground Cable Company, Pittsburg. Pa do 1.95 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Compam-. Xew York, X. Y do 2.00 M. Du Perow, Washington. D. C do 3. 15 Item 418. —Rubber wire, Xo. 6 : Vallee Bros. & Co , Philadelphia, Pa do 3.00 Washburn & INIoen :Manufacturing Company-. Philadelphia, Pa do 3.60 Standard Underground Cable Company. Pittsburg, Pa do. ... 3. 00 The Safet\- Insulated Wire and Cable Company, Xew York, X. Y do 3.50 M. Du Perow, Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 375 Item 419.—Virginia pine culls, i inch thick, dressed one side : The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C per i.ooo feet. . 12.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington. D.C do 12. 50 W.T. Galliher & Bro.. Washington, D. C do 12.90 Thomas W. Smith. Washington. D.C do 15.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 14.00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D C , do. . . . 12.00
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Item 420.—White-pine shelving, i inch thick, dressed : The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C per 1,000 feet. . $32. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . . 35. 00 W. T. Galliher& Bro., Washington, D. C do 30.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 24. 00 Church & vStephenson, Washington, D.C do. . . . 30.00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D. C do 24.00 Item 421. —White-pine selects, i inch thick, dressed : The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 48. 50 Wimsatt & Uhler, Wa,shington, D. C do 55. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C .do 49. 90 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 48. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 54 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D.C do. .. . 53.00 Item 422.—White-pine selects, inches thick, dressed : The E- E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 48. 50 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 55. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D.C. do. . . . 49.90 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 50. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 54. 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D.C do. ... 53. 00 Item 423.—White-pine selects, 2 inches thick, dressed: The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 48. 50 Wimsatt & Uhler, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 55. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 49. 90 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 50. 00 Church & Stephen.son, Washington, D. C do. ... 54. 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D. C do. ... 53. 00 Item 424. —Georgia pine flooring, No. i, 1% inches thick: The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D.C do. ... 34. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do 35. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do. . . 37. 50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D.C do. ... 29. 00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 35. 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D. C do 30. 00 Item 425. —Cabinet oak, i inch thick, dressed: The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do 45. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . . . 50. 00 W.T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D.C do.. . 54.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ... 45. 00 Church & vStephenson, Washington, D.C do. ... 55. 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D.C do. ... 55. 00 Item 426. —Cabinet oak, ij^ inches thick, dressed : The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C '. do 45. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D.C '. do 50. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 54. 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 47.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do.... 55.00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D. C do 55. 00 Item 427.—Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, dressed

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The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C. do. . . . 45. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. . . . 50. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D.C do 54. 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 47.00 Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. . . . 55. 00 Riley & Walker, Washington, D.C do 55. 00 Item 428.—Poplar, dressed to % inch : The E . E. Jackson Company, Washington, D.C i do. . . . 28. 00 Wimsatt &. Uhler, Wa.shington, D.C '. do 35. 00 W.T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D.C do. . . . 31.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D.C do 33. 00 Church & vStephenson, Washington, D. C do 32. 50 Riley & Walker, Washington, D. C do. .

. 30. 00 Item 429. —Cherr3^ dressed to % inch : The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do 150.00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .

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. 120. 00 W.T. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C do 115.00
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Item 429.—Chern.-, dressed to s-inch—Continued. Thomas W Smith Washinoi;on D C pGT* I 000 feet Church & Stephenson "Washington D C do 90. 00

Rilej' & "Walker "Washino'ton D C do 90.00 Item 430.—Virafinia pine, 3 bv 4 inches, rough : The !E Jackson Companv AVashin*^ton D C do

"\"^'imsatt & Uhler "U'ashinolon D C do 12' 00 W T Galliher&Bro "\;^"ashington DC... do 11.90 Thomas W Smith "Washinolon D C do 12. 50 Church & Stephenson Washinoiion D C do

Rilej' & "U'alker "Washin^lon D C do 12 00 Item 431. —Georgia pine, 4 by 6 inches, dressed four sides : The E) E Jackson Companv Washin^^on D C do 21 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, "Washington D C do W. T Galliher & Bro., "Washington D C. do ^000 Thomas W Smith Washinoton D C do 2- Church & Stephenson "^'^ashinolon D C do 29 00 Rilev & Walker, Washington, D C do. .. 26. 00 Item 4>2. —INIaple, 2 inches thick, rough : The E E. Jackson Companv Washington DC. . . do 200. 00 Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C do. .. 70. 00 W. T. Galliher & Bro Washington DC ...... do 69 .00 Thomas W Smith Washington D C do Church & Stephenson AVashinoi;on D C do 65 00 Rilev & Walker, Washington, D. C do. .. 37- 5*-* Item 433- —Crash for toweling : John B Daish W^ashino^ton D C per 5^ard TT7 Do do Thomas G Hood Philadelphia Pa do .112 Do do • °95 Rufus P Clarke Washincrton D C do • 103 Do do. .. 104 Do . . . . do . 108 Do do Do do. . . 112 Do do . . .. . 114 Lansburgh & Bro Washington D. C do . .

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Item 434. —Bleached cotton, vard wide : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do. .. • 074 The ^lanhattan Supplv Companv New York, N. Y do. .. 068 Thomas G Hood Philadelphia Pa c^o Rufus P Clarke Washin^lon D C do . 068 Do do. .

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Lansburgh & Bro Washington D C do... . 062 Do do .069 Item 435 Bleached cotton 42 inches ^vide * John B Daish Washington D C do

'pi^^ Alanhattan Supply Company 'X'ew ^'ork Y do. o°6 Thomas G Hood Philadelphia Pa do . 08 Do do Rufus P Clarke W^ashino^on D C do .086 Eansburo'h & Bro ^Vashington DC .... do . . 089 Item 436. —Bleached cotton, 10—4 wide '. The ^Tanhattan Supplv Company, Xew York, N. Y do. .. 174 Thomas G Hood Philadelphia Pa do 187 Rufus P Clarke Washinolon DC do .. . 192 I^ansburgh & Bro "^^ashin^^ton D C do . 18 Ttptn /li'l TTtiV^I i^i^ r*Vi f^rl ^^^\ff^^^t^ \'CiTt^ ^xTirlf* • John B Daish Washington D C do '-/3 do 034 Thomas G Hood Philadelphia Pa do 021 Do do... .025 Do do... .04 Do do... .036 do .. -039 Do do... .049
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Item 437. —Unbleached cotton, yard wide—Continued. Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C .per yard. . $0. 048 Do do 039 Do do 052 Do do 036 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 043 Item 438. —Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 118 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 094 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 095 Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C do 109 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 102 Item 439.—Unbleached canlon flannel, yard wide : Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C do 105 Do do 115 Do do 12 Do do 13 Do do 14 T^ansburgh & Bro , Washington, D. C do 135 Item 440.—Paper cambric, white, in rolls : Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C do. . . . .063 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 05 Item 441.—Alpaca braid . Rufus P.Clarke, Washington, D. C do .48 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 03 Item 442. —Jewelers' cotton, white : R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C per pound. . .257

Z. D. Oilman, The Firm, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 443. —Blankets : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C per pair. . 2.53 Do do. . . 2. 80 Rufus P. Clarke, Washington, D. C do. ... 3.40 Lansburgh &Bro., Washington, D. C do.... 2.89 Item 444. —Rope for pressing machines : The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 059 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . .065 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 057 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 055 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 055 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 053 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 04%

Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 047 Item 445.—Cotton wrapping cord : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 14 .Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 114 R. P. Andrews & Co , Washington, D. C do. . . .095, Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C .do 11 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 0975: Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 099 Item 446.—Page cord : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 16 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 167 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 159 R. P. Andrews &. Co., Washington, D C do 155 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 162 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 149 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do isYs. Do do 15%

Item 447.—Heavy twine : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 065 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 059 John T. Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 056 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y : do 064 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C do 06 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 11 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y .- do 05%

Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 049
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Item 44S.—Twine .: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . So. 08 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 072 John T. Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 066 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, N. Y do 079 E.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 07 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 12 John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 06%

Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 0675

Itein 449.—Jute twine, 6-p\y : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 08 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .' do 064 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 067 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 066 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 057 John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 059 Do do 049 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 0575 Item 450. —Wrapping twine, strong and soft, 3, 4, 5, or 6 pU'

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Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 15 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 165 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. .. . .065 John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 06% Do ; do 049 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 126 Item 451.—Potash : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 038 Thos. F. Cowdon, Xew York, X. Y do 037 The Firm Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D.C do 041 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa ."do 037 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, AVashingtou, D. C do 0375 Item 452. —Florida sponge, medium : Peter Van Schaak & Sons, Chicago, 111 do. . . . 3. 00 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 3R Frank W. McXeal, Xev.- York, X. Y do 2. 40 The Firm Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2.62 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 65 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Wasfiington, D. C do. ... 2. 35 Do do 2.65 John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 42 Item 453. —Florida sponge, small : Peter Van Schaak & Sons, Chicago, 111 do i. 68 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do i. 65 Frank W. McXeal, Xew York, X. Y do i. 80 The Firm Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 20 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2.00 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 2. 24 Do do.... .89 Do. do 705 Item 454.—Venetian formes sponge, medium : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa ' do. . . . i. 85 The Firm Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 58 Item 455. —Benzine : Xicolai Brothers, Washington, D. C per gallon. . . 082 vStandard Oil Company, Washington, D.C do 077 Item 456.—Alcohol, 95°. Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 395 Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 35 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 39 Iteni 457.—Pure linseed oil : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 36 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 35 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 345 Smith, Kline & French Compaiw, Philadelphia, Pa do 39 W. H. Butler, Washington. D.C do 36 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 40
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Item 457. —Pure linseed oil—Continued. Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C per gallon. . $0.40 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 34

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do

Item 458.—Pure linseed oil, boiled : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . Francis Miller, Washington, D. C ^ do. . . . Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do

Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do

Item 459. —White lead : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do

Smith, Kline & French Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C . . . , do Hugh Reilly, Washington, D.C do Do .do

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, )). C do Item 460.—Turpentine : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per gallon.

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. . . . Mackall bVos. & Flemer, Washington, D.C do Hugh Reilly, Washington, D.C do. . . . J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do

Item 461. —Crude turpentine : Francis Miller, Washington, D. C .per pound. . Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The Firm Z..D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do

Item 462.—lyubricating compound : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D.C do Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do William J. Paul, New York, N. Y do James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do Item 463.—Berry's hard-oil finish, light, in i-gallon cans : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per gallon. . Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . . . Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. .

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Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do Hugh Reill5% Washington, D. C do

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do

Item 464.—Johnson's white kalsomine, dry sized : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C , do

Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D.C do. . . . Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . . . Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. . . . Do do Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do

Item 465.—Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen boxes.

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M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C do Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . The F. F. Brooks Co., Washington, D. C do James B.I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Item 466.—Glass, lo by 12 inches : Geo F Muth & Co Washinoton DC... per box

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do I. 80 Thomas W Smith, Washington, D. C do 2. 08 Shoemaker & IBusch Philadelphia Pa do 2. 08 W H Butler Washington, D. C do I. 80 Chas Becker W^ashin^ton D C do 2. 25 Hu<^h Reilly, Washington, D. C do 1.80 Item 467.—Glass, 12 bv 14 inches : Geo F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 05 Francis "Miller Washington, D. C do Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. ..

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2^- IT. JO Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa . . . ... do W H Butler Washington DC do 2. 10 Chas Becker Washington, D C do. . . 2. 50

Hvio-h Reilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 46S.—Glass, 12 by 15 inches ; Geo F Muth & Co Washino^ton D C ... . . do

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Thomas W Smith Washington, D C do 2 11JO Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.. . 2 ^8 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 10 Chas Becker, Washington, D. C do ... 2. 50 Hugh Reillj' , Washington, D. C do. ..

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2. 00 Item 469. —Glass, 12 bv iS inches : Geo F Muth & Co Washino-ton DC ... . do

Francis Miller Washington, D C : do 2. 00 Thomas W Smith Washino^ton D C do 2 11 Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa do 2 ^8 W H Butler Washington DC do 2. ID Chas Becker Washington DC do. . . 2. 50 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do...

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2. 00 Item 470. — Glass, 12 by 20 inches : Geo F. Muth & Co , Washington, D. C. do 2. 05 Francis IVIiller, Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Thomas W Smith Washington D C -.

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do 2. 23 Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa do 2 0"lH W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. ..

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2. 10 Chas Becker Washington, DC do 2. 50 Hugh Reillv Washington, D. C do 2. 00 Item 471.—Glue brushes, i^-inch : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D C per dozen.

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2. 62 Do do 3.30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 70 do... 2. 64 J.T.Walker Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do...

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5. 00 Item 472. —Glue brushes, 2-inch : Geo F Muth & Co Washington DC . . . . . .

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do 5. 20 Do do 5. 60 Rudolph West & Co Washincrton D C do Cavanagh Bros & Knapp, New York X Y do 8. 00

J T Walker Sons Washington D C do 8. 00 Item 473.—Glue brushes, 2]^-inch : Geo. F Muth & Co Washington D C . do II. 20 Do do Rudolph AVest & Co Washino^ton D C do 10. 50 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York N. Y do.... 14. 74

J .T. Walker .Sons, Washington, D. C do 12. 60 Item 474.—Glue brushes, vinch Geo F Muth & Co Washino-ton D C do .. 27. 00 Do .. ..do... 20. 70 Rudolph West & Co Washington D C do 19. 20 do.... 24. 20 do.... 21.00 Item 475.—Glue brushes, 31^-inch : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 32.00 Do do.... 32.00
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Item 475. —Glue brushes, 3 ^^-inch —Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. $26.40 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 37. 12

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 27. 00 Item 476.—Pick brushes : Geo. F.Muth & Co., Washington, D.C do.... 5.90 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N Y do 4. 23 Item 477. —Lye bru.shes : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 15 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. . . 4. 29 Item 478. —Lye brushes, Clinton, No. 3 : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C : . . .do 9. 30 The Firm Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 4. 00 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. . . . 10. 45 Item 479. —Matrix brushes : The Ostrander-Seymour Company, Chicago, 111 do 90. 00 H. B. Hoppel, New York, N. Y do 54. 00

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 58. 80 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. ... 19. 00 Item 480. —Fitches, 5^-iiich : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 48 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 20 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 54 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 55 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 70 Chas. Becker, Washington, D.C do So Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York. N. Y do 44 Hugh Reilly, Wa.shington, D. C do 60

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 65 Item 481.—Sash tools, No. 8: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Do do. ... 2. 31 Do do. ... 2. 25 Do do 1.75 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 50 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 34 Rudolph, West Sl Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 20 W. H. Butler, Washington, D.C do 2.40 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 2. 38 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 1.60

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Item 482. —Dust brushes, round-end

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 50 M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 25 Do do. ... 5. 25 Do do.... 4.25 Do do 4.00 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 6. 00 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 4. 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C , do 4. 70 Do do 3.90 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 4. 30

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 50 Item 483.—Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch: Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 10 Do do 3.75 M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C. . . , do. ... 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 7.90 Rudolph, West & Co , Washington, D. C do 2. 15 Do do.... 4.60 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 65

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 75 Item 484.—Oak-tanned leather belting, i-inch Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . . 035 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 04B Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass. , do 048
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Item4S4.—Oak-tanned leather belting, i-inch—Continued. Curler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md per foot . . $o. oS Graton &; Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 036 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 03 Item 4S5.—Oak-tanned leather belting, i ^^-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 06 E. J. Brooks & Co.. X'ew York, X'. Y do 08 Revere Rubber Cordpany. Boston. Mass do oS Cm-ler & Mohler. Baltimore. Md do 11 Graton & Knight ^Manufacturing Company, Worcester. Mass do 06 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 05 Item 4S6. —Oak-tanned leather belting. 2-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 08 E. J. Brooks & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 112 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, INIass do 112 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, INId do i5 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Compam-, V.'orcester, Mass do 083 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester. [Mass do 07 Item 4S7.—Oak-tanned leather belting, a^s-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 11 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 144 Revere Rubber Company. Boston. Mass do 144 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, :Md do 21 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Y\'orcester, Mass do 105 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, IMass do 09 Item 4S6. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 5-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 13 E. J. Brooks & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do. ... .176 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 176 Cuyler &. Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 25 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 13 Hudson Belting Company. Worcester, Mass do 11 Item 489.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 26 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 352 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 352 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 50 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcestei". Mass do 25 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester. Mass do 22 Item 490. —Oak-tanned leather belting, ;-;-iricli : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 15 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 208 Revere Rubber Company, Boston. Mass do 208 Cm-ler & Mohler. Baltimore. Md do 30 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company. Worcester. :Mass do 153 Hudson Belting Company. Worcester. :Mass do 13 Item 491.—Oak-tanned leather belting, jij-inch. double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 30 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 416 Revere Rubber Company, Boston. Mass do 416 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, :Md do 60 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 29 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester. Mass do 26 Item 492.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 4-inch : Chas. A Schieren & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do 18 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 24 Revere Rubber Company. Boston. Mass do 24 Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore. IMd do 34 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company-, Worcester. Mass do -175 Hudson Belting Company. Worcester, Mass do 15 Item 493.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 4-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 36 E. J. Brooks & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 48 Revere Rubber Company, Bo.ston, Mass do 48 Cuyler & ?tIohler, Baltimore, Md do 68 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company. Worcester, Mass do 335 Hudson Belting Company. Worcester, Mass do 29
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Item 494. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch : Chas. A. Schieren &. Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . |o. 28 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 368 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 368 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do. . . .50 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, "Worcester, Mass do 26 Hudson Belting Compary, Worcester, Mass do 22 Item 495. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y ; do 56 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 736 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 736 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 1.05 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 51 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 44 Item 496. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 8-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 37 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y .do 496 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 496 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 62 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 35 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 30 Item 497.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 8-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 74 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 992 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 992 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 29 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass .do 67 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 60 Item 498.—Oak-tanned leather belting, lo-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 47 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y .So 624 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 624 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 74 Graton & Knight Manufactvxring Company, Worcester, Mass do 435 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 38 Item 499.—Oak-tanned leather belting, lo-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 94 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 248 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do. ... i. 248 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 56 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 84 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 63 Item 500. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 12-inch, double : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 13 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 504 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . 1. 504 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 85 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do. ... i. 00 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 75 Item 501.—Rawhide cut laces, ^^-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y per 100 feet. . . 30 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 33 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 32 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 34 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 30 Hud.son Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 75 Do do 285 Item 502. —Rawhide cut laces, yVii^^h : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 375 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 42 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 39 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 43 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 375 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 355 Item 503. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 45 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 51 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 47
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Item 503.—Rawhide cut laces, ^s-inch—Continued. Cuyler & Mohler. Baltimore, Md per loo feet. . $0.52 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 45 Hudson Belting Company. Worcester, Mass do 95 Do ; do 43 Item 504. —Rawhide cut laces, 12-inch : Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 60 B. J. Brooks & Co., New York. N. Y" do 68 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do 63 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 68 Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company-, Worcester, Mass do 60 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass .do 115 Do do 57 Item 505.—Rawhide cut laces, f3-inch : Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do S25 K. J. Brooks & Co., Xew Y'ork, N. Y^ do 94 Revere Rubber Company, Boston, Mass do. . . .87 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 94 Graton & Knight ^lanufacturing Compan}-, Worcester, Ma.ss do 825 Hudson Belting Company, Worcester, Mass do 78 Item 506. —Cotton-leather belting, i-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md per foot. .048 Item 507. —Cotton-leather belling, i ^^-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 08 Item 50S.—Cotton-leather belting, 2-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, ISld do 112 Item 509. —Cotton-leather belting, 2^inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 144 Item 510.—Cotton-leather belting, 3-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 176 Item 511. —Cotton-leather belting, 3-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 352 Item 512.—Cotton-leather belting, 3^-inch : Cuyler & :Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 208 Item 513.—Cotton-leather belting, 3^-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 416 Item 514.—Cotton-leather belting, 4-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 24 Item 515.—Cotton-leather belting, 4-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 48 Item 516.—Cotton-leather belting, 6-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 368 Item 517.—Cotton-leather belting, 6-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 736 Item 518.—Cotton-leather belting, 8-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 496 Item 519.—Cotton-leather belting, 8-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 992 Item 520. —Cotton-leather belting, lo-inch : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 624 Item 521.—Cotton-leather belting, lo-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 248 Item 522.—Cotton-leather belting, 12-inch, double : Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do i. 50 Item 523. —Toilet paper, 5-inches wide, in rolls : Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Company, Albany, N. Y per roll. . . 055 Do do 05 Do do 10 Do do 12 Do do 17 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 056 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 048 .Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 049 Frank W. :McNeal, New York, N. Y do 052 Do do 055 Geo. W. Miller & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . .063 Phoenix Paper Manufacturing Company, Phcenix, N. Y^ do 0475 Do do 045
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Item 523. —Toilet paper, 5-inches wide, in rolls—Continued.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C per roll. . $0. 055 Do do 0475 Do do 05 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y ; do 052 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 047 Do do 044 John C. Parker, Washington, D. C do 055 Do do 055 Do do 0585 Do do 056 Do do 051 Do do 05 Do do 0475 Do do 0485 Do do 052 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C .do 069 Item 524. —Emmery cloth : Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D. C per quire. . . 50 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 396 Shoemaker &. Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 397 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do .38 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 384 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 45 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 65 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 395

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 55 James B.I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 45 Item 525. —Brooms, No. 7 : Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D .C per dozen. . 2. 20 M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 35 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.05

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 20

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 15 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 63 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 40 Item 526.—Brooms, No. 8 : Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 2.47 M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C do.... 2.50 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 24 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 40

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 40 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 87 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 75 Item 527. —Soap : Weaver, Kengla & Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . .035 Do do 034 Do do 033 Do do 032 Do do 031 Do "". do .028 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 034 Do. do 0325 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 036 The Christopher I^ipps Company, Baltimore, Md do 035 Do : do 04 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 034 Do do 035 The Beaver Soap Company, Dayton, Ohio do 097

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do 0375 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 023 Armour & Co., Washington, D. C , do 035 Do do 03 Do do 028 Item 528. —Water buckets, cedar : M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2. 70 John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do 2. 1.5
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Item 528. —Water buckets, cedar—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washinsfton, D.C . $2. ID

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J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D.C .do... • 2.25 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. .. • 2. 25 Item 529. —Buckets, galvanized iron, 12-quart

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Wimsatt & Uhler, Washington, D.C do... . 2. 00 M. W. Beveridge, Washington, D.C do . .. . 1.65 do. .. 1.85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 1.80

F. P. Mav & Co., Washington, D. C . 1.70 do... 1-95 do... . 2. 00 Item 530. —Earthen crocks, i -gallon : do... 1.50

:\r. W. Beveridge, Washington, D.C do... .96 John A. Schaefer, Washington, D.C do... 1.50 Item 531. —Sawdust

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W. F. Galliher & Bro., Washington, D. C .30 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C, do... . 24 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do... . 18 Frank C. Padgett, Forcstville, Md do... •135

J. C. Ergood & Co.. Washington, D. C do .. 1.25 Item 532.—Cotton waste, XXX : .0675 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 069 The Manhattan Supplv Companv, New York, N. Y ....do... .071 Do do... .068 do... . 069 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... . 069 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do... .07

.07 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do... .08 Southern Waste Works, Philadelphia, Pa do... .065 do... .06% Do do... .06^8 Do do... .065 Do do... .0625 do... . 067

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D.C do... . ID Item 533.—Portland cement : The Grove Lime and Coal Company, Washington, D. C per barrel. 2-45

J. T. Walker Sons, Washington, D.C do... 2.65 Item 534. —Rosendale cement : John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do.... 1. 19 do... 1. 10 do... I- 15 Item 535. —Lump lime : do...

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• 75 do... .70 Item 536.—Sharp sand : J. T. Walker ,Sons, Washington. D. C 1.40 Item 537. —Arch brick ; 28.25 do...

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Schedule ofpi^oposalsfor supplying the Government Printing Office with

material {exclusive ofpaper) from July /, /<?p7, to June 30, i8gS. Item 542. —Binders' boards, No. i : Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 per pound. . $0,029 Gane Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 .do 023 A. I<. Henderson, Milbnrn, N.J do 03 Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N. Y do 028 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C do 028 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 017 Wm. R. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa .do 025 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 03 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 03 Charles M. Stover, Philadelphia, Pa do 023 Do do . . . 021 Item 543.—Binders' boards. No. 2 : Slade, Hipp & Melo5% Chicago, 111 .do . 019 L,ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 016 Do do . . . .015 Do do ... 014 Gane Bros & Co., Chicago, 111 do 017 A. Iv. Henderson, Milburn, N. J do .. . .019 Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N.Y do ... .016 Do do .. . .015 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do . . . .016 , Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 014 Wm. R. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa do 015 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 026 E.J.Brooks & Co., New York, N.Y .' do 03 Charles M. Stower, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 019 Do do 016 Item 544.—Davey's boards : Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 041 A. ly. Henderson, Milburn, N. J do 045 R. P. Andi-ews & Co., Washington, D. C. = do 038 W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 047 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 04 Item 545. —Strawboard : Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 018 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 017 Wm. R. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa do 016 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 018 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 02 Item 546. —Trunk board : R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D.C do 051 W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 059 Wm. R. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 059 Item 547.—Pulp board : Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 \ do 025 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 023 Item 548. —Turkey morocco, various colors : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 12. 50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 13 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 74 Item 549. —Cochineal Turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 12. 50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 12. 75 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 12. 74 Item 550. —Levant Turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N.Y do. .. . 29.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 25. 00 Item 551.—Levant cochineal Turkey morocco : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 30. 00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 25. 00 Item 552. —English calf, various colors : Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . 21.00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 26. 00
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Item 553.—Blue straight-grained roan : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen.. $5,375 John Campbell & Co.. New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 45 Item 554. —Cochineal straight-grained roan : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do... 6.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, X. Y do 6.45 Item 555. —Green .straight-grained roan : Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, X. Y do 6. 50 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 6. 45 Item 556. —Maroon straight-grained roan ; Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 6.50 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 6.45 Item 557. —Light-brown roan, calf finish : Thomas Garnar & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 7.00 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 6.45 Item 558.— Blue straight-grained skiver : Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N. Y . do 6.75 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, N.Y do. . . . 6.45 Item 559.—Cochineal straight-grained skiver : Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 7. 00 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 6.45 Item 560. —Blue ungrained skiver : Louis Dejonge & Co.,.Xew York, X. Y do.... 7.50 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 6. 50 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 6.45 Item 561. —Brown ungrained skiver ! Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N. Y do 7.50 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 6. 45 Item 562.—Cochineal English title leather : Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N.Y do 6.50 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, N. Y do 6.45 Item 563.— Blue English title leather; Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N. Y do 5. 875 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, N. Y .

.' do 6. 45 Item 564. —Green English title leather

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Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 7.00 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 7. 45 Item 565.—Law sheep, extra : Geo. Dudley & Son Company, "West Winsted, Conn do. ... 5. 75

J. L. Shoemaker & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do S. 50 Do do. ... 7. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 7.45 John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 7.40 Item 566.—Law calf : Thomas Garnar & Co., Xew York, N.Y do. .. . 24.00 Item 567.—Bark skiver, medium:

Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 6. 25 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 4.75 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4.95 Item 568. —Bark skiver, thin : Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn .• do. ... 4. 75 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 4.25 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4.95 Item 569 —Fleshers • Geo. Dudley- & vSon Company-, West Winsted, Conn do 3.00 Thomas Garnar & Co.. New York, N. Y do 3.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 3.00 Item 570.—Imitation russia, in whole skins : Gane Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 per foot. . . 14 Do do ri3 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, X'. Y do 135 Do : do 125 The Howell-Hinchman Company, Middletown, N.Y do 138 Do do 119 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N.Y do 104 Do do.... .124 Wm. R. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa do 135 S. Doc. 5 17
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Item 570.—Imitation russia, in whole skins—Continued. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . $0. 13 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 14 Item 571.—Irnitation russia, in half skins, pebbled : Gage Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 do 15 The Howell-Hinchman Company, Middletown, N. Y do 138 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 15 Item 572. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thick : Thomas Garnar Co., New York, N. Y , do 08 Item 573. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin : Thomas Garner & Co., New York, N. Y do 075 Item 574.— Book cloth, black : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I per piece. . 4. 00 Item 575.—Book cloth, common colors : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do 5.25 Item 576. —Book cloth, brown : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I , do. ... 6 20 Item 577.—Book cloth, green : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do 6. 50 Item 578.—Book cloth, blue : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 6.50 Item 579.—Book cloth, ruby, solferino, and magenta : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 7.25 Item 580. —Book cloth, cochineal : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 8.00 Item 581. —Book cloth, any shade or color : Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I.- do. ... 6.50 Item 582. —Ruling pens, faint line, letter C : TheW. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa per point. . .0125 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 0125 Item 583. —Ruling pens, single down-line : The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 017 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 017 Item 584.—Ruling pens, double down-line: The W. O. Hickok_Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 017 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 017 Item 585. —Ruling pens, long double : The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 0255 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 025 Item 586.—Ruling pens, long single : The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do 0255 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 025 Item 587. —Silk headband. No. 2 : Wm. H. Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa do 35 Gane Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 do 35 lyOuisDejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .29 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do .30 Item 588.—Silk headband. No. 3 : Wm. H. Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa • do 37 Gane Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 do 375

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 32 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 33 Item 589. —Silk headband. No. 4 . Wm. H. Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa do 41 Gane Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 do.... .40 L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 38 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 36 Item 590.—Gold leaf, XX : Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pack. . 6.42 M.Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do 6.40 Item 591.—Gold leaf, usual : Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 5.60 M.Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do 5.50 Item 592. —Imitation gold leaf : Thomas Riessner, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 30 George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y." do 1,35
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Item 593.—Hayes's thread, No. 16, 3-cord : R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. per pound.

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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Item 594. —Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord : R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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Item 595.—American thread. No. 16 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y do. .

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John P. Nawrath. New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 596. —American thread. No. 20

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Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa. do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y do. .

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John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 597.—American thread. No. 30 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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J.R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y do. .

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John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 598.—American thread, No. 35 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa ' do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y do. .

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John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y .'do. .

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Item 599. —No. 30, 2-cord thread, in skeins : Detre &. Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 600. —No. 60, 2-cord thread, in skeins : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do... Item 601. —No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread, gray : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. \^ do. .

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James W. Wallace, Greenwich, N. Y do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y'' do. .

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John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 602. —No. 45, 3-cord thread, gray : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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James W. Wallace, Greenwich, N. Y do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Ma.ss ." do. .

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John A. Hardenbergh, New York, N. Y , do. .

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John P. Nawrath, New Y'ork, N. Y do. .

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Do do. .. Do do. .. Do do. .. Item 603.—Thread for vSmyth book-sewing machines, No. 16 : E- C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y per spool.

J. R. Leeson & Co. , Boston, Mass do . .

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Willimantic Linen Company, New Y'ork, N. Y do. .

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Item 604. —Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 24 : E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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Willimantic Linen Company, New York, N. Y ..do... Item 605.—Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Nos. 36 and 40 : E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. .

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Willimantic Linen Company, New York, N. Y '. do. .

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Item 606.—Linen thread for Smyth book-.sewing machines. No. 60 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.

E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. .

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R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 607. —I,inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Np. 70 : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $1. 20 E. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 2.99 The Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 97 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 85 Item 608. —Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12-ply : Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 255 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 28 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 244 James W. Wallace, Greenwich, N. Y do 24 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y , ,do 26 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 0875 Do do 0975 Item 609. —Tinned wire. No. 23 : Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do . . . . 0725 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10 American Type Founders' Company, MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Branch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound . .08 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do. . . . 073

F. I^. Montague & Co., New York, N. Y do 09 The J. Iv. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do 08 Do .do 09 American Type Founders' Company, Baltimore Branch, Baltimore, Md do 09 Item 610.— Tinned wire, No. 24 : Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 0725 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10 American Type Founders' Company, MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Branch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound . . .08 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 075

F. a,. Montague, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. Iv. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do 0825 Do do ... . 095 American Type Founders' Company, Baltimore Branch, Baltimore, Md do 091 Item 611.—Round wire for stitching machines, No. 22 : James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 10 American Type Founders' Company, MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Branch, Philadelphia, Pa...' per pound.. .08 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 064

F. ly. Montague & Co. , New York, N . Y do 09 The J. Iv. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do 08 Do do ... .09 American Type Founders' Company, Baltimore Branch, Baltimore, Md do 087 Item 612.—Round wire for stitching machines, No. 24 : Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 0725 James B. Ivambie, Washington, D. C do 10 American Type Founders' Company, MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Branch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . .08 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 072

F. L,. Montague & Co., New York, N. Y do 09 The J. ly. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y' do 0825 Do do 095 American Type Founders' Company, Baltimore Branch, Baltimore, Md do 091 Item 613.—Flat wire for stitching machines, Nos. 20 by 23 : Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 American Type Founders' Company, MacKellar. Smiths & Jordan Branch, Philadelphia, Pa .per pound. . .10 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 09

F. ly. Montague & Co., New York, N. Y do 105 The J. ly. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do 10 Do do . . . .115 American Type Founders' Company, Baltimore Branch, Baltimore, Md do 115 James B. Ivambie, Washington, D. C do ... .11 Item 614. —Stereotype metal : lycwis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 058 Do do 054 Do do 056 The Ajax Metal Company (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa. do 063 Do do 06
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Item 614. —Stereotype metal—Continued. The Ajax Metal Companj' (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa per pound. M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do : . .do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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Do do. . Do do. .. E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do. .

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Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 615.—Lead : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C ^ do. .

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The Ajax Metal Company (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. D . Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 616.—Tin : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Ajax Metal Company (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa do. .. M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do. .

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Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C -. do. .

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Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 617. —Antimony and tin : Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Ajax Metal Company (incorporated 1, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. D. Mackej-, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. W. Blatchford & Co.. Chicago, 111 do. .

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Columbia Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y , do. .

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Item 618.—Solder

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Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. .

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The Ajax Metal Company (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa do. .. M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey. New York, N. Y do. .

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E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago. Ill do .

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Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. .. Item 619. —Tin foil : M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago. Ill do. .

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Item 620.—Copper battery plates : M. Lissberger. New York. N. Y do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do. .

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Merchant & Co. (incorporated), Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 621. —vSifted cast-iron filings : M. Lissberger, New York, N. Y. do. .

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Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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The Ostrander Seymour Compan}-, Chicago, 111 do... Item 622. —Sulphate of copper : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 623. —Blocking board : Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C per foot. Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do. .

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P. E. Cowman, Boston, Mass do. .

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Item 624. —Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 40 pounds : Wm. A. WTieeler, jr.. New York, N. Y per ream.

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 625.— Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds : Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do. .

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B. & O. INIyers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 626. —Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds : Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do...

B. & O. Mvers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Item 627.—White tissue paper, No. i, 19 by 24 inches : Wm. A. "Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y per ream

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do.

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John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do.. Item 62S. —Extra cream tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches : Wm. A. Wh'feeler, jr.. New York, N. Y. do.

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B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 629. —White matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 80 pounds : H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do.

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H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y .do.

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Item 630. —Red matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 20 pounds : H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do..

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 631. —Stereotype tissue paper, 19 by 24 inches: H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do..

B. .&. O. Myers, New York, N. Y ,. . .do.

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Item 632. —Stereotype drying blankets ; Kdward H. Best & Co., Boston, Mass per pair H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa ^. do.. Item 633. —Stereotype molding blankets : Edward H. Best & Co., Boston, Mass each

H. R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Item 634.—Sulphui'ic acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per carboy

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 635. —Muriatic acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 636. —Moldiug wax : Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y per pound

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. do.

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Do do.

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American Wax and Paper Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do.

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Item 637.—Plumbago : Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J do.

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Item 638. —Stereotype backing powder : The Young & Co., New Haven, Conn do.

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J. Freemont Frey, Indianapolis, Ind. do.

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T. Mangan & Co., Flmwood Place, Ohio do.

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Item 639.—Glue : Armour & Co., New York, N. Y do.

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Do do.. Do do.

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Chas. B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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S. Isaacs & Co., New York, N. Y do.

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

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Item 640. —Ground glue : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Armour & Co., New York, N. Y do... Chas. B. Adamson, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. Milligan& Higgins Glue Co., New York, N. Y do... Item 641. —Ultramarine blue : Hugh Reill}^ Washington, D. C do. . Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .do. .

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J. C. Frgood & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. .

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 642. —Chrome yellow, dark orange : Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do... Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do... Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. .

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do...

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Item 643. —Chrome 5-ellow : Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C per pound. , $0.09 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 085 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C .do 16 Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 16 Item 644.—Soluble blue : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 35 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .395 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 45 Item 645.—Carmine, Xo. 40 : Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C per ounce.. .23 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Do do 30 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 23 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do... . .215 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 30 Item 646.— Carmine indigo paste : Slioemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 60 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do i.oo Item 647.—Cochineal lake, marbler's colors : H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 55 Item 648.—Sweet oil

:

J. C. Frgood & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . .425 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . i. 08 Item 649.—Virgin olive oil

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per quart. .478

J. C. Frgood & Co., Washington, D. C do 42

A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do 4^ Item 650.—Butter oil : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 064

J. C Frgood & Co., Washington, D. C do 065 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, N. Y do 08 Item 651.—French book varnish : lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 12. 50 Item 652.—White shellac : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . . 239 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 40 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 21 Item 653. —Orange shellac : Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 28 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 249 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D C do .315 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C , do 30 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 205

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D C do 35 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 27 Item 654.—Egg albumen -. Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D C do 62 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 55 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 63

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 63 Item 655.—Blood albumen : Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 26 H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do 35 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 34

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 33 Item 656.—Pearlash : Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do 075 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do 075

Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do 07 Item 657.—Dextrin : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 054 Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D.C do 075 Do do 065 Do do 0625 Do do 055
264 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 657. —Dextrin—Continued. M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y per pound Do do.

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Do do. Do do.. Do do.

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Item 658.—Beeswax : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Mackall Bros. & Flemer, Washington, D. C do.

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y ... do . Do do . Item 659.—Granulated gum arabic : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do . Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 660. —Gum arabic sorts : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . Mackali Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do.

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Do do . Do do . Do do..

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 65i. —Gum hog

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do .

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 662.—Gum tragacanth : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do .

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Do do . Do , do.. Do do.

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Do do.

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H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do.

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Item 663.—Eosin : vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Item 664.—Powdered borax ; Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C. . . . do . J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do . Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do . Item 665. —Pulverized alum ; Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do.

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do.

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M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do.

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 666.—Oxalic acid : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Wa.shington, D. C do.

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M. Feigel & Bro , New York. N. Y do.

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Z. D Gilman, Washington, D. C ; do.

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Item 667. —Creosote : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.. Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do.

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 668. —Stronger water ammonia : Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do.. Mackall Brothers & Flemer, Washington, D. C do.

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Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.

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Item 669. —Guards for patent backs : Gustav A. Schiirmann, New York, N. Y per guard Altemus & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.

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Item 669.—Guards for patent backs—Continued.

. .per guard. $0. 007

S. S. Talbot, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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.0065 Item 670.—Backs for money-order guard books : •65 Do do. .

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1. 00 Benjamin F. Kendig, New York, N. Y do. .

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.72 E.J.Brooks & Co., New York, N. \^ do. .

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77 Item 671. —Rope manila back-lining paper for Smyth case-making machine

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. 096 Item 672. —Canvas for covering blank books :

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• 25 .291

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. 292 Item 673 —Gray super

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.031 Do do. .

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•034 Gane Brothers & Co. Chicago, 111 do. .

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• 14 Berger Brothers, South Bend, Ind ....... .do. .

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• 15 Item 675. —Parchment substitute, ^ 3-inch : .40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do. .

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75

Item 676.—Bookbinding band, j^-inch • •30 Louis Dejonge & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do... •45 Item 6"/",~~'P\owv i W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C 3.60

J. C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C do... 3-62 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do... 3-98 Item 67S. —White wine vinegar : J .C. Ergood & Co., Washington, D. C .per gallon. . II

No. 33.Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during

the fiscal year endedfune jo, i8g8. Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 608 Illustrations for Seventeenth Annual

Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Item I. —Lithographing and printing 9,850 copies each of 54 illustrations : Trautmann, Bailc}- & Blampey, New Y'ork, N. Y |8, 833. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 7, 498. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, New Y'ork, N. Y 6, 950. 00 Merchants' Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y' 6, 750. 90

.\. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 5,311.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 5, 220. 00 The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio ; 4> 756- 00 Item 2.—Printing, by photo-gelatin process, 9,850 copies each of 27 illustrations : The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 4, 000. 00 Do 3, 750. 00
266 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2.—Printing, hy photo-gelatin process, 9.850 copies each of 27 illustrations—Cont'd. The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y I3, 990.00 The Heliotype Company, Boston, Mass 3, 904. 00 3.35400

F. Gutekunst, Philadelphia, Pa 3, 591 • 50 Item 3. —Photo-engraving 288 illustrations : The National Tribune, Washington, D. C 275. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 182. 50 Moss Photo-Engraving Company New York, N. Y 143. 50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 141. 00 * Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 135.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 118. 80 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 100.00 Item 4.—Engraving 239 illustrations hy half-tone process : The National Tribune, Washington, D. C 910. 00 Harry C. Jones, New York. N. Y 615. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 536. 38 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 444. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 425. 00 Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 414. 56 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 352. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 83 Illustrations for Reports Relating to THE FuR-SeAL and SALMON FISHERIES OF ALASKA.

Item I. —Chromolithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 30 illustrations : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $1,869.00 Sackett & Wilhelms I,ithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y i, 800. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1,698.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 23 illustrations : Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1,650.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1,157.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 995- 00 Sackett & Wilhelms I^ithographing and Printing Company. New York, N. Y 740. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 30 relief-plate illustrations

:

Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 55- 00 The National Tribune, Washington, D. C 45.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y : 40.00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York. N Y 38.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington. D. C 33-48 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 29. 70 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 21.06 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 316 Illustrations for Eighteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 4. Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 14,850 copies each of 9 illustrations : Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y $1,366.00 Sackett & Wilhelms I,ithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y i, 210.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 145.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 947- 00

J. Ottmann I^ithographing Companj^ New York, N. Y Soo. 00 Item 2.—Engraving 119 illustrations by half-tone process : The National Tribune Company, Washington, D. C 595- 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 401.57 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 350.00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 330.90 New York Engraving and Printing Companj^ New York, N. Y 323. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 321.90 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 246.36 Item 3. —Photoengraving 188 illustrations

:

The National Tribune, Washington, D. C 280.00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 251.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 231.54 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 208.06 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 170.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 160.00 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 141.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 267

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 113 Illustrations for Monograph XXIX, -U. S. Geological Survey.

