ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

FOR THE

Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1899.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1899.

Office of the Public PRrNTKR,

Washington^ D. C , December ^, i8gg.

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

operations of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal j-ear ended

June 30, 1899. Very respectfully^, F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

The President of the Senate pro tempore.

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ANNUAL REPORT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

To the Senate and House of Representatives: In m}^ last annual report a .statement was made of the several measures which had been taken up to that time for an extension of the Government Printing Office building. During the second session of the Fiftyfifth Congress an appropriation of $225,000 was made for the purchase

of land for this purpose, the title to be obtained by condemnation proceedings. The value of the land was appraised by a commission appointed

by the supreme court of the District of Columbia, and the appraisal was

approved by the court. The aggregate amount paid to the several owners was $188,000.81; the fees paid to commissioners of condemnation,

expert witnesses, etc., were $1,210.50; paid for abstracts of title and

recording deed, $701; court fees, $115.75, making the total expenditure

for the purchase of the land $190,028.06. The remainder of the appropriation, viz, $34,971.94, as an unexpended balance, was covered into

the Treasury of the United States. During the third session of the Fifty-fifth Congress an appropriation was made for the construction of a fireproof extension of the Government Printing Office building on the site acquired by authority herein

described. The language of the appropriation act was as follows: Government Printing Office building: That there be constructed, upon the land

acquired by the United vStates in square numbered six hundred and twenty-four, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, under the provisions of the Act entitled

' 'An Act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the

fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, and for other purposes," approved July first, eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, a fireproof building

for the use of the Government Printing Office, at a total cost, including approaches,

elevators, lighting, and heating apparatus, not exceeding two million dollars. That the building herein provided for shall be erected under the direction and

supervision of the Chief of Engineers of the Army, by contract or hired labor, or

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both, as may be to the best interests of the United States, and upon plans and specifications to be prepared by him and approved by the PubHc Printer. And the said Chief of Engineers is hereby authorized to enter into a contract or contracts for the

construction of the whole or of any part of said building and for the removal of the

old dwellings and other buildings now standing upon said land, subject to appropriations to be made therefor by Congress, and he shall also have the employment of all persons connected with the work: Provided, however, That the selection and appoint- ment of a competent architect to prepare the plans and specifications for the eleva- tions of said building shall be made by the said Chief of Engineers and the Public

Printer jointly.

Toward the construction of said building and for each and every purpose con- nected therewith, including the cost of all professional and other personal services that the Chief of Engineers of the Army may deem necessary, and for the rent of

office rooms in a locality convenient to the work, three hundred and fifty thousand

dollars, to be immediately available. This appropriation and all appropriations

which may hereafter be made for this purpose shall be expended under the direction and supervision of the said Chief of Engineers.

In accordance with the provisions of this appropriation, plans and

specifications were prepared by the Engineer Department of the Army

for the erection of the building, and the plans were approved by the

Public Printer. Mr. James G. Hill, of this city, was selected by the

Chief of Engineers and the Public Printer jointly as architect to prepare

the plans and specifications for the elevations of the building, and his

w^ork has reached a satisfactory state of advancement. An illustration of the elevations accompanies this report.

Col. John Stephen Sewell, Corps of Engineers, United States Army,

was detailed b\^ Gen. John M. Wilson to superintend the preparation of plans and specifications for the new building and to take charge of its construction.

In preparing the site for the new extension of the Government Printing Office for the work of excavation it was necessary to demolish the

temporar}^ three-story brick warehouse owned by the Government and

fronting on Jackson alley. It was occupied in the basement and first story by the carpenter and paint shops, and the second and third stories were used for the storage of the books of record of the Office and public

documents. The books of record were removed to the upper floor of the

fireproof annex fronting on H street, the bound and unbound documents

to the leased warehouse on L street NW. , and the carpenter and paint

shops to the lot and buildings on the north side of Jackson alley, extending from Jackson alley to H street, and owned by Mrs. Amanda Holmes.

The lot and buildings were leased for a period of one year, with the

privilege of a longer period, for the sum of $85 per month.

The transfer of titles to lots of land as a site for the new building was

not completed until Ma^^ i of the present year. Competitive bids for the old buildings on the several lots were invited by public advertisement, and on the i8th of May they were allotted to Mr. Andrew Glee- son for the sum of $1,300. The removal of the buildings was completed
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on Juh' 6. Bids for excavation were invited, and on the loth of July a

contract was awarded to Messrs. S. Carmod}- & Son for 30,000 cubic

yards of general excavation at 44 cents per yard, 10,000 yards of trench

excavation at 75 cents per 3'ard, and 300 linear feet of test borings at $2

per foot. Up to the 30th of Xovember there had been completed 29,300

cubic 3'ards of general excavation, 4,100 cubic 3-ards of trench excavation, and all the borings. The remainder of the work covered by the

contract is proceeding as rapidh^ as could reasonably be expected.

The necessary' cement shed, fence, tool sheds, etc., have been built, and

the concrete work begun, b}' hired labor. About 2,100 cubic yards of concrete have been put in, and if the weather should continue good the

bulk of the foundation work will be finished by January i . The plans

of the building are well advanced, and the steel work will probably be

ready for bids about the middle of December. Actual expenditures up

to date amount to about $45,000, of which about §13,000 are for office expenses and preparation of plans, including the fee to the architect,

and $32,000 are for actual work in the field. The conditions have been more favorable than was anticipated in

relation to the foundation work; the soil is better, the amount of water

is less, and the weather has been better than there was reason to expect.

The econom\' attained in carr3dng on the work has also been greater than was expected. The superior qualit}' of the soil has made a reduction in the quantity of concrete required, and this, with all the other favorable

conditions, will bring the cost of the foundations, including excavation,

down to about $100,000, whereas the estimated cost was about $150,000.

Such good fortune, however, is not to be anticipated in the erection

of the superstructure. The prices of building materials have risen to such an unprecedented and unlooked-for degree that, although a margin

of nearh^ 10 per cent was left in the original estimate, based on prices

prevailing at the time, it will be necessar\^ to increase the limit of cost by

another 10 per cent or else abandon some of the most important and

necessar}^ features of the building.

The actual cost of such a building as the new" one proposed is now not

less than 25 per cent higher than it w^as a year ago. Further study has

shown the necessit}', also, of building the G street end of the power

house—over the coal vault—to the same height as the main building to secure absolutely necessary floor space. This adds about 9 per cent of

floor space and about 10 per cent of cost—this on account of having

to make the lower stories heavier than intended, to csLvry the new and

superimposed ones. Under present conditions, with no prospect of any material fall in

prices in the near future, the additional cost of the original project is $209,000, and of the proposed addition to the south end of the power

house $220,000, making the necessary increase in the limit of cost about

$429,000, if the building is to completely fulfill its ends. Attention is
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invited to the fact that the increase is not necessitated by unauthorized

changes in plans nor by exhausting the appropriation, with work still incomplete, but by a change in conditions wholly unlooked for by

anyone and almost unprecedented. All work so far done has been

accomplished within the limit of the original estimate. Actual expenditures to date amount to only $45,000, and the amount covered by out- standing liabilities and existing contracts is not more than $43,000 additional. The constructing engineer has submitted a detailed report to the

Chief of Engineers, which will be laid, in due course, before the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Early in the months of the present year the fact was developed that

in order to provide for the storage of bound and unbound volumes of public documents formerly in the warehouse of the Government Printing

Office, and for the large stock of official envelopes, paper, etc., storage

space equal to that of the w^arehouse on E street, leased by the Government for the use of the Government Printing Office, would be necessary

as early as the commencement of the present fiscal year. Accordingly, a contract was made with Mr. W. F. Nash, owner of the L street building,

for the construction of a warehouse similar in all respects to the one then

occupied for the uses of the Government Printing Ofiice, to be completed on July I, 1899, and to be leased to the Government for one year, with

the privilege of renewal for a longer period, for the sum of $5,000 per

year. It is estimated that when the new extension of the Government

Printing Office shall be completed, and the old and insecure portion of the present structure shall be reconstructed, sufficient room will be supplied for all the storage purposes of the office, and the time, labor, and

expense of wagon transportation between the present warehouses and the

office will thus be obviated.

Near the close of the last session of the Fifty-fifth Congress the following amendment was made in the sundry civil appropriation bill to the

proposed appropriation for public printing and binding:

Provided, That in the expenditure of this appropriation the Public Printer may,

during the fiscal year nineteen hundred, in his discretion, pay all printers and bookbinders employed in the Government Printing Office at the rate of fifty cents per hour

for time actually employed. In accordance with this authorization, the compensation of the two

classes of employees named have been paid at the rate of 50 cents per

hour, commencing on the ist day of July last. The increased expenditure

by reason of this change in rate of compensation will be, for the current

fiscal year, about $286,000.