Item I. —I,ithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 21 illustrations : Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y. . .-. $2, 215. 50

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 2, 605. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 2, 798. 00 The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio 2, 930. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 982. 00 Item 2. —Engra\'ing 91 relief-plate illustrations : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Wa.shington, D.C 70.92 The Moss Photo-Engra\'ing Company, New York, N. Y 76. 06

A\'il Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 168. 39 Le\'>i;ype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 186.50 The Albany Engraviug Company, Albany, N. Y 88. 90 Item 3.—Photolithographing and printing 4.850 copies of i illustration : Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 14.00 The Friedenwald Company, Baltimore, Md 18.00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C "19.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 25.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 29. 00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Compan}', New York, N. Y 39- 10 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 72 Illustrations for Monograph XXX, United

States Geological Survey.

Item I. —Lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 2 illustrations : J. Ottmann Lithographing Companj', New York, N. Y $324.48 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 875. 00 The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio 595. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. 521.00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 405.00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 360. 00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 12 illustrations : A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 255.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 245. 35 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C . 195.00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 150.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 96. 00 The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio 95- 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 92. 00 The Friedenwald Companj-, Baltimore, Md 72. 50 Item 3. —Printing, by photo-gelatin process, 4,850 copies each of 33 illustrations : William Wilson & Son, Brooklyn, N. Y 5,600.00 The Gubelman Photogravure Company, Jersey City, N. J 5, 117.50 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 3,043.00 Do 2, 754. 00 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y 2, 240. 00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 2, 865. 00 Do 2, 230. 00 Item 4. —Engraving 25 relief-plate illustrations : Avil Printing Companj', Philadelphia, Pa • 47- 50 Levytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 35- 5° The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 25.06 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 23. 70 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 21.42 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 354 Illustrations for Annual Report of the

Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1897. Item I.—Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 117 maps

:

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $2, 641. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 941. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C . . . 785. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 878. 00 Item 2.—Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 170 maps : J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 2, 864. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C i, 34°. 00
268 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2.—Photolithographing and printing 3,000 copies each of 170 maps—Continued. Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C |i, 265. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md 170.00 Item 3. —Engraving 67 illustrations by half-tone process : Franklin Engraving and Electrotyping Company, Chicago, 111 665. 40 The Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, III 600.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y •. 443. 25 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 433. 37 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 268. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 248. 75 A. C. Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 210. 70 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 206. 06 Harry C Jones, New York, N Y 200. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 2 Illustrations for Eighteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 5. Item I.—I^ithographing and printing 14,850 copies of i illustration ; The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio I138. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 94. 00 Orcutt Company, New York, N. Y 89. 50 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 75. 00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y , 54- 50 Item 2. —Engraving i relief-plate illustration : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C i. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa i. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y .75 Levytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa .60 National Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y .50 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y

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.40 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 235 Illustrations for Eighteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 3. Item I.—Lithographing and printing 14,850 copies each of 31 illustrations : The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio $4,512.00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y. 4, 400. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4, 375. 00 Orcutt Company, New York, N. Y 4, 038.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3, 649. 00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 14,850 copies each of 5 illustrations : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 123.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 108.00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y 105. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 95- 00 Item 3. —Engraving 76 illustrations by half-tone process : National Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 307. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 286. 00 I^evytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 252.00 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 225.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 217. 75 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 179. 28 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 176. 06 Item 4. —Photoengraving 123 illustrations : l,evytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 108.00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 106.00 National Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 98.50 Photo-Engraving Compan3% New York, N. Y 93-65 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 82. 06 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 75- 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 56.86 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 6 Illustrations for Eighteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part i. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 14,850 copies each of 2 illustrations : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $583-00 The Werner Company, Akron, Ohio 475- 00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y 450. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 269

Item I. —Lithographing and printing 14,850 copies each of 2 illustrations—Continued.

Orcutt Company, New York. X. Y $442. 50 Julius Bien & Co., New York. X. Y 398.00 Item 2. —Engraving 4 relief-plate illustrations : - -

' A\-il Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 9. 75 Le\-y-type Company, Philadelphia, Pa 8.50 Photo-EngTa\-ing Company, New York, X. Y 7.45 National Photo- Engraving Company, New York, X. Y 6.85 The Maurice Joyce Engra%-ing Company, Washington, D. C 6.22 The Moss Photo-Engra%'ing Companj', Xew York, X. Y 4. 33 SCHEDrLE OF PROPOSALS FOR PHOTOLITHOGRAFHIXG AXD PRINTING 5,850 COPIES EACH OF

58 iLLUSTP^iTIOXS FOR ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE WEATHER BUREAU FOR

1S96-97. Schumacher & Ettlinger, Xew York, X. Y $2,675.00 The Xorris Peters Company, Washington, D. C i, 288. 00 Julius Bien & Co., Xew York. X. Y i, 197.50 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md. i, 193. 00 Seiter & Kappes, Xew York. X. Y i, 175. 00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company. Xew York, X. Y 1,080.00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company. Xew York. X. Y 856.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 33 Illustrations for Report of the Secre- tary OF Agriculture for 1897. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 509. S50 copies each of 10 illustrations : The Gray Lithograph Company, Xew York, X. Y $12, 236.40 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company. Boston. Mass 10, 175. 00 Do

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• 9, 7S4- 00 Do 9, 590. 00 Schumacher & Ettlinger. Xew York, X. Y 9, 265. 00 Do 8,415.00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company. Xew York. X. Y 8,759.00 Do 7, 672. 00 Julius Bien & Co.. Xew York, X. Y 8, 563. 00 Do 7, 849. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 7, 751. 00 Do 6, 745. 00

I>o 6,355.00 Do 5, 965. 00 Trautmann. Bailey & Blampe}- Xew York, X. Y 6, 724. 00 Xiagara Lithograph Company, Buffalo, X. Y 5, 655. 00 Item 2.—Lithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 6 illustrations : The Gray Lithograph Company. Xew York, X. Y 9, 942. 07 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 8, 878.00 Do 8,645.00 Do 8,531.00 Do

Schumacher & Ettlinger, Xew York, X. Y 8, 870. 00 Do 8, 345. 00 Julius Bien & Co., Xew York, X. Y 7, 875. 00 Do 7, 250. 00 Trautmann, Baile}- & Blampey, Xew York, X. Y 7, 556. 00 A. Hoen & Co. . Baltimore, Md , 7, 277. 00 Do 6, 673. 00 Do 6, 439. 00 Do 6, 205. 00

J. Ottmann Lithograph Company, Xew York, X. Y 6. 824. 00 Do 6, 164. 00 Xiagara Lithograph Company-, Buffalo, X. Y 4, 134.00 Item 3. —PhotoUthographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 5 illustrations : Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, Xew York, X. Y 2, 143. 00 The Gray Lithograph Company, Xew York. X. Y i, 427.58 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C i, 248. 00 The X'orris Peters Company, Washington, D. C i, 020. 00 Schumacher & Ettlinger, Xew York, X. Y i, 000. 00 Julius Bien & Co., Xew York, X. Y 99S. 00 Brenker & Kessler, Philadelphia, Pa. 892. 00
270 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 3.—Photolithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of 5 illustrations—Continued.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md |86o. 00

J. Ottmann I,ithographing Company, New York, N. Y 855. 00 Item 4. —Engraving on wood 12 illustrations : D. J. Brinsley, New York, N. Y , . 436. 25 Otto Heidemann, Washington, D. C 225.00 Max G. Wildnauer, New York, N. Y 215. 25 K. Heinemann, Fort Wadsworth, N. Y 145. 00 E. Bookhout, jr.. New York, N. Y 107. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 150 Illustrations for Eighteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item I.—Lithographing and printing 15,350 copies each of 5 illustrations : Schumacher & Ettlinger, New York, N. Y |2, 385. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 2, 265. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 570. 00

J. Ottmann Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y i, 412. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 250. 00 Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y 998. 00 Item 2.—Engraving 89 relief-plate illustrations ; The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 238. 76 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 262. 50 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y " 175. 00 The Moss Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 165. 56 The American Process Engraving Company. Cincinnati, Ohio a. 11 Item 3.—Photoengraving 3 illustrations : New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 76. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 55- 00 The Moss Photo-Engravmg Company, New York, N. Y 51-78 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio - 40. 66 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio a. 05 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 31 Relief-Plate Illustrations for Report

OF the Secretary of Agriculture for 1897. Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa $55. 10 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 40. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 33. 00 The National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 36. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 27. 75 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 23.00 Do (b) Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 752 Illustrations for Report of the Smith- sonian Institution for 1896, Part 2. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 3 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $225.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 135. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 107.00 Item 2. —Engraving 749 relief-plate illustrations : Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa i, 244. 85 The National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 830.00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y , 825. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 750. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 739. 44 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 540. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 498. 75 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio (d) Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 76 Illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 91, Fifty-fifth Congress, Second Session, Venezuelan Boundary Commission.

Item I.—Lithographing and printing 1,850 copies each of 15 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $987. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 575- 00 Item 2.—Photolithographing and printing 1,850 copies each of 61 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 244. 00 a Per square inch. d4 and 8 cents per square inch.
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Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 1,850 copies each of 61 illustrations—Cont'd.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $850. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 465. 00 SCHKDULE OF PROPOSALS FOR REPRODUCIN-G 355 ILLUSTRATIONS FOR EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL

Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Item I.—I^ithographing and printing 9,850 copies each of 68 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $6, 385. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 5, 000. 00 Item 2. —Printing, by photo-gelatin process, 9,850 copies each of 8 illustrations : Photo-Gravure and Color Company, Washingtoh7D. C i, 375. 00 Do I, 215.00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn i, 100.00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass i, 036. 00 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y i, 015. 00 The F. Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 962.00 Item 3.—Photo-engraving 159 illustrations : National Engraving Companj-, Washington, D. C 115.00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 110.00 The Albany Engraving Compan}-, Albany, N. Y - 98. 08

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 92. 50 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 90.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 89.62 Item 4.—Engraving 120 illustrations b}- half-tone process : J. ]\Ianz & Co., Chicago, 111 557- 50 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 530.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Da5-ton, Ohio 373. 90 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 360.00 National Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 350.00 The Albany Engraving Companj^, Albany, N. Y 340. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Lithographing and Printing 78, 000 Copies each of 44 Illus- trations FOR Special Report on Diseases of the Horse.

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass $7, 003. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 5, 299. 00 Do 5, 558. 00 Do ; 5, 967. 00 Do 6, 616. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 5, 585. 00 Do 4, 753. 00 Do 4,420.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 315 Illustrations for History, Needs, and

Conditions of the Pribilof Islands Herd of Fur Seals. Item I. —Lithographing and printing 1,550 copies each of 2 illustrations : Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $274.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 257.00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 1,550 copies each of 29 illustrations : A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 415.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C ' 320. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 290.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y. 285. 00 Item 3. —Photo-engraving 218 illustrations : The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 275.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 230. 74

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 225.00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa

.

210.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 171. 58 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 125.00 Item 4. —Engraving 66 illustrations by half-tone process : The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 341. 00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 300. oc

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 266. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 230. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 228.30 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 180.00
272 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

mid binding [including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June

JO, 18^8, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Abell, A.T

Abernethy, Chas . . . . Ackernian, A. M

Ackert, B. H

Acton, Geo. C

Adams, A. S Adams. Annie C Adams, Benjamin M

.

Adams, Carrie Adams, Louisa Adams, V. L

Adams, \V. H

Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L. D

Adie, Alice Ager, Kate

Albertson, Geo. H . Albritton, Jes.sie Albnrtis, jas. H

Akien, A. J Alexander, C. J Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Allen, Clemment . . . . Allen, H. M

Allen, Henry M

Allen, John P

Allen, John W

Allipon, A. M

Allison, F. A

Allpress, Elmer

Alver-son, J. L

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B .. Ambler, Louis Ambrose. J no. F

Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, A. W

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Edna .S . , Anderson, Ella Anderson, Fred. A. . . Anderson, J. W

Anderson, John G.. Anderson, INIary E - . Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews. A. E. I Andrews, L. L

Andrews, M.I

An.son, Eugene

Archer, Andrew \V . Armor, M. M

Armstrong, Arthur .

,

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, James R, Armstrong, Jno , Arnold, A.J

Arnold, George J Arnold, Helton

Hours employed.

1.566^

294

1,157 1,890 789

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

$438. 62

926. 80

289. 25

756. 00

208. 13 1,122^

2, 031 ,485

,255 623 J 368

,812

, 064

274. 96

, 017. 00

$361.03

31-59

2, 272

2, 140

1, 040

2, 296

1, 611

2, 321

2, 242

2, 265^

2, 307/^

1,0451^

2, 377^

2, 194 352

2, 02388 930

2, 296

I, 188 733

232 566^

356. 40

313-74

249. 40

102. 00

732. 16

372. 40

545- 28

I, 070. 00

249 60

I, 216. 88

646. 74 1,044.85

1,013.52

I, 014. 41

646. 75

324- 25 951-84

878. 20

105. 60

809. 36

22. 00

465.00

I, 154. 00

297. 00

293. 20 77-96

141 .62

534- 00

324^

1,390^

2, 291 1,496

1,025

1,911 *307

168 i,2i6i^

129. 80

347. 62

984. 40

448. 80

246. 00

1,089. 25

I, 765- 25

67. 20

233. 20

350- 54

320 2,319^

I2». 00

1, 053. 80

58. 24

Ashby, Mary Sabin. Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie .'. Ashford, Edith B . .. Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F

Atchis'on, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E. T

Atkinson, Jas. S

764

2, 280)^ 968

2, 295

2, 224

2, 253

2, 262"^ 1,788

^ 525 1*148^

2, 289^

1,496

2, 163 H

697

2, 194 536 317^

2, 688

2, 298

20C.. 25

1, 030. 00

255-44

I, 036. 72

I, 102. 14

563- 25

918. II

720. 64

\ 479-64 915.80

448. 80 521.04

291. 80

097. 00

128.64 127.00

877. 89 919.20

156.96

257- 56

408. 84

431- 19 281.89

451.28

328. 78

192. 20

Atkinson, John F. . . . Atwell, M. H

Aukward, Geo. H . . . . Auracher, Christian C

Austin, Bruce

Austin, Ernest R

Austin, G. L

Austin, J. E

Avis, Wm

A^.-re, Florence O . . .

.

Avres, Annie

Babbitt, Izora E

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Baden, Thad

Bailev, S

Bailev, Wm. H

Bain,'p. C

Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas. W

Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, W. S Baldenecker,Theo,E- Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J. .

.

Ball, L. L

Ball, William A

Ballard, Or\'ille L. .. . Balmer, Harvev.F . . . Baltzell, John." Bangs, Clara C

Barbour, T. vS Bardwell, Minnie W . Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Clair C

Barne.s, Geo. O

Barnes, Laura L

Barnett, Mav

Barnhart, F.'H Barnhart, Grant S . . . Barnholt, Wm. H

Barnum, Horatio . . . . Barr, M.W

Barr, Will S Barren, ?klary H

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrett, Robert D. .. . Barringer, Arthur B . Barringer, M . . Barron, Alice J Barron, C. L

Barron, William W . . . Barrows, B. F

Barrv, J Bartels, A. J

Bartlett, Carrie A

Barton, C. C

Barton, David L

Bass, Wm. M

Bassler, Henr\- W. . . . Bastian, Chas. S Bateman, Wm .1 Bates, Frank

Batson, r^Iartin K. .. . Battles, S. L

Bauer. C. A

Baxter, A. L

Hours

employed.

2, 388^

2, mVz

2, 274

2, 295 1,850 680 1,551^

2, 281

2, 664

1,517

1,224

2, 278^

2, 696 2.324 1,723^

Amount earned. Time

work.

I. 267. II 536. 52

909. 60

I, 251.40

756. 56

272. 00 671.50

912.40

880. 33

364. 08

367. 20 911.40

842. 50

1,233-67

741.81

732j^ 814.93

1,933 1-925

2, 2281^

2, 252

794- 891. 40 910.40 1,502^

2, 299

2, 160

I, 780

438. 57 932.42

I, I44.-78 716. 80

1, 2%ly^

2, 480

2, 050^4 *247%

1,661

2, 054 341^

1,724^

995

2, 048

1,805

2, 228 576

670. 72

634- 10 1,231.77

494- 75

665. 00 821.60

Si. 96

533- 59

238. 80

I, 085. 44

433- 20

I, 003. 92

235- 20

Piece- work.

$196. 30

712. 87 300.74

479- 79

2, 267

2, 297 >^ 1,550^

2, 270^

2, 296

2, 041 *28o

208. 56

1 , 246. 60 924.92

794. 10

908. 20

918. 40

926. 88

I, 211.52

776

1, 721 1,585%

2, 200 476%

1,465/^ 1,444

2, 728

191-50

690. 64 635-44

, 100. 00

116. 62 381.96

578- 40

920. 70

2, 213

2, 264

2, 281 216

I, 096

957

1, 205^4 648

208

1. 294 5^

2, 231 790%

472

894. 88

543- 48 913-00

86. 40

571-41 451-30

552.65

259. 52

83. 20

325- 94

992. 24

355- 71 118.00

424. 58

546. 63

305. 24 55.42

504.78

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, iSg8, Continued.

Hours Amount earned.

Baxter, B. H

Baxter. Frank A : 2, Baxter, G. W 1 Baxter. S. 2, Baylie, Jennie

Bavlv, Jno. A 1 i, Beach, D. W 2, Beach. H. D 2, Beadle. Stephen A . . . 2, Beall. Esau i, Beall. J. W I, Beall, R. E | i, Beamer, Fannie

Beaslev, Wm. A.

.

Beattv', R. L

Bechert, AV. H. .. Bechtel, C. V 2, Beck, A. H 2, Beck, Wm. H 2. Becker, Ernest 2, Becker, Lott H 2. Beckwith, Daniel. ... i. Beckwith, Nettie .... i, Beddow, Wm. C 2, Beene, Russell O * Beight, Melvin M i, Belcher, Ida P i, Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank 2, Bell, George

Bell, Georgia Mc- i Kenna | i. Bell, S. H ' 2, Bell, T. S , Bell, W. P 2, Beller. Chas. E i, Bellinger, AbraA

Bellinger, O. B 2, Bender, CM 2, Benham, John S i, Benjamin, \V. T i, Bennet, Jere 2, Bennett. C.E 2, Bennett, L. J 2, Bennett, Thomas D. . 2, Benson, D

Benson. Henr\' Benton, A. J. i, Bentzler, Juo. L

216 472 448

383

104 1,981^

2, 460

2.341

2, 208

1, 693^

1,352

1, 709/4

128

2, 227 1.859^

2. 007

2.274

2,412 307)2 474

136 1

2

04S 468 064

287 476

730

I86.40

9S9. 60

112.00

953- 20 24.96

557- 57

r, 074.11

936. 40

903. 92 679.08 540.80

6S3. 80 31.80

927. 08

747- 32 804.30

56S. 47 9^5-30

I, 020. 24 621.05

^55- 04 614.40

414. 34

826.44

I, 076. 25

859- 05 415-97

Piece- work.

2385954 977^

264 786^

472

876

559-49

14.87 791.00

1,028.48

196. 62 618.00

750.56

$283.

Berg, John R

Berger, Joseph J Bergin, Mary L

Bergman. Man,- A. .

.

Bernhard, Talitha . . Bernhardi, Charles . Berngan, M. G

Bern-, George

Berston, IMary E

Berwick, Wm

Best, A. M

Be.st. H. D

Beihea. J. K

Bevler. Edward

Bickers. R. S

Bier. Robt. L

Brerlev. William

Biggaft.C

Biggins. :Mamie R .

.

Billings. H. B

Billings, T. E

Bilyeu. Geo. W

Birikert. Damon A.

.

Birmingham. Jos. J. Bishop. John K

Bi.-hoi), Vardeu

Bivin, J. F

259^

434^2 596^

660

295 >2 441

2S7 6^S 423 >^ 328 876

180 722 763^

, 008. 96

974. 64

558. 80 499.89

934. 28 572.00 954.00

, 409. 10

71- 75

172. 00

569. 40

131. 20

, 524- 29 695.08

B5-25

16 4.80

2,744 823. 20

1, 046 261.50

411 164. 40

I, 707^^ 409. 80

1,800 720.00 *259 388. 50 1.636^ 655- 20

2, 206 706.43 519^ 130. 60 2,003^ 501. 22

I. S03 721. 20

I, 244 312.57

236- 56.64 *287 918. 40 2,297^ 939- '6

2, 302 >^ 1,055.64

321 128.40 1,765^ 710.96

1.376 6S8. 70 1-576 790. iO

1.74:^2 701. 24

1, 428 571-64

Bivins, J. D

Blackburn, Samuel . . Blackiston, Lillie L- . Blackistone, Frances P

Blackmon, H. C

Blair, Belle D

Blair, Nellie Blake, E. M

Blake, F. E

Blake. W. W

Blanchard, Susie E . Blessing, L. M

Bloomer, A. F

Bloor, Victoria E . . .

.

Blore, Mary

Blosser, Ross J Blunden, N. A

Boag, J. O

Bobbitt, R. L

Boehmer, John A. .. Boernstein, Henry N

.

Bogan, Naomi R. . . . Bogia, Ferd. F

Boifeuillet, Adrian S

Boland, B. T

Bolinstarck, Anna . . . Bolten, Wm. R

Bond, Marion M

Bonney, B^'ron W...

Boo, Louis E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Harman H. .

.

Boone, Man,' E

Boone, N. F'. Boring, E. P

Borland, Alex.T

Bornkessel, T. C

Borst, J. A

Borst, Kate C

Bos.s, Jno. R

Boss, John P

Boss, Laura V

Bosworth, Henry H. . Boteler, Harry S

Boteler, O. C Bowden, Fletcher . .

.

Bowe, Patrick Bowen, A. W

Bowersox, Mary. . . . Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Boyd, Alex

Bovd, Lambert L . . - Bovd, V. M

Boyd, W. M

Boyd, Wm. J Boyden, Eugene C . . Boyer, A.J

Boyle, Fanny

Boynton, G. W

Brace, Minnie W

Bradford, J. L

Bradford, W. R

Bradlev, Enoch K . . . Bradley, J. R

Brady,"Chas. J Brady, Eugene E - . . . Brady, John

Brady, Rosa

Brady, Ora A

Bragg, Robt. E

Branchcomb, B. F . . Brandner, Veronia . Brandt, Adam

Branham, W. Russell Brannan, Mary A. . . .

Hours

employed.

1,993^

2. 494 H

I. 724^

III

2, 217^

2, 296 1,803

1,758

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$797. 40

623- 77

414. 58

117,

26. 532.

918.

372.

829.

2, 104 842 00

2, 2615^ 1,271 47 1,514^ 363 48

2, 253^ 901 40

I, 747 717 92

I, 268 595 96

1,719 687 60

2,313 1,043 36 1,462^4 548 43

2, 301 I, 219 52

I Qii 369 60 1,914^ 776 36 557^ 223 00 472 131 52

224 53 76 704 282 04 *287 1,435 00

1,789 761 36

2, 023 486 24 852 213 70 1,441^ 348 19

I, 462 475 57

2, 727 767 21 1,427 430 44

2,003 853 73 2,251^ 540 36

2, 296 551 04

2, 020 847 45

2, 198^ 879 40

1,904 456 96

2,233 625 30

I, 252 639 92 1,582% 633 84

2, 290}^ 1,035 08

2, 736 684 00

2, 200 I, 166 37 1,866 385 64

227 54 48

I, 779 717 68' 807% 323 52

892 357 32

I, 717 686 80 432 108 00

685 274 GO

696 278 92

1,336 342 95

1,447 578 80

340 81 98

I, 200 300 00

2, III 844 84

2,968 805 05

I. 596% 846 51

31 12 40

2, 298% 1,036 16 2,498 699 55

S. Doc. 5- Days
274 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the nitmber ofpersons employed in the p^lblic printing

and binding duririg the fiscal year ended June, 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Brantly, C. J

Brashears, Leroy C. . Braun, Pauline S . . . . Breen, Jas Breen, S. A

Breiiham, Chas

Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, James F.. . Brenuan, Margaret L, Breslin, J Breslin, John

Brett, Annie K

Brewer, Wallace

Brewington, James E

Brewster, John T. . . . Brewton, Charles A.

.

Brian, Kdward H

Brian, H. T

Brick, Alice

Brick, Kmraa ly Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Bridwell, Charles W.

Briggs, J. S

Briggs, \Vm

Brigham, W. H

Bright, J. E

Bright, W. H

Brinker, J. H

Brinkley, V. T

Britt, Geo. R. P

Brittain, Alice A

Broadus, Martha .... Broas, John M

Brobst, D. W

Brock, A. D

Brockwell, W. N

Brodie, C. C

Brodnax, James H. .

.

Bromley, W. R

Brooke, James E . . .

.

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, H. H

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. S Brosemer, Louis Brosnahan, M

Brosnan, Eugene, jr.

.

Brosnan, Margaret. . . Brower, Wilbur G . . . Brown, CP

Brown, Dick Brown, Elijah Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence Brown, H. G

Brown, Henry

Brown, Ida Brown, Iverj^ Brown, J. Howard. .

.

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M.Edm'ds.

Brown, Jas. G

Brown, Levi . Brown, Marietta S. .

.

Brown, Mary E

Brown, Morgan J. . . . Brown, Thomas

Brown, W. J Brown, Willis G

Browne, Jno. C . .

.

Browne, John D .

.

Browne, Kate I . .

.

Browne, Walter A

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 294

261

1, 820^

2, 295 695

32

1,85434 1,816 1,483^

2, 274

2, 296 1,514^

2I5>^

2, 038

I,'

2, 2311^ 1,529

2, 167^

*287

2, lOI^

2, 3S5

2,515 *274%

2, 075

2, 256

1, 836

1,927

2, 349

1, 490 >^

2, 232^

2,312

2, 237 519

2, 230

248

2, 159^

1,553^

2,312 359^

2, 2141^

2, 138 1,847

2, 176^

2, 247^

1.864

2, 727

I, 704^

1, moVi

1,889

1,884

2, 484

528 *358

f2, 122^

L *26

2,083

2, 294^

1,8411

2, 429

408

827

ri,586

I *39

344

I, 480

2, 346

I918. 20

104. 40

855-63

918. 00

13-37 167.52

12. 80

352. 83

454- 00

282. 89

910. 96

918. 92

605. 80

86. 20

510. 30

2, 499. 98 445.80

I, 183. 43

612. 24

I, 140. 24

I, 650. 25

S40. 92

I, 196.45

704. 48

I, 204. 84

518. 74

902. 40

348- 29

965. GO

940. 12

480. 39

I, 271. 66

1, 044. 80

I, 017. 04

215. 28

992. 36 74.40

518. 28 803.45

I, 305. 60

143. 80 996.69

856. 04 443.28

871. 20

899. 04

466. 20 681.80

426. 65

692. 72

476. 60

389- 36

621. 00

211. 20

I, 253. 00

• 932.40

926. 80

917. 80 441.96

631. 70

102. 30

331-40

792. 39

138. 88

432. 39 939.68

Piece- work.

I260. 50

49-47

440. 20

368. 97 146.09

307- 94

219. 22

276. 38

351- 10

243-50

276.01

Brownlow, W. G

Bruce, Jeanne , Bruffy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A .

.

Brummett, A. C

Bryan, Ida E

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Eleanor L - Bryarly, .Susan F . .

.

Bryerton, Maggie. .

.

Buchanan, Charles B

Buckingham, Clin- ton O

Bvickingham, Glenn W

Buckland, F. E

Buckley, Anna

Buckley, Dennis

Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Buehler, J. Fr

Bugden, Arthur M..

Bukey, A. H

Bullard, Leelia

Bullock, M. E

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M.

.

Bumpus, L. D . . . Bundy, A. A

Bunn, Sidney S , Bunnell, J. S

Burchard, Carrie V . Burchfield, Will E - - Burges, E. C , Burgess, Josie M , Burgess, R. W , Burgess, W. R , Burgy, Marie , Burgy, Pauline

Burke, Anna , Burke, Catharine Burke, Geo. O

Burke, 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, Wni ... Burnett, Chas. W

Burnett, N. P

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, John H

Hours

employed.

1,156

1,072

2, 090

1,837^^

2, 113 1,136 678

Burns, John J . . Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A . . .

.

Burns, Nellie C

Burns, Thos

Burns, jr., Wm. S . .

.

Burnside, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Burton, H. E

Burwell, O. K

Bush, John K

Bush, William

i,8o8J^

2, 265^

1,919 2,435 2,486

718

2, 182 452

676

1, 995>^

1,431 237 1,759

2, 301 968

2, 864

2, 552 2,419 324

2,o88i^

c,75o 2,464

2, 175^^

1, 480

1,371 1,287

1,392 327

i,882i/^

2, 656 1,891^

2, 2801^ 1,489

1,432 1,626 2,248

2, 278^

1,517^

I, 274^

1, 240

2, 259

2, 090

1,785 1,535

* 9 323^

320

2, 413^

*286i<

2, 401

2, 258^

2, 294

Amount earned. Time

work.

I565.88

428. 80

856. 12 544.94

507. 84

287. 20

271. 20

438. S4

917. 64

973- 12 974

I, 259.

179' 872, 108. 275- 798 717

76. 422.

1, 078.

290. 801.

854-

I, 209.

81. 939-

, 004.

493-

9S5- 870.

355- 329-

265. 335-

81. 763-

896.

I, 002. 912.

358-

400,

448.

999-

I, 207, 502,

510.

310.

I, 007.

931-

626.

• 783-75

129. 40

128.00 f

48

603. 37

I, 180.42

I, 084. 14

246. 48

562. 25

I, 002. 86 903.40 573-50

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed iyi the public printing

and biiiding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Bushee, R

Bushnell, Daniel W.

.

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussev, Albert J Busteed, R. H

Butcher, J. H

Butcher, jr., J. W

Butcher. William E.

.

Butler, B. W

Butler, George

Butscher, Edward P

Butz, W. L

Bynum, T. A

Byrne, Joseph H

Bvrne, Mar\- E

Byrne, P. JT Byrne, Peter

Bvrnes, Thomas F . . . Cadett, Geo. H

Cadv, L. IVI Cady, W. S

Calhoun, Richard M.

Calkins, Orv'ille A ..

.

Callaghan, ]Mar\- . . .

.

Callaghan, William.

.

Callahan, J. J Callahan, John J

. . .

.

Callahan, Thos. E

Callan, Teresa M

Callanan Margaret .

.

Calvo, Mars- E

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. . Camp, A. W

Camp, W. :M Campbell, A. J Campbell, John B . .

.

Campbell, Thos. A . . . Campbell, Wm. S . . . . Canisius, Arthur T . .

.

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Carev, H.J

Carleton, R. P

Carmody, Agnes C. . . Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Annie M . Carpenter, Emma J . Carpenter, Fannie L- Carpenter, Lizzie . . . . Carpenter, W'. H

Carr, A. A

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, John H

Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie

Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, Louis

Carroll, Michael

Carson, M. A

Carson, Perry

Carter, Alice

Carter, Clara E

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Edward L

Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I . . .

.

Carter, J. W

Carter, Lily

Carter, Owen L

Carter, Wm

Carter, Wm. J Carty, Alton B

Carver, W. R

Hours

employed.

1,981

2, 275

I, .328

1, Jl^Yz 2,257 *287

2, 191^^ 776

2, 258^ 462^

2, 270

i>274 2.311^

1,903

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

I478.

910.

347-

855. 902.

1, 148. 494-

194. 903-

195- 908.

318.

1. 403-

951-

52

* 227 2,293

1, 780^

2, 134^

2, 001 1,903 1,636

2, 282^

2,015

1,517^^

1, 567^

1,792

184 2,056

2, 072 1,224

1,472

1,995

1,587

2, 200

1, 747/^

2, 300

1,443

2, 104

2, 296

i,7i2>^ 1,016^

474 '/^ 2, 281 i,52ij^

$440. 04

I, 305- 917.

718. 956.

855-

762. 409.

913-

484.

390.

775-

I, 01c.

34- 493-44

438

368

2, 285 2,656

1,448

r 96

I ^-i9K

1, 897

685

367 354 614

635

292

1, 100 700

1, 092

646

504

1,039

805

254

114 913

411,

80

20

1

05

'

5680

80

55

20

7594

96

95

23

12 46

24

105. 88

,038 904

452

/

"5. 663.

*294 2,112^

1,456

2, 261

2, 233 1,707

2, 287

841 1,388

I 342.

980.

845- 456.

542.

558.

352. 548.

315-

695- 1,425^

2, 270

399-

1, 142.

2, 307 >^

2, 023

1,597 1,901%

I, 982%

I, 042. 506.

399-

950.

947-

231- 13 673

'

196

25

343- 06

876.37

160. 15

321. 80

Casey, Daniel J Casey, John E

Casey, Jos. E

Casey, William F

Casper, E

Cassid}-, Chas. J Caton, John G

Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James. .

.

Cavis, A. T

Cawood, Blanche . . . . Cawson, Chas. C

Cavs, Theo. A

Chadwick, De Witt C

.

Chamberlain, B. A . .

.

Chambers, E- B

Champ, Lillie C

Champlin, Bert. C

Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . .

.

Chapman, Geo. T . . . . Chapman, Jos. B

Chapman, S. A

Chapman, W. S .

.

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, Florence P. . .

.

Chase, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Robert H

Chase, Will H

Chatterton, Louise W

Chedal, May B

Cheeks, Henrietta J . Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N

Childs, Thomas

Chisholm, D. V

Chisolm, R. F" Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W . Christian, Rufus L. .

.

Christian, Wallace B

.

Christian, W^illiam H

Christie, Geo. P

Christie, Harry R . . .

.

Christy, Edwin F

Chroniger, J. E

Clagett, E. H

Clague, William H. H

Clark, Charles E

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, John W

Clark, L. B

Clark, Nellie Clark, Pearl D

Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Stephen

Clark, Thomas F

Clarke, Edith E

Clarke, John

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, Loring McC.

.

Clarke, W^ W

Clarkson, M

Clarkson,W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, L- J

Clifford, E. A

Clifford, J. E

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Hours

employed.

I, 627

1, 638^^

2, 277

I, 768% 344% 446%

1,694 1,642%

1,853 439

2, 277%

1,823

2, 288 J 240 589

2, 159

2, 292

2, 251

1,490%

1,812

* 292%

1,856

2, 227%

*28769%

1, 902

2, 568

2, 298% 659%

2, 146 312%

2, 280 1,895%

655 429%

2,310

2,045

1, 253%

2, 276

210 1,740

1,396 2,728

2, 296

2, 020

2, 256 639%

2, 238%

600

2, 736

1, 921%

1,671 1,792 *283%

2,038

2, 222%

1, 396%

1,361 325%

321

2, 220 *3i3

2, 752

1,695^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$661. 28

656. 00

910. 80 712.24

140. 04

178. 60

677. 60

395- 71

746. 86

137- 19 1,207.44

913. 00

572. II

145- 85

235- 60

144- 87

550. 08

900. 40

393- 81

563. 18 194.44

353- 10 556.84

826. 56

17-45 361.72

643- 32

[, 298. 05

263. 80

125.00

912. 00

826. 00

262. 52 171.80

I, 238.51 1,101.75

502. 00

568.99

84. 16

I, 035- 33

701. 15 901.48

551-04

I, 010. GO

564. 00

256. 12

895- 40

1,021.58

150. 00

855- 00

369- 45

417- 87

716. 80

, 228. 75

509- 49

, 177- 92 314.21

680. 60

130. 20

80. 24

I, 000. 32

2, 400. 71

1,010. 37

797- 73

129. 22

= Days.
276 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJime 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Clough, Allan C. Coakley, G.

Coates, E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, Wni. E

Cochnower, F. C

Cochran, John E. • . • Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Coiner, John D

Coke, Emily T

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura

Colestock, Harry 1^. . Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collerd, Otis B

Collins, B. J Collins, H. F

Collins, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, Julia

Collins, Susie A

Collins, T. H

Collins, Walter H

Collison, H

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Cologne, N. S

Colquitt, G. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, A

Columbus, Annie H.

.

Colvin, G. S

Colvin, J. R

Colvin, P. J Colwell, Fred M

Colwell, J. Frank

Comber, Annie

Conger, Wm. H

Conklin, Jno. H

Coulee, C. C

Coulee, F. A

Council, J. A

Council, Luella

Connell, Michael F . . Council, Sarah A . . . . Connelly, B. M

Connelly, James H . . Connelly, M. P

Connelly, Mary

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Elizabeth . . . Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, John F

Connolly, K. Grace .

.

Connor, Agnes G . . . . Connor, Cornelius A

.

Connor, Wm. C

Conover, F. W

Constantine, B. F

Conway, Thos

Cook, John

Cook, Mary H

Cook, R. M

Cook, W.J

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Hours employed.

,965

^ 231^

1879^

$1, 021. 90

57. 87

761. 01 2153^ 1,404

1,419

1, 0431^

i,47o>^ 966

1,750

2, 428

2, 075^

1,447 1,774

2, 153

1, 260

I, 009)^

2, 320k

400

2, 300

102 1,733

2, 424 *307

954

2, 149^

* 2

2, 143/^

1, 696

1,825 710^

2, 161^

1,379 1,068^

1, 8535^

2, 434

240

1, 720

2, 004

1,549 664

4625^ 642

1,321

1, on

261

1, 945 3^

2, 166

2, 0855^ 1,723^

2, 309

1, 754 >^

2, 234^

272

I, 701 2,3iiJ^

2,381 447^

I, 286^

1, 248

2, 744

421 1,891^

1,6271^

Amount earned. Time

work.

86. 20

421. 20

355- 12 250.44 441.15

387. 00

702. 88

971. 20

498. 12

724. 85

714. 72

538. 25 315-87

356. 65

928. 36

96. 00

920. 16

24. 60

704. 08

606. 00

I, 765. 25

197. 16

967. 26

4. 00

514-44

509- 37

820. 35

284. 20

990. 12 590- 99

257. 21 348. 07

608. 50

60. 00

588. 02

goi. 60

396.58

270. 40

185. 16

256. 96

529. 24

252. 75 53.94

568.81

I, 147. 97

1, 105.31

603. 47

421.85

536. 28

108. 80

680. 40

I, 379. 45

430. 28

952. 40

180. 92

544- 55 313.57

914- 05

loi. 04

917-65

651. 12

Piece- work.

$355. 93 83.' 26'

67.74

281.98

326. 45

302. 49

448. 32

246. 91

221.37

132.09

125. 76

286. 89

Cooley, I^. B

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q . Cooncy, James J. . .

.

Cope, J. W

Copper, Sam'l R

Coquard, Armand E

Corbin, M

Corbin, Wm. H

Corey, R. W

Cornelius, Geo. M .

.

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, Joseph S .

.

Cornish, Wm. H., jr. Cornnian, Ephraim

Cornwell, Frank . .

.

Cornwell, I,. W

Corridon, Joanna. .

.

Cosden, Mary E

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

Costigan, I^awrence

Coston, W. Brice

Cotter, James W. . .

.

Cottle, Al Coughlan, Alice M .

.

Coughlin, David .... Count, J. W

Cousar, J. Covert, C. C

Covert, S. T

Cowden, Frank B

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, Chas. H

Cox, Edwin P

Cox, F. B

Cox, Frank P , Cox, Isaiah Cox, I^ulu Cox, Mary E

Cozlin, Jacob

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Cramer, I^aura R

Crandall, Anna

Crandall, F. A

Crauford, Horace. . .

,

Cratty, Kate , Crawford, Hortense E

Crawford, Wm

Creed, J. W

Crelliu, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crider, Laura

Crist, Raymond F. . . , Crollard, Lizzie Cromelien, Sarah C. Croney, Amanda J . . , Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, EdnaB

Cross, Geo. A

Cross, J. W

Cross, Lena M

Crowe, T. D

Crowley, Patrick Crump, E- C

Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William

Cuddy, Matthias

Culbertson, S. S

Cullen, A. W

Cullen, CP

Hours

employed.

2,314^

308

1, 072

2, 268

2, 480

i,9i8>^ 876^

2, 244

1,531 545 1,056^

1,861

2, 376^

2, 309/^

2, 072

2, 287^

i,5io>^ 1,312

2, 302

1,458

2, 296 1,904

216 *307

2, 711 248 412

I 863

I* 154 5^ * 287

2, 293 1,656

1,364

1,905 2,316

1,772

2, 305

2, 1831^ 552

2, 296 963

1,518

2, 279 *286

*287

2, 2603^ 962^

925

2, 288

I, 016

200

287 2,176

354

1, 9233^2 1,57734

2, 208

2, 321

I, 916

* 2S7

1, 160^

2, 090

2, 290 1,427^

*335

2, 728 1,95334 1,594^

2, 262^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$1, 052. 08 77.00

238. 68 907.52

660. 00

902. 41

412. 19 561.00

382. 74

289. r

1

253. 56

468. 23

1, 064. 00

1,401.88

828. 80 918.68

362. 69

393. 60 431.62

563. 58

574- 52

776. 00

86. 40

I, 765. 25

738. 40

131.44

136. 80

>i. III. 60

I, 435. 00

922. 66

778. 32 341.00

476. 25

I, 046. 40

888. 80

576.41 971.80

132. 48

918. 40

337- 04

393. 91

546. 96

823. 68

2, 109. 85

904. 68

180. 47

222. 00

572. 00

254. 00

56. 00

392. 40

291.50

870. 40

84.96

608. 59

379- 48

883. 20

I, 129.99

459- 84

642. 88

292. 09

897. 03

I, 048. 60

356- 87 871.00

902. 33

879. 06

384. 57

905. 28 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 277

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

Culver, Nettie M

Cumtaings, Lizzie . . . Cuney, X. W

Cunningham, Effie M

Cunningham, J. C .. Cunningham, John A' Cunningham, Mary . Cunningham, S. K. . . Curley Peter

Curra'n, Fannie E

Currv, ].\\

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cyphers, CM

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dahlberg, Gus. R.L. . Dailev, James S

Dale, b.S

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Daly, W. F Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas .

.

Daniel. Nannie

Darby, Anna

Darling, Delphine. . . Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M | Davenport, >Samuel. . Davies, S. E

Davis, Alfred A

Davis, Charles

Davis. Chas. F

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, Fred. L

Davis, Ivins

Davis, John A

Davis, M. A

Davis, May V

Davis, Sidney M

Davis. Wm. H

Davison, Joseph K . .

.