Several months ago the attention of the Board of Commissioners of the

District of Columbia was called to the unsatisfactory condition of the side- walks in front of the Government Printing Office on H and North Capitol

streets, with a request for their repair. The reply to this requCvSt was

that no appropriation was available for such work. Inasmuch as the
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District Commissioners have no power to delegate authority to the Public Printer to repair or rebuild the sidewalks herein mentioned, I have

the honor to request that a sufficient sum be appropriated hy Congress

to construct a concrete sidewalk on H street and a sidewalk partly of concrete and parth^ of vitrified brick on North Capitol street, in front of the Government Printing Office, at an earh' day, the sum thus appropriated to be expended under the direction of the Board of Commissioners

of the District of Columbia.

The report of the Superintendent of Documents is submitted herewith;

also tabular statements containing detailed information which the Public

Printer is required to furnish Congress, in accordance with the provisions

of sections 19 and 22 of the act of January 12, 1895. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS.

Government Printing Office,

Office of the Superintendent of Documents,

Union Buildings Washington, D, C, November i, i8gg.

Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith a report of the number of pubHc docu- ments received, distributed, and sold during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899. Documents received from

Government Printing Office 423, 675

Agriculture, Department of 192, 779

Interior, Department of 4, 934

Labor, Department of 5 Navy, Department of • 3, 985

State, Department of 2, 104 Treasury, Department of 16, 943 War, Department of 2, 218 Fish Commission 13, 145 Geological Survey 13, 800 Miscellaneous offices 198

Libraries and exchanges 25, 410

Total 699, 196 Documents distributed to

Designated depositories, State and Territorial libraries 153, 254 Geological depositories 24, 923 Remainder depositories 32, 014 Miscellaneous libraries to complete sets 196, 983

Official use 6, 535 Foreign legations 78, 809

Individual designations by Senators, Representatives, and

Delegates in Congress 97, 558 Monthly catalogues, to libraries 22, 577 Miscellaneous, catalogues, indexes, price lists, etc 75, 075 Documents sold

Periodicals, on subscription 2, 719

Sales, as per itemized statement . 24, 089

Total 714, 536

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Documents on hand July i, 1898 412, 039 Documents received, July i, 1898-June 30, 1899 699, 196 Total T, III, 235 Documents sold, July i, 1898-June 30, 1899 26, 808 Documents distributed, July i, 1898-June 30, 1899 687, 728

'i'otal 714, 536 Documents on hand July i, 1899 396, 699 The above statement shows that 1,413,732 documents were handled in and out during the fiscal year, a number equal to the first three years' business of the office, as the following comparison by fiscal years indicates

:

Fiscal year. Received.

Dis- tributed. Sold, Amount

of sales.

1895

1

486, 871

413, 194

639, 298

699, 196

185, 900

308, 238

537, 630

687, 727

3,581

17, 638

21,363

26, 808

I889. 09

4,016. 15

4, 537- 27

7, 556.11

1896

1897 1898

1899 • -

MISCEI.I.ANEOUS DISTRIBUTION To COMPI^ETE SETS. The number of documents distributed to miscellaneous libraries to complete sets was larger in the aggregate (196,983) than the entire number furnished libraries for that purpose since the inauguration of the work by Dr. John^G. Ames, of the Interior Department, some fifteen or twenty years ago. Any document that is available

for distribution gratis is promptly supplied to any public library upon application,

for the purpose of completing a set. While this work is not a duty imposed by law, the practice has been so long con- tinued and has served such a useful purpose that it has come to be considered as one

of the important functions of the office. The labor involved in packing, registering,

and mailing this vast number of books was very great, but it was not permitted to

interfere with the current business, which was also extremely heavy.

The value of these documents to the libraries can not be overestimated, as most of them have been out of print so long that they are practically unobtainable elsewhere. An incomplete set of books of any kind is of little use, as a reference to it usually

discloses the fact that the volume wanted is missing.

The question is frequently asked as to the source from which documents available

for gratuitous distribution to public libraries, other than those distributed to desig- nated depositories under the law, have been obtained. The larger number have been

received from the Executive Departments under the provisions of the act of January

12, 1895, which directs that documents therein not required for official use shall be

delivered to the superintendent of documents for distribution. Documents have

been accumulating in the Departments for a century, and several hundred thousand

volumes have been turned over to this office and are being disposed of by sale or

distribution to libraries. Large numbers of documents are also received from libraries that have them in duplicate. Twenty-five thousand four hundred and ten vol- umes were received from this source during the fiscal year. Many more would have

been received, but I was compelled to decline them for the present, owing to lack of room. Much has been said concerning the duplication of documents to libraries. My

experience leads me to the conclusion that a great deal of good has resulted there- from indirectly. It is a well-known fact that the true librarian never destroys any-
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thing in the way of printed matter. Thus it has happened that documents sent in duplicate to public libraries in the older States have been carefully preserved for generations, frequently at great inconvenience for lack of space. These libraries gladly availed themselves of the offer of the Government, through Dr. Ames in the

first place, and later through this office, to receive the accumulations of duplicates

and redistribute them to new libraries in the Western States, where they never

could have been obtained otherwise. MESSAGES AND PAPERS OE THE PRESIDENTS.

I am pleased to report that the distribution of the compilation of the Messages and

Papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897, by James D. Richardson, has been substantially

completed. The work was published in three editions, aggregating 36,000 sets of 10 volumes each. The first and second editions were distributed by members of the

Fifty-fourth Congress, and the third edition upon orders of members of the Fiftyfifth Congress. The utmost care has been exercised in the distribution to insure prompt delivery to the person for whom intended. I am now sending out postal notices to all designees, which state that the distribution is finished, giving the name

of the Senator, Representative, or Delegate on whose order the books were sent, and

asking for prompt notice of failure to receive any volume or volumes of the set, so that they may be traced. Great credit is due the Post-Office Department for the promptness and accuracy with which more than 300,000 volumes of the work have

been delivered, not a single case of loss having been reported that could not be

traced.

SAI,ES. The number of documents sold, and the receipts therefrom, show an increase of 25 and 65 per cent, respectively. The average price of each document sold was about

28 cents, as against 21 cents last year. Seventy per cent of the documents sold, and

28^ per cent of the amount of sales, was on account of publications of the Depart- ment of Agriculture. Orders aggregating several thousand dollars could not be filled because the supply

of documents desired was exhausted.

It is hoped that Congress will authorize the superintendent of documents to make

requisition upon the Public Printer for the reprint of documents that may be in demand by the public, upon certificate that a certain number of copies have been

subscribed and paid for. Two price lists have been published, one in October, 1898, and one May i, 1899. The latter is the most complete price list of documents for sale that has ever been

issued, and it has increased the sale of documents very materially. PUBI^ICATIONS. The documents published by this office during the fiscal year aggregate 1,872 pages, and consist of i document catalogue (comprehensive index), 12 monthly

catalogues of public documents, 2 price lists, i

'

' Reports of Explorations Printed in the Documents of the United States," by Adelaide R. Hasse, and i bibliography of United States documents relating to interoceanic communication across Nicaragua,

Isthmus of Panama, etc. Thirteen thousand documents were received for cata- loguing purposes and 49,000 cards were written. The document catalogue (comprehensive index) of Fifty-fourth Congress, second

session, is in press, and the document index of the Fifty-fifth Congress, third ses- sion, will go to press in a short time. For some time I have had in contemplation an improvement of the monthly cata- logue of public documents by making the index cumulative. This will be done as soon as the business of the office will warrant it. In my last annual report I spoke of the desirability of publishing the document
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catalogue biennially instead of for each session of Congress, as now required by law. A bill will be presented to Congress in December next that will provide, among

other things, for this change. It is intended, if the bill shall pass, that the first issue shall include all the documents of the Fifty-fifth Congress, and those of the departmental series published from July i, 1897-June 30, 1899. If this plan shall be adopted, much duplication of matter will be avoided, and consequently a great

deal of labor will be saved both in the preparation and publication of the catalogues.

CHECK I,IST OF PUBI^IC DOCUMENTS.

Considerable progress has been made in the preparation of a new check list of public documents, so that it now seems probable that it can be finished and published next year.

It is my intention to make the check list much more systematic and comprehensive than any heretofore attempted. With this object in view many prominent

librarians were consulted prior to beginning the work, and I beg to tender to them

my acknowledgments for the many valuable suggestions made.