Dawlev, Harry R

Day. Henrv H

Day, J. P. Deane, Walter P

Deans, A. C

Deardoff, Paul C De Caindr>', E

Decker, Kate

Dedrick, W. H . De Fontes, Jos

Defrees, A. S De Groot, W. A

Delahunty, John .... De Lawder, INIary A

Del evingne, Arthur C

Deloe, W. \V Dement, Elizabeth.. Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, C

Dennis, Charles

Denuisoii, Chas. S . .

.

Denny, Roxie Densmore, H

Devlin, J. P

Devlin, Margaret M.

Dewev, Lizzie Dexter \V. H

Dibble, Chas. E

Dice. John

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickerson, Edmond.

725 448

2, 193

2, 287 1,324

I. 513

1,656 *287

i,o8S

1,963

Amount earned. Time ! Piece- work. ! work.

2, 295 1,440^

1,618

2, 490

2, 201 783 1,914 982

1,404^^

2, 037^

' 867 .*i3i

I, 726

$174.60

107. 86

775- 70

548. 88

332. 70

758. 30 417.92

I, 219- 75

435- 80 491-50

175-58

933- 85

362. 21

389. 00

622. 24

880. 40

234. 90

I, »0j

1,8681/^ 777-04 446 178.40

2, 688 888. 27 2,034 I, 029. 00

1,653/2 516.73

1,592 384- 13 2,173^ I, 151-94

2, 296^-2 I, 043- 44

2, 685 700. 95

56 14. DO

1,931 464. 16

2, 304 1-350. 90

2, 150^4 I, 075- 25 272 108. 80

2, 2341^ I, 363- 23 1.171/2 293- 66

I, 103 445- 72 1,7365^ 882. 07 307 122. 80

1,823 913.00 239^ 145- 53 2,311^ 1,044.24

2, 362 649. 62

1,464 441.70

2, 080 832. 00 1,607^ 723.37

* 284^ 711.25 2,072^ 829. 00

2, 2285^ 1,181.21

2, 020 485-38

807 225.96

2, 294^ 917. 80

2, 280 1^ 798. 73

2, 087 884. 14 6 1.24

2, 165^ 986. 00

1,8681^ 757- 80

1,842^^ 447-95 1,415^ 339- 72

2, 299 1,15s. 58

2,051 820. 40

2, 277 797- 96

I, 8ooi^ 342. 71 496 124. GO

$273. 67 "27i"58'

460. 13

245- 50

351. II 838. 36

511. 13

595- 31

414- 24

5.38

446. 19

269. 52

316. 00

Hours employed.

Dickinson, Fannie .

.

Dickman, John B. . . . Dierken, Agnes

Dierken, Joseph

Dietrich, C. E

Dietrich, Rena

Diffenbaugh, H. W .

.

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillman, J. W. L

Dillon, Thos

Dishman, Wm

Divine, Luther

Dixon, L. L

Dobbs, H.C

Dodd, Permelia L... Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Ida Dodge, Joseph A

Dodge, Sarah

Dodge, W. A

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dohoney, John J. . . . Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E

Dolan, Christopher. . Dolan, Lizzie Donahue, Mary A . .

.

Donaldson, Ellen Donaldson, W. B

Donegan, P. J Donn, Frank

Donn, T. M

Donnelly, Mary

Donovan, John

Donovan, John P . . . . Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Geo. A j Dooley, Rose E

Doonan, Thomas ! Dorsey, Frank j Dorsev, Reuben J. E-l Dorsey, W. B I Dorsey, W. F I Dorster, John N j Doten, Charles O I Doty, Thomas E i Dougherty, Jno. F . . .[ Dougherty, Mary E •

.

Dougherty, Nellie M.' Dougherty, T. A \ Dougherty, William

Douglas, Alexander

Dove, Mary F

Dow, M. E

Dow, W. J Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowell, Geo. P

Dowling, Frank

Dowling, H. C

Dowling, J. L

Downes, William . .

.

Downey, Mary A . .

.

Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doxey, Hindman. .

.

Doyle, Albert P. E . . Doyle, Caroline

Doyle, Ellen Drake, H. F. J Drayton, Wm. H . . .

.

Dreis, Martin Drew, Robert

Driggers, John vS . .

.

2, 292 *3i3

2, 2681^ 456

2, 855 983^

2, 267 1,473)^

1, 220^

2, 303

2, 509 H

2,031^

772 967

1,764

2, 294^

1,8221^

I, 760

2, 455

4281^

1,736

2, 220

1, 064

2, 008

2, 222^

2, 271

2, 287 1,884 960

* i67fi

2, 288

1, 278^

1,04014

2, 296 1,560 1,967^

2, 152

2, 406

2, 661^

1,897

1, 494/^

1,565/2 1,997^

1,872

2, 487/

1,814

2, 296

1709

I 435

1,560

2, 271

2, 287^ 324

41^

I, 000

1.850^^ 1,512/ 1,252/

1,656

112

f 2, 008

[ *29

2, 285 >^

2, 296

2, 736

2, 508

Amount earned. Time

work.

$916. 80

369.

305- 1,018.

I, 108. 823.

I, 216. 733-

I, 175- 389-

312. 335-

916.

522.

260.

1, 073. 438-

491.

548.

I, 205. 756- 830.

598-

397. 556-

449-

1, 108. 731. 918.

Days.
278 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statemeiit showing the 7iumber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g8, <?^f<:.— Continued.

Name.

Drury, E). vS Dubant, Grace ly Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duff, Ed. J Duffy, C. J Duffy, Kate E

Duffy, Maggie A

Dugan, Jennie I Dugot, James L

Dumble, Jessie F. . . . Duramer, Geo. e;. . - Dumont, Julia Dunbar, Mary B Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, INIichael Dunn, Robt. A. S Dunn, W. F

Dunne, W. G .

.

Dunning, H

Dunnington, Geo. . .

.

Dunnington, lyucy P. Durdin, A. C

Durfey, J. G

Durham, C Durham, Mary C . . . . Durisoe, John R

Dutch, Edwai'd

Dutcher, Milton M. . Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W....

Duvall, Jas. E) Dwight, F. J Dwyer, Jno. L

Dwyer, Wm

Dyer, Albert R

Earnest, A. T . Easterbrook, Harry D

Easterling, Thos. C. . Eberbach, Edward. . . Eccles, David

Eckels, P. J Eckert, Thos. C

Eckloff, C. R

Eddy, Orrin

Edelen, Clayton A . .

.

Edgington, Mary E- • Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah Edmondson, H. A

Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmonston, Flor- ence E

Edmunds, Samuel "W

.

Edmunds, Will M

Edsall, J. H

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Eizzie. . . .

,

Egbert, W. J Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F, Elder, F. E

Eldredge, James F. .

,

ElkinSfP. M

Elliott, Alexander. .

,

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E.

Elliott, Harrj' W

Elli.s, Edna R

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, Ettie S

Hours

employed.

1.593^

2, 3i9>^ 1,587^

2, 209

2, 386^

2, 287^ *6o%

2, 230

2, 293^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$35- 20 382.44

928. 92

637- 24

I, 106. 00

954. 60

Piece- work.

$246. 14

1,810^

1,532

2, 294 320

2, 429

2, 067 *29

2, 287

1, 707

2, 283

2, 296

2, 180

1, 016 2,317

2, 292

2, 289)^ 1,320 329^

2, 089^

332 320

2, 302

1, 222l^

2, 5205^

2, 200

2, 101 600 1,985^

2, 288

1,741 1,590

2, 162^

1,047

549. 00

253- 08

121.50

892. 00

917. 40

435- 24

768. 80 918.44

128.00

607. 30

}i, 394- 96

I, 143- 50

697. 16

570. 72

)i8. 40

^72. 00

244.41

, 047. 44

639. 00

916. 12

606

1,853]^

2, 295

2, 250^^ 946

. *i43

2, 260

2, 024

656

2, obiYz

330. 00

131.80

835. 80

133- 12

128. 00

I 220. 43

334- 86

I 094- 33

972. 16

, 050. 75

240. 56

550. 37

581. 15

706. 28

636. 00

, 146. 48

251. 28

1,048

1, 720 971^

2, 007 *55

1,328 722%

t, 560^

151.50

752. 28

550. 80 944.61

f'1,273.37

I, 012. 48

564- II 164. 00

I, 032. 25

366. 80

430. 00

242. 86

903- 15

316. 25 531-80

361. 25

374- 52

354- 73

342. 45

298. 54

282. 47

302. 28

531- 29

278. 92

355- 85

299. 27

103. 58

III. 34

328. 94

Name.

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi

Ellis, Norman G

Ellis. Perry

Ellis, S.C

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie.

,

Elwood, C. Thos

Elwood, Cora M

Emery, Charles Emmons, 1^. H

Emory, A. W , Engel, A. Force

Engler, Wm.O

English, S.G

English, S. S , Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . .

.

Epple3^ Maggie C Erdman, Geo. F

Erhardt, John

Erner, Fannie A

Eshelman, Edgar M,

Eskew, H. M

Espey, H.C , Espey, J. A. B

Espey, lyOuis Essex, E. J Esterly, J. Irwin

Etchberger, C. E

Etchison, ly.E Eubank, E. S. Brown

.

Euler, John C

Evans, C. N

Evans, CP

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, Ella V

Evans. F. E

Evans, M. L, Evans, Margaret A . , Evans, Martin N

Evans, R. B

Evans, W. 1^ Everhart, Jennie . . .

,

Everman, John W. . , Everts, Frank A

Fagan, Cora B

Falbush, Mary K . ..

,

Fallon, D , F

Farley, H. J Farley, Mzzie J Farmer, Jno. J Farnswortli, Mollie.

.

Farrell, E- G

Farrell, John A

Farwell, J. P

Faulkner, Mary

Faust Harry E

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Feehan, James A . . . . Feeney, J. ly Fell, J. W

Feltham, Emily O . .

.

Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton, J. J Ferguson, B. G

Ferguson, John F. . .

.

Ferguson, \V. T

Fergu.son, Wm. P . . . . Ferl, Arthur P

Ferneyhough, Geo. N

Hours

employed.

2, 267^

2, 2291^ *287 446^

2, 287

1, 901

1, 896^

1,749 186^

I,722>^ 2,312

2, 255^

1, 893^

1,316

2, 296

2, 306^

1,851^

160 284

176

190/^

1, 8821/^ 2,015%

1,942 1,411^

2, 256%

1,703

2, 270

2, 324 942 5^ 2,185

1,876 847^

1,028 1,484 682%

1,407

2, 286%

1,829 305

1,5373

2, 286 899%

1,563%

1,044%

1,974

2, 441 5^

I, .368

Amount earned. Time

work.

I938.91

535- 08

521.71

1,618.27 949-55

I, 078. 10

469. 1

1

567.48

1,370.18

596. 05

908. 32

I, 050. 24

235. 62

874. 00

753- 04

203. 40

257. 00

395- 52

273. 00

353- 39

915. 12 731.80

76. 24 615-52

1,849 746. 32

1, 650% 829. 55 1,388% 333- 53

723 180. 74

1, 055 5^ 253- 32

2, 300 I, 244. 64

336 135- 04

775 310. 60

1,860 384. 40

2, 264 I, 281.56

328 131.20

1,528 382. 00

I, 142% 285. 62 814% 244- 35 1,472 370. 20 1,405 562. 00 *276% 1,215.92

9M. 72

360. 08

547- 18

261. 12

795- 36

977- 36

342. 00

91S. 40

178.60 571-75

766. 16

769. 48 425-32

46. 62

689. 00

I, 044. 80

902. 36

946. 75

329. 17

1, 148. 00

I, 325. 80

583- 15

, 142. 00 52.80

476. 20

• Days.
REPORT OP THfi PUBLIC PRINTER. 279

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and bijiding durifig the fiscal year ended June 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Ferrell, L. C

Ferren, -Nlyron J Ferrier, Saml

Field, Sadie.

Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Fiiinegan, James

Finney, M. J Fisher, Amanda K - . • Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Edward Y . .

.

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, J. P

Fisher, Minnie E

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald. Geo. S . . . Fitzgerald, Jas. E

Fitzgerald, Mary

Fitzgerald, T ; Fitzhngh, Ella M....

Fitzpatrick, Henrj' . . Fitzpatrick, J. B .

.

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mary . .

.

Fitzpatrick, Michael

.

Fitz-Patrick, Mar>^ H

Fitzsimmons, Mary . Fitz Simons, A

Fizer, Adele

Flahavlian, E. A

Flaherty, Edward . .

.

Flahertv, Edward . .

.

Flaherty, Mary E

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, John

Flanagan, M. E

Flanagan, R. C

Fleming, Catharine Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F

Fletcher, Christine P

Fletcher, Katie L. . . . Fletcher, William

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, John

Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H . . . . Flynn, Walter K

Foertsch, Mary

Fogert}-, James

Fogle, John L

Foley, Daniel J

Fole}', Sadie

Folk, S. W

Follett, Fred. W

Ford, A. J Ford, Byron A

Ford, J. T

Ford, Jennie D

Ford, Mary C

Fordan, Minna

Forrest, Edward

Forsythe, C. E

Foskey, Geo. H

Foster, Edith D

Foster, J. J Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick. . . Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A.. . Fowler, Mattie E

Fox, Catherine

Fox, Philip

Hours

employed.

*I92

2, 477

2, 294^

2,312

I, 007^

I, 209

2, 860

2, 252 14 *287

2, 088

255 775

I, 964^

1,650 1,741^

320 307^

926^2 2,616

1,390 1,772^ 919^

964

631 1,680 632

2, 235 104

1, 813J

1, 216

. *I33^8

2, 1925^

2, 280

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 296 835 2,276^

2, 688 322^

1, 624

2, 280 1,608

1, 900

1, 743^

2, 222 935

1-999

2, 281

2, 39°/^

2, 427 2,244

I, 280^

359

2,183 328

216

2, 2925^

2, 303 1,712^

1,759

1,544

2, 455

|i, 839- 36

671. 15 917. 80

,114. 36

404. 28

302. 30

923. 92

1,049-45

I, 017. 48

[,650.25

835. 20

102. 00

160. 17

491. 86

396. 77 701.40

128. 00

123.00 222.36

768. 40

354- 94

714-44

220. 68

245- 47

159- 70

672. 00

156. 28' 894. 00

32-50

[, 036. 70 639.80

877. 00

[,003.47 918.40

200. 40

546. 36

852. 24

129. 64

649. 60

912. 00

567. 40

456. 00

703 36

888. 80

374. 00

480. 48

547-44

, 087. 55 970 . 80

, 122. GO

320. 12

86. 16 523-92

82. 00 86.40

574-52

1,371.01

685. GO

709. 36

5.69

237- 24

613- 75

Piece- work.

$507- 67'

251-45

293- 03

313- 13

538. 01

266. 19

629. 97

411.65

336.62

25-63

344- 52

339- 80

Name.

Hours

employed. Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C. . .

.

Francis, Henry

Francis, Wm. H

Frank, Beulah M

Frank, Henry J Frank, Peter Franz, C . F. L

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H . . . Frederick, Mary

French, Ed. R

Fridle\% I^uther

Friery", Michael

Frink, Emma A

Frisbee, Arthur H . .

.

Fritz, Joseph W

Frost, Mary E

Frj^e, Will W

Fuerst, Anton

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fuhrman, Edward . . Fuhrman, W. J Fuhrmann, Chas. J. .

.

Fulenwider, Jno. E - - Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Fuller. J. F

Funk, Adam P

Funkhouser, C. A . . . . Furbershaw, Geo. C. . Furbershaw, J. H .... I Furrow, Annie M . . . Fuss, Henry

Gable, Paul S

Gaddis, I^eroy J Gaeng, John

Gaffney, Thos. J Gainey, Agnes C

Gaisberg, Wm

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Jerry

Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, Patrick . . . Gallagher, W. E

Gallaher, N.W. .. ... Gallatin, Herbert C. . Galleher, James A. . . Galleher, Thomas S . Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gamble, Samuel

Gantley, John M

Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A . .

.

Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H . . .

.

Garland, J. D

Garner, J. S

Garrels, Chas

Garrett, Katie R .. .. . Garrett, Mary E

Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, F. E

Garrison, Fred G

Garst, Susie 1, Garvin, G. S

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie .... Gaughran, Lizzie. .

.

Gaulden, J. C

Gawler, J. C

Gayle, Ida

Gayle, Robt. E

Gaylor, H. J Gentry, W.T

548

1, 370^

264

2, 286^

1,041 2,448

1,878

I, 090

336

1, 7"%

2, 259^

215

2, 294^

2, 2IlI^

2, 203^

2, 304

80

1, 729^

2, 195^

1,766 2,043 608

840

2, 295^

1,872 *4iK

2, III^

2, 049?^

1,717

2, g6o

* 180%

1,247

2, 287^

448

2, 27896

2, 187^

326 *287

2, 477

2, 301^ 998^

I, 959^

1,861 359

1,515 1,844 1,617^

1, 954 >^

2, 251 2,459

2, 141^

2, 2791^ 1,614^

756

2,313

2, 087^

2, 248%

1,749

2, 406

2, 281

2, 300

1,577

152 2,405

1,852 576

Amount earned. Time

work.

$219.52

342. 96

106. 24 935-12

249- 84

612. 00

816. 80

436. 00

134.40 325-69

920. 50 86.00

: 147- 25

884. 60 981.88

1,336-64

20. 00

696. 60

878. 72

743- 06 817.48

152.00

235. 20

918. 20

692. 40

83. 50 845.40

, 168. 10

686. 80

824. 00

712. 00

361. 75

498. 80

915. 00

157-36 711.87

26. 88

984. 86

130. 40

1,219. 75

619- 25

1, 145- 94

400. 00

794. 68

746. 84

90. 85

606. 00

443-33

405- 59

782. 52

1, 016. 96

860. 04

857. 04

I, 208. 13

388. 25

1S2. 78

996. 97

934- 40

I, 019. 60

330. 93

962. 40

379. 90 547-4^

1,029.48

632. 04 45.60

984. 42

833- 39

250. 28 Days.
28o REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public prifiting

and bijiding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ ^Sg8, etc. —Continued.

Hours employed.

George, Alex. J George, James A. .

.

George. R. E

Gerberich, George . Gervais, John B., jr

Ge.'^sler, E. E

Getchell, E. P

Getz, John M

Gever, Charle.s M.

.

Geyer, E. F

Gibbs, A.C

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Alvah e; .

.

Gibson, Hopkins .

.

Gibson, Irene Gibson, Irving Gibson, J. W

Gilbert, Abel

Gilbert, Edward G.

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J

Giles, Harry E

Gillespie, J. W

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gilliland,W. H

Gillin, David

Gillin, Joseph T

Gillon, P. C

Gilniore. C. F

Gilmore, Olive I Ginesi, Jo.sephine V.

.

Gine.si, Marie

Girvin, Isabella

Gisriel, L

Gist, F.W

Giusta, Margaret A. . Glade, Henry

Gleason, Dennis

Gleeson, A. J Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Joseph F

Glenn, William G .. . Glennan, Richard B.

.

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Godwin, George W . . Goebel, A. N

Goldstein, William N

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goodheart, Briscoe .

.

Goodman, Cassie A . Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodrich, Kyrde M . . Goodspeed, Alex . . . . Gordon, Laura B

Gordon, M. B

Gordon, S. D

Gorham, Mai'y E

Gorman, Thos

Gormley, A

Gosorn,"T. Howard .

.

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. C

Gottlieb', K

Gotwald, L. Murray . Gove, Charles H

Grabill, C. E

Grady, Daniel

Graeves, Edith S

Graff, Chas.T

1, 127 950^

2, \^bVi

2, 294 >^

2, 026>^

2,247 842^

7

2, 295

2, 306

2, 284 658

9623/2 *286

1,792

2, 2281^

2, 732 244

^1, 193^ 353^

2, 255 >^ *282%

2, 299

1,580^^ 1,548

1, 374^

2, 296 1,904 583^

1,611^ 1,716^ 38^

1,872 359^

2, 613

2, 936

879 456

2,313^^ 819^

I, 752^

1,469^

1, 298 >^ 1,063;^

161 2,195 , 2, 2701^

2, 248

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

$281.74

237. 82

992. 04

917. 80

1, 088. 15

I, 278. 39

252. 75

946. 00

2.80 918.68

I, 036. 72 913.60

263. 20

243. 02

823. 68

476. 05

891. 40

922. 05 64.30

} 830.55

141. 40

903. 04

632. 20

919. 60

790.25

775- 75

549- 80

, 148. 00

761. 60

835- 20

328

1,816

145. 86

387. 27 411.96

24.49

450. 43

143. 80

654. 85 818.25

352. 00

184. 32

928. 21 328.64

703. 88

367- 37

567- 56

265. 87

64. 40 878.44

908. 72 1,012.54

82. GO

747- 52

2, 433

2, 004

1,817^^

I, lOI 1,728

2, 192

2, 291^

2, 380^

1,810

2, 278

1, 253^

2, 268^ 591^

2, 250^

&bi. 24

1, 143. 76

908. 75

435- 02

692. 16 877.64

738. 40

549- 96

952. 20

724. 96

546. 72

334- 34

908. 12 237. 20

900. 20

2, I73>^ I 1. . 02

l394-

:

124. 25

225. 29

336. 21

433-92

57-17

75S. 72

287. 22

Name.

Hours

employed.

Graham, A. W

Graham, G. W

Graham, H. A

Graham, Harry C. . .

.

Graham, Harv'ey W . Graham, J. H

Graham, Jas. R

Graham, Madge W .

.

Grant, J. F

Grant, L,izzie Graser, S. O

Grasse, Marie I, Graves, Benj. B. F

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, J. S

Gray, E. S

Gray, Edna

Gray, Elias Gray, H. W

Gray, Lily Gray, R. F

Gray, R.W

Grear, Rufus

Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Green, E. A

Green, John C

Green, M.E

Green, Rose A

Green, Wm. T

Greene, Emma

Greene, J. S

Greene, John, jr Greene, R. A .| Greenfield, Wm. E . .j Grenadier, Charles.

.

Griffin, C. L

Griffin, Hugh P...

Griffin, John

Griffith, George .

.

Griggs, W.E

Grimes, Hattie L, . Grimes, Laura L • Grimes, Perry T.

.

Grimes, W. E

Grimshaw, B. N.

.

Grimsley, P. A

Grinnan, R. L

Griswold, M. J Griswold, W. A. .. Gritton, F. M

Groo, Mahlon

Grose, Fred. C. . . . Grosh, B. F. Groshon, Clinton. Grumley, E. C

Gunder, L- A

Gunn, H. S

Gunter, Peter B. .

.

Gutelius, W. L

Guy, Isabelle P . .

.

Gwin. H. A

Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C

Hackett, INIurray.. Hackman, B. F. .

.

Hadcock, Frank. . Hage, Anna

Hager, Fjnma

Hain, Elizabeth .. Haines, Claude E- Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Louis Er 436 1*155

2, 2795^

2, 279 690

2, 2l6

2, 296

2, 479

2, 243 *6

'1,4081^ 1,524

2, 296

I, 196 1,476

1,704 183^

206

2, 302

533 J 2, 944

1,448 1,870

955

1,0071^ 1,834

1,653 2,03256

2, 342^

2, 285 H

2, 144^

1, 224

2, 242 14 •1,161^ .*"5^X

1,834^

I, 9005^ 444

2, 284

2, 375^

240

76 1,778^

198

2, 284 1,056

2, 310

2, 372

2, 300

2, 245

2, 28328

2, 288

2, 2921^

2, 288%

/ 860^

I *78^8

29648

=f 287

I, 749;^ 1,565

1,652 1,638 1,414

2, 302!/^

2, 290 614

Amount earned Time Piece- work, work.

>$i, 088.67

I, 025. 77

1, 029. 28

207. 00

886. 40

918. 40

694. 12

156.90 3^4-38

609. 60

919. 24

298. 99

373- 76 521.76

976. 04

882. 68

[, 012. 92

214. 00

773- 40 371.20

748. 00

334- 24

241. 80

440. 67 434-44

579- 60

14. GO

I, 360. 56

1,030. 36

970. 85

306. 40

897. 28

. 695.70

744-32

760. 20 216.32

913.60

I, 259.01

60. GO

30. 40

716. 20 49-50

913. 6g

529- 75

877. 80

949- 32

574- 98

898. GO

I, 209. 98

ir. 20

I, 030. 71

I, 050. 16 921.28

> 441-05

III. GO

11.52

I, 65G. 25

736. 74 391-25

619. 50

420. 72

353- 49

, G18. 28

916. 00

245. 60 Days.
REPORl" OF 'THK PUBLIC PRINTER. 28

1

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ i8g8^ etc. —Continued.

Hours

emplo3^ed.

Hale, C. B

Hale, R. J Halford, J. W

Hall, Edward J Hall, F. INI Hall Fred. A

Hall, G. W

Hall, Minnie

Hall, S. K

Hall, Sam

Hall.T. Frank

Hall, Wm. T

Hall, Wm.T

Ha'ilidav, Belle Hallock, Daniel B ..

.

Halpenny, R. L. S

Haltigan, P. J Hambright, Frank H

Hamilton, F. D

Hamilton, Isaac Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, M. D

Hammond, A. W

Hammond, Jno. E.-- Hampson, Iowa

Handiboe, J. A

Handlev, Joseph A . . Handley, Wm. W

Handlv, E. J Hanft,'Theo. M

Hanlon, vSaml. C Hannah, Monroe. .

.

Hannon, Ella Hansbrough, Annie . Haradon, Fannie A. . Harbaugh, Carroll. .

.

Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, M. S. Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Hardesty, Reuben C

.

Harding, C. T

Harding, E. H

Harding, F. E

Harding, Margaret .

.

Harding, W. E

Hardwicke, R. E

Hardy, Ella C

Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore M.

.

Harford, R. B

Harlow, 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.

.

Harris, Andrew

Harris, David

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harris, W. H

Hai'rison, B. E

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, J. W

Harryman, W. H

Harstin, Robert H.. .

2, m%

f2, 083^

431 5^

2, 2^ey2 236 2,318

2, 296

2, 94

2, 256

I, 396

2, 107

1, 196^

2, i78>4

2, 123^

2, 255 >^

" 334

2, 726

2, 283

2, 282^

1,839

1,526^^

2, 282 1,518^

2, 164^

2, 238

2, 295

2, 077

2, 209

1,333 1,663^

*286i/^

2, 281

f I, 332

I *I2

1,453

1,852 736

2, 285

2, 553

1,6581/4

2, 220

1,165 1,156 549

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. work.

509

1,032 1,088

1,5985^

1,693

2, 221 1,257^ 2,313^

1,235^

2, 309^

2, 146 718 1,643^

1,184

1,758 2,313^

1,418^

704

151 1,751^

2, 292

1, 232 1,648^^

280

2, 282

$548. 66

|i, 162.25

173. 20

I, 084. 45 58.99

I, 229. 44

I, 034. 40

228. 05

667. 30 23-50

903. 24

349. GO

855- 84

479. 12

871. 40

860. DO

I, 255- 24 83-50

817. 80

1,031.60 913.00

735- 60

611. 24

912. 80

607. 92

865. 80

895. 80

918. 00

938. 55

883. 6q 571.16

400. 00

716.25

635- 57

613. 60

350. 06

939. 60

331.20

,301.88 ,277.70

415- 14

555- 00

291. 23

373. 00

219. 60

683. 00

203. 60

412. 80

341. II 447-58

407- 45

942. 68

503- 84

, 404- 43

345- 94

620. 01 877-52

287. 20

667. 96

296. 00

882. 20

578. 37

354- 60

289. 60 45-30

486. 74

, 050. 04

528.56

659. 40

70.00

912. 80

$293-58

480. 79

581.57

431-72

303- 87

Name.

Hart, Belle Hart, I. A

Hart, Wm. J THartley, Eee

Hartnian, V. W

Hartman, W. A

Hartmann, Charles. . Hartnett, Jerome . . . , Hartwell, F. E

Hartwell, Mary A

Harv^ey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. E • • Harwood, D.J

Hasbronck, Harry . .

.

Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G

Hastie, R. B

Hastings, G. D

Hastings, W. T

Hathaway, D. C

Hatley, Frank M

Hatton, I Hauer, J. F

Havenner, Geo. C. . .

.

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie E

Hawken, Agnes M. . , Hawkins, Geo. A

Hawkins, Thomas. . , Hawley, Cornell S. .

,

Haworth, Thos. W . . , Hayden, Geo. H

Haydon, J. D , Hayes, Fmley S

Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, Oliver Haynes, Lavinia F. .

,

Hays, John H

Hays, Uriel C Haywood, Edward.

.

Haywood, Jennie F. Hazle, Edgar F. G..

.

Healy, James A

Healy, Thos. F

Heck, Wm. C

Heelan, John , Heffernan, Chas. A .

,

Heffernan, Daniel M

Heffernan, Thos

Heffner, Clara S

Heffner, Mary . . Heidingsfeld, Ed ... . Heinline, Chas. S . . . . Heinline, Eida C

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, Nannie B. . . . Heizer, O. F

Helff, Josefine M

Hellings, Hattie R. .

,

Hellman, Clem Hemmings, Fred E. Hendel, Wm. A

Henderson, Reagan .

,

Henderson, Robert.. Hendler, Chas. T

Hendricks, Wm. J . .

.

Hendrix, Ellen Henke, Fred.W

Henning, S. E

Henshaw.C. W

Hepburn, Chas. F . .. Herbert, Edwin W. . Hei-bert, Florence EHours

employed.

r,769

2, 480

1,796

2, 16814 843^

762

2, 358

892 1,525^ *289^

1,528^

2, 275^

2, 296 1,715^

1,395%

*263

616

16 *220

626 424

304

2, 423 1,947%

1,774

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,55559%

*287

2, 301%

2, 112 1,357%

X, 790

1,631 1,704

1,732

1, 187 1,420%

1,817

2, 228%

2, 192

2, 278

2, 278

2, 293%

1,352

1,056 1,773%

24

I, 644%

1,810

2, 179%

I, 809%

1,334

1,523

1,950 1,427% 974%

1,963

2, 082

I, 620

1, 085%

97 *287

*287

448

2, 271

2, 263 1,958 1,390%

2, 296

$424- 75

620. 00

844- 53

967. 64

337- 40

192.15

943- 20

223. 00

610. 56

963. 64

620. 36

910. 52

I, 058. 32

687. 36

350- 44

1,512. 25

203. 55

>i, 271. 40

182. 20

218.

76. 969.

933. 483-

24

390- 29

14.

1, 435.

921.

953.

543- 906.

410.

474-

416.

474.

359'

726. 1,010. 88

411. 00

912.

911.

918. 540.

422.

714.

9- 658.

440.

872.

723- 326. 666.

468.

316.

235- 99

491.

832. 648.

271.

24.

I, 650.

I, 291.

107. 795-

543-

784. 556-

I, 148. Dayj
282 REPORT OF^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, j8gS, etc. —Continued.

Herbst, Minnie

Herfurth, Josephine.

Hering, Thomas F . .

.

Herndon, Jno. G

Herndon, P. Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H

Hess, Morris J Hess, vS Hester, John C

Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F

Hickman, Alfred. . .

.

Hickman, W. H

Hickmann, Mary

Higgins, B. F

Higgins, Lizzie Higgins, Miles J Highberger, Clara G

.

Hill, Chas. W

Hill, J. E

Hill, I^orenzo

Hill, Minnie

Hillebrant, Amy E

Hillebrant, F. J

Hilton, Eva A. Himmelman, J. C. .

.

Hinds, W. I, Hinkel, Wm. F

Hinsley, I^ottie B. .

.

Hitchcox, J Hixson, L,eonard E- Hoagland, T. B

Hobbs, H. W

Hodes, Theo

Hodges, John C

Hodgkin, M. E

Hoes, James E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, F'lorence .

.

Hofmann, Ferdinand

Hogan, John E

Hogan, John H

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F... Holcombe, Sam'l W.

Holden, I^ewis F

Holeman, Wm. M

Holl, E. A

Holland, Nellie Holler, Rosa L

Hollinger, Clara B. . . Holloway, J. 1^ Holmes, CE

Holohan, Eliza A. . . . Hoiton, Hoyt A

Homburg, Ernest F .

.

Honesty, Morris Hood, J. R

Hooper, E. J Hoover, Frank

Hoover, I^ee Hopkins, D.W

Hopkins, Edgar W..

Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, S. E

Hopper, Annie

Hopper, Nellie Hopping, F. A

Hopwood, Louise. . .

.

Horen, Ed. B

Horkan, Geo. A

Houck, Emma H . . . . Houck, Henry T

Hough, C. B

Hours employed.

1,8375^ 1,876

2, 296

2, 269^

I, 216 817

2, 273^

1-427^

1, 452^

I, 720

45^2 *3i3

1, 620

1,396

2, 271;^ 2,316

2, 155

2, 273

1,879

• 248

. *2I9K

*287

1,053 2,312 *3o6 990^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$449. 64

387- 71

[, 216.88

[, 202. 83

453- 40

326. 80

1,013.36

360. 87 376.68

808. 40

11-37

I, 844. 25

334- 80

349. 00

545- 16 761.64

517. 20

I, 096. 55

366. 00 388.33

|- 611.69

642. 88

252. 72

I, 036. 16

I, 759- 50

396. 36

2, 280^ 570. 12 951^ 405. 72

2, 296 918. 40

1,671 *I02l^ }i, 398. 74

2, 028 811. 20

I, 620 389- 57

2, 229^ 931-56

2, 113 603. 90

I, 126^ 352. 03

1,086

I, 2861^

434- 72 451.82

2, 231 >^ 995. 88

I, 793 723. 28 1,078^ 436. 20

2, 954^ 800. 55

I, 739^4 698. 04

2, 008 903. 60

2, 212 553- 00 576 144. 38 1,459^ 351-62

1,158 279. 29 2,468 694. II

2, 170 926. 15 1,449 347- 76

2, 239^ 896. 64 817 467. 60

2, 261 623. 89

I, 193^ 298. 37 440 132.48

2, 298^^ T, 208. 04

216 86.40

2, 872 897- 50

2, 322 1,030.32

1,897 778. 84

2, 234 536- 16

16 3-84

2, 736 912. 62

2, 264^ 906. 73

2, 14515^ 585- 22 944 226. 56 1,039^ 415-80 169^ 67.80

Piece- work.

$263.83

320. 43

830. 14

604. 24

411. 91

450. 32

506. 71

Name.

Houghton, Chas. E. . Howard, J. C

Howard, Julia R

Howard, Martha E . . Howard, Minnie E-. . Howard, T. W

Howcott, P. M

Howe, Merwin G. . . . Howells, Florence E

.

Howells, vS. D

Howes, E. ly Howland, G. W

Howie, C. A

Howlin, Wm

Howser, Bertie C...

Hubbard, A. J. E

Hubbard, J. P

Hubbel, Mary

Huff, Chas

Huggins, J.T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, C. R

Hughes, Ellis Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, Harry

Hughes, Jas. W

Hughes, Jennie ..... Hughes, John

Hughes, Mary F

Hull, G. M

Hullett, A. G

Humes, Annie M. . . , Humphrey, O. W .... Hundley, M. B

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, C. H

Hunter, John H

Hunter, R E

Hunter, R. R

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche

Hurley, Jennie C

Hurworth, Thomas.

.

Huson, Wilber J Huss, A. E

Hussey, Annie

Huston, J. A

Hutcherson, John F. Hutcheson, Erskine. Hutcheson, M. W., jr. Hutchinson, Ambrose

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchinson, William

Hutchison, Wm. H . .

.

Hutton, Clara E

Hyaras, Mord

Hyatt, JohnB

Hyde, W. B

Hyler, O. D

Hynes, Sarah E

Hysan, John

Ingalls, Albert E - - • Ingledue, J. B

Irey, Charles W

Irvin, J. E

Irwin, James H

Irwin, Margaret

Jackson, Celeste T. .

.

Jackson, Edward. . . Jackson, Fannie

Hours

employed.

2,475 392

1,917

1,842

1, 062

2, 200

2, 296

2, 125:^ 319

2, 377

1,846!/^ 1,608

2, 288 2,440

2, 2891^

2, 292

'2, 120%

. * 13

2, 004^

2, 270 740^

1, 840

2, 330

2, 032;^ 320

2, 352

1,896

' 334 .*247 1,642^

1, 600

2, 104 1,625^^

2, 2911^ *286i^

I, 324

1, 759^

2, 025

I, 738^

1,904 136^

1,711

I, 465^^

120 1,654

1, 720

2, 294^

808

711 887

2, 219

2, 289

2, 096

2, 350

1,539^^ 1,864

2, 188^

1, 112 1,507 2,314

1,440^/^ 2,496

1,850

2, 693

'I, 740

, *89^

2, 304

2, 480 >^ 40

2, 294^

198

Amount earned. Time

work.

$990.

98. 537-

380.

297- 880. 574- 850.

60

00

2168

59

16GO ^-72

78.07

950. 80

739- 20

643. 20 915.52

976. GO 549.48

146. GO

135- 00

546. 72

I, 249. 76

285. 27

738. 00

932. 12 822.60

85-50

940. 80

758. 40

\l, 620. 65

714,

, 026, 409,

916,

716. 530. 430-

507.

695-

476.

54- 968.

364-

28. 478.

430-

,032.

323- 355-

332. 888.

572.

594-

588. 615.

450.

547-

278. 602.

, 120. 345- 624. 957-

I, G46, 1,095.

16, 657-

40. Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 283

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and biiiding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Jackson, J. U

Jackson, James W. .

.

Jackson, Julius Jackson, M. Q

Jackson,:MildredE.Iv Jackson, Pauline . . .

.

Jackson, Theo. H

Jackson, W. W

Jacobs, Arthur

Jacoby, Callie Jaeger, Andrew

Jaeger, August H. . .

.

Jama. Theresa Jameson, John G

Jaques, John B

Jaj-ne, T. F

Jefferis, James H

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles .... Jenkins, James

Jenkins, Meredith. . . Jenkins, AV. L

Jenkins, Z. T

Jenks, Richard Iv. . .

.

Jewett, Annie R

Jewett, Hattie M

Johannes, Geo

Johns, jr.. W. R

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Adam W. .

.

Johnson, C. T

Johnson, Charles Johnson, Geo., jr Johu.son, J. V

Johnson, James A. .

.

Johnson, Julius 1^ . .

.

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, Louis C . . .

.

Johnson, Lucy P

Johnson, O. K

Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. vS Johnson, T. Johnson, Virgie Johnson, W. B

Johnson, W. F

John.son. Win

Johnson, \Vm. H

Johnston, E. K

Johnston, Frank M.

.

Johnston, J. M

Johnston, R. R

Johnston, Simeon. .

.

Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E . . Jones, Edwin C

Jones, Frederick . . .

.

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. A

Jones, J. B

Jones, Jno. W

Jones, Lydia E

Jones, M. F

Jones, Raymond B. . Jones, Thomas L • - . . Jones, Walter S

Jordan, Charles

Jordan, Lulu D

Jordan, Richard E .

.

Jordan, Sabina

Hours Amount earned.

Piece- work.

2, 014

2, eo-jYz

2, 288

S822. 50

847. 48

706. 40 915.20

2, 337>^ 1,559 2,139

2, 280 704

2, 292 J4

584. 91

427. 90

940. 76

912. 00

281.60

977- 54

2, 381

2, 306

r2, 136

\ *20

2,325

952. 92

I, 042. 08

|i, 168.00 587.38

$339- 45

324. 02

506. 68

344 1*245

2, 296

2, 634

2,618

2, 312

2, 335 1,734

2, 250 >^ *287

' 865 H

,*i79

2, 247 699

1, 029%

520

2, 1^6%

1,8715^ 2,688

2, 166 "778K2'

1,814

1,579 466

1,488

401. 42

\ 584-80

574- 32

854. 02

I, 293. 40

1,397-11 1,354.60

416. 16

900. 20

702. 42

>i,5ii.88

899. 40

215. 40

546. 26

130. 00

875. 04

758. 84

I, 008. 00

867. 24

312. 00

374- 89

632. 20

186. 40

446. 40

1, 7645^

2, 325%

2,312 1,657^

1,575 1,744^

1,442 2,444

2, 247

2, 293^

1,726 1,854^ 823^

r 952 1*189

2, 592

1, 120 1,9713 1,436

f2, 248

424. 33

930. 84

, 044. 48

667. 16 394-44

424. 20

450- 75

, 450. 94

916. 48

917. 40

604. 59

749- 16

329. 40

2 1 1 . 64

486. 93

!}i,565-87

j 648. 00

I 421.98

! 788. 60

359- 00

I 754- 40

2, 047 512.50

2, 280 912. 00

I, 800 450. 00

2,513

1,985

644. 27

553- 92 1,488 372. 35

375- 87

282. 45

449- 99

339-81

Jordan, W. H

Joseph, Mark

Judge, CP

Jullien, F. A . . . . Jullien, Louis. . .. Tuno, Chas. V

kahlert, J. H

Kane, Edward J .

.

Kane, James

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora

Kankej", Virginia

.

Karnes, J. E

KaufFman, Jos. C. Kautenberg, M. N

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J. Kearne}-, John T . Keating, Annie. .

.

Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keebler, Michael

Keefe, J.E

Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W

Keeler, Rachel

Keener, Wm. M

Kehoe, Geo. D

Kehoe, J. D. . .. Kehoe, Mar^^ B

Keicher, aiary Keiner, Andrew

Keller, Geo. C

Kelley, B. E .

.

Kelly, Annie

Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, Hubert

Kelly, John

Kelly, JohnJ

Kelly, Katie

Kelly, Maggie

KellV, T. J Kelly, W. B

KellV, W.T

Kelly, Wm.H

Kemon, F. C

Kendall, R. W

Kendrick, Daniel . .

.

Kendrick, George R

Kennedy, Frank A . Kenney, L. P

Kenney, Mary

Kenney, Micheal . .

.

Kent, John

Kent, Lillie V

Kepner, E

Kerby, Lizzie M

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kerr, S. H

Kerrott, E. M

Kersey, Virginia

Hours

employed.

872

352 294

1,432

2, 061^

2, 29724

2, 500 - 2, 279^^

1,815

2, 286

2, 223 1,223

1,991

2, 280

Kervm, W. H

Kesterson, James E. Ketcham, Fred

Keys, Daniel

Keyser, H. D

Kibbey, Hiram

Killigan, Josephine A

Kimbark, F. S

King, A. H

King, Alvin H

King, E. D

King, E. J

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

60

270. 956.

1, 149.

12.

I, 201.

587.

,026.

, 021.

991.

366.

553-

912.