The following is a brief outline of the plan adopted for the work:

The documents are grouped under four headings, as follows:

1. Papers of the Revolutionary period.

2. Proceedings and Debates in Congress.

3. The Congressional series.

4^ The Departmental series. In the first group will be included many valuable papers not public documents, but which have been either purchased or adopted by the Government as official. Group 2 will contain a list of the proceedings and debates in Congress from the

First to the Fifty-fifth Congress, inclusive, arranged by Congresses and sessions instead of by volume numbers, for the reason that the volumes composing the set are not uniform on account of a difference in the pagination of the daily edition and

those bound at the end of the session for distribution to libraries. The third group will contain a list, as nearly complete as possible, of the Congressional documents from the First to the Fifty-fifth Congress, inclusive. The scheme

devised by Dr. John G. Ames, of serial numbers for the documents of the Fifteenth

to the Fifty-third Congress, has been adopted and continued. It having been found

impracticable to classify the unnumbered documents of the first fourteen Congresses

by serial numbers, they will be introduced immediately preceding the documents of the Fifteenth Congress under '

' zero numbers. '

'

Group 4 will contain a list of the documents known as the "Departmental '' series, many of which also appear in the Congressional series. The latter will be indicated

so that duplication under different titles may be easily ascertained. A new classification has been devised by this office for the Departmental series which I think will meet all requirements. By the use of this classification reference

to the Departmental series is made easy and may be applied as serial numbers are to Congressional documents. A few notes, with sample page, are given herewith which

probably sufficiently explain the scheme to enable librarians to adopt the classifica- tion if desirable: Using the abbreviations for the departments (i. e., A=Agriculture ; T^Treasur}-

;

W=War, etc.), and the figures preceding the decimal point to represent the bureau,

office, etc. (i. e., Ai.=Agriculture, Secretary; A2.=Agriculture, animal industry;

A3. ==Agriculture, botany, etc.); the figures after the decimal to represent the series

(i. e. , A2. I :=Agriculture, animal industry, annual reports) ; the figures after the colon

to be the book number, date, etc. (the latter not to be used in the tables, but to be

left to be supplied by the person classifying the works). This classification is also the fruit of most trying experience and can be, I feel sure, recommended to all as the most satisfactory method which it seems possible to devise.
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Ai.

DEPARTMENTAL SERIES.

AGRICU1.TURE.

Secretary. Ai. i:

Ai. 2:

A1.3:

Ai. 4:

A1.5:

Annual reports

1838 IS43 1848 1853 1858

1839 1844 1849 1854 1859

1840 1845 1850 1855 i860

1841 1846 I85I 1856 I86I 1842 1847 1852 1857 etc. General publications

Agricultural grasses in the United States. Contagious diseases of domesticated animals. Diseases of cattle. Diseases of swine and other animals. Hog cholera.

Bulletins: (None issued)

Circulars: No. I No. 2 Yearbook

1894

1895

No. 3 No. 4

1896

1897

No.

No. No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10

A2. Animal Ijidustry.

Annual reports:

1st 1884 2d 1885 3d 1886 4th-5th 1887 6th-7th 1 891 8th-9th 1893 General publications: No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14

A2. i:

A2. 2: A2. 3:

A2. 4:

A2. 5:

etc. In the above classification the following combinations are arbitrary:

Figure i preceding the decimal point always stands for secretary or chief executive officer of a department or office, the other numbers, indefinitely, to be applied to the various bureaus, divisions, or offices. The figures following the decimal point and preceding the colon always stand for the following:

1 Annual reports.

2 General publications.

3 Bulletins. 4 Circulars. The rest of the numbers, indefinitely, to be applied to other series which bear dis- tinctive titles or numbers; but all unnumbered miscellaneous publications are to be

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

Circulars: No. I No. 2 etc. Orders: No. I No. 6 No. II No. 16 No. 2 No. 7 No. 12 No. 17 No. 3 No. 8 No. 13 No. 18 No. 4 No. 9 No. 14 No. 19 No. 5 No. 10 No. 15 No. 20
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classed under *

' general publications '' of the bureau or office from which they emanate, or if this fact can not be ascertained, under "general publications" of the Department.

The foregoing tables are purely suppositional, but will give an idea of the pro- posed arrangement.

Another new and important feature of the check list will be the cyclopedic index. In the check list, edition of 1895, the few titles given of Congressional documents

appear in the tables; these will be omitted and in lieu thereof the titles of all Congressional documents will appear in the cyclopedic index in alphabetical order under

subject, title, and authors when important, except such documents as relate merely

to private claims and a few minor matters of no historical interest. This method

will undoubtedly open up for convenient reference a vast amount of valuable histori- cal matter that has heretofore been hidden away and almost inaccessible for lack of proper indexes. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO. THE ACT OE JANUARY 12. 1895, PROVIDING FOR THE

PUBI,IC PRINTING AND BINDING, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF PUBI^IC DOCUMENTS.

The committee appointed by you soon after the adjournment of the Fifty-fifth

Congress, consisting of the foreman of printing, the chief clerk of the Government

Printing Office, and the superintendent of documents, for the purpose of reporting

what amendments, if any, should be made to the act of January 12, 1895, relating to the public printing and binding and the distribution of public documents, have substantially agreed to recommend certain amendments which will be presented to Congress at its next session.

I shall not attempt to analyze these amendments further than to say that it is expected, if the bill shall pass, that it will result in the prompt delivery of public

documents to the designated depositories; that the binding of documents will be uni- form, will give better service, will conform more closely to the literature of the day,

iand will present a more attractive appearance generally; that every copy of a docu- ment will bear the same title and have the same title-page, thus doing away with the confusion that now exists where a document may be issued under three or four dif- ferent titles. BINDING DOCUMENTS RESERVED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO DEPOSITORIES.

It will be very gratifying news to librarians to learn that the present Public Printer has inaugurated a plan for the binding of the documents "reserved " for binding and

distribution to designated depository libraries that promises to solve the problem

that has troubled them from time immemorial. That is, a special section has been

established for binding these documents, and it is hoped that it will be made permanent. Up to date of making this report 4 volumes of the documents of the Fifty

-

fifth Congress, first session, 20 of the Fifty-fifth, second session, and 4 of the Fiftyfifth, third session, have been received from the Printing Office and distributed to the

depositories. This is unprecedented in the history of that office. The determination

of the Public Printer is that the work of binding the "reserve" shall be brought up

to date, so far as the preparation of the matter will permit.

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY I,IBRARlES.

Appended to my report will be found a complete list of the three classes of depository libraries. There are 478 libraries on the list of designated depositories, an

increase of 6 during the year. There are still 22 vacancies, which may seem very

strange when the value of the privilege is considered. For the information of those concerned in making designations, etc., I quote the following from the Revised

Statutes of the United States: " Sec 501, The copies of journals, books, and public documents which are or may

be authorized to be distributed to incorporated bodies, institutions, and associations
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within the States and Territories, shall be distributed to such bodies as shall be des- ignated to the Secretary of the Interior (superintendent of documents) by each of the Senators from the several States, respectively, and by the Representatives in Congress from each Congressional district, and by the Delegate from each Territory.

The distribution shall be made in such manner that the quantity distributed to each

Congressional district and Territory shall be equal ; except that whenever the number of copies of any publication is insufficient to supply therewith one institution, upon the designation of each member of the Senate and House of Representatives

the copies at the disposal of the Secretary (superintendent of documents) may be

distributed to such incorporated colleges, public libraries, athenaeums, literary and

scientific institutions, boards of trade, or public associations as he may select. " Sec. 502. The selection of an institution to receive documents ordered to be published or procured a the first session of any Congress shall control the documents of the entire Congress, unless another designation be made before any distribution has

taken place under the selection first made. Where the work is printed by order of both the Senate and House of Representatives, the duplicates may be sent to differ- ent institutions, if so desired, by the member whose right it is to direct the distribution, and the public documents to be distributed by the Secretary of the Interior (super- intendent of documents) shall be sent to the institutions already designated, unless he shall be satisfied that any such institution is no longer a suitable depository of the same. ^ -^^ *

'

' Sec. 506. 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."

(Act of Jan. 12, 1895, 28 Statutes at Large, 601.