1, 840^ - 380. 37

1, 746^ 703. 40

1,709/^ 804. 77 1,940 687.40

1,735 694. 00

2,312 1. 157- 85

2, 2425^ I, 018. 12

2, 541 635- 25 2,448 979. 20 346 144.44

I, 902 801. 20

1,824 376. 96

2, 169 542. 24

2, 285^ 914. 20

2, 268^ 544.44

2, 243 538. 32 1,444 275. 25

1, 160 290. 00

2,257 723. 25

2, 299^ I, 218. 73 184 44. 16

2, 232 *I2 } 758.72

2,424 606. 00

1,215 379- 69

2, 288 572. 00

2, 246 898. 40

2, 340 936. 12 2,325 930. 00

2, 288 I, 212.64

574 112.57 1,890 757- 04

2, 200 880. 44 *Days.
284 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statemejit showing the number ofpersons employed in the p^iblic printing

and binding during the fiscal year e?idedJune 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

King, Edwin M

King, J. Ligon

King, John F

King, M. R

Kint;-, Mattie B

Kino, :Mattie I King, R. K

King, Rufns T

King, W. JNIarden . . . . King, Wm. G

Kinneard, John A .

,

Kinney, A. D

Kinney, W.I.

Kinsella, M

Kirby, Charles J

Kirbj', Samuel G

Kirk, R. H

Kirkland, William.. . Kirreh, Jnstin S

Kirsch, Mary

Kirwan, Moses F . . . . Kirwin, James A

Kistler, John S

Klapp, Daniel N

Klebold, Fred F

Kleiber, Rose

Klinknett, Geo. G.. . Klock, Edwin M

Klopfer, F. E

Kluge, Anna A

Knapp, Harry C

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P . . . . Knoble, Chas Knockev, C. A

Knott, C. ]M Knowles, G. E

Knowles, 1.. O

Knowles, Mary C. . . . Knowles, Wm.T

Koehl, Charles C. . . . Koehler, Mathilda H, Kohler, Celia Koockogev, Samuel. Koon, H. R

Koon, I,. W

Koontz, Edward J

. . . Koontz, Thos. I. Krause, Chas. A

Kreh, Chas. F

Kuhner, Augustus. . . Kumtner, Geo

Kundahl, Charles . .

.

Kyne, Elizabeth . . . . . Laing, Aug. M

I^alor, Martha E

I^anib, Geo

I^ambert, Nannie. .

.

Lambert, W. C

Lanibson, B

Hours

employed.

818

2, 277 960

1,517^^

2, 696

2, 216 2,316

704

1, 120 1,699 867

2, 286 2,313

2, 191 *i8^

1, 794

2, 274

2, 159^

956 2,014^

2, 280^

2, 206

2, 253

2, 280 1,526^^

I. 155 112 *25I

1, 136 961

2, 286^

2, 268^

1, \22y2 1,757

2, 460^

1,596

1, 600^

2, 277

2, 471 1,645^

1, 720

719 1,476

1,896

32 *287

2, 282^

1,721^

1,763 1,670^

2, 241 *287 979^

2, 285^

I^amson, J. R

I^anahan, Frank S .

.

Lanahan, Joanna C

.

lyancaster, Isaiah. .

.

Landrigan, Agnes..

Landvoigt, D. W

lyandvoigt, Jno. A.. . Lane, Bernard H . .

.

Lane, Emma T

Lane, F. S

Lane, John F

Lang, \Vm

Langan, C. B

Larigdon, H. D

Lange, E. A

r2, 0S8

L *26

643

2, 278

2, 604

2, 273 *287

1, 706^

1,527^

936 2,484 1,480^

2, 216 915

1,904

I, 798^/^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$708. 20

327. 20

910. 80

288. 00

149. 88

736. 40

439- 52

890. 86

554- 00

926. 40

282. 20

280. OJ

408. 53

407. 49

914. 40

578. 30

876. 84

37. 24

370. 76

909. 92

972. 32

382. 40

824. 40

912. 20

529. 56

, 032. 24

570. 40

611. 20

360. 94

44. 80

, 255. 00 454.40

230. 64

, 211.83

907. 40

449. 00

331.08

984. 37

303. 30

640. 84

575. 97

593- 04

658. 20

688. 00 294.88

873. 60

758. 40

9. 00

435- 00 913.00

434. 66

708. 72

400. 92

896. 40

1,440. 25

244. 87

r, 032. 64

'I, 256. 14

302. 20

54S. 26 651.00 636.44

1,219-75

682. 60 617.84

268. 14

621. 00

592. 80 581.70

366. 00

761. 60

897. 91

Piece- work.

I256. 87

65.83

413-96

295- 05

217. 63

Lange, Josepha

Langford, S. W

Langley, Robt. C. .. Langly, Hannah. ... Lanman, Frank E.

.

La Porte, Virginia E

Laporte, W. M

Larcombe, John. . . . Lashliorn, M. A

Lasselle, Mary vS. . . .

,

Latchford, Geo. G. . . Latham, Ed. F

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lavalette, W. A

Lavisson, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Law, Mary A

Lawler, T. M

Lawlor, William. . . . Lawrence, Emma . . Lawrence, J. Henry

Lawson, E. A. M

Lawyer, Anna T. . .

.

Lavden, Libbie

Lazelle, H. H

Leaplev, J. N

Leavitt, Wm. M

Leavy, Jennie Le Buffe, A. F

Le Cain, W. H

Lee, A. V

Lee, James

Lee, James A

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, W.J

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

Leeper, John W

Leer, Marj^

Leffel, Edward

Lefferts, Samuel G .

.

Le Grys, Ernest Lehmann, Henry. . .

.

Leighton, Charles H,

Leith, Arthur T

Le Merle, Arthur M . Lemmon, Vincent... Lemons, A. D

Lendner, Margaret.

.

Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. E

Lentz, Wm. H

Leonard, Annie F. .

.

Leonard, C. I Leonard, David

Lerch, Frank S

Lesher, Jacob C

Lester, J. J Levej-, John

Lewelljai, Luzetta. . . Lewis, C. W , Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. H

Lewis, S. W

Lewis, Thomas

Lewis, William E. . • Levden, John E

Lieutaud, H. C

Lightcap, John C. . . , Ligon, John D , Lillie, M. G

Lindsay, Mary

Hours

employed.

1,918^

2, 304

2, 029^

2, III 1,994%

1,905/^ *287

1,6251^ 1,839

712

662 J4

2, 252 1,944

2,050

2, 219^

2, 137

16

I, 183 *8

2, 2951^

120 1,946^

1,737

* 305^8 1,590^

1,558

2, 117^^

2, 259^

2, 284 14

Amount earned. Time

work.

$767. 40

1,027. 20 582.86

506. 64

807. 64

896. 48

1,219. 75

390. 12

459- 73

284. 96

265. 24

633- 45

802. 23

820. 00

, 009. 28

355- 12 6.40

} 635.75

2,327 584.87 1,493% 374- 04

2,314 I, 348. 78

I, 240 310. 00

2, 232 654. 70 1,652 660. 80

2, 680 791.90 408 1,727%

109. 65

416. 72 1,448 417.09

2, 1851^ 987.96

2, 234 899. 80 *275 1,581.25

2, 272 136. 20 698% 284. 52

204 42. 16 760% 304. 20

I. 810 731.36

2, 247% 899. 52

1,918 575-40

2,013 I, 007. 30 1,942 811.65 614 246. 16

2, 292 573- 00 *48 96. 00

I, 735% 417.27

I, 194% 488. 72 104 35- 75

2, 278 911.85

1,899 455. 76

2, 209^ 990. 76

1,875 881.24

363 145. 20 2,316 940. So

1.395 375- 15 1,8051^ 729. 44

1,038. 84 28.80

778. 88

697. 04 916.87

648. 32

732. 49

1-059.95

I, 152.92

I, 210. 78

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 285

Xo. 34.

Statement shon'iiig the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued. Amount earned, i Hours. ^\^Ia Time Piece- ' P^°>^d- work. work.

Lindsey, A. S

Lindsle}-, Annie. . . . Linguist, John

Linhart, 5lay

Linn, John F

Lioniin, George

Lippincott, Louis R.

Litsinger, Elizabeth

Little, Annie C

Little, J.M

Little. John

Livermore, "W. H. . .

.

Llovd, Frank M

Llovd, J.AV Lloyd, MarA- T

Lockwood, W. K

Logan, J. O'X

Long, Isabel M

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lordan, John J Lorentz, MottL

Loring, Annie

Love. XVm. R

Lowd, W. B

Lowdennilk. U. S. .

.

Lowe, Bvrdie P

Lowev, F. C

Lower, R. G

Lowrey, J. H

Lowrv,-" Robert

Luce.'M

Luckett, Lucinda. .

.

Luc}-, Cornelius J. .

.

Ludlow, W. W

1,872 $386.88

2, 295 550. So

I. 71514 540. 69

88. 70 1,082 432. 80

2, oSg^ 950. 32

I. 706 14 409. 72

I. 431 429. 30 1,360 692. iS

I, 056 25S. 99

2, 4'S 1,292. 13

2. 154^2 854. 24 1,841 736. 40

1,374^^ 375- 69

2, 302^4 1,032.64

I, 299^^ 324. 87

1,031 412.40

I, 064 297. 92 937H 375 .00

2S2. 45

1. 404

2, 176

491.

870.

Luerssen, H. G

Lusbv, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lusby, John M'

Lutz, Lawrence F .

.

Lvddane, vSarah C .

.

Lvdick, J. D

Lyle, John T

Lynch, Ada J

L3'nch, Jas Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Joshua W

Lynch. Xora

Lynn, D

Lvon, Henrs- A , Lvon, Thos.'j

Lvtle, X. H

M'cAleer. H

McAloon, T. A

McArdle. H. F

McAulev, Alfred McAulev, R. C

McAuliffe. P. J McBride, J. R

McBride. S. F

McCabe, Hattie McCabe. Marv

McCabe, AVm' McCallum, Daniel. . McCallum, P. M . . . . McCanipbell, X. L. . McCann, C B

McCann, Jos McCarthv, E

McCarthv. J. A

McCarthV, J. F

:McCarthv, J. J McCarthv, John F.. McCarthv, John J. .

.

McCarthy, Rose

220 So

2~0 ' 0 108 20

2. 200 921 00

I.977J2 474 60

360 151 04

2, 468 9S7 20

2, 296 91& 40

978 10 1^6191^ 38S 68

1,304 391 20 1,864 960 50

902 *ii } M. 30

2, igi 878 96

,869 5^ .174^^

467.

870.

2, 2SS ii7is

2, 227^

144. 235- 581

I 323-60

; 305-33

12.67

543- 79 729

i>349

2, 303 H

1,695

2, 103 897 2,243 519^

79

2, 2695^

2, 053^

2, 296 2,437^

539-

254- 423-

871.

358.

S9S.

207.

19- 134- 821.

211. 303-

6S

376. 66 1,874

2, 290

2. 143

2, 200

385- 916.

965- *I79^

2, 278

2, 301 1,371

2, 236

2, 306^

I. l^lVz

1,728 434^

649. 78

359-

,02s. 522.

549-

715-

943-

721.

877-

104.

McCarty, D.J

McCathran, Donald.

.

McCaulev, Emma D

McCausland, John T . McCleerv, John F

ISIcClella'nd, Rose

McClure, Theophilus

McComb, John McConahav, Stella B. McConnell, Thos. B.

.

McConvev, Geo. E. .

.

McCormack, H. P

McCormick, Edward

.

McCormick, J. F

McCormick, Mary. .

.

McCormick, :Marv E. McCullough, Ben F . McCuHough, John F. McCullough. Robt. E

McCullum, Ella McCurdv, A.J

INIcCurdy, W. S

INIcCutcheon, Geo . . .

.

McDaniel, James C.

.

]McDaniel, Jas. ]M McDermot, Frank . . . McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, C

INIcDonald, Annie E.

.

:McDonald, C. R

McDonald. Chas. E. . :McDonald, Claude B. McDonald, Edwd. S.

.

McDonald, J. F

McDonnell, ^^lary^ :McDonough, S. F

INIcDowell, James, jr. McEl fresh, H. M

:McElroy, C. B

IMcEnanc}-. Chas . . . . McEnanev, M'illiam. :McEneanv, Thos. L . McEvov. J :McEwa'n, A. :McFadden, Alice R. . INIcFadden, Daniel . . McFarland, H. C

McFarland, J. W

McFarlane, \V McGarraghy, A n - drew

McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

IMcGee, Maggie

McGill, Innocentia .

.

McGill, T. H

McGinness, John F . McGivern, ^Marian . .

.

McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mar\-. .

.

McGowan, H. J..." ... McGowan, Minnie F

McGrane, James A. . . McGrath, J. G , McGraw, C.H

McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J.... McHenr\-, Wm

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKean, W. S., jr McKee, George McKee, Otis W ,

Hours Amount earned.

Piece- work.

2,319 $1,062. 60

1,544 617. 60 944 264. 32

2, 278^ 911. 40

I, 2631^ 506. 00

1,946 778. 40

1,617 404. 74

2, 209 8S3. 92 839 336.44

2, 296 920. 40

2, 294 917. 92

2, 124^ 907. 40

620 448

966 1/^

1, 103

1, 202^

2, 482^

2,320

424

2, 283 642

2, 296

2, 259^

2, 228 1,991

791 548

2, 269 K

* 29854

2, 503^

1,896 1,712^

2, 227^

1,032

2, Oil

2, 279

2, II2l^<

/ 52S 1*211

959

2, 349^4 2,348

1, 996 871^

2, 288 1,680

2, 021

I, 200

1,844 *287

?4 29 '1,968 *i8

2,194 ^ 2, 1325^

1, 144

I, 962^

! 1,93754

1 2, 076

.1 2, 26054

958. 14

179. 20

386. 60

441.72

492. 24

1, 192.52

I, 063. 28

106. 00

937- 67

70. 50

574. 00 914.40

, 002. 64

997.00

316.40

III. 26

, 003. 68

, 256. 04

, 333- 55

759- 40

687. 88 891.00

413-32

820. 70 911.80

951-48

[1,442. 13 396. 76

1,058. 85

I, 042. 20

582. 15

241. 00 549-12

672. 60

900. 20

300. 00

350. 55

I, 004. 50

{ *?9 '} ^^4-94

146. 54

548. 77 511.80

457- 60

793- 60

871.88

r, 040. 10 913-40

* Days.
286 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printijig

and binding during the fiscal year endedJime j8g8, etc. —Continued.

McKee, Thomas

McKelvey, Joseph R

McKelvy, John A . .

.

McKenna, E. D

McKenna, James . .

.

McKenny, Arthur.. McKeon, T. F

McKevitt, Annie .... McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. 1^ McKnew, N. 1, McKnight, A. H

McLain, E. Iv Mcl^anahan, R. C . .

.

Mcl^anahan, W. H .

.

McLaughlin, Deline McLaughlin, J. M . .

.

McLean, H. C

McLean, Laura V . .

.

McLelland, CD

McLeod, Mamie A.

.

McMackin, Robt McMahon, Jas. G

McMahon, John .... McMahon, M. K

McMahon, T

McMahon, Thos McManus, James . MclNIaster, Clara McMonigal, Harry. .

.

McMuUin, A

McMurtrie, C. A

McNalh', Francis J. . McNam'ara, Bridget .

.

McNamara, Jennie . . McNamara, Maggie. . McNamara, Mary. . . . McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R . . . McNelly, A

McNelly, Mamie L- • • McNerhanj^ Ida McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . .

.

McPherson, Robt. A . McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McSweenev, John . .

.

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Marv

McWhirter, T. T

Maag, Frank W

Mabrey, R. L

Macallister, Alexr . .

.

Maccubbin, A. E

Macdonald, Jas. H. .

.

Macfeat, T. D

Machen, W. A

Mackay, G. D

Macksey, John C . . . . MacMurray, C. J

.•. . . . Macnamara, F. G. . . . Macnichol, Sallie Madden, William. . . . Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T

Maddren, J. S Maddren, Joseph

Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Mahan, H.B

Maher, A. F

Hours

employed.

1, 560

763'/^

2, 351

2, 320^

2, 080

2,436 1,791^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$789. 25

305- 84

1, 380. 10 1,054.96

600. 40

609. 00

724- 55 1,705 1,862%

1, 119 2,529

2, 439^

2,088

2, 092

700

2, 220

2, 273 1,496

2, 747

2, 166 1,982 1,075^^

1,952

2, 336

fi, 236^^

I *23

1,032 928

I, 981 ¥2

I, 857^

1,780 1,742%

1,708 1,827%

1,464

1, 362%

1,341^

2, 296

2, 292 1,458

[,322 t,4i5^

950

2, 295%

2, 104 1,957^

1,473

465.58

934- 12

335- 70

809. 98

, 080. 56

501. 12 836. 80

320. 40

[, 025. 80 448.80

843. 21

I, 083. 20

792. 80

448. 36

780. 80

700. 80

605. 16

293. 24

324. 00

992. 25

353- 06

718. 08 418.71 431-09

347- 59

439. 20

327- 38

536. 60

, 148. 00

041 . 80

278. 17

360. 17

353- 87

285. 00

918. 20 841.60

793- 88

604. 20

1,958 783. 20

1, 776% 716.68

2, 280 912.32

2, 281% 912.60

360 90. 00

2, 292% 917-52

I, 164 465. 80 *34 68.00

1,517^/4 531- 12

2, 061% 824.88

2, 284% 934. 20 924 369. 60

2, 320 655- 20

I. 786% 339- 67

2, 277% 911.72 1,708% 683. 40

2, 271 908. 40

1, 118 447- 20 1,689 680. 08

2, 064 832. 36 217^ 87.00

Piece- work.

I290- 35

400. 60

183. 62

103-51

279. 00

225- 43

[22.95

475- 59

431.40

288. 92

539- 96

278. 94

Name.

Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F . .

.

Mahoney, Julia Mahonev, W. F

Main, L' C

Major, Harry B

Maley, John

Maley, Margaret

Malih, Ira B

JNIalone, Mary A

Maloney, F. T

Malonej-, J. M

Maloney, W. W

Maloney, William . . Malo}^ Frank J Manchester. T.W

Manderfeld,Frank L

Mangan, Elizabeth. . Mangan, W. J Manire, J. L

Mankin, Rose D

Mann, B. F

Mann, J. L

Mannery, Willis H .

.

Manning, Geo. W. . . . Manning, Jennie E. . Manning, W. J Mansfield, J. E

Marceau, Marie

Marcellus, Robt. H . . Marcinkowski, V. . . . Markey, Patrick H . . Markham, M

Marks, J. H

Marsh, Clara Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, E. H

Marshall, Libbie

Marshall, Vincent . . . Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Marston, A. P

Marston, H. P

Martin, Addie. . . ; . . . Martin, Bertie Martin, Jennie

Martin, Maria L

Martin, Minnie E... Martin, Robert A

Martin. Sarah

Martin, Thomas

Martin. W. K

Martinson, J. E

Martyn, Thomas. . . . Marvin, Daniel J

. . . . Marye, A. M

Marye, Sydney T

Mason, C. C

Mason, Frederick... Massey, Victoria P.. Massie, L- A

Mast, Simon P

Ma.sterson, John

Mathers, J. W

Mathews, Charles E- Matthews, Effie Matthews, Harrv . . .

.

Matthews, J. F..' Matthews, J. M

Mattimore, Charles A

Mattinglv, O. F

Mattingly. Thos. J. . . Mauger, Sallie J Maupin, A. T

Hours

employed.

1,856 568

2, 217 932 2,313^

2,448

Amount earned. Time PieceAvork. work.

$855. 60

987. 01

136. 32

554- 25

233- 00

I, 157-90

979- 92

56

1,8475^

2, 234

2, 345 1,381^

2, 262

2, 008

' 480%

. *246%

I, 956%

916

2, 020

1, 204 1,328%

2, 296

1, 221%

2,313

2, 288

1,895 1,320 1,856

2, 296 *287

1,256

232

2, 000 196%

1, 119

1, 672

2, 180 2,512

1,748 *288

2, 484

2, 143

1,488

I, 754%

1,265

2, 092

1,263 2,442%

2, 264 528

2, 304 t,ii4^

[,432 *84

*25I 1,575^

1,617

1, 228

2, 184%

2, 252%

1, 704%

2, 32048

1,369

1, 171

2, 288

2, 296

14.00 351-50

893. 60

,342.85

552- 76

904. 80

804. 80

736- 39

876. 84

219. 84

637- 43 481.60

318.84

,216.88

4S8. 60

652. 05 ,213.27

947- 50

396. 00

445- 44

918. 40

. 219- 75

502. 40

58. 00

566. 00

47- 16

279- 75

418. 92

872. 44

628. 00

704. 64

1, 440. 00

I, 242. 00

515- 04

362. 02 422.85

506. 84 523 00

632.85

977- 60

963. 84

211.80

, 027. 20

446. 32

705. 00

502. 00

378.12

433- 15

491. 20

, 078. 42

901. 72

411. 00

594- 73

12. 00

342. 24

468. 40

212. 64

217- 25

800. 00 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 287

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persoiis employed iJi the public p7'inti7ig a7ui binding during the fiscalyear endedJune 30, iSpS, etc. —Continued.

Xame.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

Hours

employed.

Maus, C . Maxwell, John W

.

Maxwell. Julia :M . May, Thos. O

Mayer, Chas. D

Mayer. Fred B . .

.

Mayer, Louise J . .

.

966

776

2, 267I 80 2,3"

784

136 1.744

2,231 2,317

Mavhew. Chas. :Meacham. C. E . :Meagher. T\*m. P 2.6:7

^Nleans, Lizzie i. 509 Meams. "U*m i. 395 Meder. Mary i, 250 Meeham, Annie . ... i, 7S0 Meehan, Joseph i, S5oJi Meek. Rov C 2, 1265< Meier. Chas *2^S Melick. F.H _- i-^-

Mellis. J.C _ ^ Mellon. Charles B.. : Menard, W. T i. c'95;j Mendel. Val

Meredith. F. C. .

.

Meredith. Jas. O.

Meritt. Edgar B. Merriam, Geo. R

Merrick. BeUe M

Metcalf. F. S . . . . Methenv, Belle. . Metz. Mar>- J .. .

.

Metzung, John

Mever. Leonard ' i, 78 Meyers. Ellen S i, 9455^ Michael. Theo 2.320 Middleton. Ella

Milans. Emma J

• 1,928 Milbourn, Florence

Miles, William X: 908

;Millay, Michael j 1,434 Miller, Birdie 1 120 Miller, Carrie G ' Miller, Chas. E 1,094^

Miller, David A i, 920

Miller. Frank 1,295

:Miller, George ! 1.748

:Miller. Harr\-

Miller. J. F .' Miller. T. W

Miller. Jas. H

Miller. Tohn J . .

.

Miller, Lemuel E

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie '1,459 | 36-; -- Miller. O. S 2,281^ 912. co

Mills, A. M I 1S3 44.64

Mills, C.S 392 ! 98.00

rslills, E. C

Mills, Howard \ .... Mills. Tohn S

Mills, Mar\-

Milton, G.'L

^rims. E. A

Miner, Charlotte Miner. John

Minor, jane E

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D. . Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, L. S

Mitchell, M.W

Mitchell, Martha W.

Mitchell, INIattie M.

.

Moakler. Charlotte. . Mockbee, Lizzie V. .

.

Moeng, W. J

2,270

1, 186

2. 281

2, 292I;

2, 287J:, 1,405^

7>C/2

160

1. i^j. 1,432

2. 26054 *287

614. ;o

310. i5 35S.CX) 15. 65

-19. 00

"1. GO

743

1, 836.

329-

61^. "C 1.696 {*i65

412. CO

i-i, 221. 6S

Alohler, G. M

prolan, M. G

Aloler. R. L

INIoncure, T. G

Montgomer\-, Denr.y

Montgomery.-. Geo. F. Montgomery-, R. . C Montrose, Olive '^l . . Moonev. Alice

:Moore,'C. VT

INIoore, Cecelia A . . . . Aloore, Chas. A

INIoore, D. B

Moore. Fred W

Moore. Fred W

Moore, Ida Moore, Lillian E . . . . IMoore. Percy- L

Moore. Sarah R

Moore, W. A

IMoore, "U'm. S

3Ioores, Edwar^". - , , :\rootv, M. M

Moran, C. A

Moran. Da\-id H

INIoran, John W

Moran, Mar\-

INIoran, AV. H

?>rorecock, Virginia. . rsioreno, Amelia

^.lorgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Edward. . . . Morgan, Henr\- Morgan, J. C . Morgan. J. J Morgan. Jesse W. . . . Morgan, L. A

Morgan. INIiriam F . . Morgan. Sara R

Morgan, T. Frank . . . Morgan, W. D

Morison, Lindsev . . . Morris, B. W. . .' Morris, Charles A. .

.

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, Tohn

Morris, L.T

Morris, R. S

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Anna C. . . . ^Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Frank . . . . Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H. . . . ^lorrison, Lucy

[Morrissev, James F. . Marrow, M.M

^Morrow, ;Marv Morse, T. P.. .' Moseley. T. G

INIosher, Alexander . . :Moss,Wm

Moss. W. H

Motherhead, John C. Moulden, Jarvis B . .

.

Mouse. Thomas

ZMowrer, Hattie A. . .

.

3Ioxlev, Edah C

Moylan, Thos. J Movnihan, D. L

Muckelston, Wm. H . Mudd, Frances T

Muffley, Wm. E

Mulc-ahy. Josephine J

INIullan.'Samuel E .• ^lullen, T. J

INIulligan, J. Edw, . . . Mulligan, James

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

094

$1, 036. 96

851. 20

901. 72

573. 20

133-64

495- 66 561.34

154

"-,12 57^- 40

750- 40

303- 04

352-40

935- 25

2, 291

2. 144

765

2. 294

3^4-04

916. 40

S57. 60 309.92

937- 96 93S.44

I, 096 14

I. 725 864

I, 380^4

I, SS7H

156. GO 911.64

939- 16

441. 24

711. 04 S4.40

699. 24

914. 00

I. 057. 90

s^i. 20

446. SS 906.50

701. 00 216.00

690. 25

453- 00

204. 80

463. 84

256. II

-S5- 34

503- 73 54.58

I, 7-ic

1, 27=

2.

I, ^20S

1, 255^

2, 351 *2S6^

I, 176

1. 7^2

2, 2S3 1,756

1, 929 5^

1. 850^

1.7S5

2. 092

I. 238

I- 735

I, 224

526. So

I, 1S9. 31

399- 52 13-37

917. bo 4S3.20

503- 04

659- 35

1, 164. 32

329. 28

779- 40

I, 284. 95

707- 52

595- 45

740. 20

437. S8

836. 96

497. 12 815.92

648. 72

448. 20

65.61

• Days.
288 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year ended June jo, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Mulquin, Mary A . .

.

INIulrov, John

INIurphv, CP

Murphv, C. S Murphy, Charles T . Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard . .

.

Murphv, Thomas S. Murphy, Wm. H.. .. Murray, E. P

Murray, H. Murray, J. J Murray, John J Murray, Jos. V

Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie . . .

.

Murrell, Julia

Mvirto, Kdmund F . . Murto, R. Benj Musick, Samuel H. . Mutchler, Floyd W . Myer, Sam

Myers, E. G

Myers, Fred. D

Myers, J. D

Myers, John Nachman, Philip . .

.

Naeff, Laura

Nalle, E.G

Nally, James

Nally, Mary

Nally, Sam

Nash, Edward

Nash, G. J Nasser, Mary

Naylor, Louis P

Nebb, Barbara

Neely, D. R. P

Neligan, Ann

Nelson, Burrows

Hours employed.

1,433^

2, 2741^

2, 2495^ 1,647 1,999^

1,6421^

1, 729>^ 1,641^

*307

2, 254^

632

2, 257^

2, 278!^

2, 2971^

Amount earned.

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Harry A

Nelson, W. H

Nelson, W.M

Nervis, Mary

Neumeyer, Mary E. • Nevils, E. M

Newell, G. W

Newell, Henrj^ S Newman, Clarence .

.

Newton, Chas. H

Newton, Josephine . . Nichols, A. B

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo. W

Nichols, J. F

Nicols, Noel

Niedfeldt, Herman J. Noble, Josephine Lee

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Noone, Daniel P

Noone, P. R

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norcross, A. C

Norris, M. F

Norton, Frank P

Norton, Wm. H

Nowell, Glenn T

Noyes, Henry

Nuber, J. L

Nye, James

1,676

'2, 020

, *i3

1,730

2. 157

2, 279 696

2, 234

2, 528

' 820

. *i87H

i,535>^

I, 222

1,838

621

1,938^/^

1, 144

59 K

1, 858^^ 344

1,884

2, 2315^

176 1,440

1,333

' 344

I *26%: 1,387^

* 197^

2, 456

2, 308

Time

work.

$344. 18

909. 80

899. 96

658. 80

1,061.89

657. 00

694. 04

656. 60

844- 25

908. 43

253- 24

903. 00

I, 024. 60 919.32

402. 75

, 145. 04

814. 36

884. 92 912,44

174. 00

893. 60

635- 05 ,441-47

407. 61

488. 96 446.87

249. 04

642. 39 359-88

14. 87 836.76

137. 60 389-36

997- 56 52.80

405. 60

379- 24

138. 50

556- 92

395- 00

614. 00

933- 64

2, 271 1,013.72

2, 286 914. 68

I, 738 436. 79

1,279 511.60

2,440 976. 00 1,705^ 410. 09 2,3"^ I, 044. 28 1,523^ 544-91

2, 289^ I, 029. 36

2, 119^^

2. 2861^

950. 52

912. 20 960 230. 40

1,452 349- 83

/ 596

\ *97 } 723-40

1,884 1,886

755- 84

757- 80

1,451 362. 75

1, 183^

2, 423^

475- 00

970, 00

2, 272 636. 16

2, 021^ 809. 44

2, 281 I, 027. 05

2, 276 427- 15

2, 201 V2 r, 335- 19

I, 784'/^ 719.00 769^ 192. 62

Piece- work.

$443- 73 913-30

776. 21

654- 57

144- 15

543- 38

O'Brien, J. H

O'Brien. John J O'Brien. Tillie O'Brien, P. A

O'Brien, W. F

O'Brien, Wm. J. C

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget. .

.

O'Connell, Daniel . . O'Connell, J O'Connell, John J. .

.

O'Connor, Annie E .

.

O'Connor, Mary E. . - O'Connor, Mary M . . O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John. O'Donoghue, Honora

O' Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Hannah. . . . O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Leary, Dennis J. .

.

O'Eeary, M

Hours employed.

1,5281^

1,677^/^

2, 257^

2, 266

i,947>^

2, 279

2, 303

1, 191

2, 001^

1, 296^

1,488 990

1,496

2, i66J^ 1,866

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$631.92

672. 56 541-80

1, 024. 20

878. 96

940- 27

, 359- 28

485- 52

800. 60

388. 95

446. 40

238. 37

374- 00

867. 20

385- 64

2, 1473^ 92 523 *i59

! 859. 72

I '22.08 }i,i84.52

O'Eearj^ Marv

O'Meara, A. b' O'Neill, Chas. I O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W. J O'Neill, Wm

O'Rourke, Marv E - . - O'vSuUivan, Timothy.

O' Toole, Mary B

Odor, Guy C

Ogle, Geo. H

Oliver Robert T

Olmstead, Maud M .

.

Opdvke, Alice

Oreih, Charles J Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie

Ottinger, John J

Otis, Chas. W

Outcalt, Harry J Overman, Frank . . .

.

Owens, Mary

Owen, Will A

Owings. T. H

Oy.ster, E- W

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W

Paland, August

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, Thomas S. .

.

Parent, Margaret J . . Parham, Elizabeth A

Parish, Edith S

Park, S. C

Parker, Andrew E- - Parker, David

Parker, Edward J. . • Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parrish, W. C

Parsells, Chas. W

Parsons, A. M

Parsons, CD

Pasco, John H

Paterson, John H. . . . Patten, Geo. E

Patterson, E. H

Patterson, James G.

.

Patterson, John A . . . Patterson, E. H

1, 696^^ 459

1,413^^ 1,752

2, 300

I, 706^

236

2, 257^

1,844^

2, 2471^

2, 269

2, 2861^

2, 460>^ 168 1,402^

7245^

2, 143

2, 261

2, 202

2, 391 252^

260 *85 387^

2, 303

2, 289

1,764

1,418

1,796

2, 295^

2, 294

2, 188

2, 290^

1,578 1,079^

1,716^

I, 726 *i48

1, 799

2, 023

1, 783^

1,063 1,717^

130

2, 274

2, 188

1, 795>^

2, 268

468. 47

115- 15

740. 82

705. 28

I, 053. 60

802. 60

59. 00

903- 32

442. 68

899. 00

908. 00

914. 60

590. 52 50.40

590- 25 173-88

857- 40

, 199. 68 881.52

970. 48

loi .00 155-85

488. 75

509- 76

936. 90

042. 52

441. 17

340. 32 43T.55

550- 92

860. 25

892. 96

145- 25

394- 50

259. 08

806. 98 812.51

296. 00 731-35

810. 40

893- 85

326. 19

687. 00 32-50

, 26r. 19

556. 39

718. 20

, 202. 04 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

ployed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Patterson, L. Hearn . Patterson, Tho.s. F . . . Patton, E. W

Paudert, E. H

Paulfranz, Theodore Payfair, N. M

Paj-ne, Ed

Paj-ne, Henr^- Payne, James A

Payne, James E

Peace, M. M

Peach, Charlotte E. .

.

Peake, Chas. P

Peake, M. F

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Aven

Pearson, Chas. A. E • Pearson, James W . .

.

Pearson, Nannie E. .

.

Pearson, Nellie H. . . . Peckham, Emilv . . . . Peffer, \Y. A., jr'. Pegues, R. H

Pelham, H. B

Pell, Geo. P

Pendel, T. F

Pendergast, E- A

Penicks, Thos. B

Pennel, A. J Pennock, Howard P. Pepper, James P

Pepper, John J Peppier, L. D

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G . . . . Perkins, John A

Perkins, Jos Perkins, Eaura V. . . . Perkins, W. N

Perrv, H. R

Perr\-. Pattie B

Pershing, W. C

Persinger, Jacob

Pester, M. A

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Petersen, Emil

Peticolas, Pearl

Petrie, E

Pfleging, Clara A

Phelps, C.E

Phelps, Silas S

Philes, W. E

Phillips, Geo. P

PhilHps, J. A

Phillips, iSIarv J Phillips, Milton

Phipps, Eaura

Phipps, R. M

Pickard, W. Newman

Pickett, Chas. J Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, J. I Pierce, Eaura

Pierre, MarsPiggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pigott, M

Pinkston, V. B

Pinn. Delaware. . Pipes, H. F

Pipes, J. M

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, AUie Bassett. .

.

i> 933^

2, 286 S773 40

1,034 08 680 272 GO

1,321 528 40

2, 276 I, 014 72

I, 723^ 414 79

2, 295 >^ 918 20

2. 040^ 599 84

I, 728 432 52 1,838

^ 459 50

3 / 5

'-2 93 87 2S0 67 20

I, 176 471 24 484^ *3i4K

193 80

1,512 24 *264 1,539 25 *287 717 50

I, 945^ 521 37 84 16 80

58 24

232 32

2, 277^2 I, 579 51

2, 2S4 913 60

2, 103 203 129 1,388 555 20 839 349 04 *I74 I, 000 50

I, 325 331 50

1,422 400 30 927% 231 87

268 33

2, 207 1, 897 52

1, 528

I, S305/, Soo

1,761

I, '^45

I, 730

2, 225

1

2,039

956 *2SS

2, 233^

2, 021

1

2, 196

I, 734

1, 287^^

2, 216

2, 194^

2, i69>^

I, 773/2 1,432

1,3^3

1,716

2, 823

1,763

2, 220

2, 226 833

i,42ij^

1, 979^^

2, 296

2, 165^

*2I4K8

224

I,6l2l^

2, 434%

478. 00 444-24

320. 00

707. 60

499. 46 697.40

890. 20

742. 45

267. 68

720. 00

536- 04

I, 012. 25

878. 40

694. 88

515- 84 886.72

939- 25

868. 32 426.41

S72. So

553- 20 931-05

705. 80

988. 46

946. 25

990. 60

208. 25

426. 45

, 080. 80

940. 40

884. 80

481. 77 56.00

808. 80

973. 80

$40. 94

415- 78

289. 08

508. 01

264. 50

28i.'79'

469- 73 403.60

530-67

159. 26

548. 05

452. 86

Hours

employed.

Plant, Hannah ... Piatt, A. R

Piatt, J.H j Plumer, Francis B . . .

1 Plumer, Josephine ... Plymire, Robert N. . . Pocher, Simon ' Pocock. George W. . . 1 PoiT, Annie A : Polglase, Benjamin. .! Polk, James K

Polkinhorn, R. O . . . .| Pollock, Da\dd > Pool, S. D ! Poole, Edward S . . . .

!

Pope, F ] Popkins, Dora E I Poplowsky,AVm . ... Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie ' Post, E- H

Post, W. E

Post, W. E

Potter, A. W

Potter, Jas i Potter, E- A I Potts, A. H i Powell, J. W I Powers, F. E \ Po3'nton, Sarah S I Prather, Elizabeth C . i Prather, Eloyd ! Prather, Man^ A

Pratt, D.M.."

Pratt, Eillie Pratt, AVm. A

Prescott, W. :M Presley, H. M

Preston, George T . . . Price, Clint O

Priddy, Walter E - - - - Pridgeon, John Primm, James E

Prince, Emilv F

Proctor, A. B". Proctor, Abner C . . . . Proctor, D

Proctor, E- G I Proctor, M. A I Proudlev, Rav ^ Pruitt, Ella M

Puckette, Chas. J. C. . Pulliam, S. G

Pumphrey, Bettie .

.

Pumphrej-, E. P., jr . . Purcell, James E - • - •

!

Purcell, M

' Purcell, Maggie E-- ' Purcell, Nellie F. V. Purdy, Chas. F

Purvis, John R

Pvemont, J. \V Ouiglev, F. T

Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F. . . . Quinn, Daniel J Quinn, William F. .

.

Quintin, Eillie Rabe, Charles Radigan, Sarah E- - - Radley, C. W^ Radouski, Simon . .

.

Ragan, Mollie E

Ragland, H. Lee .... Rainey, Agnes C

Ralph" James

Ramsey, W. R

10%

2, 288%

2, 300

869 14

2, 157%

2, 179

2, 228

2, 000

2, 184

2, 367^^

1,830?^

2, 259^2

2, 271 1,944%

2, 296

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

|2I. 15

I, 212. 90

I, 150. 80

208. 68 863.44

545- 01 715.00

480. 72

694. 58

947- 00

732. 20

904. 60

908. 40

791. 60

65. 16

I, 148. 00

2,320

2, 290 *28l

2, 286;

2, 736 *287

I, 800 *304

2,464

1, 783%

2,303 976

653

304

2, 040 *3io^

I, -20-] V2 *67K

1, 751 1,742

2, 085

I, 141%

* 288 14

1, 854%

1,660 1,918%

2, 305%

2, 189%

1,630%

1,338

1,792

I, 408. 56

I, 123.40

734- 50

548. 76 771.00

i,"435-oo

720. 00

I, 216. 00

1,232. 40

551- 20

1,953

1,047

2, 258

2, 135%

1,526%

2, 2I2l^ 930%

2, 255

2, 321%

338. 15

978. 40

244. 00

261. 20

76. 00

I, 081. 20 1,316.52 483.00

134- 50

421. 01

709. 60

845. 80

299. 76

721. 25 446.41

907. 32

460. 95 1,361.02

876. 24 391-65

535- 20 718.08

469- 25

264. 95

1,057.48

900. 90

610. 60

885. 52

372. 2Q

902. 72

592. 09

2, 768 444

2, 255

1,871

2, 217 1,676^^

1,156

1, 112 *307%

106. 73

I, 023. 24 515-42

886. 80

671. 20

301. 06

278. 00

I, 768,12 Doc. 5-

• Days. 19
290 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Randall, A. 1^ Randall, Emma

Randall, J. S Randolph, W. H

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Rankin, W. S

RatclifFe, Charles F. . Ratcliffe, Katharine C

Rathbun, C. F

Rathvon, R. H

Rav, Daniel C

Rav, Jas. T

Ray, Theo. C

Rajnnond, Wm

Razey, F. T

Read, Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Rebnschatis, Wm . .

.

Redfern, John

Redfield, H.J

Reed, Lewis

Reed, Mary D

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wm. F

Reed}-, Mike

Reef, Arnold

Rees, Mary

Reese, J. B

Regan, Clarissa B. . . . Reicks, Charles F. . . . Reid, Agnes H

Reid, Albert

Reid, B. A

Reiff, Rosa

Reilly, Annie C

Reillv, Ellen S

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reinburg, Wm. A. . . . Reinmuth, Ed

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, Albert W

.

Rhodes, CP

Rhodes, J. D

Rhodes, Thos. A

Rice, T. S

Richards, I^. C

Richards, Marj- J Richards, Sarah M. . . Richardson, Chas. M.

Richardson, Effie . .

.

Richardson, J. M. .

.

Richardson, R. A. . . . Richardson, W. H. . . . Rickards, Saml. P. . . Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O.J

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider, Emma S

Rilev, Frank

Hours

employed.

'2, 268

. *26

Amount earned. Time

work.

$^,284. 55 945

2, 489

2, 2871^

2, 224 436

2, 19532

1,459

1,675

2, 268

731 770

1,806 2,318^

2, 268^

1,747

2, 479^

1,680 1,556

2, 296

2, 292^

96 . 2, 320

1,884

280

2, 241^

1, 292 944

2, 375'^

2, 281%

1,794

2, 279^

856

I. 168

Riley, John O

Riley, Mark

Ring, John

Ring, T. M

Ringgold, D. C

Rion, Irene

Riorden, Henry E. • . Ripley, Henrj- "l, Rissle'r, J. M

Ritchie, E. J

876

2, 263

1, 104 1,515^

2, I20>^

'1,848^^

. *62^

140

2, 293

2, 169

2, 296^

,759^ 764%

,956

378. 00

650. 85

58. 10 ,361.65

889. 60

174. 40

527- 52 8.00 595-68

429. 66

, 020. 88

182. 86

308. 00 723.04

, 034. 20

915.20

838. 30

, 104. 08

441 . 26 373-44

, 148. 00

, 372. 50

24. 00

, 054. 08

389- 36

71-05

896. 60

365- 20

226. 56

, 054. 80

, 061. 21

370. 76

547- 08

206. 02

292. 00

219. 00

921. 28 331.20

606. 20

,136.47 35-00 917-36

868. 12 91S.64

901.87

184. 23

550. 12

2, 288

I, 705^

I, 720 *287

1,422]^

1,725 *3i3

915. 20

685. 36

688. GO

I, 743. 20 355-61

699. 92

I, 799- 75

2, 453

' 411^

. * 219%

1, 879'^ 1,731^

2, 301^

2, 135 I,9"/2

2. 447

2, 307

981.72

661. 05

996. 13

697. 76

920. 92

854. 00

530. 31

150. 75

922. 80

Piece- work.