'

' Sec. 70. The superintendent of documents shall thoroughly investigate the condition of all libraries that are now designated depositories, 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. "Sec. 74. -^l and all Government publications delivered to designated

depositories or other libraries shall be for public use without charge. '

A great deal of confusion has arisen from time to time on account of the redis- tricting of States for Congressional purposes. Two and even three depositories are sometimes thrown into the same district and new districts are left without any. The result is, when the Representative of the new district exercises his right to des- ignate a depository, one of the old depositories must be dropped, and it often hap- pens that the library thus deposed is much more worthy than the substitute. Probably the only remedy would be to allow a number of depositories to each State and

Territory equal to its Congressional delegation, with the privilege to each member to designate only when a vacancy occurred in his district, provided there was no other

depository therein. It certainly seems to me that if a library is worthy of being a

depository for public documents the designation should be made permanent. Under

the present law a depository is liable to be dropped any time and left with an incomplete set of documents in its files. GEOI^OGICAI, DEPOSITORIES. The distribution to geological depositories is authorized by section 79 of the act of January 12, 1895, and an amendment thereto, which read as follows; *'Sec. 79. * . And there shall be distributed of monographs, bulletins, and

reports of the United States Geological Survey now in the possession of the said Survey, being publications prior to the year 1894, one copy of every such publication

to every public library which shall be designated to the superintendent of docuS, Doc II— 2
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ments, as follows: Two public libraries to be designated by each of the Senators from the States, respectively, two public libraries by the Representative in Congress

from each Congressional district, and two public libraries by the Delegate from each

Territor}-; such public libraries to be additional to those to which said publications

are distributed under existing law,"

(Joint resolution approved February 26, 1896, 29 Statutes at Large, 465.) "That the provisions of section 79 of ' An act providing for the public printing and

binding and the distribution of public documents,' approved January 12, 1895,, ^ "'^ shall be extended to the monographs, bulletins, and reports of the Geological Surv^ey which were published during the year 1894, and to those which have

been published since that year, and to those which maybe published in the future.'" * ^- -X- There are 122 vacancies in this list. By consulting the appended list of such

depositories members of Congress may readily ascertain whether their districts or

States are represented. These depositories when named are permanent, aiad some

confusion has been caused by throwing three or four depositories in the same district when a State has been redistricted for Congressional purposes. A new district may

be left without representation, and yet the State quota may be full. RE^MAINDER DEPOSITORIES. The following extract from the act of January 12, 1895, is the authority under which

documents known as

'

' remainders '' are distributed. The superintendent of docu- ments has endeavored to obtain designations from each district in order to make an

equal distribution of these documents, but has only partially succeeded. Nearly 700

libraries are now on the list, however, as against 262 two years ago. These will be continued until dropped and others substituted by the members whose right it is to direct the distribution, "Sec. 68, Whenever in the division among Senators, Representatives, and Delegates,

of documents printed for the use of Congress there shall be an apportionment to each

or either House in round numbers, the Public Printer shall not deliver the full number so accredited at the respective folding rooms, but only the largest multiple

of the number constituting the full membership of each or either House, including

the Secretary and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, and Clerk and Doorkeeper of the House, which shall be contained in the round numbers thus accredited to each or

either House, so that the number delivered shall divide evenly without remainder

among the members of the House to which they are delivered ; and the remainder of

all documents thus resulting shall be turned over to the superintendent of documents, to be distributed by him, first, to public and school libraries for the purpose

of completing broken sets ; second, to public and school libraries that have not been

supplied with any portion of such sets, and, lastly, by sale to other persons; said

libraries to be named to him by Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress

;

and in this distribution the superintendent of documents shall see that, as far as practicable, an equal allowance is made to each Senator, Representative, and Delegate."

REFERENCE I^IBRARY,

There is now a total of 30,698 books and maps in the reference librar}- of this office. During the year 6,534 books and 914 maps were added. Under the heading '

' Books '

are included bulletins, periodicals, orders, circulars, separates, and miscellaneous pamphlets from departments and offices, but bills, slip laws, committee reports, and

other unbound Congressional documents, of which many thousands are received, are not included. Publications in these classes are not noted as additions to the library

until collected in permanent form in bound volumes. The statistics of increase of the library do not accurately represent the publishing

output of the Government for one fiscal 3-ear. Despite constant calls upon depart-
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ments and bureaus for missing publications ( almost always answered with promptness and courtesy) some few have doubtless escaped, though probably none of much

importance. On the other hand, many documents of earlier years have been rescued and added to the library.

There have been a great many applications during the year upon the part of the

public for permission to use our library, but on account of interruption to the work of the office and for lack of proper facilities I was compelled to refuse it, except in

a few exceptional cases. Librarians who have called to inspect the library and take

note of our classification of public documents have been shown every courtesy and

afforded such assistance as our limited means would admit of. It is quite likely that such demands vnll be made on the library in the future by the officials of the Govern- ment that some provision will necessarily have to made for those who desire to use

it in reference work. The following table shows the total number of books and maps, and the total number of publications of each department, bureau, and office, and the accessions during

the year:

Department, bureau, or ofi&ce. Books and maps in library June 30, 1899. Books. Maps.

Increase since June 30, 1S98. Books. Maps,

Agriculture, Department of American Historical Association American State Papers

Civil Service Commission

Committee and commission reports, etc Congress : Annals, Debates, Globes, Records

Congressional documents (sheep set) Congressional documents prior to Fifteenth Congress

District of Columbia

Fish Commission , Government Printing Office Interior Department

Interstate Commerce Commission

Justice, Department of Labor, Department of

Library' of Congress Memorial addresses Messages and documents , National Academy of Sciences National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Navy Department

Post-Office Department . Smithsonian Institution State Department

Treasurv' Department

United States Board of Geographic Names , United States courts W^ar Department

Miscellaneous, not Government publications , Total Very respectfully,

Hon. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

2, 452

1838

104 556 363 3.667

56

263 418

124 3,452

304 17847

108 230 539

4647

2,043 697 1,3"

1,818 3,689

10 272 ! 3,490 ' 124 .

724

3 422

950

13 149

1057

5642

15345 570

33

17

II60

10

509

50

213

823 444

295 566

1,049

272

I, 1125

245

152

5

66

26,465 i 4,233 6,534 914

L. C. Ffrrell,

Superintendent of Documents.
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY LIST.

ALABAMA.

Town or City. Name or I^ibrary.

Auburn Agricultural and Mechanical College General Library.

Anniston St. Michael's Librar}^

Birmingham Public Library. East Lake Howard College Library.

Mobile Spring Hill College Library.

Montgomery State Board of Health Library. State and Supreme Court Library.

University University of Alabama Library.

Wetumpka Wetumpka Academy Public Library.

Wheeler Alexander Campbell Free Library.

ARIZONA.

Phoenix The Territorial Library. Tucson Free Public Library. ^ ARKANSAS.

Clarksville Arkansas Cumberland College Library.

Fayetteville Arkansas Industrial University Library. Fort Smith Public School Library Association. Helena Women's Library.

Little Rock Marquand Library.

State Library.

Pine Bluff Branch Normal College Library.

Searcy , . . .Searcy College Library.

CALIFORNIA.

Berkeley University of California Library. Los Angeles Public Library. Sacramento California State Library. Free Public Library.

San Diego Free Public Library.

San Francisco Free Public Library,

Mechanics' Library. Santa Rosa Free Public Library. Stanford University ... .Leland Stanford Junior University Library.

Stockton Free Public and Hazleton Library.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Washington Department of Agriculture Library.

Department of Interior Library.

Department of Justice Library.

Navy Department Library.

Post-Office Department Library.

Department of State Library.

Treasury Department Library.

War Department Library.
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Designated Depository Zw^—Continued.

COLORADO.

Towx OR City. Name of Library. Boulder University of Colorado Buckingham Library. Colorado Springs Colorado College Library. Denver Public Library.

State Library.

Pueblo McClelland Public Library.

CONNECTICUT.

Bridgeport Public Library and Reading Room.

Hartford Connecticut State Library.

Trinity College Library.

New Haven Yale University Library.

New London Public Library.

Nor^ch Otis Library.

Waterbury Silas Bronson Library.

DELAWARE.

Dover Delaware State Library.

Newark Delaware College Library. Newcastle Library Co. Wilmington Wilmington Institute Free Library.

FLORIDA.

Deland John B. Stetson University Library.

Leesbiirg Florida Conference College Library.

Milton Santa Rosa Academy Public Library. Tallahassee Seminary- West of Suwanee River Library.

State Library.

GEORGIA.

x^bbeville Georgia Normal College and Business Institute Library,

Athens University of Georgia Library. Atlanta State Library.

Young Men's Library Association. Augusta Young Men's Library Association. Cuthbert Bethel College Library.

Dahlonega North Georgia Agricultural College Librar3^

Gainesville Female Seminar}- Library,

Macon Public Library and Historical Association,

Newnan Newnan Library Association. Oxford Emory College Librar}-,

Quitman Brooks Count}' Library Association,

Rome Young Men's Library Association. Savannah Georgia Historical Society Library.

IDAHO.

Albion Normal School Library. Boise State Law Library.

Lewiston State Normal School Library.

Moscow University of Idaho Library.
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Designated Depository List—Continued.

ILLINOIS.

Town or City. Name of I^ibrary. Belleville Public Library.

Bloomington Illinois Wesleyan University Library.

Carbondale Southern Illinois Normal University Library. Jacksonville Public Library.

Centralia Public Library.

Chicago Chicago Historical Society Library.

John Crerar Library.

Newberry Library. Public Library.

St. Ignatius College Library, Twelfth street. University of Chicago Library,

Elgin Gail Borden Public Library. Evanston Northwestern University Library.

Ewing Ewing College Library.

Galesburg Public Library.

Joliet Public Library.

Monmouth Monmouth College Library.

Normal Illinois Normal University Library.

Olney Public Librar}^ Peoria Public Library. Princeton Matson Public Library.

Rockford Public Library.

Springfield Illinois State Historical Library.

Illinois State Library.

Urbana University of Illinois Library.

INDIANA.

Bloomington Indiana University Library.

Borden Borden Institute Library. Crawfordsville Wabash College Library. Evansville Willard Library. Fort Wayne Public Library.

Franklin Franklin College Library. Greencastle. De Pauw University Library. Hanover Hanover College Library.

Huntington Public Schools Library.

Indianapolis State Library.

Lafayette Public Library.

Muncie Public Library. Notre Dame lycmonnier Library, Notra Dame University.

Richmond Morrison Reeves Library.

Valparaiso Northern Indiana Normal School Library.

Vincennes Vincennes University Library.'

IOWA.

Boone Public Library.

Cedar Falls Public Library.

Council Bluffs Public Library. Des Moines Iowa State Library. Public Library.

Dubuque Young Men's Librar}^ Association.
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-Designated Dcpositoy List—Continued.

IOWA—Coutiuued. Towx OR City. Xame of Library.

Fairfield Jefferson County Library Association. Fayette Upper Iowa University Library.

GrinneU Iowa College Library. Iowa City State University of Iowa Library.

Mount Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan University Library.

Mount Vernon Cornell College Library.

Sioux City Public U^xsxx.

Tabor Tabor College Library.

KANSAS.

Hiawatha Morrill Free Library. Lawrence City Library.

Spooner Library, University of Kansas. Manhattan State Agricultural College Library.

Newton Free Library.

Oswego Public Library. Paola City Library-.

Smith Center Woman's Harmony Club Library.

Topeka Free Public Libran,'. Kansas State Library. State Historical Society Librarj^. KENTUCKY.

Bowling Green Ogden College Library, - Clinton Clinton College Library. Danville Center College of Kentucky Library. Frankfort Kentucky State Library.

Georgetown Georgetown College Library.

Lexington Kentucky University Library.

Louis\-ille Polytechnic Society of Kentucky Library.

Newport Newport Public Library.

LOUISIANA.

Baldwin Gilbert Academy, Indian School Library. Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Librar}-.

Natchitoches State Normal School Library.

New Orleans Fisk Free and Public Library.

Howard Memorial Library.

New Orleans University Library.

State Library of Louisiana. Tulane University Library. Ruston Louisiana Industrial Institute Library.

MAINE.

Augusta Maine State Library.

Bangor Public Library.

Brunswick Bowdoin College Library.

Lewiston Bates College Library. Orono University of Maine.

Portland Public Librar3\

Waterv'ille Colby University Library,
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Designated Depository List—Continued.

MARYLAND.

Town or City. Name of Library.

Annapolis Maryland State Library.

St. John's College Library.

United States Naval Academy Library.

Baltimore Enoch Pratt Free Library.

Johns Hopkins University Library.

Maryland Historical Society Library.

Peabody Institute Library.

Chestertown Washington College Li'brar}-.

Frederick Frederick College Library.

Westminster Western Maryland College Library.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Amherst Amherst College Library. Boston Boston Athenaeum Library. Public Library.

State Library of Massachusetts. Cambridge Harvard University Library.

Dedham Public Library.

Fall River Public Library,

Hudson Public Library.

Lowell City Library.

Lynn Free Public Library.

New Bedford Free Public Library.

Salem Essex Institute Library. Taunton Public Library. Tufts College Tufts College Library.

Williamstown Williams College Library. Worcester American Antiquarian Society Library. Free Public Library.

MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor General Library University of Michigan.

Battlecreek Public School Library.

Bay City Public Library. Detroit . Detroit College Library. Public Library.

Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Public Library. Greenville Ladies' Library Association. "Houghton Michigan Mining School Library. Jackson Free Public Library.

Kalamazoo Public Library.

Lansing Michigan State Library.

Muskegon Hackley Public Library.

Orchard Lake Michigan Militar}^ Academy Library. Port Huron Public Library, Pine street. Saginaw, East Side Hoyt Public Library.

MINNESOTA.

Faribault Public Library.

Fergus Falls High School Library.

Mankato State Normal School Library.

Minneapolis Public Library.

University of Minnesota Library.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

Designated Depositoiy List—Continued.

MINNESOTA—Continued. Town or City. Name of IvIbrary.

St. Cloud State Normal School Library.

St, Paul Minnesota Historical Society Library.

St. Paul Minnesota State Law Library.

Stillwater Library Association. Winona State Normal School Library.

MISSISSIPPI.

Agricultural College Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College Library. Clinton Mississippi College Library.

Columbus Public Library.

Dale\T.lle Cooper Institute. Jackson Mississippi State Library.

Universit}- University Mississippi Library. West Point Public School Library.

MISSOURI.

Cape Girardeau St. Vincent's College Library.

Carthage Public School Library.

Chillicothe Hazleton Public School Library.

Columbia University State Missouri Library. Fulton Westminster College Library. Gallatin Public School Library.

Jefferson City Missouri State Library. Kansas City Public Librar>\ Kirksville State Normal School Library.

St. Joseph Free Public Library.

St. Louis Christian Brothers' College Library. Missouri Historical Society Library. Public Library.

St. Louis Mercantile Library.

St. Louis University Library.

Springfield Drury College Library-. MONTANA.

Deerlodge College of Montana Library.

Helena Historical Society of Montana and State Miscellaneous

Library. Public Library.

Missoula Free Public Library.

NEBRASKA.

Beatrice Free Public Library.

Grand Island .Public Library.

Hastings Hastings College Library.

Kearney Public Library.

Lincoln State Library.

University of Nebraska Library.

Nebraska City Free Public Library.

Omaha Public Library.

NEVADA.

Carson City Nevada State Library.

Reno Nevada State University Library.

Virginia City Miners' Union Library.
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Designated Depository List—Contiuued.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Town or City. Name of I^ibrary.

Concord New Kampshire State Library. Dover Public Library. Hanover Dartmouth College Library. Manchestei- City Library.

Portsmouth Portsmouth Athenaeum Library.

NEW JERSEY.

Elizabeth. .Public Library and Reading Room.

Jersey City Free Public Library.

Morristown Morristown Library and Lyceum.

Mount Holly Burlington County Lyceum of History and Natural Science

Library.

Newark ................ New Jersey Historical Society Library.

New Brunswick Rutgers College Library. Paterson. . .Free Public Library.

Princeton . Princeton University Library.

Salem Salem Library Company.

Trenton State Library of New Jersey. NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque Library of University of New Mexico. Santa Fe Territorial Library.

NEW YORK.

Addison Free Public Library.

Albany New York State Law Library.

New York State Library.

• Auburn Seymour Library.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Public Library, 1210 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn Library, Montague street. Pratt Institute Free Librarj^

Young Men's Christian Association Library. Buffalo Buffalo Library. Grosvenor Library. Canton Herring Library, St. Lawrence University.

Copenhagen Union Free School Library.

Delhi Delhi Supreme Court Library.

Glens Falls Crandall Free Library. Ithaca Cornell University Library. Jamestown James Prendergast Free Library.

Lockport Free Public Library.

Newburgh Free Library.

New York City Astor Branch New York Public Library.

Barnard Library, 120 West One hundred and twenty-sixth

street. Chamber of Commerce Library.

College of City of New York Library.

Columbia University Library.

Cooper Union Library.

Harlem Library.

Lenox Branch New York Public Library. Mercantile Librar}^ Association.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Designated Depository List—Continued.

NEW YORK—Continued. Town or City. Namk of I^ibrary.

New York City New Y'ork Historical Society Library,

New Y^'ork University Library, University Heights.

Young Men's Christian Association Library, 318 West

Fifty-seventh street. Poughkeepsie City Library. Rochester Rochester University Librar}^

Saratoga Springs Athenaeum Library.

Schenectady Free Public Library.

Syracuse Syracuse University Library.

Troy Young Men's Association Library. Utica Public Library,

\Vest Point United States Military Academy Library.

NORTH CAROLINA.

Ashe\411e : . . . . Asheville Library.

Chapelhill University of North Carolina Library.

Davidson Union Library, Davidson College.

Durham Trinity College Library.

Garysburg High School Library. Greensboro City Graded School. Newi:on Catawba College Library.

Long, Harnett County . . . Buies Creek Academy Library.

Raleigh North Carolina State Library.

Traphill Fair Yiew College Librar3^ \Vilmington Library Association. NORTH DAKOTA.

Bismarck North Dakota State Law Library.

Fargo North Dakota Agricultural College Librarj-. University University of North Dakota Library.

Wahpeton Red River Valley University Library.

OHIO.

Alliance Mount Lf^nion College Library.

Athens Ohio University Library.

Bucyrus Memorial Library.

Chillicothe Public Library. Cincinnati Public Library. Cleveland Case Library. Public Library. Western Reserve Historical Society Library.

Columbus Ohio State Library. Public Library Reading Room.

Dayton Public Library.

Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University Library.