$361.86

300. 05

307. 88

119.69 I 304.64

146. 00

290. 71 337-91

429. 64

351- 10

448.57

Ritter, Ernest

Roach, J. T

Robb, John H

Roberds, Asa D

Roberts, Augustus L,

.

Roberts, D. J Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, James H . . . Roberts, Milton I^ Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B . .

.

Robertson, Harry J.

.

Robinson, CM

Robinson, Harriet A. Robinson, J. S Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, James. . . . Robinson, Lula INI. . . Robinson, S. M

Robinson, Samuel...

Robinson, Sarah E. . Robinson, Sarah E.

Robison, Sidney

Robison, W. T

Roche, Anna E

Roche, E. J_ Roche, Louise

Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Wm. E. . • . Rode, Gustav D

Roderick, Frank A. . Rodrick, W. F

Rodgers, J. W

Rodgers, Roselia Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rogers, Franklin

Rogers, James B

Rogers, Zimri V

Rogier, Chas. G

Rohr, J. A

Rollins, Jno. Lester . . Root, E- M

Rose, J. F

Roseman, Fannie. . . . Ross, Henry C

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Ross, Zidon E

Rosser, Amy M

Rote, Edwin C

Rotenburj', Wm. R. .

.

Rouleau, Wilfrid . . . Roulhac, Linias Rountree, W. J

Rous, Mary L

Rowan, Eleanor E. .

.

Rowell, D. P

Rowland, W. C

Rowlett, B

Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A. ...... . Rubv, Lucy V

Ruddach, Jno. T

Rudy, C. E

Ruff, Valentine

Run3'an, Annie E - . . . Runyan, Harry S. . . . Rum-an, L. J Rupp, Lucy

Russ, E. L

Russ, John

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Hours

employed.

1,886

1,391

1. 707^

768^

1.943^

fi,044%

I* 157 1,430

2, 292

2, 294 2,740

1,980

2, 289^

1, 773^

1,717 ^307

2, 484

2, 141

I, 700 464

I, 900^

1, 739

2, 320

Amount earned. Time I Piece- work, work.

$754-

347-

858. 307-

I, 035. 1,451-95

572. 00

1,032

i,035-

719.

I, 144.

I, 029.

429.

I, 765. 993-

971.

544.

116. 361. 695-

655. 1,6221^ 1,868

2, 183

I. 758^

1,307^4 1,655^

2, 147^4

1, 720

1,232

2, 258^

2, 469 >^

2, 009 1,319

2, 296 2,215

2, 305^

2, 258^

1,413^

1,409

2, 287 883^

1,616

1,9^7^/^

2, I2ll^

389- 467.

705- 423-

523.

397-

869.

386.

308.

,216. 240. 590-

,034. 903-

565.

312. 914.

220. 646. 479-

1,936

28

I, 019. 83

2, 252 1,315^4

2, 294^

2, 252 1,807

2, 042

2, 192

I, 116 1,8513 1,732

2, 305^

1,626^

2, 27714 1,34354 1,404

2, 286^

2, 29859^

1,648

901.

511-

I, 049.

563- 453-

514-

876.

294. 816.

607.

-34

84

2060

64

2980

2560

32

1700

44

60

532- 40

148. 00

,056. 656.

,025.

322. 352. 915-

32 1- 96 !. 44 • 59 I

929.

14. 660. 00 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 291

No. 34.

Statemi^ut s/zozuing- the number of persons employed i7i the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJtcne 30, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed .

Amount earned. Time j Piece- work. I work.

Russell, Emma L

Russell, Emmett B . Russell, John D

Russell. L.M_

Russell, Lizzie A . . . . Rust, P . B

Rutherford, Jas. A. .

.

Rvan, Anna C

Rvan. E. H

Ryan, Edw. J Rvan, John H

Rvan, M. A

Ryan, T^Iamie V

Ryan, rsiargaret A . .

.

Rvder, Francis Rvnex, Frank R

Rynex, O. H

Sadler, Octavius

Sage, Katie

Sailor, OscarH

Sakeman, T.'Sl vSakers, John T

Salt, Joseph Same, Henrietta C. . . Sampsell, H. G

Sampson, William S

.

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, INIan.' I . . . . Sangston, :Mary C. . . . Sansom. Dan E

Sardo, A. E

Sardo, A. E., jr Sardo, X

Sargent, G. W

Sarr, G. AV

Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Sauls, J. E

Saunders, Gertrude

Saunders, H. C

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Balsey F

Savage, James

Savage, Kate

Savov, Georgeana V . Sawver, Chas H

Saxon, H. A

Saxton, Fred A

Scaggs, Robt. E

Scanlon, Ed. J Schaefer, Lizzie

Schafer, E.J

Scheerer, Annie M . . Schefler, Peter vSchermerhorn, Catherine

Schertzer, C. C

Schilpp, Henn.-

Schinnerer, W. S

Schlick, Fred J Schmalhoff, W. L

.Schmaling, Joseph W

Schmidt, William . . . Schoepf, J. H

Schoeneman, Geo. E- Schram, Martin

Schreiber, Seraphin . Schulte, Chas. H

Schweitzer, Christ F. Schwing, Frank A. . . Scott, E. L

Scott, E. L

Scott, J. A

Scott, James

S?ott, John W

Scott, K. L

Scott, W. S

1, 7645^

2, 278

2, 291

I, m%

2, 286 14 1,673^

S424.

164, 1,381.

916, 429

694, 669,

2, 328%

1,826

1, 092

,031.

741, 274 719^

1,419/^

1,791

2, 289

183^^

2, iSi^

2, 015

1. 792^

2. 391

1-431 1.677

i,So6i4

I, S2S

1.S67 1,495^

935

420.

509. 474-

598.

224.

$232.69

433- 17

Name.

1,492

2, 175 2,310

1,003

1,683

1,018.

586.

790. 870.

I, 347-

250. 420.

2, 290 I, 020. 96

754 >i

2, 120

2, 032^4

I, 535^<

1, 793 1,480

2, 226 2,063^

2, 306

2, 353

I- 959^

563-

548.

848.

813- 429.

442. 901.

:325-

825. 922.

961. 470.

Scott, Wm

Scott, Winfield , Scribner, William H

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock, Geo. C . . .

.

Seagraves, J. K

Seaman, Hannah . .

.

Searles, Katie C

Searles, Stanley .... Seebold, H. W

Sefton, A. W"

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

vSehorn, Geo. H

vSemmes, C. C ... Serrano, M.N

Serrin, Rosanna E . Settle, T. G

Sexton, Grant

Seyfferth, F. A

Seymour, AVm. S. . .

.

Shaen, INIichael

-Shafer, John . Shaffer, Geo. W

.Shaifer, Carl H

Shannon, Ben. J

. . . .

Hours

employed,

1, 416 *I05K

1,928

2, 303/^

2, 048

2, 027^

770%

2, 067^

1,628!/^ 1,502^

2, 291^

2, 0421^

273. 90

475-76

452.92

2, 274!/^ 1,026 92 1,650 396 50

2, 289 1,035 80 960 240 00

2, 193 1,003 75 1,506 602 40

2, 289 1,213 52

2, 284 913 60

2, 277^ 911 60

2, 295 922 12

2, 200 1, 100 20 2,310 I, 105 05

2, 535^ 634 05 1,319^ 791 70 1,744 698 80 1,584 634 12 208 52 00

2, 254% I, 127 25

2, 258^ 1, 196 97

I, 711^ 879 50

172 43 00

1, 736

'

" "868 go

422. 84 314-46

321.

.Shannon, James F . Sharp, I. Walter

Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Ed. G

Shaw, Edmund

Shaw, Ted Shaw, b

Shawen, Oscar S. . .

.

vShawen, S. M

Shea. Timothv

Shearer, H. C". Shearn, Helen

Sheehan, Dennis .

.

Sheir^^ Mamie

Sheldon, Charles A.

Shelton, Chas. R . . .

.

Shepard, E. J Shepherd, E. A

Sherard, W.T

Sheridan, Jas. H . . .

.

Sheridan, John

.Sheridan, T. J Sheridan, Thos. J. .

.

Sheriff, C.J Sherman, Geo. E. . - - Sherman, J. W

Sherrill, E. B

Shettle, Chas. P

Shimp, Eon A

Shine, Edward J..

.

Shinnen, J. C

Shipman, Nellie H .

.

Shirlev, Ida V.H. .. . Shirley, James D . .

.

Shober, Thos. J Shock, Marv

SholL Alpheus

Shomo, O.V

Shomo, T. W

Short, Chas. E

vShortall, James E._.

.

Shortsleeves, Annie

Shott, E. E

Shriglev, J. T

Shubburd, P. Kate.

.

Shutterlv, C. S

Sibley, j" Sickles, Chas. E

Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank

2, 001^

1, 864^

2, 262 >^ 72

2, 209^

2, 296

1,991

1, 713^

2, 441

2, 290 1,904

r2, 256 1,713^

2,097 2,044

2, 301/^

1,948

2, 296

1, 720 707^

975 1,544

2, 098

456 2,316^

168

2, 216'%.

2, 352

I, 209

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 308 1,687

2, 296

2, 273

2, 563^

1,533^

2, 291

2, 189^

2, 260 54

2, 295 440

2,050

1, 237^

1,978^

1,819^

382

2, 284

I, 669 2,3"^

1, 580^4 390 1,412^

2, 174

2, 291

J

2, 008

369

2, 086

2, 036

1,764

$566. 40

211. 62

542. 25

552. 84

512. 00

873- 00

185. 64 568.50

652. 00

436. 42

932. 60

818. 24

800. 60

745- 80

1, 119. 19

20. 16

984. 48

913.00

803. 36 527.82

805. 53

611. 12

916. 00

I, 009. 12

>i, 157-40

820. 919.

490-

,032.

774-

283. 243- 617.

839-

iio. 657-

50. 915- 941.

484-

942. 92

844. 20

I, 036. 80

909. 20

640. 97

622.52

1,011.38

1,094-75

1,198.63

918. 00

176,

I, 165. 495.

791, 437. 152 932 400

945

632.

184. 565.

922.

803. 548.

939-

668.

709. Days.
292 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, iSgSy etc. —Continued.

Siegfried, E. F .

.

Siehl, Martin

Sikken, K. A

Silence, Annie W. . .

.

Silence, Geo. P

vSill, W. S

Silliman, Helen C . . . Simmers, C. Simmonds, Nellie . .

.

Simmons, Arthur, jr. Simmons, W. J Simms, Robert F. . . . Simons, H. O

Simpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . vSimpson, S. M

Siraril, Robert F. . . . Sims, Fmanuel

Sims, M. K

Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, CM

Singleton, Thos. D . . . Singleton, W. H

Sinn, J. L

vSipes, W. H

Sipher, W. M

Sisson, Anna

Sizer, Charles M

Skeen, C

Skellv, Julia

Slater, Fmma V

vSlater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Slaughter, Henry P.

.

Slentz, T. S

vSlicer, Cora E

Smallwood, J. H. B . . Smith, A. St. A

Smith, Anna J Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Bernardine W

Smith, Charles Payne

Smith, Ellen O

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Florence .... Smith, H. J Smith, J. Harmon .

.

Smith, J. K

Smith, J. S

Smith, Jeff Smith, John J Smith, Kate L

Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Marv

Smith, Nellie Smith, Rachael G .

.

Smith, Richard S . .

.

Smith, Shelby

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, W. H

Smith, Wm. P

Smith, W. V

Smithson, Joseph A

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, John B

Smythe, R. B

Snodgrass, Jennie.

.

Snook, E. W

Snowden, John E . • Snowden, Wm

Snyder, D. J Snyder, Fred A

Solan, Thomas

Somers, Lizzie M . .

.

Hours

employed.

2, 2665^

2, 704

2, 161^

* 20 1,988

2, 2041^

2, 269 *286

779 1,407 *287

1, 232^

*287

1,6911^

2, 143

2, 301

2, 276 J/ 2,456

1,325^^ 1,544 5^

1, 796^

1,761'/^

2, 470 842^

2, 216 894

I, 889!/^

I, 7623^

2, 000

1,907

2, 357

1,459

1, 790^

167^

97 1,591 1,966 374

2, 289^

1,740

1,803

2, 201^

2, 31214

,831 ^,723^

2, 007^

1,527

T, 506

Amount earned. Time

work.

$907. 22

903. 07

870. 17

478. 66

631.41

908. 20 823.68

194- 75

562. 80

1, 650. 25

493. 60

I, 219. 75

422. 87

857. 20

928. 08

1,031.28

660. 05 331-37

420. 10 449-23

708. 88

989. 00

337- 16

886. 40

184. 76

890. 84

423- 77

I, 079. 85

I, 009. 63

942. 80

583. 60

429. 72 41.87

38.80

383- 76

942. 74

149. 60

916.32

359- 60

438- 47

I, 003. 95

934- 28

332. 40

835- 52

804. 15

6ro. 96 361.44

2, 045 818.

1,52614 366. 36 i,637K 655. 00

2, 469 14 1,313-09

I, 052 368. 20

1,651 661. 40

1,0071^ 412. 28 *i73 994- 75

2, 178H

1,456

8S0. 20

364. 00 *287 I, 148. 00

2, 255 902. 60

T, 120 448268. 80

112. 00

2, 290^ 573- 07 *287 I, 435- 00

2, 112 855- 10 *287 1,435.00

2, 402 631-39

Piece- work.

I451-50

331.02

392- 59

359 54

275- 15

389. 60

601. 79

Name.

317- 49

* Days.

Sommers, Adam J . .

.

Sommerville, M. E. . Songster, Thos

Sooy, E. ly Sothoron, Jessie

Soviles, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southwick, Hai'vey J Sowers, James C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Geo. C

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram . Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette. . . . Speisser, M. E

Spence, D.M

vSpencer, Chas

Spencer, Chas. L

Spencer, J. C

Spencer, KatharineK

Spencer, M

vSpinks, Alex

Spottswood, J. M. A .

.

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M. .

.

Spriggs, Daniel . . Spriggs, Thomas . . . Sprightley, P. S

Springer, H. E

Sproule, W. J

Spurrier, Wm. A

Stack, Robert T

Stacy, O. G

Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Standish, Miles

Standlev, H. L

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, Gertrude M

Stanley, M. J Stansbury, Wm. H. . . vSteed, J. N

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, H. Herbert. .

.

Steele, P. S

Stein, Josephine A .

.

Stell e, Joseph G

Stern, Gertie

Stevens, H. W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

vStevens, L. L

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie E . Stewart, Jno. S

Stewart, Martha

Stewart, Maud E

vStidham, A. D

Stidhara, B. L

Stockham, Annie N. Stockman, Jas. A. . . . Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stonesifer, Victor H.

Stoops, J. B

Stor>% Andre V. H...

Stough, Edwin L • • Stout, C. H

Hours

employed.

[, 3575^

1,681

2, 133 1,844

1,752

1,563

1, 7385^

2, 295 1,4"/^

1,547 1,745^

1,326

I, 794^

[,439

[,136 [,796

Amount earned. Time

work.

1,472

2, 179 967^

*I72

2, 283

1, 58654

2, 179/2 1,184 *300

T,587

352 576 608

2, 307 1,370

1, 859^

662

2, 135^

2, 022^

1. 410

248 1,903^

2, 26914

I, 782

I, 046 6:6

2,304

348

663

2, 281 1,958 2,398

1,032

232

2, 292

640

1,7455 736

$543-

707.

942. 519-

695- 625.

921.

918.

564-

433-

700. 530.

431-

403-

363-

772. 80 4

990, 395

774

,215 634

991 309

,875 796

2. 16

88 00 44 00

304 00

I, 048 48 548 00 932 90

303 30

956 04

506 37 352 50 99 20 844 88 928 61 441 67

251 04

162 80

I, 221 12

487. 06

170. 265. 913-

469.

r, 199. 247.

58.

, 146. 224. 419.

294. 60

2, 296 918. 40

2, 2501^ I, 021. 16 1,345/4 538. 20 1,452 580. 80

1,398 559- 20 1,917 771.72

2, 221 670. 21 1,694 426. 03

2, 19654 878. 76

I, 720 688. 32
REPOR'T OI^ THK PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJune 30, iSg8^ etc. —Continued.

Name.

Stowers, John B

Stratton, I^. C

Strawn, H. L

Street, F. W

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

•Stretton, F. W

Stribling, C. K

Strieker, W. F

Stromberger, H. H .

,

Strong, Fannie

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Bessie M . . .

.

Stuart, Mary

Stuart, Wm.M

Stull, Geo. H

Sturgis, John R

Sturm, Edward H . Stutsman, Charles.

,

Sudwarth, C. F

Sugg, Chas. R

Sullivan, Daniel

Sullivan, Ed A

Sullivan, Harry A .

.

Sullivan, J. J Sullivan, J. ]\I Sullivan, John E- .. Sullivan, John J

Svillivan, Rosa

Sullivan, T. M

Hours

employed.

631 ^335

2, 300 1,539^

2, 290 990

1, 900^

1,414%

2, 264

1,656

Summers, Chas. W.

.

Summers, R. W

Surguy, Arthur E. .

.

Sutherland. D. M . .

.

vSutor, L. P

Sutton, H. S

Sutton, James H

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

vSwain, Jessie Swan, Wm. A

Swartzman, Kate V. Swayne, E. B

vSweeney, Emma . . . , Sweeney, Maggie. . . . Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny, Patrick . . . . , Sweetman, M. M . . . , Sweetman, Richard , vSwetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin , Sydnor, Ellen F

Sydnor, M. C

vSydnor, Thomas Y .

,

Symms, Thos

Szegedv, E. G

TaflF, Andrew

Taff, John A

Taft, H. A

Tagart, Annie J

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Talley, W. C

Tallman, Geo. B

Tapley, W. H

Tarbox, F. I, Tarbox, Wm. A

Taylor, C. R

Tavlor, Chas. H

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, H. A

Taylor, H. P

1, 380%

2, 381%

2, 278

2, 192

2, 227

1, 096

2, 346 1,856^

1,959%

1,444

2, 200%

1,943%

2, 306 908 678

739

f 216 1*256^8

*255

2, 298

2, 203%

2.312%

2, 307 1,797

2, 300%

1,587%

1,606%

1,567%

2, 376

1, 864%

2, 094%

1,394

1, 736%

2, 240

1, 144

I, 839%

1,013

I, 664

1,409

1, 683%

1,532

2, 382% 59%

1,679 1,432%

2,312

2, 384

1,879

2, 244

2, 237%

2, 072

1, 280 *287

1,699 496

2,512

1,829 1,042%

2,414

2, 100

Amount earned. Time

work.

$252. 40

I, 835. 16

I, 258. 03

370. 44

I, 039. 72

396- 52

760. 20

565. 80

990. 61

407. 52

397- 95

552. 80

952. 60

I, 032. 06

983. 68

1, 119. 64

493. 20

586. 50 519-85

844. 15 577. 60

960. 70

472. 19 922.72

363-48

162. 72

187. 70

\ 599-65

I, 275.00

929. 56

413-43

1, 060. 08

I, 042. 40

475- 10

920. 52

381. 00 385-56

377- 21

794- 74 448.25

838. 00

348. 47 471.82

I, 120. 85

457- 60

746. 68

405. 20

399- 36 563.60

404. 81

384. 01

953- 00

14. 87

403- 13

582. 84

636. 32

, 397- 40

450. 96

898.44

916. 36

828. 80 512.60

1, 650. 25

509. 70

168. 00

I, 280. ID 914.50

260. 62 965.60

1, 050. 00

Piece- work.

$300. 92

107. 26

365- 95

934- 71

756. 79 763.58

Taylor, Henry

Taylor, Ira Taylor, Richard T. .

.

Tavlor, SamuelW . . Taylor, W. W

Taylor, Wm. M

Taylor, Wallis

Teele, R. P

Teller, Chas

Tellyr, Bertha E

Templar, H. W

Terrett, Geo. A

Terry, Hattie J Terry, Lewis

Terry, Mary F

Test, John M

Thayer, George H .

.

Thecker, Katie

Thies, H. H.W

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E- H

Thomas, Emanuel. .

.

Thomas, J. C Thomas, John W. . .

.

Thomas, Mai-y Thomas, Richard Thomas, Robert I Thomas, Wm

Thomas, Wm. M

Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Emma 1^ Thompson, Frank M

Thompson, Harriet. . Thompson, J.I Thompson, J. M

Thomp.son, Julia A . Thomp.son, May M .

.

Thompson, R. W

Thompson, T. H

Thompson, Zach . . . . Thompson, Zachariah Thomson, Alfred . . . . Throckmorton, K.B.

Thorneley, Walter C. Thornton, Florence. . Thorpe, B. W

Thorpe, Benj. R

Thrush, John H. W.

.

Thurston, Henry . . . . Tilghman, A. ly Tilghman, J. W. .. . : . Tilley, Fannie

Tilley, H. G

Tisdale, N. T

Tisdel, Alton P

Tiverny, Ida V . Todd,C.E

Tolson, Fred

Tomlin, Carlos B

Tomlinson, W. H

Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. .

.

Tondee, E. A

Toner, Alice E

Toomey, Dennis Topham, Mary J Tosh, Alex

Tounsley, F. C

Towers, J. V. R

Towers, William H.

.

Hours

employed.

2, 320%

1,904 932 1,492%

1,711%

1,075 2,483 1,464

1,432 896

X, 620 *238

1, 152

2, 222%

1,031%

2, 195%

2, 048

1, 760

2, 295 1,683%

176 2,316

2, 295 696 854%

1,919% 37%

1,498

I, 632%

1,492%

1,432

1,375 843

1, 866

1,316

2, 288 1,917^

I, 202%

1, 016 -287 1,471%

2, 306%

1,5"

2, 237%

168 793 536

1, 114

2, 262

X, 112

2, 524

1, 116

* 231/6

1,952 1,499 161%

2, 274%

1,818%

2, 296 444

2, 234 508 1,503%

2, 296 1,743

1, 066

2, 330%

2, 286

Amount earned. Time

work.

,063.28

856. 80

373- 40

598. 00

684. 60

268. 74

634. 70

586. 04

447- 50

358. 40

648. 84

833- 00

277. 66

889. 00

247. 56

878. 64

X03.16

423. 27

918. 00

841-75 52.80

, 406. 43

574- 19

174. 00

493- 33

230. 87 ,017.32

9- 37

374- 49

408. 74

358. 20 572.80

331-34

346. 56

385- 64

329. 17 915-52

460. 88

450. 92 254.00

I, 219- 75

369. 09

1,087. 12

364- 94 895.00

50.40

198. 30

214. 40 445.84

905- 28 333-60

631. 00

279. X7

462. 87

469. 46

599- 60

64. 60

, 299- 40

727. 68

918. 40

111.94

893. 60

121. 92 601.40 551-04

697. 20 443.20

932. 20 ,211.79 Days.
294 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement shoiuing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8g8, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Town, H. C Townsend, Geo. E . Townsend, R. 1^ — Towson, Helen M . Toy, James C

Toy, James M

Tracy, Geo. A

Tracy, H. D

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Travis, Chas. N

Travis, Thos. J Trent, Parker

Tretler, Carrie 'L, ... Tretler, John !£, Triplett, S. J Trogner, Chas. F

Trudeau, ly Trudgian, J. B

Trurabo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, I^izzie Tune, L. A

Tunnicliff, John S .

.

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, Bridget

Tuohy, T. F

Turberville, G. R. ly. Turkenton, Marv. .

.

Turley, Gretta . Turley, William V.

.

Turnbull, Andrew.

.

Turner, J. A. D

Turton, Fannie

Tvittle, I.ewis C

Tyler, Fred

Tyrrell, Cariel^

Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. C. .

.

Unger, C.J

Unkefer, A. C

Unthank,T. C

Upperman, Kmrna F. Urban, Anna M

Usilton, John W

Utter, Birdie

Utz, H. A

Van Arsdale, Ida . . .

.

Van Bibber, W. H. . . . Vance, Alice R

Van Matre, Kate Van Norman, E. S . .

.

Van Scoten, John D.

.

Varbeck, I^ucy Vaughan, Dan C

Vaughan, Richard T, Vaughan, W. J Veatch, Jas. E

Verlander, W. R

Voelker, Chas. P

Vogelweyd, Nannie . Vollmer, Wm. T

Vosburgh, Geo. E

Vose, E. A

Wade, M

Wade, Maggie

Wadsworth, A.J Wagner, Ed

Waite, Arthur R

Waite, Fannie W

Wakefield, Samuel A

Walde, Wm. G

Waldo, Lvdia

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Hours

employed.

2, 0151^ 1,885^

1,931/2

2, 072

1, 6965^

2, 476

2, 150

r 627

I *48

1,688

1, 770

2, 289 597

379

1,766

2, 464

1,862 696

2, 281

2, 017

2, 2651^

1, 164^

520

2, 296 1,848

1, 984^

903 1,952^ 477^

2, 296

2 268 703

2, 15458^

2, 1865^

2, 266^

/ 2721^ 1*261

2,013 1,414

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 356^

1,982^

2, 294 14

I, 62214

2, 124^

I, 758>^ 368

2, 228^

1,884

2, 282^

2, 153^

2, 167 1,556

2, 193

2, 300

467)^

776 2,433

I, 8211^

1,842

2, 391 912 1,659^

1, 000

2, 247

2, 248 1,560

2, 233

$937- 40

472.41

772. 76

497. 86

425. 69

727. 15

I, 067. 55

> 290. 03

675. 84 442.92

I, 038. 37

246. 84

94. 90 551-87

616. 00

744. 80

278. 84

940. 28

484. 80

, 010. 04

291. 12

130. 00 574.00

381.92

810. 15

316. 05

544- 63

19T. 12

924. 07

907. 20

196. 84

968. 96

14. 62

093- 45

988. 76

720. 62

635- 17

353- 49

, 047- 56

476. 52 917.80

391.29

850. 24

474. 68

92. 00 891.96

389- 36

I, 222. 80

609. 62

867. 24

917. 60

I, 096. 50 1,039.04

134- 63 194.00

973. 20

437- 16

380. 68

I, 032. 56

364. 80

664. 40

240. 00

898. 80

899. 20

624. 00

893-88

$73- 36

341-83

336. 06

538. 89

560.99

377- 23

303- 54

503- 43

278. 85

308. 50

438.11

Name.

Hours

! emWalker, Jos. E

Wallace, Ella M . . . Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, Frank S. .

.

Wallace, James K .

.

Wallace, P. S

ployed.

Waller, John

Wallich, Edna . .

.

Walling, Rose . . . Wallrath, Rose M.

Walmsley, Edwin .

.

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Jerry , Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

W^alsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walsmith, W. F .... Walter, W. L

Walter, Wm. S

W^alters, Annie

Walton, David S. . . Walton, Stephen T . Ward, F. J Ward, Iv. M

Ward, Ullie

W^ard, R. F

Warner, Annie E- • • Warnke, G., jr Warren, Chas. M

Warren, Charles N . , Warren, F. E

Warren, Henry , Warren, SanfordM. , Warren, Sarah J .... , Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith. .

.

Washington, Wm. H

Wasner, Mary

Waterman, Jason . . , Waterman, T. J Waters, Annie

Waters, Edwin R. . . . Waters, Eva L

W^aters, R. M

Waters, Thomas B. .

.

Watkins, H. A

Watkins, N

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Frank W .

.

Watson, H. C

Watson, H. L

Watson, J. C

Watson, Samuel W

Watson, Thomas A . Watson, W. C

Watts, Chas. D

Watts, M. Ro.sella. .. Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Wavson, Mary A

Weaber, Geo.T .

,

Wear, E. E

Webb, Arthur C , Webb, Walter H

Weber, Fred. E

Weber, Henry W . . . , Weber, M. K , Weber, Philip H., jr Weber, Wm.H

1, 062

2, 261

2, 292 *287

909

2, 275 1,555

. *93

2, 192

2, 108^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$318.60

904. 40

I, 214.76

1,650. 25

366. 40

1,034- 93

2, 291 >^ 1,437^

2, 132^

1,932

2, 322

1,072

1, 224

2, 200

1,542

1, 233

2, 296

2, 203 1,578^

1,4173^

1,771

2, 340

2, 0471^

2, 246

2,321

2, 296

1,878

1,621 1,940

1,993^^

^1,885

: *i6

1,452^

2, 282^

1,412^

1, 989^

1, 88914

1,89680 1,314^

2, 258^

1,767

I, 601

I, 408

I, 016 2,320^

1, 789^

2, 295 14 1,712^

2, 28334

2, 3S6

Webster, E. M . * Davs.

1,411'/

• 977

. *55

2,013

231-23

548. 00

506. 04

950. 78

359- 37

950. 68

966. 20

I, 034- 56

429.. 32

367. 20

977- 48 372.57

658. 50

1,015.04

881. 20

632. 24

567. 64

940. 65

753 K 493.06

603. 45

629. 29

989. 25

928. 96 918.40

452.47

648. 96

996.31

797. 40

>i,079.05

581. 00

I, 032. 00

424. 55

796. 40

944.75

474. 69

20. 00

526. 08

904. oS 431.40

752. 43

352. 84

243. 84

I, 069. 71 715.92

925. 80 685.40

913.40

1, 302. 75

564. 60

801. 17 836.83
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 34.

Statement sJioiving the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, iSg8, —Continued.

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

work.

Piece- work.

":\'ebster, G

Vebster, Geo. A

V'ebster, O. S

^Yebste^, W. F

^Veidman, J. M

Weiaman, John C . . Weiss, W. J Weitzel. John B

Welborn. E. B

\Yelch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Welch, Frank

Welles, D. A

Wells. Chas. W

Wells, E

Wells, H. L

Wells. James

Wells. O. M

Welsh, C. H . Welsh, 2s orris Welsh, AY. I. Weltv, James L

Wernwag, R. S

Weser, Rosa R

West, A. A

West. Arthur

West, Catherine J

. . . West, Charles S

West, James

West, Marion T

Weston, Frederick F

.

Wetzel, Emil P

Weyand, H. S Whalev, Maggie

Whall.'EdwardG. ..

.

\Yheat, E. M

Wheeler, George

Wheeler, Hazard

Whitcomb, H. D

White, B

White, B. C

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

YYhite, Harry A

White, Ida White, Maude \' White. Robert H

White, Sarah

Whitehead, Carrie L

.

Whitehead, Z.W

Whitelaw, P.J

Whiteside, John H . . Whitford,Geo. A . . . Whitford, Wm. E. .. . Whitlock, James A. Whitmee, Lizzie Whitmore, W. S Whitnev, Geo. M

Whitnev, Wm. A

WTiittaker, HoraceW.

Whitted, F.W

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie

Wh\i;e, Wm

Widdicombe, Cornelia

YYiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H

Wild, E. S

Wilej', James H

Wilev, P. W

Willev, S. H

Wilhe'lm, Chas

YYilkins, F. P

Wilkinson, Nellie . .

.

56

1, 106

2, 219

1, 658

1,540

2, 473

2, 293^

2, 392

1,541 1,812

2, 288

2, 104 424 1.925^

2,69s 623^

2, 281^^ 1,964^

2, 274 ^z, 2. 527 ^<

1. -,i6 2,263l< 392

721 1,894^

1,50294

2, 400

2,498

1. S9314

2. ^12

+42.

SS7, 669,

617,

S66, 989 917

702

618,

$527- 73

544-99

*302

2, 392 *26

2, 542

[, 146

745- 915-

841.

118. 778. 673.

249. 912.

565. 909.

633.

493-

543-

100.

180. 360.

608.

23- 655.

1 090.

523-

.377-

309- 57

834- 659.

45S.

2, 232^

1,746

1,806 1.719^

447

168

2, 696

96

2, 142 516^

1, 429^

1,318

2, 296 1,935^

2, 021

2, 285^

I. 886 764^

1, S59

2. 2455^

2, 504

I. 135

2, 645

856

1, 2395^

1, 171'/^ 2,303

2, 076^

2, 217!/^

2, 306^

1, 189^

2, 293

893-

703. 436-

871.

178.

50. 400. 40

532- 98

90 . 84 . So . 60 . So •. 20 1. 40 .

305. 80

743. 60

898. 20

629. 30 288.55

r, 058. 00

214. 00

499. 00

356. 65

I, 173- 07 831.44

I, 330. 54

943- 96

476. 40

917. 20 713-44

584- 84

Wilkinson, Wm. J

- -

.

Williams, Arthur J

. . Williams, Birdie

YYilliams, C. L

Williams, Chas. A . . . YVilliams, Chas. H . .

.

Williams, F

Williams, Fred B

Williams, H.T

Williams, Jesseye ..

.

YVilliams, Josep'h T. . Williams, Lucy E . . . . YVilliams, Ylargaret .

j YVilliams, YIar\' H . . YVilliams, Robert . . . .

j YVilliams, T. G

YVilliams, T. H

' Williamson, Jas. B. . .

I YVilliamson, Lizzie C

YY'illis, F. M

Willis, Jas

I YVilliss, Henr^- C

1 Wills, Thoma's H. .. . YVilson, Alice

I Wilson, Blanche

YVilson. Chas. H

Wilson, G. G., jr

: YVilson, H. F

YVilson, J Wilson, J.C

Wilson, J. L. C

Wilson, John :m Wilson, ]Mary E

YVilson, Nelie

Wilson, R. C

Wilson, Richard J . .

.

Wilson, Thomas

Wilton. YY\ C

Wilver, E. J Wimmer, Wilda

Wimsatt. HarrieR. . . AVinchester, John M.

Winkelman, F. J

. . . . Winne, C. L

YVinne, E-L

YVinner, W. F

YVinston, P. H

Wise, :\Iar\- Wise, Samuel G

Wise, W. E

YVisener, L- A

Withers, Gertrude V.

YVisted, J. J

! YY'ithall, Judson J

' Wood, A. L

YVood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, J.H

YVood, James

AVood, John D

AVood, ,M

AY^ood, P

Wood, T. B

Wood, AV.M

A\''ood, AA^arren C

AA^oodell, Jno. C

AA^oodell, E. H

AA'oodend, Emma F.

.

AA^oodgate, Geo. J

. . . . AA'ooding, Samuel G . AA^oodrufl, G. G

Woodruff, Priscilla .

.

AVoodward, Elmer E

.

Woodward, L

AA'oolsev, Emma ...... AVork, H. L

AA^orsham, AV. W

Hours

employed.

2, 295^

1,751

2, 090

1,571 1,688 1,635^

*287

1,716

I, 299^

1,844^

Amount earned. Time

work.

2, 260^^

2, 149 2,744

976

2,301^^

1,428 2,091^

1,894 1,403%

1,776

1, 602

1, 763/^

192

2, 2731^

2, 199 160

2, 283^

1,199 1,287%

I, 016

2, 472 805%

1, 000

1,717 *287

120

2, 138%

2, 296

1, 946

2, 283^

2, 062

1,369

1, 111%

2, 040

2, 261^

*287

2, 241 208

2, 058%

1,644 2,456

2, 023

2, 229 2,464

2, 071

2, 191%

2, 280

, 046 984'

240 884 415%

2, 288 [,674% [,960%

t, 857%

$943-

823.

422, 392

1,435

708, 312. 964

542-

859-

I, 029.

274. 577-

399-

1, 137- 830. 561.

710. 427.

426.

48.

1, 026.

970-

48.

I, 308.

. 175. 322. 251

807. ,650.

30.

, ir ,018. 486

579

1 03342

277. 489.

905-

, 004.

, 026.

58-

2.

, 114- 592.

, 029. 473-

629.

393- 471.

73- 182. 124. 915-

401.

863. 465- Days.
296 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.^

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding diudng thefiscal year endedJune ^o, i8g8.^ etc. —Continued.

Name.

Woulfe, Tyouis V . . .

.

Wrenn, I^illian Wright, B. C

Wright, Carrie May

Wright, George

Wright, John

Wright, Mary ^ .... Wright, Preston B .

.

Wright, S. C

Wright, W. H

Wright, W. Z

Wright, Walter E... Wroe, Chas. P. P . . .

.

Wyatte, Geo Wyman, Nannie . . . Wynne, Mary T . . .

.

Yarrington, W. D. .

.

Yater, C. B

Yates, A. C

Yauchler, H. J

Hours

employed.

2, 296

1, 755

2, 220>^

1, 749^

828

2, 133 184 1,599

1,504 496

1,82514 992

2, 284

2, 224

2, 059 14

2, 212 1,792

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, woik.

$574. 00

422. 50

888. 20 419.88

373-68

533- 25 73.60 465-35

602. 04

124. 00

755- 00

396. 80 571.00

892. 80

824. 24

960. 52 716.80

I349. 40

254-31 517.80

Yetter, H. C

Yingling, S. B

York, I^ewis Youart, R. K

Young, Isabella Young, Chas. E

Young, H. D

Young, James E . . • Young, Scott K

Young, Willis E

Youngblood, Jennie W

Youngblood, Robt. K

Youngs, H. W

Ziegler, Chas. J

Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, Joe E- . Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1, 976 $1, 047. 26

2, 139 615-45

1,165 291. 25

2, 301 ¥2 989. 14 *287 I, 694- 75 2,315^ 941. 24

2, 829 816.82

2, 463^ 985.40

I, 007 403.06

24 5.76

I, 278 539- 12 *287 704. 00 944 378.44

2, 285 >^ I, 211. 31 2,325 I, 042. 32

1,415 566. 00

i,978>^ 558. 52

2, 153 861.80

* Days. No. 35.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

JO, i8g8, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Abell, A. T

Ackerman, A. M

Adams, A. S Adams, Annie C Adams, Carrie Adams, Louisa Adams, V. L

Adams, Wm. R

Adam.s, Wm. S

Addis, D

Adie, Alice

Albritton, Jessie Allen, H. M

Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B.. . Ambrose, J. F

Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, A. W

Anderson, Edna S. . . Anderson, Ella Anderson, Fred. A. .

.

Anderson, Mary E - • • Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrews, A. E- I Andrews, ly. L

Andrews, M. L

Armor, M. M

AruLStrong, F. A

Arnold, George J Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Ashford, Edith B

Ashion, H. F. Atchison, Celia

Atkin.s, J.H

Austin, Ernest R

Austin, G. L,

440

476 623^

384 530 696

384

931

I, 020

958J4 840

96895^

665

507 900 14 376

328

662

928

'384'

48 777^

48

582 6"o

547

Amount earned. Time

work.

fI23. 20

119. 00

149. 64

92. 16 132.49

190. 00

153. 60

325- 85

244. 80

287. 55

210. 00

387. 20 23.87

266. 00

126. 75

216. 12

212. 15 61.50

264. 80

222. 72

153- 60

11.52

388. 75 11.52

232. 80

268. 00

257- 32

Piece- work.

$242.08

'188.' 68

125.61

234. 80

53-57

153- 77 124.96

188. 74

195- 25

227. 73

260. 82 85-52

Name.

Ayre, Florence O . . . . Ayres, Annie

Babcock, John

Babcock, 1

Baden, Thad

Bailey, S

Bain, P. C

Baker, F

Baldenecker,Theo.E

Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J. . . Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, I^aura 1^ . . . . Barnett, May

Barnholt, Wm.H

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett. Marion R . .

.

Barrett, Robert D

Barron, Alice J Barron, C. Barry, J

Bassler, Henry W. . . . Bat.son, Martin K. . .

.

Bauer, C. A

Baylie, Jennie

Bayly, John A

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beamer, Fannie

Beatty, R. I, Beckwith, Daniel . . .

.

Beckwith, Nettie

Beight, Melvin M

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra ......

Hours employed.

382

'384' 328

8 566^

384

832

826

296 827

847

704

112 384

736 572

I, 147 856 }4 958

212

284 335 572

256

384 264 725^- 504 >^ 383

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$91.68

165. 12

154. 16

3. 20

177. 03

153- 60

419. 12

198. 24 71.04

330. 80

203. 28

352. 00

28. 00

153-60 177.00

163. 40

573- 25

214. 12 431.08

50. 88

71. 00

134. 00

228. 80 62.52

153- 60

132. 00

174.12

254- 25 91.92
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 297

No. 35.

Statement shoiuing the Ji umber ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Repoi't {i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Benham, John S Benjamin, W. T

Bentzler, Jno. L

Berger, Joseph J Bergman, Mary A . .

.

Bernhard, Talitha. .

.

Berrigan, M. G

Berston, :SIar\'E Bevler, Edward

Bier, Robt.

Bierlev, "William ... . Biggaft, C

Bilyeu. Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A .

.

Birmingham, Jos. J.

.

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Blackiston, Lillie 1^.

.

Blackistone, Frances P

Blair, Belle D

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie B .

.

Blosser,-Ross J Blunden. N. A

Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A . . . . Bogan, Naomi R

Bogia, Ferd. F

Boland, B. T

Bolinstarck. Anna . .

.

Boo, Louis K

Boone, ^Nlary K

Boone, N. F

Borland, Alex. T

Boteler, Harry S

Bowie, A. J Boyd, Alex

Boyle, Fannie

Brace, Minnie \V Bradford, J. L

Brady, Rosa

Bran'chcomb, B. F. .

.

Brandner, Veronia. . Brandt, Adam

Brannan, Man,' A. . . . Braun, Pauline S

Breen, Jas Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, Margaret L

Breslin, J Brett, Annie E

Brick, Alice L

Brick, Emma L

Bridge, Alice M 1 Briggs, J.S

Brittain, Alice A I Broadus, ISIartha .... Brock. A. D

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, R. H

Brosemer, Louis Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence ..... Brown, ^Marietta S. . . Browne, Jno. C Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Brumelkamp, J. A. . . Brummett, A. C

Brv'an, John A

Br\-an, S

Bry-arly, Susan F. . . . Br\-erton, ^Maggie. . . . Buckingham, Clint.