Gambier Kenyon College Library. Granville Denison University Library.

Hiram Hiram College Library. Marietta Marietta College Library.

New Athens Franklin College Library. Oberlin Oberlin College Library.

Oxford Miami University Library. ' ^

Portsmouth . Public Library.

Sidney Public Library.
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Designated Depository List—Continued.

OHIO—Continued.

Town or City. Name of I^ibrary.

Springfield Warder Public Library.

Toledo Public Library.

Wyoming Public Library.

OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie Oklahoma Territorial Library.

Norman University of Oklahoma Library.

OREGON.

Corvallis , State Agricultural College Library.

Eugene University of Oregon Librar3\ Forest Grove . Pacific University Library. Portland Library iVssociation. Salem Oregon State Library.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Allegheny City. ........ .Public School and City Free Library. Erie Public Library.

Gettysburg .... Pennsylvania College Library.

Harrisburg State Library.

Haverford .............. Haverford College Library.

Honesdale Honesdale School Library.

Huntingdon Juniata College Library.

Johnstown Cambria Free Library. Kutztown Keystone State Normal School Reference Library. Lancaster Watts de Peyster Library, Franklin and Marshall College.

Lockhaven State Normal School Library.

Mauchchunk Dimmick Memorial Library.

Meadville Allegheny College Library.

Norristown William McCann Library.

Philadelphia Franklin Institute Library. Free Library of Philadelphia.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania Library.

Library Company of Philadelphia. Mercantile Library.

Philadelphia Museum.

University of Pennsylvania Library.

Wagner Free Institute of Science Library.

Pittsburg Carnegie Library. Scranton Public Library.

Slippery Rock State Normal School Library.

South Bethlehem .Lehigh University Library. State College Pennsylvania State College Library. Warren Public Library.

Washington Washington and Jefferson College Library.

Waynesburg Waynesburg College Library.

Wilkesbarre Wyoming Historical and Geological Society Library.

RHODE ISLAND.

East Greenwich East Greenwich Academy Library.

Newport Redwood Library.

Providence Brown University Library.

Providence Public Library.

Rhode Island State library.
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Designated Depository List—Continued.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Towx OR City. Xa:\ie of Library.

Aiken Aikeu Libran.'. Charleston Charleston Library Society, Charleston College Library. Clenison College Clemson Agricultural College Library.

Columbia State Library.

University of South Carolina South Carolina College)

Library,

Due\Yest Erskine College Library-. Orangeburg : . . .Claflin Colored Normal College of South Carolina Library.

Rockhill Winthrop Normal and Industrial College Library,

Spartanburg WofEord College Librar}-.

SOUTH DAKOTA.

Brookings South Dakota Agricultural College Library. Huron. . ; Huron College Library.

Pierre South Dakota State Library.

Spearfish State Normal School Library.

Vermilion University of South Dakota Library.

TENNESSEE,

KnoxA'ille University of Tennessee Library,

INIcMinnville Libran,- Association,

^Martin McFerrin College Library.

Memphis Cossitt Library. Nashville Tennessee State Library. Vanderbilt University Librar}-.

Watkins Institute Library. Pulaski ^Martin College Libran,-. Sewanee University of the South Library.

Tuscultmi Greenville and Tusculum College Library.

TEXAS.

Austin Texas State Library.

University of Texas Library.

College Station Agricultural and ^Mechanical College Library. Galveston St. Mary's University Librar}-. Greenville Burleson College Library. Houston Houston Lyceum Library,

San Antonio Public Library.

Savoy Platonian Literary Society Library.

Waco Add-Ran University Library.

Weatherford High School Library.

UTAH.

Logan Agricultural College Library.

Salt Lake City Sheldon Jackson College Library.

University of Utah Library.

Utah State Library,

VERMONT.

Burlington Fletcher Free Library.

University of Vermont Library.

Middlebury Middlebury College Library.

Montpelier State Library.
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Designated Depository List—Continued.

VIRGINIA.

Town or City. Name of I,ibrary.

Emory Emory and Henry College Library.

Fredericksburg- Fredericksburg College Library. Gate City Shoemaker College Library.

Hampden Sidney Hampden Sidney College Library.

Lexington Virginia Military Institute Library. Norfolk Public Library.

Petersburg Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute Library.

Richmond Virginia State Library.

Young Men's Christian Association Library.

Salem Roanoke College Library.

WASHINGTON.

Olympia Washington State Library.

Pullman Agricultural College Library.

Seattle University of Washington Library.

Tacoma City Library.

Walla Walla Whitman College Library.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Athens Concord Normal School Library. Charleston West Virginia State Library , Fairmont West Virginia State Normal School Library.

Huntington Marshall College State Normal School Library.

Martinsburg Martinsburg Public Library.

Morgantown West Virginia University Library.

Wheeling Public Library.

WISCONSIN.

Appleton Appleton Library, Lawrence University.

Beloit Beloit College Library.

Eau Claire Public Library.

Fond du Lac. . '. . .Free Public Library.

La Crosse Public Library.

Madison State Historical Society Library.

Wisconsin State Library.

Merrill T. B. Scott Free Library.

Milwaukee Public Library.

Platteville State Normal School Library.

Racine Public Library.

River Falls State Normal School Library.

Sheboj^gan Public Library.

WYOMING.

Cheyenne Laramie County Public Library.

Wyoming State Law Library.

Laramie University of Wyoming Library.

Sheridan Sheridan Library Association. PUERTO RICO.

San Juan American Library.
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LIST OF GEOLOGICAL DEPOSITORIES.

ALABAMA. Towx OR City. Name of Library.

Athens Athens College Libran-. Birmingham . . Bar Association Library. Cullman Polytechnic Library'. Delta . Public School Library. Demopolis Young Men's Christian Association Library. Evergreen ...... State Agricultural Experi- ment College Library.

j Falkville Normal College Library. Fordyce . Convict Training School Li- ' brary. | Forney Forney Library. Hamilton West Alabama Agricultural School Library. Livingston Normal College Library. [ Mobile Young Men's Christian As.so- ciation Library. i Montgomery' Commercial and Industrial Association Library-, Dexter

avenue. Roanoke School Library. Selma Alabama Baptist Colored University LibrarJ^ Library Dallas Academy-. Talladega Taladega College Library. ARIZONA.

Bisbee Copper Queen Public Library. ARKANSAS.

Arkadelphia Methodist College Library. Bentonville Bentonville College Library. Conway Hendrix College Library. Harrison Public School Library. Monticello Hinemon University vSchool Library. Newport Franklin Doswell Female

Institute Library. Ozark Franklin Female College Li- brary.

Paris Paris Academy Library. I Pine Bluff Merrill Institute Library.

Prescott High vSchool Library.

Spielerville Subajaco Monastery Library. CALIFORNIA.

Eureka Free Library^ Fresno Public Library. Gilroy Public Library. Lompoc Free Library. Los Gatos High School Library. Oakland California College Library. Starr King Fraternity Li- brary. Young Men's Christian Association Library^

Placerville El Dorado County Law Li- brary. Red Bluff Public School Library-. Riverside Free Public Librai-y. Salinas Free Library. Santa Clara Santa Clara College Library. South Pasadena . . .Public Library. Woodland Woodland Free Library.

COLORADO.

Town or City. Name of Library.

Colorado Springs . . Public Library. Denver Bureau of Mines Library.

Ofi&ce State Inspector Coal Mines Library. Sacred Heart College Library. Greeley State Normal School Library. Monte Vista Monte Vista Library Association. Montrose Montrose Library. CONNECTICUT.

Meriden Young Men's Christian Association Library. Middlefield Coe Public Library. New Britain vState Normal School Library. New Haven High School Library. Young Men's Institute Li- brary. Newtown Public Library. Rockville Pnblic Library.

vSouthport Pequot Library Association. vStonington Free Library Association. Storrs Agricultural College Library. Willimantic State Normal School Library.

City Library. DELAWARE.

Dover College for Colored Students

Library. Wilmington C o n f e> e n c e Academy Library. Smyrna The Smyrna Library. Wilmington Brownson Library. FLORIDA.

Bartow State Agricultural Military School Library. Fernandina Public Library and Reading Room.

Jacksonville Public Library. Jasper Knights of Pythias Library. Palatka Public Library. Tampa High School Library. GEORGIA.

Americus Americus Library. Barnesville Gordon Institute Library. Conyers High School Library. Covington High School Library. Cumming Hightower Institute Library. Cuthbert Andrew Female College. Dalton Public School Library. Elberton Harris-Allen Library. Lagrange Southern Female College Li- brary. Locust Grove Locust Grove College Li- brary. McRae The South Georgia College

Library. Marietta Public School Library. Montezuma Public School Library. Rome Public School Library. Sandersville Sander.sville Library Association.
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Geological Depositories—Continued. GEORGIA—Continued. Town or City. Name of L,ibrary, Savannah Catholic I^ibraiy A.ssociation, care Drayton & McDonough. Young Men's Christian Association lyibrarj', 126 Jones

street. Sparta High School I^ibrarj-. Tallapoosa Public vSchool I^ibrar3\ Washington Mary Willis t,ibrary. West Point Public I^ibrary. Wrightsville Nannie I^ou Warthen College

lyibrary. Young Harris College I^ibrary. IDAHO.