C

Buckley, Anna

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

5675^ 480

584

375 035^ 258.87 384 92. 16 628 256. 80 303^ 121. 40

896 224. GO

185. 16

230. 20 382 152. So

672 336. 75 656 328. 00

383^/^ 153-40 384 92.16

199

.-.76 384

264 383^ 551^ 383^

21663^

384

568 1/^ 376

471 704

3S2

768 894

^81 208 14 *72

232

'384' '384'

332 650

44095^

376

583 536

348

1,056

380 >^ 25254

287

$198. 62

144. 00 233.60

150. 00 $127.38

212.44.

47-76

176. 72

153- 60

.124. 08

153- 40

206 81

153- 40

60. 48

15- 24

156. 00

136.44

117. 50

117. 75

352. 00

152. bo 156.87

184. 32

223. 50

133. 52 50.04

373- 00

109. 04

72. 00

72. 00

62. 25

162. 48

220. 00

38. 20

94. 00

233. 20

160. 80

277. 60

91.32

118. 67

71.75

E84. 78

44- 34

[22.85

^8. 09

130. 16

62. 53

25.41 2i2;s4

93- 36 119.69

201. 69

181. 91"

43- 00

98. 77

193. 96

86.50

102. 49

183.53

58. 40

164. 81*Davs

Buddington, Anna E

.

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Bugden, Arthur M. .

.

Bullock, W. P

Bvmn, Sidney S

Burchard, Carrie V. . Burges, E. C

Burgy, Marie

Burgy, Pauline

Burke, Catharine. . . . Burke, Geo. O

Burke, James J Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

I Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burlingame, Wm. . . . Burnett, N. P

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Nellie C

Burr, .\da

Burritt, Jessie A

Bvirrus, Anna

Bvirruss, ]\Iary Burson, LA

Burwell, O. K

Bushee, R

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J Bvrne, Mary E

Byrne, P.J

Byrnes, Thomas F . . . Callaghan, William. . Callahan, J. J

. Callahan, John J

Callan, Teresa M ... Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, M

Campbell, Thos. A. . . Carleton, R. P

Carpenter, Emma J. Carpenter, Fannie L. Carpenter, Lizzie. . . . Carev, H. J Carr, Chas. C

Carrigan, Atinie, .... Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Michael

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Edward L - . . • Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I Carter, Lily

Carter, Wm. J Casey, Daniel J Casey, William F

Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton,'john P. D

Caton, Mary

Cayanaugh, James. .

.

Cawood, Blanche.... Cawson, Chas. C

Chandler, Lizzie Chapman, Annie. . . . Chapman, Geo. T

Chapman, S. A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, Maria A [ Chedal, May B

Cheeks, Henrietta J].'

Hours

employed.

748

822 1, 152 5805

328 398^

206 224 577

352

436

576 384^

660

743 302^

499/4

328

701

264

176 776 336

384

516 263^

384

Amount earned. Time

work.

352 1,047%

752 854 383^

332

576 384

281 632

575)4 492

352

3835 623 384

3515^ 983

712

288

204 384

384

S179- 52

329. 00

16. 00

345-60

145. 12 85.63 95-64

49.56

53.76 144.24

140. 80

104. 64

161. 28

96. 17

204. 12

185. 75

105. 87

199. 80

154. 16

280. 40

246.60 92.40

42. 24

194. 00

157.92

270. 00 153.60

129. 00

131.75

215. 26

140. 80

261.87

180. 48

204. 96

180. 24

103. 75

144. 00

120. 00

105. 37 316.00

161. 14

123. 00

140. 80

153. 40

249. 20

153- 60

84. 36

307. 19

100. 00

170. 88

79. 63 51.00

72. 00
298 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35. —-Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in pi'inting the Annual

RepoH {i8g6) of the Sea^etary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Childs, Samuel N

Choate, John W

Christian, Rufus L. . Christie, Harrv R. . . . Christy, Edwin F

Clark, Nellie Clark, Pearl D

Clark, Sarah P

Clarke, John

Clarke, W. W

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, KHa F

Clinton, F. S

Coaklev, G

Cobb, Carrie B

Cochnower, F. C

Cochran, John K

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Cohen, Meyer ,S Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Coleman, Benj Coleman, CO

Coleman, I^aura

Colklesser, A. A

Collerd, Otis B

Collins, B.J

Collins, J

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colt, James B

Columbus, A

Columbus, Annie H

Colvin, G.S

Colwell, Fred M

Comber, Annie

Conger, Wm. H

Connell, Michael F. . Connell3% James H. . Connelly, Marj^ Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, K. Grace . . Connor, Agnes G . . . . Connor, Wm. C

Conway, Thos

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen Q . . . Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie Copper, Sam'l R

Corbin, M

Cornell, S. M

Corridon, Joanna. . .

.

Cosden, Mary E

Coster, S. K

Coughlan, Alice M. . Covert, C. C

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, F. B

Cox, I^ulu Cox, Mary E

Craft, Max. .' Craig, Amanda

Cratty, Kate

Craw'ford.HortenseE

Creed. J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crider, I^aura

Hours

emploj^ed.

5411^ 768^

263^

384

576 608 30448

579^

384 939^

16 902 383^

552 383^

992

603

872

693

333'/^

368

216 744 948

247 520

581 712

256 384

210 6831^ 383^ 358%

559

856 676

192 645

1,158^ 334^

583

556

352

, 142 264 383^

8321^

I 175 136 1891^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$216. 60

307. 40 123.84

228. 00

. 00

152. 00 57.00

12. 00

192. 85

231. 80

197. 00

180. 48

234- 87

4. 00 216.48

153- 40

276. 00

153- 40

248. 00

181.05

209. 28

166. 32

133- 40

110. 40 86.40

261.99

227. 52 46.31

195. 00

145- 24

284. 80

76.07

134. 40

50. 40

273. 40

153-40 86.04

223. 60

214. 00

169. 00 46.08

154. 80

84.83

278. 04

80. 28

226. 01

88. 80

180. 48

139. 00

176. 00

399. 69

75-31

71.91

199. 80 324.12

38.08

75.80

Piece- work.

|222. 84

212.57

208. 58

249. 71

102. 74

155.31

216.38

251.22

III. 39

166.71

203. 04

181.45

234- 25

176. 61

205. 71

51-28

232.48

115-03

116.73

74.06

240. 12

Name.

Crollard, I^izzie. .

.

Crone}% Amanda J Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, EdnaB

Crowley, Patrick . Crush, J. E

Cullen, A. W

Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, Mar\^ Curran, Fannie E - . Curtis, Maggie

Curtis, Kate

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O. S

Dalkin, Isabella .... Daly, Alice V

Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

Darling, Delphine . Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E- M

Davenport, Samuel

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth. . .

.

Day, Henry H ..... Day, J. P

Deane, Walter P . .

.

Deans, A. C

DeardofT, Paul C . . .

.

Decker, Kate

Defrees, A. S Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie. .

.

Devlin, Margaret M

Dewev, Eizzie Dickel A. J. W

Dickinson, Fannie . Dierken, Agnes

Dietrich, Rena

Diggs, N

Dillon, Thos

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia. . .

.

Dodge, G. C

Dodge, vSarah Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mary A. .

.

Donaldson, Ellen. .. Dooley, Rose E

Dorsey, Frank

Dorsey, W. B. . . . Dougherty, Jno. F .

.

Dougherty, Mary E

Dovigherty, Nellie M

Dougherty, William

Dove, Mafv F

Dow, M. E' Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowling, H. C

Dowling, J. L. . . . . .

.

Downey, Mary A . .

.

Downie, I^izzie Downs, A

Dvibant, Maud

Ducatel, B. W

Duffy, Kate E

Dugan, Jennie I . . .

.

Dumont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Hours

employed.

8231^ 350^

360 937

368

384 460

415 823^

384

1, 150

351 568

360

144 384 341^

^80 8525^

129 658^

208 536

1, 148 367^

378

371

836

176 342

380

270

963 299^

740

287 384

376 384 480 1,003^

384 946^

37^) f,055

Amount earned. Time

work.

I197. 64

109. 53 86.40

234- 34

92. 00

92. 16

230. 00

19. 20

99. 60

160. 80 321.44 88.20

90. 72

69. 56

32. 16

209. 00

70. 40 85-49

152. 00 77-03

231. 12

74- 87

117. 60

2. 00

185. 00

70. 13

92. 16

150. 40

92. 16

115. 20

401 . 40 49.92 69.56

153. 60

2-7. 16

205. 87

92. 16

345- 00

84. 24

142. CO

76.68

180. 00 76.50

120. 00 81.96 95.00

341. 00

64. 50

263. 40

III. 50

422. 00 153-40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 299

No. 35.

Statement shozuing the number ofpersons employed hi printing the Afinual

Repori {iSg6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Dunnington, Luc3^ P

.

Durham, C Durham, ]Mar\- C

Dutrow, A

Dutton. John W

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Dwyer, Jno. L

Dwyer, \Vm

Earnest, A. T

Eckels, P. J EcklofF. C. R

Kddv, Orrin

Edie, M. A

Edgington, Mar\-. . . . Eggleston, :M. E" Edmonds, vSarah Edmondson, H. A .

.

Edmonston, Arch . . . Edwards, Flora. . . . . . Edwards, Lizzie . . . .

.

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Elliott, Harr^'W

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, EttieS

Ellis, :Mabel

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Elwood. C. Thos

Elwood, Cora Isl English, S. G

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . . . Eppley, Maggie C . . . . Erdman, Geo. F

Erner, Fannie A

Eskew, H. M

Espev, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espev, Louis

E.s.sex, E. J Esterlv, J. Invin

Etchis'on, L. E

Evans, Ella V

Everhart, Jennie . . . . Everman, John W. . . Fagan, Cora B

Falbu.sh, Mary K. . . . Fallon, D. F

Farley, H.J

Farle\-. Lizzie J Farmer, Jno. J Farnsworth, MoUie . Farrell, John A

Faye, Jacob

Featherstoii, M

Feehan, James A. . . . Feenev, J. L

Feltha'm, Emilv O . . . Fenton, Elsie F

Fergu-son, John F . . . Ferguson, Wm. P. . . . Ferguson, W. T

Ferneyhough, Geo.N

Field, Sadie

Finch, George

Finney, M. J Fisher, Amanda E. . . Fi.sher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Minnie E. . . . Fitzgerald, T

Fitzhugh, Ella M

Fitzpatrick, Henr\'.

.

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick. J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mar\' . .

.

Fitz Patrick, Mafv H

9S9 $237- 36 576 144.00

I, o66J^ 426. 60 804 321.60

864 345- 60 762^ 190. 62

304. 76. 00

351 140. 40

372 148. 80

SS414 212. 28

$178.69

204. 18

384

384

312

284^^ 965^

312

376 640^

400

376 *56

368

112 381^

199^2 384

96.00

153- 60

74. 88 71.12 321.82

482. 75

124. 80 90.24

160. 12

108. 31

188. 00

320. 20

184. 00 65.90

91-56

79. 80

134. 40

232.32

237. 89 383^ 153- 40

384 192. 00 367^ 88. 20 32 8.00

968 247. 40 054^ 421. 80 967 >^ 387. 00

8851^ 265. 65 556 139.00 574 229. 60

153- 12 376 150. 40 488 122.00

208 52.00

901 360. 40 382^ 91. 80

87.^96

179- 15

196. 49 no. 67

95. 22

206. 04 93-03

180. 25 122.56

211. 41

'218.' 05'

120. 94

244.48

155- 75

176. 06

84. 09

173-63

127.45

96 24. 00 374 89.76 381^ 152. 60

998 933^

399- 20

373- 40

367 K 88. 20 383 91.92

161. 25

188. 00

205. 45

105. 85

Name.

Hours

employed.

Fitzsimmons, Mary . Fitz Simons, A

Fizer, Adele F

Flahahan, Elizabeth

Flaherty, Edward. .

.

Flanagan, M. E

Fleming, M

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, John

Fljmn, Mamie

Flynn, Walter K

Fogerty, James

Folej^ Daniel J Ford, J.T

Ford, Mary C

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick. .

.

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A . . Fowler, Mattie E

Fox, Catherine Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C. . . . Francis, Heiirv Frank, Beulah M

Frank, Peter Franz, C. F. L

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H. .

.

Frederick, MarjFrink, Emma A

Fugitt, Harriet A. . . . Fuhrman, Edward . Fuhrmann, Chas. J. . Fuller, A. G

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, J. H. . . . Furrow, Annie M . . . . Fuss, Henrj^

Gaddis, Leroy J Gainev, Agnes C

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Marj'

Gallagher, W. E ... Galvin, John F

Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A . . . . Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mary E

Garst, Susie L

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . .

.

Gayle, Ida

Gerv-ais, John B., jr. .1 Getchell, E. P

Gibson, Hopkins . . .! Gilbert, H. A j Gil day, Edward J ! Gilliam, Catharine E i Gillin, Davdd 1 Gillin, J.T

Ginesi, Marie

Girvin, Isabella

Gisriel, L

Giusta, Margaret A. . Glade, Henry

Glenn, J. F • Glenn, Joseph F

Glover, Wm. M - . Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goodheart, Briscoe . .

j Goodman, Cassie A . .1

376

8885^

176 374^

264

961 384

959^

752 366^

351^

480 921^

646

460

1, 160 930/^

382 548

lOI) 264

383 384 424

172 248 384

384

968

384

336 632

313

216 375

382^^

1,028 915^

792 907

379 374^

379^

384 914

769 912

375 670

904 944

964

384

Amount earned. Time

work.

$150. 60

213. 24

42. 60

149. 80

156. 90

384. 40

153.60

84. 00

147. 60

383. 80

188. 00

146. 60

\&,o. 60

[20. 00

221. 16

258. 40

115.00

464. GO 223.32

152. 80

219. 20

440. 60

49- 50

153-20

153- 60 118.72

60. 20

147. 40

153-60

153- 60

271. 60

387. 20 153.60

80. 64

158. 00 75-12 51.84

70.32

91. 80

155- 40

308. 40

228. 87

420. 55

362. 80

i»9- 50

227. 20

89. 88

91. 08

92. 16

365. 60

322. 80

364. 80

150. 00

167. 49 361.60

236. 00

272. 20

153. 60 Days.
3O0 REPORT 01^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 2)^.~-StateMent showing the mimber ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Goodspeed, Alex

Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Mary K

Goss, M

Gotta, Robt. C

Gotwald, I^. Murray. . Graeves, Udith S Graham, A. W

Graham, Harry C . . . . Graham, Madge W . . Grant, Lizzie Grasse, Marie L, Graves, J. S

Gray, 15. S Gray, Edna

Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Green, E. A

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Rose A

Green, Wm.T

Greene, Emma

Grenacher, Charles. . Griffin, John

Griggs, W.L

Grimes, lyaura I, Grin nan, R. E

Griswold, M. J Guy, Isabelle P

Haar, Rosa M

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Hain, Elizabeth

Halbleib, Eouis E

Hall, Minnie

Hall, Wm. T

Hallidav, Belle Hamilton, F. D

Hammond, Jno. E . . . Hannon, Ella Haradon, Fannie A. . Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Harding, E. H

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 L-

•

Harris, David

Harris, H

Harris, Flarriet Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harris, W. H

Harrison, J. W

Hart, Belle Hart, Wm. J Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harry.. . Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G

Hathavi^av, D.C

Hatton, iT Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie E- • • • Hawken, Agnes M . .

.

Hours

employed.

383

382

381 5h;

432 890^

532 339^

408

576 382^

,058^^ ,068 381^

440

216 598^

361 872

384 '526^

288 564^

661^

287^

407

Amount earned.

216 383^

319

567 383^

384 967^

436

717

736 384

730 807 372^

480

822 384

384 564^

464

344

100 383

352

383

479 H

330^

323^

384

Time Piecev\^ork. vi^ork.

5191.50

152. 80

[52. 40

[28.62 231-50

267.- 15 .96 84.87

122. 40

144. 00

153- 00

370. 47

256. 32 91-56

110. 00

54- 00

149. 62

144. 40

436. 00 153-60

132.82

76-03

141. 12

264. 60

53-91

lor. 75

54- 00

153- 40

76.56

226. 80 92.04

192. 00

435- 37

109. 00

179. 24

200. 00

153- 60

292. 00

322. 80 161.28 89.40

134. 40

347- 60

153-60

192. 00

141. II

205. 60

86.00

40. 00 92.04

165.44

153- 20

147. 20 119.87

99- 15

80. 87

103. 19

$134. 62

35-45

179.90

99-44

126. 59

216.41

233- 36

180. 53

244. 06

1 19. 21

129. 18

181.45

125. 99

t.38

96. 10

96- 13

266. 14

87. 85

170. 03

Hawkins, Geo. A

Hayes, Finley S

Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, Oliver Haynes, Eavinia F. . , Haywood, Jennie F. . Heck, Wm. C

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . , Heffernan, Thomas . Htffner, Clara S

Heffner, Mary

Heinline, Eida C

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, Nannie B. . . , Helff, Josefine M....

Hellings, Hattie R.. . Hendricks, Ellen Hepburn, Chas. F

Herzog, Emma

He.ss, S

Hester, John C

Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F. . Higgins, B. F

Highberger, Clara G,

Hill, J. E

Hill, Eorenzo

Hilton, Eva A

Hinsley, Eottie B . . . . Hitclicox, T Hodgkin, M. E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence.. Hofmann, Ferdinand

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F.. . Holden, Eewis F

Holler, Rosa E

Hollinger, Clara B .

.

Honiburg, Ernest F. . Hooper, E. J Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Eouise. . .

.

Houck, Emma

Houck, Henry T

Howard, Julia R

Howard, Minnie

Howells, Florence E- Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, C. A , . Hughes, G. H

Hvighes, Jennie Hughes, Mary F

Humes, Annie M. . .

.

Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, Bertha

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche

Hurley, Jennie C

Hurworth, Thomas.

Huson, Wilber J

. . . . Hu.ssey, Annie

Hutcherson, John F. Hutcheson, Erskine . Hutchinson, Amelia

.

Hutton, Clara E

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Jackson, Celeste T. . . Jackson, Mildred E. E

Jackson, Pauline

Jackson, W.W

Jaeger, Andrew

Jama, Teresa E

Jenkins, Ada

Hours

employed.

384 520

280 424

372 576

583

383 384

472

72

173 550^

576

583

384

480

834

356

216 968 440

383 832

383

384

216 360

668

Amount earned.

842^

620

272 280

516]^ ,015^

371 314 366^

384 515^^

245 384

565

208
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 301

No. 35.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [/8p6) of the Secretary of Agricultme, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

em- Amount earned.

Jewett, Annie R.. , Johnson, Adam Yv', Johnson, L. H. . . . , Johnson, R. S , Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie . . . . Johnson, Wm

16 2461^ $3-84

73-95

Piece- work.

4S0

944

576

336

2S8 360

384

S62 943^

967

Johnston, E. E - .. • Johnston, Frank M

John.ston, W. E. . .

.

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N. . .

.

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. B

Jones, EvdiaE

Jones, M". F

Jordan, I^ulu D 2S0 Jordan, Richard E. . . Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, I^ouis Kane, Nora

Kanke\-, Virginia. . . . Karnes, J. E

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J. . . . Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Kee. Ella Keebler, ZNIichael. . . . Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida \V Keeler, Rachel

Kehoe, Mar>-B

Keicher, Mary

Kelley, B. E

Kellv, Annie

Kelly, John J Kellv, Katie

Kellv, T.J

KellV. W. B

Kelly, W. T ; Kerby, L,izzie N

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia .... Killigan, Josephine A

King, M. R

King, MattieB

King, Mattie I King, Rufus T

Kinsella, M

Kistler, John S

Kluge, Anna A

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, Mar\- C

Knowles, Wni' T

Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel . Koon, H. R

Koontz, Edward J

. . . Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles . . . Kyne, Elizabeth

Lalor, Martha E

Lambert, Nannie. . . . Lambson, B

Lanahan, Frank vS..

.

Landvoigt, Jno. A. . . . Lange, E. A

I^ngley, Robt. C

391 93-84

356 142. 40

476 119. 00

343K' 82.44

576 180. 00

381 133- 35 384 153- 60

662 264. 80 920 345- 00

576 144. GO

79-^7

120. GO

283. 20

110. 00

1243-62

33-13

226. 40

[27. 38

[27.99

242. 65

1S8. 16

98.94

93-24

73. 20

114. 99

149. 40

90. 00

192. 00

209.87

258. 28 215-49

235-87

232. oS 384

20448

296

'384' 384 357^

848

92. 16 48.96

11.52

148. GO

96. 27

'55-36'

372 700^

384 642

16S 464 982^

461 380^

354 381^

380

384

324 616

384

384

153- 60

180. 48

134. 40

67. 03

212. 00

130.58

201. 60

89. 28

175- II

92. 16

256. 80

52. 50

185. 60

235. 80

184.40 71-34 66.37

152.60

956

376

380

384 328

152.00

153- 60

162. 00

154.00

153-60

92. 16

203. 07

146. 90

126. 28

202. 61

24. 44

114- 49

239.00

176. 72

152. GO

180. 48

95- 19

220. 09

89. GO

Hours

emploj^ed. Lanman, Frank E. . Laporte, W. M

Laselle, Mary S Lashhorn, M'. A

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lawrence, Emma. . . . Lawrence, J. Henrj-. Lawyer, Anna T

Layden, Libbie

Leaplej-, J. N

Leavv, Jennie

LeBuffe, A. F

LeCain, W. H

Lee, A. V

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

LefFerts, Samuel G. .

.

Lendner, Maggie. . . . Lenman, ]\L E

Leonard, David

Lester, J. J

Levej-, John 1 .

.

Lewellyn, Luzetta.

.

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, S. W

Levden, John E

Lillie, M. G

Lindsay, Mary

Lingui.st, John

Linhart, Ma^- Liomin, George

Litsinger, Elizabeth.

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Lloyd, Mar^- T

Lohmej-er, Richard C

Long, Isabel M

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D . Lordan, John J Loring, Annie

Lowry, Robert

Lnckett, Lucinda . . . . Lucy, Cornelius J. . . . Lusbv, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lyddane, vSarah C

Lynch, Jennie Lynn, D

McAleer, H

McCabe, Hattie McCarapbell, N. L- - • McCarthy, John F . .

.

McCarthy, John J. .

.

McCathran, Donald. . McCauley, Emma D. McComb" John

INIcConahay, Stella B

.

ISIcCormick, Mars..

McCorniick, Marv E. McCullough, Robt.E- McCullum, Ella McDaniel, James M . McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, C

McDonald, J. F

INIcEnaney, Chas McFadden, Alice R.

.

McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGowan, Minnie F. McGivern, Marian . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . . McGurk, Alfred J . .

.

3S03 384

-.68

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, i work.

$152. 20

180. 48 88.32

320 559

383 H

444

376

785 H

276 664

536 664

758

'382^^ '384"

385^

384

576

575 >^ 478

509^

79154 500^

677^ 382^

336

803

383)^ 456

26. 00

29. 1

2

146. 00

191. 00 87.32

140. GO

73- 33

144- 95

153- 00

92. 16

150. 40

139- 75 153-40

48.96

152. 8g

176.72

[20. 96

177. 60

90.24

4GG. 91

68. 83 265.60

150. 08 265.60

265. 30

214. 20

192. 00

154- 28

259. 20

153- 60

192. GO

230. 40

161. 14

119. 50

203. 80

197. 87

125. 12

271. 00

153-00

97-57

200. 75 71-91

182. 40
302 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showi7ig the mimber ofpei sons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKee, Thomas . . .

.

McKenna, James. . . . McKevitt, Annie McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. L

McL,anahan,\V. H. .

.

Mclvaughlin, Deline. McLean, I^aura V . .

.

McMahon, M. K

McManus, James. . . . McMaster, Clara . . . . McMonigal, Harry . . McMurti-ie, C. A . . McNally, Francis J . McNamara, Bridget. McNamara, Jennie. . McNamara, Maggie.

McNamara, Mary . .

.

McNamee, Catherine McNeal, H. W

McNelly, Mamie I^. . McNerhanj^ Ida .... McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud. .

.

McQueen, M

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Maag, Frank W

Macfeat,T. D

Mackay, G. D

Macnamara, F. G . . .

.

IMacnichol, Sallie Maddox, Fannie Maddren, J. S

Magill, Chas. H

Magill,W. J Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F. . . . Mahoney, Julia Main, J,. C

Malone, Mary A

Mangan, Elizabeth.

.

Mangan, W. J Manire, J. ly Mankin, Rose D

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie E- . Mansfield, J. E

Markey, Patrick H. . Markham, M

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, I^ibbie Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Bertie Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E... Martin, Thomas

Marye, A. M

Massey, Victoria P , . Massie, ly. A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, John

Matthews, Effie V . . . Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, Sallie J Maus, C

Maxwell, John W . . . . Maxwell, Julia M. . . . Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, L,ouise J

Hours

employed.

308

216

256

29? 642

780

572

336

384 382^

381K2

382 376

120 536

480

383'/^

382 383^

72 352 383

382 383^

358^

408

384

, 152 380 959^

264 383^ 383^

384

576 416

768 480

383^/^ 383

383 ^2 3S4

342 416

552 372^

354^/^

2l6 328'

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$154. 00 54.00

74. 87

146. 00

192. 60 351-00

228. 80 431-81 63.00

153-60

91. 80 24.96

71-35 91-56

152.80 70.50

30. 00

134. 00

144. 00

152. 80

153- 40

25. 20

T40. 80

71.81

153- 00

153- 40

143. 40

231- 15

203. 52

288. 00

71-25

230. 28

66. 48

153-40 92.04

153- 60

230. 40

104. 00

191.99

120. 00

153- 40

91.92

92.04

192. 00

82.08

104. 00

221. 00

89. 40

141. 80

86.40

131. 20

195- 13 91-38

180. 39

161.38

20. 00

187^52 85.26

96. 93

130.91

209. 59

215-95 98.64

180. 07

[27.86

93- 23

163. 55

:26. 88

216. 96

160. 10

177. 67

208. 13

189- 59

82.41

96. 00

179.01 90.41

May hew, Chas. W . . Means, Ijzzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie

Meehan, Joseph

Mendel, Val

Metcalf, F. S Metheny, Belle Meyer, Leonard

Meyers, Ellen S Middleton, EUa

Milans, Emma J Milbourn, Florence.

.

Millay, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, David A

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Mills, E. C

Mills, Mary

Milton, G. L

Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, E.E

Mitchell, Joseph D. .

.

Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, Martha W.

.

Mitchell, MattieM.. . Moakler, Charlotte . . Mockbee, Lizzie V. . . Moeng, W. J Moncure,T. G

Montrose, Olive M. .

.

Moonev, Alice Moorc'C. W

Moore, Cecelia A

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Wm. S Mooty, M. M

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morecock, Virginia . . Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Miriam E. • - Morgan, Sara R

Morison, Lindsey. . . . Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L. T

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Frank

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H. . .

.

Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G

Motherhead, John C. Moxley, Edah C

Moylan. Thos. J Muckelston,Wm. H. . Mudd, Frances T

Muffley, Wm. E

Mulcahy, Josephine J Mullen, J. J . Mulligan, J. Edw

Mulquin, Mary A. . . . Murphy, C. S Murphy, Charles T . . Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard. . . . Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Munell, Julia Murto, Edmund F. .

.

Murto, R. Benj Myer, Sam

Hours

employed.

483 366

459

496

384

270

24 382^

380

336

'385^^ 564^

384

536

208 539

576

384 372^

947 384

371 264

970^^

376

576

379 464

304

384 280

344 339

576

368 384

280 378^

383

370 376

3075^ 384

249>^ 372

383

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

384

159'/^ 374^

$120. 74 87.84

183. 60

124. 00

92. 16

ro8. 00

9. 00

113.60

153- 00 gi.2o

80.64

96.42

141. 12

153- 60

49.92

134- 75

198. 00

134. 40

149. 00

227. 2S

72. 00

89. 04

124. 08

71. 20

436.71

90- 24

144. 00 151.60

116. 00

152. 00

192. 00

161. 00

153- 60

153- 60

153- 60

163. 00

144. 00

249. 00 86.00

135- 60

161. 28

165. 60

153-60

87. 50

151.40 91.92

148. 20

176. 72 73.80

153- 60

119. 81

148. 80

153- 20

92. 16 74.96

176. 01 2.00

I 197-80

93- 33 35-62
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

^"o- 35-

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {iSg6) of the Secretaiy of Agrictiltui'e, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1 Piece- work.

575^

764

168 260 *33 3^

379^

385H

369

M^-ers, John | 541 Naeff, Laura | 384 Nally, James 384 Nebb, Barbara

XeeU-, D.R. P \ 551 Nelisran, Ann ' 956^^ Nelson, Chas. W ; 368^^

Ner\-is, Mar\- \

, Newell, Henry S : 570 Newman. Clarence . . 384 Newton, Josephine . . 383^

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo.W

Noble, Josephine Lee

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Noonan. John J Norbeck.'Wni. G

Nuber. J. L

"• O'Brien, John J 0'Bn, on, Minnie .... O'Connell, Bridget O'Connor, Annie E

O'Connor, ^Mary^ E

O'Connor, Mar\- yi.. . 215 O'Donnell, vS. P'.

, 576 O'Gorman, Cat he- j rine O'Keefe, Hannah

O'Keefe, Katie C

O' Learv, Dennis J

. . .

.

O'Learj- O'Learv, Man'

O'Meafa, A. B

O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, W.J

O'Rourke.Mars- Ellen Opdvke. Alice Orem, Charles J 55 1 14 Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie 943^^2 Owens, INIars- Page, Geo. N ; 523 Painter, Kate W.

.

Palmer, Thomas S.. . 480 Parent. ^Margaret J

. . 384 Parham. Elizabeth A. 384 Parker, J. B i, 070 Parker John E 384 Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parsons, CD

Paudert, E. H

Payfair, N. M

Payne, James A.

.

Payne. Henr\-. . .

.

Peanson, Nellie H

Peckham, Emilv 1,054^ Pendel,T. F 384 Penicks, Thos. B *72

Pepper, James P 504 Percival, E. B \ Perdue, Bertie j Perkins, Geo. M 380 Perkins, Janie G 378^

Perkins, John A 273^^ Perkins, Laura V

Perkins. W. N ' 276 Perry, H.R ' 3811^

Perrv-, Pattie B

Pester, M. A 845 Peticolas. Pearl 24 Pfleging, Clara A

Phelps, CE ' 384

Phillips. Mar^- J j 336

Phillips, Milton | 3811^

$157- 24

92. 16

115. 20

384 384

363 488

336

165- 30

239. 12 147.40

142. 50

153- 60 92.04

21S.81

183.36

40. 32

269. GO

153- 60

151.80

153- 40

147. 60

51-72

144. 00

*48 263. 50

288 82. 15 639^ 159- 87

383'/^ 153-40 365 171-54

226. 44

198. 41

120. 00

92. 16

92. 16

256. 80

175-77 192.00

153-60 87.12

122. 00

97. 19

253- 08

153- 60

414. 00

T26. 00

118.75

91. 20

109. 40 69.77

152. 60

236. 60

6. 72

I46.99

54- 35

202. 61 95-65

126. 23

52. 12

181. 31 208.95 59-56 91.69

91.88

133- 86 188.46

121.33

96. 20

186.51

166. 59

181.45

125. 25

169. 03

160. 24

153- 60 80.64

152. 60

90. 97

192. 17

Name.

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pickard, \V. Newman

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, Laura

Pierre, ]\Iary piggott, A. r Piggott, Chas. H

Pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett . . . Plant, Hannah

Plumer, Frances B. . . Plumer, Josephine. .

.

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Povnton, Sarah S

Prather, Elizabeth . .

.

Prather, Man,- A

Pratt, D.]\r Pratt, Lillie Prescott, W. :\I Pridgeon, John

Prince, Emily F

Proctor, D . . .". Proctor, M. A

Proudlev, Rav

Pruitt, Ella M

Pumphre3-, Bettie. . . . Pumphrey, E. P., jr .

.

Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Pyemont, J. W

Quinlan, John F

Quintin, Lillie Radouski, Simon. . . . Raine^-, Agnes C

Randall, Emma

Randall, J. S Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Rav, Daniel C

Ray, Theo. C

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Reed, Lewis

Reid, Agnes H

Reillv, Ellen S

Reilly, Patrick

Reilv, Cora

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Richards, Marv* J . . . . Richards, .Sarah M. .

.

Richardson, Charles M

Richardson, R. A

Rickards, Sam'l P. .

.

Ricketts, J. H

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S

Ring, John

Riorden, Henry E...

Ritchie, E- J Roach, J.T

Robb, John H

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, Milton L - • • Robertson, Cora B . . . Robertson, Harry J.

.

Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, Lula M. . . Robinson, Sarah E . • Robinson, Sarah E. .

.

Roche, Anna E

Roche, E. J

Hours employed.

384 448 384

I, 020

272 552

371/4 892 384

384

839

320

432 384

377 369^

384

312 380

528

176

568 512

342^

488 859^

248

432

384

'382^^ 384

575'/^ 375^

379%

280

568

376 384

248

382

384

448

368 5^ 379

382 383

Amount earned.

* Days,
304 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showing the number of persojis employed in printing the Annual Report {i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Roche, lyouise Rockwell, Win. E. Rode, Gustav D . .

.

Rodgers, J. W

Rodger.s, Roselia .

.

Rodway, Alfred. .

.

Rogers, A

Rohr, J. A

Rose, J. F

Ross, Hein-y C

Ross, M. A

Rotenbury, Wm. R

Rountree, W. J Rous, Mary

Rowland, W. C . . .

.

Rowzee, Milt E. .

.

Rowzee, W. A

Ruby, lyUcy V

Runyan, Annie E. Runyan, Harry S . Rupp, I^vicy Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles .

.

Russell, Emma L.

Russell, I^izzie A . . . . Rutherford, Jas. A. . Ryan, Anna C

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A.

.

Ryder, Francis . Sailor, Oscar H

Sakers, John T

Salt, Joseph Same, Henrietta C. . Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, Mary I . . . . Sangston, Mary C .

.

Sardo, A. E

'

. Sardo, jr., A. E

Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude

Saunders, Sue

Savage, Kate

Savov, Georgeana .

.

Schafer, E.J

Scheerer, Annie M. . Schermerhorn, Catherine

Schlick, Fred. J Schweitzer, Christ F

Scott, James

Scott, K.

Scott, W. S

Scott, Wm

Searles, Katie C

Seebold, H. W

Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna .... Seyfferth, F. A

Seymour, Wm. S . .

.

Shaen, Michael Shannon, James F.

.

Shaw, O

Shea, Timothy

Sheirv', Mamie

Shepherd, L. A

Sheridan, Jas. H. . .

.

Shine, Edward J. . .

.

Shirley, Ida V. H . .

.

Shock, Mary

Shortsleeves, Annie

Shubbard, P. Kate .

.

Sibley, J Siebert, Frank

Hours employed.

379'/^ 384

488

216 455^

384

915 560

771 480

570

319'/^

384

569^^

372^/^ 383^

384 372^

380

384

384 382^

575'^ 510

392

280 480

480

665

384 574^

380

384

274 380 384

344

384

304

792

179/2 380

384 384

384

248

504

224 408

361

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

83.48

122. 00

62. 69

182. 20

153- 60

228. 73

140. 00

269. 85

120. 00

142.49

III. 82

92. 16

142. 36

149. 00 92.04 92.16

149. 00

152. 00

72. 00

153- 60

153- 00

143- 87 127.50

107. II 71. 20

192. 00 215.04

172. 50

254. 40

166. 25

120. 00

160. 86

91. 20

92. 16

109. 60

152. 00

192. 00

172. 00

153- 60

85.63

198. 00

71.80

115. 20

180. 48

180. 48

172.80 99.20

252. 00

125.60 97.92

91. 08

f86.55

229. 39

219.52

268. 33

220. 76

129.35

134. 90

139. 59

198. 08

167.27

220. 14

203. II

214. 46

161.38

83. 61

99- 50

127. 14

202. 04

124. 23 251.83

204. 89

Name.

Silence, Annie

Simmers, C. Sinimonds, Nellie .

.

Simmons, Arthur, jr Simpson, John .... Sims, M. E

^Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, CM

Singleton, Thos. D . vSingleton, W. H .... Skeen, C

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V . .

.

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, Anna J Smith, Emma F . . .

.

Smith, Florence ... Smith, J. S

Smith, John J Smith, M. J Smith, Mary

vSmith, Nellie Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, Wm. P

Smoot, Kate V

Snodgrass, Jennie .

.

Somers, I^izzie M. . vSommers, Adam J

.

.

Songster, Thos

Sothoron, Jessie .... Soules, E. C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M.T

Sparks, C. W..

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R .... Speier, Henriette. . .

.

Speisser, M. E

Spencer, Chas. L . . .

.

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M .

.

Sproule, W. J Spurrier, Wm. A . . .

.

Stack. Robert T

vStafTan, George

Stanley, Gertrude M

vStanley, M. J Stansbury, W. H

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora , Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Stein,. Josephine A .

,

Stevens, K

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie E.

Stewart. Martha

Stockham, Annie N , Stockman, Jas. A . . . . Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W..

Stoops, J. B

Story, Andre V. H . .

.

Stout, C. H

Stratton, L. C

Street, Georgia

Strieker, W. F

Strong, Fannie

Stuart, Bessie M

Stuart, Mary

Sullivan, Harry A . . Sullivan, J. M

Hours employed.

355 >^ 384

672 400

200

384

331

252

3613^ 368

381 264 568

1,036 334^

*48

380 384

288 384

384

388 >^ 384

320 577%

964

384

387^^ *46

384

380

380^/^ 851^

576

379'/^ 967^

336

64

I, 070^

1,080 380

381 344 384

208

24 384 334 382^

384

356

728 336

Amount earned. Time

work.

$17. 28

185. 75

142. 20

96. 00

168. 00

109. 03

50. oc

153.60

79- 44

118.44

169. 90 88.32

91.44

124. oS

227. 20

362. 60

133. 80

276. 00

282. 24

152. 00

154. 16

82. 15

146. 00

153. 60

108. 78

153- 60

76.80

161.78

254. 60 153.60

108. 50

207. 00

192. 00

152. 00

190. 25

383. 17

144. 00

91. 08

232. 20

84. 00

17.88

256. 92

378. 00

QI. 20

152.40

137.60 153.60 52.00

6. 00

153. 60

80. 16

153. 00

92. 16 85.44

291. 20 80.64

* Pays.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual Report [fSpd) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Hours l_ em- Amount earned.

^1^ Time Piece- Pl°>^^- work. work.

Sullivan, Rosa

Sutton, James H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Swarzman, Kate V .

.

Sweeney, Emma .... Sweeny" Patrick. . . . Sweetman. M. M

Swetland, M. E

Swett. Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin

Svdnor, Ellen F .. .. Svdnor. M. C

Szegedy, E.G

Taff Andrew

Tagart. Annie J

. . .

.

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Tarbox, F. t

Tavlor, E. P

Tavlor, W :M TaVlor, AV. \V

Teller, Chas

Terr\-, Hattie J Terrv, :Man.- F

Thaver, Geo. H. ... Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, Mar>' Thomas, Richard . . . Thompson, H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G . . . . Thompson. Emma L

Thompson. J. I . . Thompson, Julia A. . Thompson, May M. . Thompson, T. H . . . . Thompson, Zachariah Thornton, Florence. Throckmorton, K. B. Tilghman, A. L

Tilghman, J. W

Tillv, Fannie

Tiverny. Ida V

Tompkins. Kate A. . Toner, Alice E

Toomey, Dennis Townsend, Geo. E- .

.

Tov, James C

Tracv. J.M

Trapp, M. P

Tretler, Carrie L

Trudeau, E. E

Trumbo, A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, L. A

Turberv'ille, G. R. L- • Turkenton, Mary. . . . Turley, Gretta.

Turto'n, Fannie

Tvrrell, CarieL

Udell, Mattie Unthank, T. C

L'pperman, Emma F

Urban, Anna M

Van Arsdale, Ida Vance. Alice R Van Matre. Kate . .

.

Vaughan, Richard T

Veatch, Jas. E

Wade. M

776^ $186. 36 412 103. 00

236 56.64 370^ 88.92

364 87.36

341 81.84 530^ 132.61 384 153- 60

381 152. 40

382 91.68

383^/^ 153- 40

376 90.24

80 19-56 376 90. 24 585 234. 12

371^/^ 89. 16

1, 151 479 >^ 380

384

337 328 372

'968 480

350'/^ 96S 333^

280 384 528 480

375/4 512

2S0

?26.56 !

Hours employed.

56 73

170. 01 379 113. 70 951 237- 74 932 233. 00

383 H 153- 40 384 120. GO

216 51.84

1,0691/2 256.68

264 124. oS 376 90. 24 384 192. 00

1S7.6I

131. [i'..6^ 306. II 119. 87

91. 20

153- 60

So.

S9. 2S

242. 00

120. 00

84. 12

290. 40 80.04

. 67. 20

153- 60

132.00

120. 00

150. 20 128.37

87. 50

132.83

127.62 "57-63

245-57

I

687

I, 139^

171-75

398. 82 79-87

141. 12

213-83 88.79

76.35

76.57

161

1

574

95- 87

206. 64

40. 42

143- 50

92. 02

90. 72 31-63

344

280 91.32

154. 40

188. 24

221.38

Wagner, Ed

Waite, Fannie W .

.

Waldo, Lvdia

Walker, Chas. H . .

.

W^alker, Jos. E

W' allace, Frank S .

.

Walling, Rose

Walmslev, INI. E . -

• Walsh, .\!ice A

W^alsh, John E

W^alsh, Kate

W^alsh, M

Walsh, Mary

W' alter, Walters, Annie .... Ward, E. M

Ward, Eillie Warner, Annie E . Warren, Henrj-

! Warren, .Sanford M

{ Warren, Sarah J

. . . Warwick, J. F . ... Washburn, Edith.

.

Wasner, Mary

W^aters, .\nnie Waters, Eva E

Waters, Thomas B. Watson, Blair F . .

.

Watson, H.C

Watson, Samuel W

Watt.s, :M. Ro.sella.

.

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S j Wavson, Mar-v A j Webb, Walter H

Weber, M. K 1 Weber, Philip H., jr .1 Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, W.F

Weidman, J. :\I ..... | Weidman, John C . . .! Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Wells, Chas. W

Wells, E j WelLs, H. E

Welsh, Norris • West, A. .\ West, Catherine J West, Charles S Whalev, INIaggie | Whall,'Ed\vafdG. .. . White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

White. Ida White, Maud V

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, JohnH...