Boise Woman's Columbian Club I^i- brary.

II. LINOIS—Continued. Town or City. Name of I,ibrary. Petersburg Petersburg I^ibrary Association. Robinson Robinson L,ibrary. Shelbyville Public School I^ibrary. Springfield Concordia College Library.

Streator Public Library. Tuscola Public vSchool Library. Virginia High School Library Warsaw Public Library. Waukegan Public Library. INDIANA.

Anderson Public Library. Aurora Library Association. Bedford Public School Library.

Bluffton Wells County Library.

. Public School Library.

. High School Librar}-

.

. .High School Library. .High School Library.

, Public Library.

. .High School Library.

. Public School Library.

, . Public School Library. .High School Librar3^

. High School Library.

.Social Institute Library. Public Library.

. High School Librar}'.

. Purdue University Library.

. High School Library.

. City Library.

.Public High School Librar3\ .Alexandria Library.

. High School Library.

-Ladies' Library Association. .Academy Library at Oldenburg. .Osgood Township Library

(High School).

. High School Library

.

.High School Library. .Taylor University Library.

.Public School Library. IOWA.

. Public Library. .Iowa Agricultural College

Library.

. Powers Memorial Library. .Burlington Librarj-. High School Library. Public Library. .Normal School Library.

.P'ree Public Library.

-Public Library. .Lutheran College Library.

-City Library. .High School Library.

.Public School Library.

. Marshall County Library. .Academy of Science Library-

. Public Library.

Grangeville Public School Library. Hailey Public School Library. Idaho Falls Public School Library. Preston College Library. ILLINOIS. Abingdon Hedding College Libra rj-. Baldwin Public School Library. Beardstown High School Library.

Belvidere. Public Library. Canton Public Library. Carlinville Carlinville Library. Carmi High School Library. Carthage Columbian Library. Chester Tecumseh Library. Chicago Armour Institute Librarj'. Lincoln Club Library, 531 W. Adams street. Menoken Club Library, 1196 Washington boulevard. North Division High School

Library, Wendell and Wells

streets. West Division High School

Library, Congress street and Ogden avenue. Young Men's Christian Association Library, 542 W. Monroe street. Clinton Public School Library. Danville High School Library. East St. Louis Public Library. Kdwardsville Public Library. Effingham Ladies' Library Association. Evanston Public Library. Galena Public Library, United States

Post-Office Building. Geneseo. , Public Library. Geneva High vSchool Library. Godfrey Monticello Seminary^ Library. Hoopeston Greer College Library. CarroUton Public Library.

Jerseyville Public Library. Mound Cit}' Public School Library. Nunda High School Library. Ottawa Reddick Library. Pekin High School Library.

JDUUUCVlliC Brazil Columbia City . Columbus . . . Connersville . .

.

Corydon

Delphi

Elizabeth Elwood

Garrett Greenwood —

Indianapolis . . Knox

Lafayette Lawrenceburg - Logansport ... - Monticello .... Mt. Vernon ... Newcastle

Noblesviile. . . . Oldenburg .... Osgood

Portland

Sullivan Upland

Williamsport .

.

Alden Ames

Atlantic Burlington Cedar Rapids. .

.

Denison

Greenfield ... . Hampton

Jewell Junction Lemars

McGregor

Marengo

Marshalltown. .

.

Muscatine Nevada
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List of Geological Depositories—Continued.

IO"Vi'A—Continiied. Town or City. Name of I^ibrary. Oelwein High School LibrarA-. Oskaloosa Oskaloosa College Library-. Ottumwa Public Library-. Pella Central University Library of Iowa. Sac Cit\' Sac City Institute Library-. Winterset Public Libran,-. KANSAS.

Anthony Public Library-. Arkansas Cit^- . . . .Public Library-. Burlington City Library. Chanute Public Library-. Chapman Dickinson County High

School Library-. Fort Scott City Library-. Hutchinson Public Library-. lola Citj- Library-. Lincoln Christian College Library.

MarA-sville High School Library*. Neosho Falls High School Library-. Ottawa Free Library-. Ottawa University Library-. Salina High School Librar\-. Seneca High School Library-. Topeka High School Library-. "Westmoreland Teachers' Library-. Wichita Fairmount College Librar}-. Friends' University- Library,. KENTUCKY.

Auburn

Clinton Covington

Cj-nthiana . . .

Elizabethtown

Franklin Gethsemane .

Hazelgreen . .

Hopkinsville.

Lexington . . . .

Louisville

Marion .

Maysville

Middlesboro Newport . .

Paducah. . .

Paris

Richmond

Auburn Seminary- Library-. ;Mar\-in College Library. Public School Library-. Graded School Library-. Hardin College Library-. Franklin Female College Library*. Gethsemane Seminary- Li- brary. Hazelgreen Academy- Library-. Public School Library. Agricultural and ^Mechanical College Library. Lexington Library.

Girls' High School Library. Young Men's Christian Association Library, 431 West Walnut street. Graded School Library. IMason County Historical Sci- entific Society and Public

Library-. Middlesboro Library-. Public School Library. Teachers' County Library.

Paris Classical Institute Li- brary. Public Library. Caldwell High School Library-. Madison Female Institute Li- brary. S. Doc. II 3

KENTUCKY—Continued. Towx OR City. Name of Library.

Smithland Teachers' Public Library.

Sturgis Sturgis Institute Library-. Williamsburg Williamsburg Institute Library-. Winchester Kentucky Wesleyan College

Library. LOUISIANA.

Lake Charles. .... Public School Library. Mansfield Mansfield Female College Li

brary. Minden Jefferson Davis College Li- brary. Monroe Public School Library. New Orleans Boys' High School Library,

1532 Calliope street. Judah P. Benjamin Library, Fourth and Magnolia

streets. New Orleans Cotton Ex- change Library. New Orleans Law library. Ruston La Chautauqua Library-. Thibodeaux Thibodeaux College Library. MAINE.

Auburn Public Library. Augusta The Lithgow Library-. Bath Bath Library.

Belfast Belfast Free Library-. Machias Public Library. Newport Public Library.'

Pittsfield Maine Central Institute Li- brary. Richmond Library Association. Rockland Rockland Library-. Saco Dyer Public Library-. Skowhegan . . .Free Public Library. Westbrook Public Library. MARYLAND.

Baltimore Bryn Mawr School Library. Canton Institute Library,

1 121 Highland avenue. Mary-land Institute Library, Baltimore and Harrison

streets. Thomas Wilson Sanitarium

Library, 302 West Charles

street. Union League Club Library. Cumberland Allegany County Academy

Library. Easton Easton Library-. Port Deposit Tome Institute Library-. Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company No. I Library. MASSACHUSETTS.

Andover Public Library. Beverly Public Library. Boston Mechanical Arts High School

Library, Belvidere, corner

Dalton.
34 REPORT OF THE PUBI^IC PRINTER.

List of Geological Depositories—Continued.

MASSACHUSKTTvS—Continued. Town or City. Name of I^ibrary. Bradford Public I^ibrary. Cambridge Public I^ibrary. Canton Public I^ibrary. Concord Town I^ibrary.

Elast Boston Kast Boston High School li- brary. Gloucester Sawyer Free I^ibrary. Greenfield Public I,ibrarj^ Hopedale Public I^ibrary. Lincoln Town lyibrary. Melrose Public I^ibrary. Milford Public I,ibrary. Nahant Public I,ibrary. North Adams Public Library. North Andover .. .Public Library. Northampton Forbes Library. Roxbury Roxbury Latin School Li- brary. Sandwich Free Public Library. Saugus Free Public Library.

"Wellesley Wellesley College Library. Weymouth Tufts Library. "Winchendon Public Library. Winchester Public Library. Winthrop Public Library. Worcester English High School Library.

State Normal School Library. Yarmouthport Public Library. MICHIGAN.

Adrian Public Library. Allegan Public Library. Alpena Public Library.

Battle Creek Battle Creek College Library. Belding Public Library. Benton Harbor Public School Library.

Cadillac Public School Library. Charlotte Public Library. Cheboygan Public Library.

Detroit . Chamber Commerce Library.

Detroit Trades' Council Li- brary. Flushing Flushing Library. Holland Public Library. Howell Ladies' Library.

Jonesville Public Library. Ludington . . . . Public School Library. Mancelona Public School Library. Marine City High School Library. Marquette Peter White Library. Menominee High School Library. Monroe Public Library.

Olivet Olivet College Library. Owosso Public School Library. Port Huron Port Huron Law Library.