Whitmore, W. S

Whittle. George

' Whitzell, Hattie.. .

.

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H . . .

.

Williams, .\rthur J. . Williams, F

Williara.s, H. T

Williams, Jes.seve . .

.

! Williams, Joseph T. .

j Williams, Lucy E. . .

- William.s, T. H.. .. .. .

I Williamson, Lizzie C

383 864

351 368

384

184 570^

576

3S0 383^

348

382

232

383 ^/^ 383

351^2 574

576

379

362 360

208 383

351 340

383^^

104 528

383

384

.^611/

Amount earned.

192 336

212

1345^ 383/2 335

257 380^

343 '/^ 376 383^

364

245^4 384

, 152 520 544

379

384 384

312

392

Time i Piece- work, work.

$153. 20

207. 36

140. 60

110. 40

153- 60 63-36

44- 16

233- 80

144. 00

91. 20 153-40

184.44

106. 96

72.50 92.04

180.01

140. 60

172. 20

144. 00

90. 96

170. 13

90. 00 49.92

153- 20

140. 40 ; 180. 20 j 153-40 ; 29.12 I 83.56

211.20

153-20

153-60

144. 60 i .

76. 80

134-40 53.00 i 37.66 i 115.22

71-91 ! 134. 00

89- 94

152. 20 82.44

188.00

153-40

145. 60

115-38

96. 00

288. 00

228. 00

163. 20

178. 13

92. 16

153- 60 74.88

196. 00

576 161. 28

127. 61

201. 12

S. Doc. 5 20
3o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showing the 7iumber of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {i8g6) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Willis, F. M

Williss, Henry C

Wilson, Alice Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, J Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie

Wilton, W. C

Wimsatt, Harrie R.

.

Winner, W. F

Withers, Gertrude V

Wood, A. L ........

.

Wood, Alice G

Wood, J. H

Woodell, E.H

Woodell, Jno. C

Hours

employed.

112 375^

288 384

384 464

147 672 445^

384

Amount earned. Time

work.

$58. 40

ISO. 20 71.71

92. 16 5.68

179. 06

192. 00

120. 00

845. 25

168. 00

180. 76

153- 60

Piece- work.

$179- 37 215-77

190. 20

122. 45

Woodend, Emma F

Woodward, Elmer E. Worsham, W. W

Wren, Ivillian Wright, George

Wright, Mary E

Wright, S. C

Wright, Walter E • . • • Wroe, Chas. P. P Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Yingling, S. B

Young, Isabella Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zook, Alice M

Hours

employed.

1645^ 448

364

1, 071 6955

383

380

360 381"

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$49- 35

112. 00

87. 36 481.95

173-87

154- 80

152. 00

152. 40

82. 15

*Days. No. 36.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [iSgy) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, j8g8, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Hours

employed.

Abell, A. T

Ackerman, A. M

Adams, A. .S Adams, Annie C

Adams, Carrie Adams, Louisa Adams, V.L

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L. D

Adie, Alice Albertson, Geo. H . . . Albritton, Tessie Alden, A, j" Allen, H. M

Aman, F. A

Ambrose, M

Anderson, A. W

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Ella Anderson, Mary E • - Anderson, OUie Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, E- Iv Andrews, M. E

Armor, M. M

Armstrong, F. A

Arnold, George J

. . . . Ashcom, Mary

Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F

Atchison, Celia Atkinson, John F. . . . Austin, G. E

Ayre, Florence O . . . . Babcock, John

Baden, Thad

Bailey, vS Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Baker, W. S Baldenecker,Theo. E

Baldwin, E- F

Baldwin, Walter J . .

.

184

2569695^

i7o>^ 96

96

10896

220

175 263^

96

22096

16 192

192

192

19296

240

184"

Amount earned. Time

work.

$26. 88

24. 00

44. 16 45-96

2.00

107- 52 33-60

Piece- work.

47- 75

40. 92

38. 40 36.00

27. 00

24. 00

[12. 80

42. 00

52. II

24. GO

92. 16

90. 24 48.00

50. 88

7-52

46. 08

82. 56

90. 24

61.50

50. 88

99. 84 93-92

$57.66,

"50." is

62. 40

57- 46

65- 53

51-33 33-18

70.31

54- 67

'5i-"98

44- 95

45-96

30. 22

56- 54

Bangs, Clara C

Bardwell, Minnie W

.

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, Eaura E

Barnett, May

Barnholt, Wm. H . . .

.

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barrett, Robert D

Barringer, M

Barron, C. E

Barry, J Bassler, Henry W . . . Batson, Martin K

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beatty, R. E

Becker, Lott H

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra

Benjamin, W.T

Berger, Joseph J

. . . . Bergman, Mary A. .

.

Bernhard, Talitha. .

.

Berrigan, M. G

Berston, Mary E . - - - Bier, Robt. E

Bierley, William

Binkert, Damon A . . Birmingham, Jos. J

. Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Bivin, J. F

Blackiston, EiHie E.

.

Blackistone, Frances P

Blake, W. W

Blosser, Ross J Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A

Hours

employed.

183

135 21296

184f

217^^

72

112 2I9J^

192 228^

Amount earned.

96 24. 00

192 46. oS

190 76. 00

184 46. 00 219^ 90. 04

184 92 00

184 92. 00

220 90.24

96 38.40 219^ 54- 02

2041^ 97-29

204 82. s6 192 76.80 96 36.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8c)y) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Bogia, Ferd. F

Bolteii, Wm. R

Boud. Marion M. . .

.

Boo, Louis E

Boone, INIarA- E

Boss, John P

Boteler, Hatrv S Bowen, A W."

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Boyd, Alex

Bovle, Fannv

Bradford. T- L

Bradford. \V. R

Brady, Rosa

Bran'chcomb. B. F ... Brandner, Yeronia . . Brandt, Adam

Brannan, :Mar%- A . . . . Braun, Pauline S . . . . Breen, Jas Brennan. ZMargaret L

Breslin. J

Brett, Annie E

Brick, Alice E

Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Brigham, W. H

Brittain, Alice A

Broaddus, Martha . .

.

Brock, A. D

Brookfield, Caroline

Hours

em- Amount earned.

192 256

955^,

97

96

24^ 119^

96

Brooks, R. H

Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence .... Brown, Ivlarietta Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Brumelkanip, J. A . . . Bn,-an, John A

Brj an, vS Br>-erton, Maggie . .

.

Buckingham, Clinton O

Buckley, Anna

Buddin'gton, Anna E

Buehler, A. J Bullock. W. T

Burchard, Carrie V . . Burgess, W. R

Burg\-, Marie

Burgy, Pauline j Burke, Catharine . .

.

Burke, James J j Burke, ^Maggie ; Burke, Mamie H ' Burke, INIar^- A ; Burlingame, Wm ... .1 Burnett, X. P | Burns, John H > Bvirns, John J Burns, Nellie C

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus. Anna

Burruss. Mary

Burson. I. A

' Bushee, R i Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J

' 192 Butcher, J. W.,jr 1 Butler, George i B^-rne, :\rar\- E 1 Byrne, P. J." Byrnes, Thomas F. .

.

Calhoun, Richard M. I

9572

184

166

184 263^

184

107 5^ 18096

184

192

Name.

I4S $63. 04

96 38.40 223^ 91.96

I S3 44- 30

96 38.40

192 loi. 76

96 50. 88

236 97.92

95 23.87

192 48. 00 95^ 38 20 189 66.15

38. 16 * 12 60. 00

65.42 38.84

6S. 64

47-41

90. 24

50. 55 43-91

38.40

76.07 44.44

23.87 |.

93-40

47. 00

29. 16

46. 40

48. 00

33- 00

52. 33

68. 62. 21

56. 16

24. 00 90.24

38.20

-44. 16

40. 13

44. 16

III. 16

44. 16

30. 10

63. GO

24. 00

64. 40 90.24

59-0}

192 46. oS 185^ 64.92

244 61.06

192 48. 00

192 90.24

96 24. 00

263^/^ Til. 16 *i2"

" 69.00

224 92. 16 96 24.00

48. 00

68. iS 53-54

62.81

55-55

Callaghan, William.

.

Callahan, John J . . . . Callan, Teresa ^1 . . . . Calvo, Marj' E

Cammack, Virginia. . Campbell, John B . . . . Campbell, Thos. A. .

.

Cantine, Kate

Carev, H. J Carleton, R. P

Carmody, Agnes C . .

.

Carringion, S. A

Carpenter, Annie M . Carpenter, Emma J Carter, Edward E . . . Carter, Fannie D . . . . Carter, Georgie I Carter, Eily

Carter, Wm. J , . Casej', Daniel J

Casey, John E

Casev, William F

Casper, E

Catou, John P. D

Caton, INIary Cawood, Blanche . . . . Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . . . Chalpmau, Geo. T . . . . Chapman, S. A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase. Maria A

Chedal, May B

Cheeks, Henrietta J . Choate, John W

Christie, Harry R

Christy, Edwin F

Clark, Nellie

Clark, .Sarah P

Clarke, John

Clarksou. INI Clements, Ella F

Clinton, F. .S Cokey, Julia F

Cobb" Carrie B

Cocke, Fannie D

Cohen, Meyer S

Cole, Ira E' Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Coleman, Benj Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura

Collins, B. J

Collins, J

Collins, .Susie A

Colnan, John

Columbus, Annie H . Colyin, G. S Comber, Annie

Conger, Wi:i. H

Connelh-, James H . . Connelly, INIarj- Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, K. Grace . . Connor,'Wm. C

Conover, F. W

Conwa^', Thos

Cooke,"Carrie Copper, .Sarnl. R

Coquard, Armand E • Corbin, M

Cornell, S. M

Corridon. Joanna. . . .

Hours

employed.

192 192

Amount earned.

96

192 211%

191^ 94^

72 10846

184

95

192 253^

206

192 184

106 260

264

124 194 184 260

86

188

192 224

184 219^

267

192 212

192 106^

220

192 212

192 11987

184

186 192

181 108

Time

work.

I48. 00

109. 09

51.84 48.00

76.80 51-72

90. 00 23.62

17. 28 27.00

II. 04 92.00

26. 60

48. 00

107. 16 35-20

84. 00

76.80

44. 16

45- 19

27. 00 51-30

52. 20

51.84

115.00

92. 00

21.50

88. 36

46. 08

92. 16

92. 00

90. 04

113.08

57.60

51.84

36.00

29. 26 90.24

67. 20 51.84

76. 80

28.56

34- 80

46. 00

87. 42

90. 24 43-44

25.92

* Days.
3o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report [i8gj) of the Secretary of Agriculture, ^/r. —Continued.

Name.

Coster, S. K

Coushlan, Alice M . . . Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, F. B

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Maiy E

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Crawford, Hortense E

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M.A

Crenshaw, W. H . . .

. Crider, Laura

Crollard, Lizzie Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Crowley, Patrick . . . . Cullen, A. W

Culver, Nettie M

Cummings, Lizzie.. . Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, M.2.ry . Curran, Fannie E- . . - Curtis, Kate

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O. S

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, Alice V

Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas. . Daniel, Nannie

Darling, Delphine . . . Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel. . Da^^s, E. D

Da\T.s, Elizabeth

Davis, Wm. H

Dav, Henry H

Day, J. P

Deane, Walter P

Decker, Kate

Defrees, A. S

Deloe, W. W

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Dennison, Chas. S . . Devlin, Margaret M

Dewey, Lizzie

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickinson, Fannie

Dierken, Agnes

Dill, George E

Dillon, Thos

Dishman, Wm

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia Dodge, G. C

Doherty, John

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mar}- A. .

.

Donaldson, Ellen. .

.

Dooley, Rose E

Dorsey, Frank

Dougherty, Jno. F. . , Dougherty, Nellie M

Dougherty, William

Dove, Mary F

Dow, M. E

Dow, W.J

Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

268 88.50

184 44. 16

16 6. 40

184 46.00

184 44- 54

211 51-55

16 3- 84

184 92. 00

72 17.28

244^

188 18492

212

217

192

Time

work.

Piece- work.

96 $38. 40

192 90. 24 96 24. 00

192 96.00

96 33-60

188 45- 12 192 46.08

96 24. 00

40 16. 00

184

18896

46. 40

45- 12

28. 80 202^ 49-56

96 24. 00 96 38.40

212 51-84

127.45

58. 75

44. 16

46. 00

54- 00

89. 04

100. 80

192 46. oS 96 24. 00

95 23.87

220 55-00

176 42.62 167^ 68. 88

188 45-12

96 38.40

168 40. 32

$53- 69

54- 84 27.90

56.07

62 81 58 10 '59'58

65.88

68. 64

58.21

45-83

54-43 68.64

43-53

55-

51-98

76. 55

61.80

57- 27

34- 15

66.34

. f67.58

Name.

Dowling, J. L

Downie, Lizzie. ... Downs, A

Doyle, Ellen Dubant, Maud

Ducatel, B. W

Duffy, Kate E

Dugan, Jennie I Duniont, Julia Dunham, Tillie ... Dun lap, John T . . Dunning, H

Dunnington. Lucy P Durham, C Durham, Mary C . .

.

Dutrow, A

Dutton, John WV .

.

Earnest, A. T

Eckloff, C. R

Eddv. Orrin Edelen Clayton A . Edgington, Marj^ EEdie, M. A

Edmonds, vSarah Edmondson, H. A

Edmonston, Arch

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F.

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Elizabeth E

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, ,Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie

Ellwood, C. Thos .

.

Ellvvood, Cora M

Enien% Charles

English, S. G

Enoch, Ella H

Erdman, Geo. F

Erner, Fannie A

Eskew, H. M . . .

.

Espv,H.C

Espey, J.A. B... Espey, Louis

Essex, E- J

Esterly, J. Irwin , Etchison, L- E

Evans, Ella V

Everheart, Jennie Fagan, Cora B

Falbush, Mary K . . . . Fallon, D. F

Farle^^ H. J Farnsworth, Mollie. . Featherston, M

Feehan, James A

Feenej', J. L

Feltham, Emily O . .

.

Fenton, Elsie F. ... . ,

.

Ferguson, John F. . . . Ferguson, W.T

Ferguson, Wm. P. . . . Ferneyhough, Geo.N

Field, vSadie Finch, George

Finney, M. J : 213 Fisher, Amanda E • -

' Fisher, Amelia | Fisher, Emma L- • Fisher, Minnie E . . •

i - • - • Fitzhugh, Ella M. . Fitzpatnck, Henry

Fitzpatrick, Mar>^ . Fitzsimmons, Marv

Fitz Simons, A .... Fizer, Adele F

94^

96

16896

216

Amount earned.

256 107. 52

152 76. 00

176 42. 24 96 28. So

184 46. 00

116 47-04

220 54- 14 220 90.24

188 45-12 216^ 88.84

183 43- 92

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Siaffjueut shozL'ing the iiuniber ofpersons onployed in printing the Annual

Report KjSgj \ of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours ^^Ia Time Piece- ployed. ^^.^^^^

Amount earned. Hours . ploved, Time ! Piece- ^ - work. work.

Flahavhan. E. A

Flahertv. Edward . . . Flahertv. :MarA- E

Fleming,

FhTin, Mamie

Flynn. Walter K

Fogert^-, James

Folev. Daniel J

Follett. Fred ^V

Ford. J. T

Ford. Mar%- C

Foster. Ed'ith D

Foster. John H

Fowler, Doniinick. .

.

Fowler. Jennie

Fowler, John H. A. .

.

Fowler, Mattie E

Fox, Catherine

France. Gordon C. . .

.

Frank, Beulah M

Franz, C. F. L

Frayser. Mars- E

Frazier, ^Mary E

Frederick, Mar\-

Frink, Emma A

Frost, Mar\-E

Fugitt, Harriet A . . . . Fuhrman. Edward. .

.

Fuhrmann. Chas.J .

.

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Funk, Adam P

Furrow. Annie M . . .

.

Fuss. Henry

Gaddis. Lefoy J

Gaine}-, Agnes C .... Gallagher, Mar>-

Gallagher. Patrick. .

.

GaUnn. John F

Gamble. Samuel

Gantt, G

Garber. Joseph A

Garner. J. S

Garrett. Katie R

Garst, Susie L

Gates. Florence Gaughran, Annie . . .

.

Gayle, Ida Ger\ ais. John B., jr.

.

Getchell.'E. P

Gibson, Hopkins . . . . Gilbert. H. A

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin. David

Gillin, Joseph T

Ginesi, Josephine V. . Ginesi. Marie

Gir\-in. Isabella

Gisriel. L

Giusta. Margaret A. . Glover. Wni^ M

Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin. E. W

Goebel. A. X

Gonder. Sue F

Goodheart. Briscoe . . Goodman, Cassie A. . Goodrich. Byrde M . . Goodspeed. Alex . . .

.

Gordon. M. B

Gotta. Robt. C

Gotwald, L. Murrav.

Graeves, Edith S . . .'.

. Graham. A. W

Graham, Harr^- C. . . . Graham. :Madge W .

,

Grant, Lizzie

96

95^2

192

224 230K

108

192 200

220

96

260

136

148 18896

202 ^

176 18488

884

92

184

192 212 215^

15270969664

76. 20 ^7.6o

529. 67

36. 64

29. 00

90. 48

3^.40

5 I73- 40

94- oS 46.40

188 45- 12 184 46. 00

188 45-12 47%- 19.00

62. Si

\ 50. 5S

5'^- 21

4'^. 41

45- 17

80. 64

90. 24

43. 20 109.44 34.00

36. 48 47.00

"S. 40

92. 00

26. 40

22. 00

2. 12

92. 00

38.40

23.00 44-54

46.08

51-84

88.44

38.00

28. 00

24. 00 38.40

.60

50. -,6 96 4--. 00 202 M.60

104 46. 40 92 23. 00

88 46.64 90 27. 00

98 1 27. 58

68.64

58. 16

Grasse. Marie L

Graves, J. S Gray, E. S Grav, Edna . Green, A. R

Green. Annie

Green. . A

Green, John C

Green, '^l. E

Green, Rose A

Green, W.T

Griffin, John

Grimes,"Hattie L

Grimes, Laura L

Grinnan, R. L

Griswold, ^l. T Gritton. P. M". Grosh, B. F

Haar, Rosa M

Hage, Anna

Hain, Elizabeth

Hall, Minnie

Hall, \\\\\. T

Hall, Wm. T

Hallidav, Belle Haltigan. P. J Hammond, Jno. E. . . Hannon. Ella Haradon, Fannie A. . Harden. Wm. E

Hardester. T. J Harding. E. H

Harding, Margaret. . Harding, W. E

Hardy, Ella C

Hardv, Theo

Harford, R. B

Harper. E. J Harper. Florence. . . . Harper, ^L A

Harrigan. Frank L. . Harris. David

Harris, H

Harris. Harriet

Harris, X. P

Harrison, J. W

Harrvman, H . . . . Hart.'Belle Hart, Win. J Hartwell, F. E

Har\-ey, :\rary E

Harvey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harrv. .

.

Haskell, F. A ...

.'. .. Haskell, James G

Hathaway. D.C

Havens. J. O

Hawke. Xellie L

Hawken, Agnes M. .

.

Hawkins. Geo. A . . . . Ha^-es, Finley S Hayes, John'W ...... Hayes. ^lary Hayes, Oliver Haynes, Lavinia F. . . Havwood. Jennie F. . Heck. Wm.C

Heffernan. Chas. A . . Heffernan. Thomas.

.

HefFner, Clara S

Heffner, ZMan.- Heidingsfeld' Ed

Heiston, T. B

Helff, Tosefine . . . . Hellings. Hattie R. . . Hepburn. Chas. F

Herbert, Florence L. Herzog, Emma

90

192

184

96

iSo

1929696 199^

108 244

1S496

19296

136

19293

207

192

$22. 50

.S7. 60

39.96

24. 00 97^ I 39.12

151 ^^.02

184 44. V

184 44-1'^ 24 6. 00 260 109. 44

92. 00 23.62

43-53

'6i.'i3

47-55 6S.64

53- 55 61.65

24. 00

34. 50

35. GO

4S. GO

34- 40

42. 24

141. 60

46. GO

22. GO60

76. So

3S. 40

26. SS 4S.S4

30.24

102. oS

92. So

24. 00

76.80

24. 00 32.64

90. 24

IG2. 60

76. So

9. 60

^2. 00

191^ 47.87

184 92. GO

1145^ 28.62

184 44-50

192 76.80 96 24. GO

96 38. 40 213^

192 76, So 252 64. 13 96 38.40

96 42. 00

184 44- 03 96 55. 40

76.79

60. 77

32.63

61.13 67.26

57. 9^

46. 00

55- 75 63.90
REPORl' OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement showing the numberofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report (/<?P7) of the Secretary of Agriculture, —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Hess, S

Hester, John C

Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F

Higgins, B. F

Hill, I^orenzo

Hillebrant, Amy ^ . Hilton, Eva A

Hinsley, I^ottie B. .

.

Hitchcox, J Hodgkin, M. E

Hoffman, Florence . Hoiby, Henry,

Holbrook, Chas. F.. Holden, I^ewis F

Hollinger, Clara B.. Holmes, C. E

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Louise. .

.

Houck, Emma

Howard, T. W

Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Humes, Annie M . .

.

Hunt, Margaret .... Hunter, Bertha

Hurdle, Chas. W....

Hurley, Blanche

Huson, Wilber J.. .. Hussey, Annie

Hutton, Clara E

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Jackson, Celeste T.

.

Jackson, Mildred E. L

Jackson, Paviline . .

.

Jackson, W. W

Jama, Theresa L . . • Jenkins, Ada

Johnson, Geo., jr... Johnson, L. H

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie Johnson, Wm

Johnson, Wm. H

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M.

Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. B

Jones, Ivydia E

Jones, M. F ' Jordan, Richard E - • •! Jordan, Sabina ! Jordan, W.H

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, Louis Kane, Nora Kankey, Virginia. Karnes, J. E

Keating, Annie. .

.

Keck, Julius N. . .

.

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keebler, Michael . Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W...

Keeler, Rachel . .

.

Keicher, Mary .... Keller, Geo. C

Kelly, John J

96 $24. 00

29.64

192 90. 24

192 48. 00

192 48. 00

96 24. 00

192 46. 08

207

192 224

220

206^2

96

192

175

192 244

123 192^

96

96

184 210

184

26896

192 26796

108

192

96

208^

92

192

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

50.99

60. 00

92. 16

90. 24

83. 88

40. 92 35-20

46.08 38.40

36. 00

44. 16

76. 80

46. 08 23.04

107.52

42. 00

48. 00 61.06 49.20

469. 39

24. 80

38.40

44- 83

86. 24

46. 00 67.97

30. 00

67. 20

112. 80

36. 00

27. 00

48. 00

28. 80

18. 00

99- 56 96.00

24. 00

27. 00

36. 80

96. 00

$54. 81

31.69

59- 69

56. 73

60. 42

61. 91

25-74

57-40

61 .00

46. 88

47- 74 53-37

62.41

45- 76 53-51 57-40

55-97

76. 07 56.88

62. 18

50. 79 31.29

61.13

58. 95

"66." 46'

Name.

Kelly, Katie

Kellv, T. J Kelly, W. B

Kelly, W. T

Kennedy, Frank A. . Kerb3^ Lizzie N

Kernan, James

Kerne}^ Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia . . .

.

Killigan, Jo-sephine King;E.'j';;;;;;;^;;^ King, M.R

King, Mattie B

Kinsella, M

Kirby, Chas. J Kirkland, William . . Knight, Nellie P

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, Mary C. . . . Knowles, Wm. T

Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel . Koon, H. R

Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles . . . Kyne, Elizabeth

Lalor, Martha E

Lambert, Nannie. . .

.

Lambson, B

Landvoigt, Jno. A. . .

.

Lane, Bernard H . . .

.

Lange, E. A

Lanman, Frank E. .

.

La Porte, Virginia ELaporte, W. M

Laselle, Mary S Lashhorn, M. A

Lauxman, H. M

Lawrence, Emma. . .

.

Lawson, E- A. M

Lawyer, Anna T

Layden, Libbie

Leapley, J. N

Leavy, Jennie Le Cain, W.H

Lee, A. V

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen. , Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Lefferts, Samuel G. . . Lendner, Maggie Lenman, M. E

Leonard, David

Lester, J.J Levey, John

Lewellyn, Luzetta..

.

Lewis, C. W

LeAvis, Ida J Lewis, S. W

Levden, John E

Lieutaiid, H. C

Lillie, M. G

Lindsay, Mar\'

Linguist, John

Linhart, May . . Litsinger, Elizabeth.

Little, J. M

Lloyd, Frank IM Long, Isabel M

Lord, D

Lordan, John J Loring, Annie

Lowe^^ F. C

Lowry. Robert

Luc3%"Cornelius J

Hours

employed.

220 191^

276 233^

259

96

220

168 14 93

171 212

264

24

191

X

192 224

210

96

96

72 264

192 204

96

184

190^^ 184

94 3^ 168 *I2 245^

220

19296

232

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

185^

18493^

100

264

19272

$90. 24

90. 00

102. 48

97. 20 51-41

24. 00

38.40

28.80

54- 14

79. 19 37.20 41.04

40. 50 52.20

9. 60

76. 60 76.80

56. 00 85.60 51.84

24. 00

75- 20 38.40

33-84

111-36

90. 24

49- 92

48. 00

46. 00

24. GO

76. 20

44- 16 31-23

69. 76

69. 00

103. 00

54. 14

90. 24

24. 00

97- 28

90.24

90. 00 78.75

60. 48

45- 4»

92. 00 37.40

28. 00

41. 16

III. 36

107.52 36.00 I

• Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement shozuuig the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

RepoH {i8gj) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours !

Luerssen, H. G

Lusbv, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lutz, Lawrence F. . . Lyddane, Sarah C . . . Lynch, Jennie Lvnch. Nora

L'vtle, N. H

McCabe, Hattie McCallum, P. M

McCanipbell, X. L- - • McCarthv, John F. . . McCarthy, John J

. . . McCarthy, Rose McCathran, Donald . McCaulev, Emma D.

McClelland, Rose McComb, John McConahav, Stella B

Mccormick, J. F.... McCormick, Mary. .

.

McCormick, Marv E • :\rcCullum, Ella .' McDermott, Emma, .j McDonald Annie E .j McDonald, Chas. E. . McEnanev, Chas . . . .1 McFadden, Alice R .| McGee, Agnes

McGivern, Marian. . .1 McGloin, Felix 1 McGoldrack, :\rary.. McGowan, Minnie F McGraw, C. H

Mclntyre, Bell J

, ^rcKaig, Rose j McKee, George McKee, Thomas ' McKelvey, Joseph R

McKevitt, Annie \ McKmney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J.L ' McLanahan, \V. H . . J McLaughlin, Deline McLeod, Mamie R . . . McMahcjn ^L K

McManus, James . . . .1 McMonigal, Harry. ..I McMurtrie, C. .\

j McXally. Francis J . .| McXaraara, Bridget. McXamara, Jennie . .| McXamara, ^Maggie .1 McXelly, Mamie L . McXerhanv, Ida ! McXicholas, R

McXulty, Chas

McPherson, Maud . .

.

McQueen, ]M McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary ' Maag, Frank W

^laccubbin, A. E

Mackay, G. D

Macnichol, Sallie .... Maddox, Fannie Maddren, J. S

Magill, W. J Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F . . . Mahoney, Julia Main, L.C

Malev, Margaret

Malin, Ira B

Malone, Mary A

Mangan, Elizabeth . . Mankin, Ro.se D !

228

192

100

231

06

24896

96 227^

224 183^

1281^ 259^

247

19296

$60. 16

38.30

94.08

96. 00

1.92 38.40

30.24

48. 00

34. 20

50.00 95.60

24. 00 48.90

96 48. 00

88 44.00

92 36. 80

208 52. 75

168 84.80 97 29. 16 216 99- 36

39.40

36. CX) 44. 91

92. 16 44.04

32.71 51.28

48.71

4». 00

24. 00

Piece- work.

56.41 43-75 55-97

37-02

25.96

29. 67

54- 70

26. 75

57. 56

43- 14 43-53

59-94

r.49

53-03

48. 00 68.64

34.23

15-18 44.25

.64

46.42

46. 76 68.64

57.81

59-69

224 92. 16 96 24. 00

160 56.00 253^ 49- 87

192 76. 80 210^ 86.44

184 92. 80

192 loi. 76 96 24. GO

64 16. 00 260 51-30

188 45- 12 72 17. 28

68. 64 61.77

76.33

21.92

30- 33

Name.

Manning, Jennie E- Markey, Patrick H . IMarkh'am, M

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, E. H

Marshall, Libbie

Marshall, W.T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Bertie Martin, Jennie

Martin, Minnie E - • • Martin, Thomas .... Marye, A. ]\r Massey, Victoria P.

.

Massie, L. A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, John

Mathers, J. W

Matthews, EffieV... Mauger, Sallie J . . .

.

Mans, C

IMaxwell, Julia M. .

.

]\Iaver, Chas. D

Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, Louise J Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie

Meehan, Joseph .... Mendel, Val

Metcalf, F. S Mever, Leonard

Meyers, Ellen S

Middleton, Ella

Milans, Emma J

IVIiller, Carrie G .. .. INIiller, David A

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V.. .. Mills, Marv

Milton, G. L

]\Iinor, Jane E

TVIitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Katie A . .

.

Mitchell, Martha W.

INIitchell, ]\rattie M

Moakler. Charlotte Mockbee, Lizzie V.. Montgomery, R. M.C

Montrose, O'live M

Mooney, Alice .... Moore, Cecelia A

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Wm. S. .

.

Mooty, M. M . . .

.

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morecock, Virginia Moreno, Amelia Morgan, Miriam E

Morison, Lindsey.

.

Morris, B. W

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, L. T

Morrison, Frank

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H . Morrow, M. M

Moselev, T. G . .

.

Moxley, Edah C

Moylan, Thos. J

Hours

employed.

96

19296

219

72 2ir

184

183^

220

71 184 220

260f

112 186

224

23296

Amount earned. Time

work.

$6.40

24. 00

48. 00

38. 40

89.84

17.28 51.60

92. 00

46. 08

56. 75 35-20

48. 00 50.40

24. 00 76.80

44.04 90.24

17- 75

44- 16

90. 24

36. 00

109.44

44. 80 51-67

58.37

56. 00

96. 00
312 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36Statement showing the nnviber of persons employed in piHnting the Annual

Report {iSgj) of the Secretary of Agriculture, ^/r.— Continued.

Hours

employed. Muckelston.Wm. H .

.

Muffley, Wm. E) Mulcahey, Josephine MuUan, Samuel e;.. . Mulligan, J. Edw

Mulquin, Mary A

Murphy, C.S Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard .... Murray, H. ly . . .

.

Murray, M. K

Murrell, Julia Murto, R. Benj

Myers, John

Naeff, Laura

Nally, James

Nash, G.J

Neely, D. R. P

Nelson, Chas. W

Neumeyer, Mary E. • Newton, Josephine . . Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo.W

Noble, Josephine I^ee Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John. F

Noonan, John J Nuber, J.L

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget.. . O'Connor, Mary M. .

.

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Hannah. . .

.

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'l^eary, Dennis J. .

.

O'Learjr, M

O'Leary, Mary

O'Neill, Chas. I O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, W. J O'Rourke, Mary El- len Opdyke, Alice Orem, Charles J

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie Owens, Mary

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W

Palmer, Thomas S. .

.

Parent, Margaret J .

.

Parham, Elizabeth A

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W.H

Parsons, CD

Payfair, N. M

Payne, James A

Pearson, Nannie E .

.

Pearson, Nellie H. . . . Peckham, Emily . . . . Peppier, L. D

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, Laura V

Perkins, W. N

Perry, H.R

Perry, Pattie B

Pester, M. A

Peticolas, Pearl

Petrie, L

220

1.S4 96

192

192

186 207^

95

19295

263

256

19296

93^2

Amount earned.

2071^

16

96

92

19296

176

144 185^

188

145 188

184

Time

work.

184 217^

96

I90. 24

76. 60

44. 16

38. 40

90. 24

47- 35 74.40

74.20

84. 28

38. 00

44. 16

90. 24 23-75 66.58

84.96

76. 80 30.00

37-40

5I-J

36. 00

40. 32

46. 08

60. 00 82.56

88.32

48. 00

67. 20

50. 76

4. 00

*24 138. 00

48 13.68 96 50. 88 220 90. 24 190^ 89-53

34-50

48. 00 23-04

42. 62 34-56

87. 18

Piece work.

88.36

73-30

46. 08

46. 00 9-50

45-84

38. 40

28.80

46. 40

89. 20 25-76

$58. 21

56- 59 56.00

68.64

63-11

66.80

45.08

62.64

55-63

51-25

45-96

76. 79

62. 24

54- 30

68.64

23.87

37- 99

67-58

62.74

67. 26

68.64

56.' 78

Name.

Hours employed.

Pfleging, Clara A

Phelps, C. E

Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, Mary J Phipps, Laura

Pickard,W. Newman

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, Laura

Piggott, A

Pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett. .

.

Plumer, Frances B. . Plumer, Josephine. .

.

Ply mire, Robert N. .

.

Pocher, Simon

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Poynton, Sarah S . . . . Prather. Elizabeth C

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Lillie Prcscott, W. M

Prince, Emily F

Proctor, D

Proctor, M. A

Proudley, Ray

Pruitt, Ella M

Pulliam, S. G

Pumphrey, Bettie

Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Purcell, Nellie F. V .

.

Pyemont, J. W

Quill, Nellie C

Quintin, LiHie Radigan, Sarah E - . - • Rainey, Agnes C

Randall, Emma

Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, Theo. C

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Reed, Lewis

Reid, Agnes H

Reily, Cora : Revells, Addie J j Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, Albert W . .

[ Richards, Mary J Richards, Sarah M.. .i Richardson, Chas. M.j Richardson, Effie. . . .| Richardson, R. A .... Rickards, Saml. P

Ricketts, J. H

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S

Ring, John

Ritchie, E. J Roach, J. T

Robb, John H . Robertson, Cora B. .

.

Robertson, Harry J.

.

Robinson, Lulu M...

Robinson, Sarah E- - . Robinson, Sarah E. .

.

Roche, Annie E

Roche, Louise Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Wm. E

Rode, Gustav D

Rodgers Roselia

237'^ 96

208

93

96

21680

192 196

192

210

19296

256 2271^ 96

160 238

192 25454

Amount earned.

1 84

61

19296

254 50. iS 96 24. 00

212 51-84 96 24. 00

184 44. 16 192 loi. 76

182 43-68- 96 38. 40

164 39- 36 238^ 99- 12 172^ 41.40

96 38.40

Days.
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Repoi't {i8gj) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

84

224

192 184

r84

19291

262

120

16896

208

188

192

192

Rodway, Alfred . .

.

Rogers' A

Rose, J. F

Ross, Henry C

Ross, M. A

Rosser. Arny M

Roteiihurv', Wm. R

Rountree,' W. J. . .

.

Rous, r^Iar\- L

Rowan, Eleanor E. Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Rub^-, Lucy V

Runj-an, Annie E.

.

Runj-an, Harry S.. Rupp, Lucy. . Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles 190 Russell, Emma L. . • • 164 Russell, Lizzie A 212 Rutherford, Jas. A . .[ 191 Rj-an, Anna C

Ryan, Edw. J

1 260^4 Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A . Ryder, Francis

Sailor, Oscar H

Sakers, John T

Salt, Joseph

Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, Mar\- I. . .

.

Sangston, iMarv C .

.

Sardo, A. E. jr.' Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude . Saunders, Sue

Sauter, BaLsey F

Savage, Kate' Savoy. Georgeana V

Scha'fer, E.J

Scheerer, Annie M.

.

Schernierliorn, Cath

erine

.Schinnerer. W. ,S. . . , Schoenenian, Geo. L

Schweitzer, Christ F,

Scott, James

Scott, K. L

vScott, W. S Seaman, Hannah...

Sefton, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna .... SeyfFerth, F. A

Seymour, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael , Shannon, James F. . , Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, O

Sheirs^ Mamie

Shepherd, L. A

Sheridan, Jas. H

Sherman, J

. W

Shirley, Ida V. H

Shock, Marv

Short, Chas' E

Shortsleeves, Annie

.

Shubbard, P. Kate .

.

Sibley, J Siebert, Frank

Simmonds, Nellie. .

.

Simpson, John

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, C. M

Amount earned. Time

work.

152861^

108

176

18493^2

96

192

184 184

207

248"^

192

191 >^ 192

192 1 192 j

208

191

$90. 24

21. 00 56.00

80. 64

46. 00

44. 16

64. 40

46.08

22.75

76. 00 39-36 51.84

76. 60

109. 96

[QI. 76

29. 00

47-50

34.60

30. 24

42. 62

44-54

46. 75

48. 00

76.80

92. 00

92. 00

50-45 38.40

103. 96 57.60

90. 00

96. 00 46.08

86.40

72 36.00 95^ 47-75

1821^ 43.80 211^ 51-72

96 38.40

47-75

24. 00

24. 00

Piece- work.

l39- 72

51.82 |. 48.00 |. 67. 20 . 24.00 1. 52.00 I. 47.00 j. 76.80 I. 46.08 |.

46.88

15-94

46. 00

62.81 43-53

51.08 49.07

66.80

59-69

39- 10 59-36

54-26 43-53

31.86

58.21 49.09

24-43 61.74

51.64

54.81

50.91

52- 20 61.99

Name.

Singleton, Thos. D

.

Singleton, W. H ... Skeen, C

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Smith, Anna J Smith, Emma F

Smith, Florence

Smith, J. S

Smith, John J Smith, M. J Smith, Mary

Smith, Nellie Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, Wm. P

Smoot, Kate V

Somers, Lizzie M . . .

.

Songster, Thos

Soules, E. C

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M.J

Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette. . . . Speisser, M. E

vSpinks, Alex

Sprague, N. C

vSprandel, Mary M. .

.

Spriggs, Thomas

Sprightley, P. S

Spurrier, Wm. A . . . . Stack, Robert T

StafFan, George

Stanley, Gertrude M.

Stanley, M. J Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A. . Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie EvStewart, Martha

Stewart, Maud E . . - . Stonesifer, Victor H.

Stough, Edwin L - . - Stout, C. H

Stratton, L. C

vStreet, Georgia

Strong, Fannie

,Stuart, Bessie F

Stviart, Bessie M

Stuart, Mary

Sullivan, Harry A .

.

Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, Rosa

Sutton, James H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Swarzman, Kate V. . .Sweeney, Emma . . .

.

Sweeney, Maggie. . . . Sweetman, M. M. . . . vSweetland, M. E • . . • Sydnor, Ellen F

Szegedy, E. G

Taff, Andrew

Tagart, Annie J Tarbox, F. L

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, W. M

Hours employed.

191^

204

203!^

Amount earned.

192

192 109 208

170]^ 187^

120

108

192

192

192 184

22095

175

190

16096

183^

199^^

176 16896

264

183 224

205

183

192

211

26482^

84

89

8396

* Days.
3^4 REPORT oi^ The public printer.

No. 36.

statement showing the number ofpersons employed in pri?tting the Annual

Report [i8gj) of the Secretary of Agricultnre, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Taylor, W. W

Teele, R. P

Terry, Hattie J Terry, Mary F

Test, John M

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard . . .

.

Thompson, A. H

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, E. G . . .

.

Thompson, Kmnia 3^. Thompson, J.I Thompson, Jnlia A.

.

Thompson, May M . . Thompson, T. H

Thompson, Zach

Thornton, Florence . Throckmorton, K. B . Tilghman, A. L

Tilghman, J. W

Tilly, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. . . Toomey, Dennis Townsend, Geo. F- • Toy, James C

Tracy, Geo. A

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Trogner, Chas. F

Trudean, F- Iv Trumbo, A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, I,. A

Tunnicliffe, John S. . Turberville, G. R. I,. Turkenton, Mary. . . . Tyrrell, Carie \, Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. C .... Upperman, Emma F

Urban, Anna M

Van Arsdale, Ida Van Bibber, W.H.... Van Matre, Kate

Verlander, W. R

Wade, M

Waldo, Lydia

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, Frank S. . . . Waller, John

Walling, Rose

Walrath, Rose M

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walter, W. I^ Walters, Annie

Walton, David S .. .. - Ward, I.. M

Warner, Annie E . . . . Warren, Sanford M.

.

"Warren, Sarah J

Hours

employed.

19294 >^ 184

16096

196

192

108 184

112

148

184

96 162^

192 224

176

16 96

168 18496

148

72

96

152

72

95^

95

236

18492^

96

196 192

Amoiint earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$76. 80

37. 80

44. 16 38.40

38.40

53- 69 96.00

27. 00

46. CD

26.88 36.29 46.35

35-52

24. GO 40.62

50. 69 57.60

56.00

42.24

3-84

38.40

42. 00

46. 00

48. 00

59. 20

18. 00 38.40

24. 00

38.00

25.20

47- 75

23- 75 28.80

38. 40 48.00

29. 16 43.20

24. 00

58.75

44. t6

40. 28

27. 00

48. 00 47.42

loi. 76

jSbo. 01

58. 10 59-93

76. 79

51-55

53-71

'68.' Is 25.04

51-37

62.30

42.30

59- 15

58.49

57-75

48. 72

57. 82

76.79

60.31

50. 09

53. 69

59- 69 31-52

68.64

'68.' 18

54-81

Name.

Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith

Waters, Annie

Waters, Eva L

Watson, H. C

Watson, Samuel W . Watts, M. Rosella

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Wayson, Mary A . . . . Webb, Walter H

Weber, M. K

Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E. M

Webster, G

Webster, W. F

Weidman, John C. . . . W^elch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice

Wells, E

Wells, H. I, West, A. A

West, Catherine J

. . . West, Charles S

Wetzel, Eniil P

Whaley, Maggie

White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

White, Ida White, Maud V

Whitmore, W. S

Whitzell, Hattie Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, I^ewis H

Williams, Arthur J

. Williams, Birdie Williams, F

Williams, H. T

Williams, Jesseye . . Williams, Joseph T. . Williams, I^ucy E • Williams, T. H

Williamson, Lizzie C. WiLson, Blanche

Wilson, J Wilson, Mary E

WiLson, Nelie Wilson, Thomas

Wilton, W.C

Wimmer, Wilda

Winner, W. F

Withers, Gertrude. .

.

Wood, A. L

Wood, Alice G

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C . . . . Woodend, Emma F. . Worsham, W. W

Wrenn, Lillian Wright, Mary E

Wright, W. H

Wright, Walter E . .

.

Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Yater, C. B

Young, Isabella Youngblood, Jennie W

Hours employed.

184 44. 16 108 32. 40

160 40. 00

184 44. 16 151 70.97

192 48. 00

192 46. 08 197^ 79- 52

=f-24 120. 00

268 113.28 96 38.40

192 76. 80 206^ 83.88

188 268

246^^

192

221 244

184

22096

191 204

192

108 197^

96

24496

192 192

96

264

r83^

92

238 H

96

Amount earned.

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement shozvmg number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8g8, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Blanchard, Susie K • Boehmer, John A. .

.

Boifeuillet, Adrian S. Bond, Marion M

Boone, Mary E

Boone, N. F

Boteler, Harry S

Abell, A. T 192 I53. 76 Ackerman, A. M 192 48. 00 Adams, A.S

Adams, Annie C iio^ 26.52 Adams, Carrie Adams, V.L 135^ 33-87 Adams, Wm. R i, 356 363. 52 Addis, L. D 190 66. 50 Adie, Alice

Allen, H. M 192 ! 72.00 Allen, John P 8 3. 20 Aman, F. A 192 | 48.00 Amazeen, Chas. B. . . . 592 | 236.80 Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O , i, 246^ i 498.60 Anderson, A. W ! 192 ' 48.00 Anderson, Edna S. . Anderson, Fred A .. .: 96 | 57.00 Anderson, Ollie : Anderson, R. T j 1,285^ \ 5i5- 16 Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, L. 1^ Andrews, M. L

Armor, M | 302 i 74.38 Armstrong, F. A .

.

Ashcora, ]Mary .... Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F | 677 338 -SO Atchison, Celia 1 Atkins, J. H 11,380^ 552.32 Austin, Ernest R . . . . 936 374' 40 Austin, G. L. 192 90. 24 Babcock, L

Bailev, S Baker, Emilv M .

.

Baldwin, E. F

Barnes, Geo. O 876 | 352.64 Barnes, Laura L . • Barnholt, W. H 48 j 24.00 Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, INIarion R .. . igoj^ 47-62 Barron, .A.lice J 144 34-56 Barron, C.L 192 48.00 Barry, J Bassier, Henry W.

Bauer, C. A...'. Baxter, A. L

Bean, J. W

Beamer, Fannie . Beckwith, Daniel. Beckwith, Xettie . Beight, IMelvin M.

Bell, Ellen

Beller, Chas. E .^2 12.80 Bellinger, Abra . .

.

Benham, John .S 112 39.20 Bentzler, Jno. L 1,384 553- 60 Bergman, Marv A

Bernhard, Talitha Berngan,M.G 88 22.00 Bevler, Edward 1,323^ 530.60 Biggart, C 1,185 284.40 Bilyeu, Geo.W i,357% 543-4© Birmingham, Jos. J. . 48 24.00 Bishop, John K 112 56.00 Blackistone, Frances P

72 140

190

128 - 48

144

192

451^

142^

44. 00

32. 40

35- 00

76. 20 36.48

24.00 34-56

4-75

72. 00

3. 20

33- 12

145- 84

71-25

Piece- work.

I72. 50

"84.'72'

93-85

68.38

2. 16

107. 07

62. 37 68.29

120. 41

54- 01 68.69

17- 35

48. 67

109. 96

113-05 41-55

64- 77 97.84

88.87

[24. 09

16.51

104.31

15.81 19-49

59. 20

76. 42

48. 01

58. 28

Name.

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Boyle, Fanny

Brace, Minnie W . . .

,

Brady, Rosa

Brandner, Veronia . . Brandt, Adam

Brannan, Mary A. . .

.

Braun, Pauline S . .

.

Breslin, J , Brewer, Wallace. . . .

.

Brick, Alice L

Brick, Emma ly Bridge, Alice M , Brittain, Alice A

Brock, A. D

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, R. H

Brosemer, Louis Brown, Florence Brown, :Marietta S. . . Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Brumelkamp, J. A . .

.

Brummett, A. C

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Br^-arly, .Susan F . . .

.

Bu'ckleV, Anna

Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. INI Buehler, A.J

Bugden, .\rthur M. . . Butlock, W. P

Buim, Sidney S

Burchard, Carrie V . . Burges, E. C

Burgess, Josie M

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Catharine. . . . Burke, Geo. O

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H . . . . Burke, ^Nlary A

Burke, Michael

Burnett, N. P

Burns, John J

Burn.s, Joseph A

Burns, Nellie C

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burwell, O. K

Byrne, Mary E

Calhoun, Richard M.

Callaghan, William . Callan, Teresa M

Calvo, Mary E ......

.

Cammack, M

Carletou, R. P

Carpenter, Emma J

. Carpenter, Fannie L- Carpenter, Lizzie. . . . Carr, Chas.C

Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Michael - Carter, Edward L -

.

Carter, Fannie D . .

.

Carter, Georgie I . . .

.

Carter, Lily Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton, Mary

Hours

employed.

192

I, 236

200

r,276

102^

192

184^ 971^

66x1^ 96

152

243 216

26080

1,375

136 176

297

192 378^

274

440

192 512

96

,381^4

135 >^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I48. 00

299. 13

46. 233- 16

264. 60

48. 00 45.60

310. 73 51-84

62. 40

19. 20

343- 74 32.64

49- 28

74- 30

48. 00 551-40

509. 80

34.00

12. 00

32.00

257. 28

273. 60

137-50 48.00

162. 00

48. 00

53-48

557-40

32-52

11.52

120. 00

E2. 80

100. 00

510. 72

573-40

57.60

30. 45

48. 00

* Days.
3l6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement showing number of persons employed in publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name

Cavanaugh, James . Cawood, Blanche . .

.

Chandler, Lizzie . .

.

Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . .

.

Chapman, Geo. T. .

.

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chedal, May B

Cheeks, Henrietta J

Childs, Samuel N. . Choate, John W . . . Christy, Edwin F. .

.

Clark, Nellie Clark, Pearl D

Clark, Stephen

Clarke, John

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, Ella F . .

.

Clokey, Julia F

Coakley, G

Cobb, Carrie B

Cochnower, F. C . . .

.

Coder, M. G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, M. M

Coleman, Benj

Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura

Colklesser, A. A

Collins, J Collins, Susie A

Colne, C. C

Colt, James B

Columbus, A

Comber, Annie

Conger, Wm. H

Connell, Michael F. Connelly, Mar>' Conner, Jas. D

Connolly, K. Grace . Connor, Agnes G . .

.

Connor Wm. C

Conover, F. W

Conway, Thos

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q . . Corbin, M

Corridon, Joanna . . Coster, S. K

Coughlan, Alice M . Cowgill, John

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Creliin, M. A

Crider, Laura

Crollard, Lizzie Croney, Amanda J. Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B

Crowley, Patrick . .

.

Crush, J. E

Cullen, A. W

Cunningham, Jno. A

Curran, Fannie E. •

.

Curtis, Kate \ Curtis, Maggie ' Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O.S I

Hours employed.

869^

27054 204^

1,342 989

19224

192

[, .376

1, 167

48

40

439/^

[,084

88 632

96 t,324^

192 1.221^

40

873

I, 252 1,088

224

192

092

21632 478 150^

144

I, 190^

24 1683^ 264

Amount earned. Time

work.

$271.72

70. 68

51. 12

536. 96

398. 80

96. 00

6. 00

48. 00

46. 00

38. 16

550. 40

291-75

10. 00

263. (

76.80

60. 02

25- 57

252. 80

28.50

529. 80 46.08

10. 00

209. 52

313.00

262. 27 53-76

76. 80 53-00

28. GO

262. 46 51.84

8. 00

119. 50

36. 12

72. 00

288.60

6. 00 40.44

79. 20

Piece- work.

$77- 60

82. 23 51-88

115-35 82.91

106. 21 65-97

51-35

73-31

82.02

23.81 83.69

1. 90

2.52

124. 09

62.44

66.15 65-56

107.64

14-96

19.03

70. 63

82.91 75-64 58.65

70- 47

72. 67- 125-93

:i.o7

[27.31

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, Elizabeth .... Day, J. P

Deane, Walter P

Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate

Defiee-s, A. S Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Dickinson, Fannie.. Dierken, Agnes

Dietrick, Rena

Diggs, N

Dillon, Thos

Dodd, Permelia L- • • Dodge, G. C

Doherty, Mar^- Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mary A. .

.

Dooley, Rose E

Dorsev, Frank

Dorsey, \V. B

Dougherty, Jno. F .

.

Dove, Mary F

Dowden, Kate

Dowell, Clara E

Dowling, H. C

Dowling, J. L

Downey, Mary A. .

.

Downie, Lizzie Dubant, Maud

Duff, Ed. J Duffy, Kate E

Dumont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, John T

Dunn, Michael Dunnington, Lucy P

Durham, C

Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwyer, Jno. L

Dwyer, Wm

Earnest, A. T

Eddy, Orrin , Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah. ... Edmondson. H. A. .

.

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Elliott. Elizabeth E.

Elliott, Harry W.. .. Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Perry

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie.

Enierv, Charles

English, S.G

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna

Eppley, Maggie C . .

,

Erner, Fannie A

Eskew, H. M

Evans, C. N

Everhart, Jennie Everman, John W. .

.

Fagan, Cora B

Falbush, Marj' K . . . . Farlev, H.J

Hours employed.

104

168

191 136

I, 292^

185^

240

64

729

252

Amount earned.

16 872

156

232 920

838 >^ ,187 984

192 224

168

.592

984 160^

Time Piece- work, work.

$48. 00 45.62

52.00

40. 32 76.40 68.00

517. 80

55-65

67. 20

195-52 64.08

264 66. GO

192 48. CO 64 16. 00

152 38. 75

3-84

348. 80

280. 32

116. GO

368. GO

72. 00

335- 40 478-32

393-60

48. GO 8q.6o

306. 67

"58.'8o

296. 00

47.00

36 00

1. 40

36.00

245-

80. 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement showing the 7iumher ofpersons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Farley, Lizzie J Farmer, Jno. J Farrell, John A

Faye, Jacob

Featherston, M .

.

Feehan, James A . . . . Feenev, J. L

Feltha'm, Emilv O . .

.

Fenton, Elsie F

Ferguson, John F . . . Ferguson, W. T

Ferneyhough, Geo. N.

Field, Sadie

Finch, George

Fisher, Amanda F . .

.

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Minnie f; . .

.

Fitzgerald, T

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitz- Patrick. Mar>' K

Fitzsimmons, ]\Iary . Flanagan, M. E

Fleming, :\I Flint, Thomas, jr Flynn, Mamie

Foley, Daniel J Ford, Marv C

Foster, Ed'ith D

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A. . . Fowler, Mattie E

Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C . . . Francis, HenrjFranz, C. F. L

Frayser, Mar\' E

Frazier, Mary E

Frederick, John H . . Frink, Emma A

Frost, Marv E

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller. A. G

urbershaw, J. H . . . . Furrow, Annie ;M. . . . Gainer, Agnes C

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Mars- . . . . Gallagher, W. E

Garber, Joseph A. . . . Garrett, Mary E

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . .

.

Gayle, Ida George, James A

Getchell, E. P

Gibson, Alvah E

Gib.son, Hopkins . . . , Gildav, Edward J Gillespie, J. W

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, David

Gillin. Joseph T .. .. Ginesi, Josephine V.

.

Ginesi, Marie

Girvnn, Isabella Glade, Henry

Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Joseph F

Godwin, E. W

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F. Goode, James E . . . . Goodman, Cassie A. . Goss, M

Gotwald, I,. Murray.

Hours

employed.

571 5^ 961^/^ 913^

949^

480

168 186

190^

192 192

191^^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work. work.

$140. 04

240. 37

366. 28

379- 80

144. GO

42. GO

74.40

66.67

48. 00

48. GO

76. 6g

144 36. OG

382. 80 974^ 389. 80 584 142. g8

224 116. 50

9S6I/4 395- 00

280 112. OG

$123.17 65.20

108. 52 63.62

113-51

105. 23 68.56

79- 14 '41.87

69. 96

13-39 65.66

24S 62. 00

123 452- 72

183 45-75 989^ 396.68

224 89. 60

50- 39

I 158.99

I 115-35

4OG. GG

3OG

192 200

990

96 616

96

203 H

190^

, 0G7

24

75. GO 53-76

103. GO

92. 13

54- 14 61.55

400. 40

396. OG

24. OG

154. 36 23.04

50. 87

144.00 3.20 47.62

402. 80

6. OG

145 212

1865^ 96

988

543

1,032

19248

976

188

72.50 84.80

46.62

23.04

395- 20

222. 40

420. 16 48.00

21. 60

244. 00

63-94

58.96

79 92

»».9o

50. 37.

69.31

66. 79

38. 02

Hours

employed.

16 46190

15092

112

192 540

, 024

44

190 9881^ 204

172

16

355'/^ 84 624

592 292^

Gove, Charles H

Graeves, Edith S Graham, Harry C

Graham, Madge W . . Grant, Lizzie Grasse, Marie L

Graves, J. S Grav, F;dna Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Green, Wm. T

Grenacher, Charles.

.

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, Hattie L- - - Grimes, Laura L

Griswold, M. J Gunn, H. S

Haar, Rosa M

Hackman, B. F

Hage, Anna

Hain, Elizabeth

Halbleib, Louis E

Hale, C. B Hall,Wm.T

Halliday, Belle Haltigan, P. J Hammond, Jno. E . • . Haradon, Fannie A. . Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardesty, J. K

Harding, Margaret . Harding, W. E

Hardy, EUa C

Hardy, Theodore M.

.

Harford, R. B

Harper, E. J Harper, M. A

Harrell, Wells C

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harris, W. H

Harryman, W. H . . . . Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson

Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G

Hathaway, D. C

Hatton, I Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie L

Hawken, Agnes M. .

.

Hawkins, Geo. A

Hayes, Mamie

Haynes, Lavinia F. .

.

Haywood, Jennie F. . Heck, Wm.C

Heelan, John [ Heffner, Clara S

Heinline, Lida C [ Heiston, T. B

Hellings, Hattie R.. Hepburn, Chas. F 232 Herbert, Florence. Herzog, Emma I .....

.

Hess, S ! Hester, John C

Hickey, Annie

Higgins, B. F

Hill, Lorenzo

Hillebrant, Amy E . Hinsley, Lottie B. .

.

Hitchcox, J

Amount earned.

G241 367

24 480

661

184

256

2645^ 35 854:^

168

96

64

204 152%

650 590^

192

192 204

192 169^^

192 44-73

:i8. 12
3i8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in theptiblication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hofmann, Ferdi- nand

Holbrook, Chas. F...

Holler, Rosa 1, Homburg, Ernest F . Hooper, K. J Hopkins, S. F

Hopwood, Louise. . .

.

Horen, Ed. B

Houck, Henry T

Hough, C. B

Howard, Julia Howard, Minnie

Howells, Florence E

Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, G.H

Hughes, Mar}^ F

Hunt, Margaret

Hvmter, Bertha

Hussey, Annie

Hurley, Blanche Hurworth, Thomas . Jackson, Celeste T . . Jackson, Mildred E.I^ Jackson, Pauline . . . Jackson, W. W

Jama, Teresa 1^ Jenkins, Ada

Johnson, I^. H

Johnson, R. S Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Wm. H . . . . Johnston, Frank M . Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E- • Jones, G. E

Jones, J. B

Jones, lyydia E

Jones, M. F

Jordan, I^ulu D

Jordan, Richard E • Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, I^ouis Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia . .

.

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J. . . . Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keebler, Michael. . . . Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W

Keicher, Mary

Kelley, B. E

Kelly, Katie Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia

Killigan, Josephine A

King, M. R

King, Mattie B.. .. Kirk, R. H

Kistler, John .S Kluge, Anna A. . .

.

Knight, Jno. E

Knott, CM

Knowles, Wm. T.

.

Kohler, Celia Kummer, Geo

I^alor, Martha

I^ambert, Nannie . Lamson, B

I^angley, Robt.C.

Hours

employed,

715 232 604^

96

I, 242:^

32 590^

40

64

24

1861^ 949

96 . 192^

566

192

168

892^

376

192

97^

504^

179^

184

560

144 668^

645

695^/^ 355%

97

104

Amount earned. Time

work.

$286. 00

92. 80

151.22 63.84

376. 35

12.80

236. 20

16. 00

18.24

6. 84

69.94

244- 75

3-84

17-[.87

24. 00

60. 16

226. 40

72. 00 42.00

2.28

23. 12 112.80

36. 00

24.42

[29. 12

46.50

48.00

50. 26

46. GO

36. GO

267. 40

258. OG

278. 20

147. 64

24-30

48. OG

"26." 38

Piece work.

$63- 77

109. 36

8.66

78.37

61.63

324- 59 62.39

115.92 47-74

68.64

76.89

48. 12 39-98

2. GI 81.47

61. Gl

113-97 63.35

77.78

48. 16 55.30

105-51 19-47

118.57

63- 79

64.98

4.6G

80.61

127. 77 63.63

59.70 93.27

265. 52

64.63

[25.01

L,a Porte, Virginia E

Lashhorn, M. A

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Law, Ellsworth Lawrence, Emma . .

.

Lawyer, Anna T

Layden, Libbie Leavy, Jennie

Lee, A. V

Lee, Owen

Leeds, Chas. H

Lenman, M. E

Lentz, Wm. H

Lester, J. J Lewellyn, Luzetta .

.

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J

Lillie, M.G

Lindsay, Mary

Linhart, May ... Liomin, George

Little, John

Logan, J. O N

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, Isabel M

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lordan, John J Loring, Annie

Lowdermilk, U. S. . . . Luckett, I.ucinda. . . . Lnsbv, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lyddane, vSarah C . . . Lynch, Jennie Lynn, D

Lyon, Thos. J McAleer, H

McCabe, Hattie McCampbell, N. L . . . McCathran, Donald.

.

McCauley, Emma D.

McClelland, Rose McConahay, Stella B. McConnell, Thos

McCormick, Mary . . . McCormick, Mary E. McCullough, Robt. E

McCullura, Ella McDaniel, James M.. McDermot, Emma .

.

McDonald, J. F

McFadden, Alice R . McGaveran, Thad .. . McGee, Agnes

McGivern, Marian. .

.

McGloin, Felix McGowan, Minnie F. McGurk, Alfred J

. .

.

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose

McKevitt, Annie McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. L. McLanahan, W. H. .

.

McLaughlin, Deline . McLeod, Mamie R. .

.

McMahon, M. K

.McManus, James .... McMonigal, Harry . . McNamara, Mary . .. McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNerhanv, Ida McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J .A McPherson, Maud . .

.

Hours

employed.

192

32

184

Amount earned. lime Piece work. work.

715 190%

192 596

576

32 670^

'998^^ 669 >^

176 7ol^

56

4075^ 68g

19296 I

557

177 864

$6.40

67. 14 8.00

12. 8g

46. 00

286. 96 47.62

48. 00

238. 40

161. 28 275 . 20

9. 60

19G. 88

29. GO

262. 40

76. GO 53-76

12. 8g

268. 20

249. 62

267. 8g

'16.62

44. OG

28 1. 04

16. 62

122. 25

3g6. 00

76. So

36. GO

45. 12

222. 80

44. 24

259. 2G
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37 —Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

McVille. Hattie

McVille, Mary

INIabrey, R. L

Maccubbin, A. E • . Macfeat, T. D

Macnichol, Sallie . .

.

Magill, Chas. H

Maher, Edwd. C Mahonev, Julia Main, L.'C Malej', Margaret

Manire, J. L

Mann, J. Manning, Jennie . . . . Mansfield, J. E

Markej', Patrick H . . Markham, M

Marsh, Clara C

Marshall, Libbie Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Minnie E. . - • Mar\'e, A. :M Massej-, Victoria P. .

.

iMasterson, John

Mathews, Charles E . Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, Sallie J. . . . Mans, C

Hours

employed.

24

192 668^

698

690

448 . 190^

188

16 734^ Maxwell, Julia M. . . . Mayer, Chas. D

Maver, Louise J Mayhew, Chas.W. .

.

Means, Lizzie Mearns, \Vm

Meder Mary

Mendel, Val Middleton, Ella Milbourn, Florence. . Ml Hay, Michael

Miller, Came G

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Mills, E.C

Milton, G. L

Mitchell, Joseph D .

.

Mitchell, :\Iatlie M . . Moakler. Charlotte . . Mocklee, Lizzie V . .

.

Montgomery, R. M.C.

Montrose, Ohve M. .

.

Moonev, Alice Moore.'C. W

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Fred. W

Moore, Lillian E. . . - Mooty, M. M

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W.H

Morecock, Virginia. . Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Miriam E . . Morison, Lindse3^ . . . Morris, L. T

Morrison, Alex

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H . . . Morrow, M. M

Motherhead, John C. Moxley Edah C

Mullen, J. J Murray, M. E

Murrell, Julia Myers, John

Nebb, Barbara

Neely, D. R. P

12 820

96

127 14 192

481

192

192 666^

403^

192

192

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

642

760 185^

736

192 692

192

I9. 60

48. 00

267. 40

301.84

28. 50

48. 00

279. 20

276. 16

179. 20

47. 62

75.20 6.40

293. 80

28. 00

204. 98 23.04

121.40 31-87

72. 00

120. 30

48. 00

266. 60

19. 20

181.57

48. GO

12. 80

48. 00

24. GO

99-04

261. 92

190. OG 92.75

294. 40 53-76

279. 12 13-44

31 GO

58. 70

I9I. 89

72.96

125-47

•68. 46 46.09

103. 91 47.12

62. 71

67. 70

49- 24 120.87

112. 13 120. 87

85-45

49.02

113-97 63.38

70. 82

66. 24

46. 88

108. 75

1x6. 73

126. 39 43-77

53-81

96.41 98.06

39- 29

50-65

"7-65

42-59

[09. 37

103.92

2. 01

95. 12

19.68

Name.

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Harry A

Neumeyer, Mary E. . Nevils, E. M

Newman, Clarence . . Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo.W

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Norbeck, Wm. G

O'Bryon, Minnie . . . . O'Connell, Bridget . . O'Connor, Annie E .

.

O'Donnell, S. P

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Hannah. . . . O'Keefe, Katie C

0'Lear5% M

j O'Leary, Mary

O'Meara, A. B

O'Rourke, Mary

Ellen

Odor, Guy C

Opd\^ke, Alice Orem, Charles J . . .

.

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie

Owens, Mary

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W . . . . Parent, Margaret J . . Parker, Edward J . .

.

Parker, Millie Patterson, James G . . Paudert, E. H

Payne, Henry

Pearson, James W. . . Pearson, Nannie E - Pearson, Nellie H. . . . Pelham, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pepper, James P

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M . . . . Perkins, John A

Perkins, Laura V . . . . Perry, Pattie B

Pe.ster, M. A

Peticolas, Pearl

Pfleging, Clara A...

Phillips, Milton

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Laura

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

pipes, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett.. . Plant, Hannah

Plumer, Josephine. .

.

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Poynton, Sarah S . . . . Prather, Elizabeth C. Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Prescott, W. M

Presley, H. M

Pridgeon, John

Proctor, D

Proudley, Ray

Pumphrej', Bettie. . .

.

Pumphrey, E. P., jr . •

Hours

employed.

499^

16 624

96

48

104 *24

637

192

96

I. 2321^

204

184 384

144

1875^ 574^^ 56

192

460

152

175^

464

523

18548

191

160

8 190^ 1

510

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$204. 92

12. 00

6. 40

249. 60

36. GO

11.52

i 161.60

262. 16

48. GO

27.36

6. 40

"8." 57

69. GO

92. 16 36.00 54.50

23G. 00

16. 62

43-12

197.40

235- 75

253- 72

148. 50 60.80

49- 14

185. 60 209.44 46.25

28.50 95-50

40. OG 3.20

281. 40 47.62

25.44

1.92

204. 16 Pays,
320 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Purcell, M

Pyemont, J. W

Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, John F

Quinn, Daniel J Quinn, William F. . . . Quintin, Lillie Randall, Emma

Ranke, Ida Rathbun, C. F

Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Theo. C

Reaver, Maggie

Reilly, Patrick

Reilv, Cora

Reynolds, A. W

Richards, Mary J

. . . . Richards, vSara'h M. .

.

Richardson, Charles M

Richardson, R. A

Rickles, John

Rider, Emma S

Ritchie, E.J

Roach, J.T

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, Milton L . . . Robinson, Jacob. . . . Robinson, Sarah E . Roche, E.J

Rode, Gustav D

Rodgers, J. W

Rodgers, Ro.selia Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Hohr, J. A

Rose, J. F

Ross, M. A

Rosser, h.m.y M

Rous, Mary'ly Howzee, W. A

Rub}^ lyUcy V

Runyan, Annie E

Runyan, Harry S Rupp, Lucy

Russell, Annie

Ryan, Anna C.' Ryan, M. A

Sadler, Octavius

Sakers, John T

Same, Henrietta C . . . Sangston, Mary C. . .-. Sardo, A. E-, jr Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude.

.

Savage, Kate

Schafer, E- J Scheerer, Annie M. .

.

Schlick, Fred J Schmidt, William. .. . Scott, K. L

Scott, Wm

Searles, Katie C

Segerson, J. E

vSerrin, Rosanna E. • • Settle, T. G

Shawen, S. IM Shea, Timothy

Sheirj% Mamie

Shepherd, L. A

Sheridan, Jas. H

Shine, Edward J Shortsleeves, Annie . . Shubbard, P. Kate . .

. Sibley, J vSiegfried, E. F Simmonds, Nellie . . .

.

Hours

employed.

32 463

1632

Amount earned.

99

160 mV2

'874^^

184 480

48

584

48

288 479^

175^/^

333

188

128 224

85

429^

8 496

92

191'/ 496

Time t Piece- work, work.

$12. 80

185. 20

6. 40

8.00

24.75 74.40

44. 87 218.62

64. 00

46. 00

192. 00

28. 50

187-75

200. 40

191. 80 43-87

79- 92 47.00

6. 40

48. 00

27.36 67.84

56.00

23.80

171.88 3-20

198. 40

26. 23 8.96

6. 40

47-87

198. 40

6. 40

$17. 19 51-79

114. 89

66. 79

159- 15

37-05

iii.'67' 125-47

56. 99

76- 36

66. 96 74-47

92-35

82.91

114. 08

4. 19

50. 08 74-98

115.00

103.39 98-13

74.58

81-75 53-45

114- 54

70. 26

73-78 62.56

21.51

III. 78

50. 08

37- 95

6s. 81 82.91

Simmons, Arthur, jr . Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, CM

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Smith, Anna J Smith, Emma F

Smith, John J vSmith, M. J Smith, Marv

Smith, Nellie Smoot, Kate V

vSomers, Lizzie M . . . . Sommers, Adam J. .

.

Sothoron, Jessie Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Speier, Henriette . . . . Speisser, M. E

Sprague, N. C

vSprandel, Mary M. .

.

Sproule, W. J Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A. . . Stevens, Jane

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Martha

Stewart, Maud E

Stockham, Annie N. . .Stockman, Jas. A . . . . StoU, John." Stolp,"Louis W

Storv, Andre V. H . .

.

Stratton, L. C

Street, Georgia

Strieker, W. F

vStuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Mary

Sturm, Edward H

Sullivan, Harry A

Swain, Jessie Sweeney, Emma . . . . Sweeney, W. H

Sween3^ Patrick

,Swick,"j. Edwin

Taff, Andrew

Talbot, Maggie

Tavlor, E. P

Tavlor, W. M

Teller, Chas Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard. . . . Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Emma L

Thompson, J.I Thomp.son, MayM. .

.

Thornton, Florence. Throckmorton, K. B. Tilghman, A. L

Tilly, Fannie Tompkins, Kate A. . . Toomev. Dennis

Trudeau, E. L

Trumbo. A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, T.. A

Tiirherville, G. R. L- - Turkenton, Mary . . . .

Hours

employed.

474/2

72 496

191

H

204

188^^ 62 487 598^

192

512

360%

488

621 490

242 480

16 185

483^

204

190 564

476

64 432

95

188

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$192.60

48. 00

46. GO

28.80

35- 20

189. 80

17.28

198. 40 53-62

57-12

52- 78

32. 86

194. 80

269. 32

48. GO

181.05

144. 48

195. 20

259. 08

122. 50

58- 20

192. 00

6.40

74.00

1.92

48. 00

28. GO

326. 40

193- 40

81.60

47.00

47-50

181.50

46. 00

190. 40

15.36

108. 00

[24. 80

47. 00

59- 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 321

No. 37.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, Continued.

Hours Amount earned.Hour.s Amount earned. Name. employed. Time Piece work. I work. Name. employed. Time Piece work. work.

96 S26. ss

1^-4

192

'3S8'"

32

744

395

46. 00

48. 00

193. 20

223. 20 1. 159-56 f-

^243-

1 16.

103.

204 87. 20

Turton, Fannie

Tvrrell, Carie L

Udell, Mattie Upperman, Emma F. Urban, Anna M

Van Matre, Kate

Vollmer, Wm. T

Wade, M

Wagner, Ed

Waldo, Lvdia Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, Frank S . . . . Wallinsr, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M.

Walsh, John E . . . - Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M :. Walsh, :^rar^- Walsh, Mar^- E . .. Walter, W. L

Walter, Wm. S

Walters. Annie . .

.

Ward, L. :M Ward, Lillie Ward, R. F

Warner, .\nnie E. Warren, Heniy . .

.

Warren, Sarah J .

.

Washburn, Edith. Waters, Annie .... Watson, Blair F. .. Watson, H. C

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr.

I 464 Weber, Wm.H 280 Web.ster, G ' 89. 18 Webster, W.F 21 14 8.60 Weidman, J.M \ 386 V2 i54-6o Welch, Alice .T lovoi

Wells, E ; 75. V, West, A. A , 75-12

20

48

168 4991^

4^4 ^- 192

19. 20

40. 32

200. 72

193. so 57.60

r86.

74- 03

56. 09

69. 65

44- 3-' 82. 91

17. 35

1 06. 14

41. 85

110. 29 113-97

1.2;

S6. Q2 61-55

87.61

82. 43

Whalev. Maggie

White,"B White, Frank

White, Ida White, INIaud V

Whitelaw, P.J

Whiteside, John H. .

,

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie . . .

.

Widdicorabe, C o r- nelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, Uewis H

\'\'illiams, Birdie Williams, Jesseye. . . . Williams, Eucv E. . . . Williams, T. H

Williamson, Eizzie C. Williss, Henry C

Wilson, Alice' Wilson, J Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie Wimmer, Wilda

Wi.sted, J. J.

$4-00

473

376 73S

192 352

477 ^

4705^

[28

112 208 *26

648

189. 20 150.40

228. 66

48. 00

140. So

148. 85

7. 68

53- 76

188. 20

21. 12 35-84

28. 00 58.24

149- 50

226. 80

548. 90

75.60 194.44

47- 75

4. 00

127.31 S5-63

84. 97

69. 24

69.98

58.46

III. 67

93.00

82.91 31-67

77-49 62.97

Withers, Gertrude V

.

Wood, A. L ! Wood, Alice G

Woodell, E. H j Woodend, Emma F. .i Woodgate, Geo. J....! 1,213^ Woodward, Elmer E - 252 W'oolsey, Emma ! Wright, George | 426^

Wright, John j 191 Wright, Marv E : Wright, Walter Z \ 16 Wyman, Nannie Wynne, INIary T j Young, Isabella i i 123.63 Youngblood, Jennie j

i W j Zimmerman, Robt. H^ 482 ; 192.96

76.55

73-93

60.' 88

70.05

58.01

Days. No. 38.

Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in public printing and

binding, fanuary /, iSgg, during thefiscal year endedJune 30, i8g8, with the length

oj time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Ackert, B. H

Adams, Beniamin

Ashford, Edith B

Austin, Bruce

Bain, P. C

Barker, F. C

Beall, R. E

Bechert, W. H

Beller, Chas. E

Bender, C. INI Bergin, Marv E

Bivins, J. D."

Blessing, L. M

Booker, Rose V

Borland, Alex. T

Bornkessell, T. C

Bo.ss, Jno. R

Bo.ss, Laura V

Hours

employed. Amount

earned.

392 S156. 80 304 152.40 318 77- 76 4I4H 173.00

344 137.60

248 131-44 365 155- 75 288 121. 90

192 76.80

8 3.20

389 94- 13 2845^ 113.80

192 79. 10 342 82.9' 392 122.50

288 124. 32 294^ 143. 40

440 107. 33

Boynton, G. W

Brennan, Charlotte E

Breslin, John

Brinkle.v, V. T

Broas. John M

Brosnan, Margaret. . .

.

Brown, Marv E

Brown, Willis G

Brownlow, W. G

Bry^an, Ida E

Bugden, Arthur M

Bullard, Eeelia

Burg3', Pauline

Burke, John C

B3'rne, Joseph H

Cady, E. M

Cady, W. S

S. Doc.

Days.

Hours employed.

204 >^ 322

120

216 299^

357

236 298^4 287

328 354 427 391^

344 *6

435'/^ 2S8 415

Amount

earned.

78. 34

30. 00

54- 20

149- 75

86.-26 56-64

132. 28

152. II 79.48

180. 00

104. 21 93-96

216.82

220. 95

132.88

167.92

-21
322 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. j8. —Statemetit showing the 7iumber ofpersons employed in public printing atid binding, January I, i8gg, during the fiscal year ended, ^/<r.—Continued.

Name.

Callaghan, Mary

Callanan, Margaret .

.

Carmody, Agnes C . .

.

Carter, Wm

Carty, Alton B

Carver, W. R

Caton, P. A

Cawson, Chas. C

Clague, William H. H

Clough, Allan C

Coates, E. E

Colwell, J. Frank

Connell, J. A

Connelly, B. M

Cook, R. M

Cook, W.J

Cornish, Joseph vS Coston, W. Brice Cox, Chas. H

Cross, I^ena M

Culbertson, S. S

Curr>% J. W

Davies, S. E

Davis, May V

Deardoff, Paul C De Groot, W. A

Delahunty, John Dement, Elizabeth. .

.

Devlin, J. P

Dodge, Ida Donaldson, W. B

Dorsey, Reuben J. E . Dubant, Grace E

Duff, Ed. J. Dunbar, Mary B

Dwight, E. J Eberbach, Edward. .

.

Egbert, W.J

Elkins, P. M

Ellis, Edna R

Ellis, S.C Emmons, ly. H

Engler, Wm. O

Espey, lyOuis Evans, Chas. M

Evans, M. 1^ Evans, W. E

Farmer, Jno. J Fisher, Edvi^ard Y

Fitzgerald, Geo. S

Flahavhan, E. A

Flaherty, Edward

P'oertsch, Mary

Foley, Sadie Gamble, Samuel

Gaylor, H. J Gilmore, C. F

Graham, Harvey W.

.

Greene, J. S

Griffith, George

Hager, Emma

Hanft, Theo. M

Hastie, R. B

Haywood, Edward. .

.

Heizer, Nannie B . . . . Hellman, Clem

Herbst, Minnie Holeman, Wm. M

Hopkins, F. H

Howes, E. E

Hughes, C . R

Hughes, Harry

Hyatt, John B

Jack.son, J. U

Jewett, Annie R

John.son, A. B

Jones, J. A

Amount employed. earned.

?t>o4- 4^

288 70.85

294 70. 85 354 90. 00

392 196. 00

279'/^ 111.80 360 144. 20 354 180. 00

392 196. 00

346 M

*i > 180. 10 412 166. 40

288 115. 20

191 47. 75 208 110. 24 389

28848

194. 50

115. 20

12. 00 404 162. 88 386^ 96.62

284

288

68. 16

129. 60 353^ 89.87

2621^ 105. 00

326 79.61 354 180. 00

416 168. 32 288 129. 60

310 75-46

375 151. 28 110 288 26.88

115. 20 323 80. 74 430 104. 93 304 152.40

354 86. 40

271 108. 40

192 96. 00

302 152. 80

288 129. 60

351 84. 24 169^ 164. 28 421^ 67. 80

1415^ 213- 55

74 38.00 424 171. 20

174 42. 05 372^ 356^

149. 30 89.72

280 150. 10 192 76. 80 40 9. 60

178 45- 00 387^ 93- 00

350 85. 25 100 25. 20 414 189. 18 392 156.80

248 99. 20

152 38. 00 420 170. 24 346 84.48

208 93.60

* 24 138. 00

108 20. 40 434 105. 69

350 88.80

397/^ 96- 55

292 131-76 270^ 108. 20 2861^ 408

115-75

164. 52 412

288

166. 40

72. 00

307 135- 30 396

8 284

95-81 3.20

113.60

Name.

Jones, Ravmond B

Keefe, J. E

Kehoe, Geo. D

Kehoe, J. D

Kenney, E. ?

King, E-D

King, R. E

Klapp, Daniel N

Knapp, Jas. B

Koon, E. W

Koontz, Thos. E

Eangdon, H. D

Eatchford, Geo. G

Eaw, Ellsworth Eehmann, Henry

Eeighton, Charles H .

.

Eeith, Arthur T

Eeonard, Annie F. . . .

,

Einn, John F

Eusby, John W

McClure, Theophilus . McDonald, Edwd. S. .

.

McEvoy, W. J McFarland, H. C

McGinness, John F . .

.

McGrath, J. G

McHeni-y, Wm

McKee, Thomas

McKeon, T. F

McMahon, T

McMullin, A

McPike, H. A

McWhirter, T. T

Mahan, H. B

Maloy, Frank J Manning, W. J Marceau, Marie

Martin, Addie

Martin, Bertie Martin, Sarah

Martin, W. K

Matthews, J. F

Maupin, A.T

Melick, F. H

Mellis, J. C

Metz, Mary J Miller, J. F

Mills, Annie M

Mills, C. S Molan, M. G

Moran, C. A

Morgan, Sara R

Morris, R. S

Morrison, Anna C

Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Eucy

Noble, Josephine Eee. Noone, Daniel P

O'Connell, John J O'Toole, Mary B

Parsells, Chas. W

Parsons, A. M

Patterson, E. Hearn . .

.

Payne, James E

Pearson, Aven

Perkins, Jos

Persinger, Jacob

Petersen, Emil

Poff, Annie A

Polkinhorn, R. O

Poole, Edward S

Potts, A. H

Price, Clint. O

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C

Purcell, Maggie E

Ratcliffe, Katharine C.

Hours employed.

350 <8q. nr 298 >^ 125- ^, 444 141-25 *4o 230. 00

215.96 400 160. 64

293/^ 117.40

296 134. 20 *35 175. 00

288 1 15- .50 391 156.40 412 166. 40

383 H 95- 87

288 115. 20 449 136. 86

358 181. 20 287 143- 50 436 106. 17 170 43- 00

368 92. 00 404 167. 76 354 I So. 00

303 132.90 *36 192. 00

280 129. 60

112 *

9

284!/^ 113.80

35154 178.75

19554 78.20

408 164.48

352 179. 00

192 76. 80

283 J4 113.40

232 92. 80

288 115. 20 419 212. 30

439^-4 107. 20 354 86. 40

318 77.18

184 46. 00

3V2 1. 40

160 40. 40

288 115. 00

8 3. 22

192 82. 50

288 69. 69

280 112. 00

330 80. 06

288 72. 00

184 73.60

387 193. 50 416 100. 99

184 92. 00

391 93. 96

288 152. 64 439% 107. 21 188 45- 50

283 114. 20

288 115. 20 424 103. 10 391 156. 40 354 144. 00

280 112. 00 404 102. 80 *43 247- 25 376 150. 72 286 114. 40 348^ 176-85 3^0 85-44

280 112. 00 284^ 113.80

281 112. 40 276^ 148. 72 405^ 163.48

386 154. 40

339 82.42

346 84. 48 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

]\jo_ —Statement showing the number ofpei^sons employed i7i public printing and

binding, January /, i8gg, during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Razey, F. T

Reed, Mary D

Reilly, Ellen S

Riley. Mark

Ritter, Ernest

Robinson, S. M

Rowell, D. P

Sage, Katie

cton, Fred A

Schaefer, Lizzie Scurlock, Geo. C

Sehorn, Geo. H

Semmes, C. C

Shaifer, Carl H

Shaw, Edmund

vShrigley, J.T

Sipher, W. M

Slicer, Cora E

Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Jeff Smith, Kate L

Stadtler, Jacob

Stern, Gertie

Stribling, C. K

Sullivan, Ed. A

Summers, R.W

Swayne, E. B

Svdnor, M. C

Tallfcv, W. C

Taylor, Chas. H

Taylor, H. P

Honrs Amount

employed. earned.

257/4 $103. 00

272 65. 28 326 78. 91 ^00 213. 70 2oo 115. 20 277 1 10. 80

264 354 86. 40

232 34^ "5- 25 416 105. 20 280

392 207 . 70

391 156. 40

288 1 15. 20

272 108. 80 427 5^2 105. 00 300 159. 00

oSt 1/ 113. 40

72 - 17. 86 354

355 86:73

259 103. 60

288 123.05 *28^ 142. 50

288 115.20

146 35-52

260 104. GO 426 216. 60 453 230. 50

Taylor, Ira Terrett, Geo. A

Towson, Helen M .

.

Tubman, Anna

Tuohy, T. F

Utter, Birdie Vose, E. A

Wallich, Edna

Walsh, Jerry Watkins, H. A

Watkins, N

Watson, H. L

Watson, J. C

Wear, E. E

Welch, Frank

Whitford, Wm. E. .. Whitlock, James A. Whitney, Wm. A . .

.

Williams, Chas. A .

.

Willis. Jas Wilson, J. L. C

Winne, E. ly Wise, Mary

Withall, Judson J .

.

Wood, Edw. J Wood, John D

Woolsey, Emma. . .

.

Wright, Canie May

Yetter, H. C

Hours

employed.

$199. 08 *36 1 26. 00

260 63.17

304 73- 15 272 123. 60

338 82. 27 392 94. 08

391'/^ 93-96

375 168. 75 288 • 115-20

228

* 11% 1 181.09

275 no. 00

440 223. 60

100 40. 00

392 156. 80

354 180. 00

333 83-70

404 162. 56

420 170.24

4181^ 207. 85

8 3. 20 436^ 221.85

390 93.60

192 loi. 76 284 142. 80

354 00

3815^ V 56

312 77- 3^ 284 150- 52

Days. No. 39.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the library of the Government Pri7iting Office during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8g8, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Days

employed. Amount

earned. Marie G. West 238 $952. 00