St. Johns High School Library.

St. Joseph Public Library. Traverse City Public Library. MINNESOTA.

Alexandria High School Library. Austin Public Library. Brainerd N. P. Association Library.

MINNESOTA—Continued. Tow^N OR City. Name of Library.

Fergus Falls Park Region Lutheran Col- lege Library, Minneapolis .High School Library. Minneapolis Law Library. Moorhead Normal School Library. Northfield St. Olaf's College Librarj^. Pipestone State High School Library. Red Wing City Library. Redwood Falls Public Library. Rochester Public Library.

St. Paul St. Thomas Seminary Li- brary. Macalester College Library.

A. F. Ganger Library, City

Hall. Sauk Center Bryant Library. Warren High School Library. Waseca Public Library. MISSISSIPPI. Ackerman Normal High School Library. Bay St. Louis St. Stanislaus College. Holly Springs St. Thomas Hall Library. Jackson Millsaps College Library. Lexington Normal College Library. Port Gibson Chamberlain and Hunt Li- brary. West Point vSouthern Female College Li- brary. Woodville Ed.McGehee College Library. Yazoo City Yazoo Library Association. MISSOURL

Benton Benton Library. Bolivar Southwest Baptist College Li- brary. Bowling Green Pike College Library. Butler Butler Academy Library.

California Public School Library. Canton Canton College Library. Clayton St. Louis County Public Li- brary. Gallatin Grand Rivers College Li- brary. Hannibal Free Public Library. Lebanon Public School Library. Liberty William Jewell College Li- brary. Mountain Grove . .Public School Library. Neosho.. Scarritt Collegiate Institute Library. Normandy Passionist Fathers' Library.

St. Charles St. Charles College Library.

St. Joseph Young Men's Christian Association Library, corner Sev- enth and' Felix streets.

St. Louis Concordia College Library, South Jefferson avenue and Miami street. Freie Gemeinde Library, Sec- ond and Dodier street. Odd Fellows' Library.
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List of Geological

MISSOURI—Continued. Town or City. Name of I^ibrary.

St. Louis St. John's Library, Sixteenth and Chestnut streets. Sedalia Public School Library. Springfield High School Library'. Tarkio College Librar>% Trenton Jewett Norris Library.

Versailles Public School Library. Webb City Public School Library. Webb City College Libra r},-. AVest Plains College Library. MONTANA.

Basin Public School Library'. Bozeman Agricultural and Mechanical

Arts Library-. Butte Miners' Union Library-. Columbia Falls . . . Public Library-. Miles City Public Library-. Missoula L'niversity of Montana Li- brary. NEBRASKA.

Aurora Court-House Librarj-. Bellevue Omaha College Library-. Bethany Cotner University Library-. Broken Bow Public Library. College View Union College Librarj-. Franklin High School Library. Fremont High School Librarj'. Fullerton High School Librar\-. Geneva Public Library. Grand Island Soldiers and Sailors' Kome

Library. Nelson High School Library. Omaha High School Library. South Omaha Public Librarj'. NEVADA.

Carlin Central Pacific Railroad Library'. Eureka Public Library. NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Durham Agricultural and Mechanical

Arts Library. Laconia Public Library. Lancaster Public Library. Lebanon Public Library.

Littleton Public Library. Plymouth State Normal School Library. Salisbury Heights . Public Library. NEW JERSEY.

Atlantic City Atlantic City High School

Library. Blairstown Blair Presbyterian Academy

Library. Camden .Free Public Library. Cape May Methodist Episcopal Public

Library. Egg Harbor City. .Egg Harbor City High School

Library. Hoboken Free Public Library.

vStevens Institute Library. Montclair Public Library. Newark High School Library.

St. Benedict's College Library.

osilories—Continued. NEW JERSEY—Continued. Tow^N OR City. Name of Library.

Newark Young Men's Christian Association Library. New Brunswick . . . Free Circulating Library,

George and Paterson

streets. -Paterson High School Library'. Plainfield Public Library^ Red Bank Public Library Association. Rutherford High School Library. Somerville Free Library. Whippany Whiponong Hall Library. Woodbury Public Library. , NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque Commercial Club Library.

j Socorro School of Mines Library.

I NEW YORK.

! Albanj^ South End Library, South

Pearl and Alexander

streets. Young Men's Christian Association Library. Batavia Richmond Memorial Library. Belmont Mrs. Hamilton Ward's Li- brary. Binghamton High School Library.

Boonville Erwin Library. Brockport State Normal School Li- brary. Brooklyn Boys' High School Library, Putnam and Marcy ave- nues. Public Library Association,

268 Berkeley place.

Girls' High School Library, Nostrand avenue and Hals->y street. Liberty Hose Association Li- brary, 97 Bradford street.

St. Stephen's Library, 104 Carroll street. Union for Christian Work

Library, 67 Schermerhorn

street. Young Men's Christian Association, Eastern District

Branch Library, 131-133 South Eighth street. Young Men's Christian

Association, Green point

Branch Library. Corning Free Library. East Aurora Academy Library. Elmira Elmira Female College Li- brary.

Fayetteville Union School Library. Fredonia D. R. Barker Library. Geneseo Wadsworth Library.

Gloversville Free Public Library. Herkimer Free Library. Liberty Union Free School Library. Long Island City .Free Circulating Library, 26 Jackson avenue.
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Geological Depositories—Continued. NE;w YORK—Continued. Town or City. Name of TvIbrary.

lyOwville I^owville Academy I^ibrarj'. I<.yons Union School I^ibrary

.

Matteawan HowlandCirculatinglyibrar}-. Mount Vernon . . . .Public Library. Newpaltz State Normal School Ivib^ar^^ New York City Aguilar Free Library, East Broadway and Jefferson

street. American Institute Library-,

III West Thirty-eighth

street. Church of the Ascension Parish Library. Fabian Union Library, 229 East Twelfth street. Jefferson Library, 247 Seventh

street. Maimonides Library, 203 East

Fifty-seventh street. Mechanical Engineers' Li- brarj% 12 West Thirty-first

street. Pequod Club Librarj',267 West

Twenty-fifth street.

St. Alphonsus Church Librarj^

285 Hudson street.

St. Peter's Church Libran,-, Barclay street. Theological Seminary Library, Ninth avenue and

Twentieth street. Young Men's Christian Association Library, 312 East

Eighty-fifth street. Young Men's Society Church

Library', 47 University place. Norwich High School Library. Ogdensburg Free Library. Oneida Union School Library. Owego Coburn Public Library. Patchogue Patchogue Library Association. Penn Yan Public Library. Plattsburg .Free Library. Port Henry Sherman Free Library. Port Jervis Free Public Library. Rochester Brewster Library, 86 South

Clinton street.

St. Bernard's Seminary Li- brary. Rome Young Men's Christian Association Library.

Springville Public Library. Troy La Salle Institute Library-, Fourth street. Polytechnic InstituteLibrar^'. Young Men's Christian A.sso- ciation Library. NORTH CAROLINA.

Aberdeen Public Library. Asheville Bingham vSchool Library. Graded School Library.

NORTH CAROLINA—Continued. Tow-N OR City. Name of Library.

Asheville Normal and Collegiate Insti- tute Library

.

Young Men's Institute Li- brary. Chocowinity Trinity College LibrarJ^ Dunn Public Library. Elon College Elon College Library. Kinston Dr. R. H. Lewis's School Li- brary. Lumberton High School Library. Monroe High vSchool Library. Mount Pleasant .. .North Carolina College Li- brary. Oxford Homers' School Library. Raleigh Agricultural and Mechanical

College Library. Shaw University Library. Salem vSalem Female Academy Li- brary. Scotland Neck vScotland Neck Academy Li- brary. Washington Washington Academy Li- brary. Yadkin College .. .Yadkin College Library. NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo Y. M. C. A. Library. Grafton Public Library. Grand Forks Pioneer Club Library. Lakota Public School Library. Larimore High vSchool Library. Valley City Normal School Library. OHIO.

Akron Buchtel College Library. Caldwell High School Library. Canfield Canfield College Library.

Cincinnati.. Hughes High School, Fifth

street, opposite Mound. Woodward High School Li- brary. Cleveland Case School of Applied Sci- ences Library. University School Library, Hough avenue and Giddings. West Side High School Li- brary. Columbus .Ohio State University Libary.

Public School Library. Eaton Public School Library

Findlay Public Library.

Fostoria Public Library. Geneva vSpencerian Public Library. Glendale The Glendale Lyceum Li- brary. Greenville McWhinney Free School Li- brary.

Hill,sboi-o Hill'boro College Library. Ironton Public School Library. Kenton Public Library. Lancaster Ohio Industrial School Li- brary.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

List of Geological Deposilories—Continued. OHIO—Coutinued. City or Towx. Name of Library. Lebanon Mechanics' Institute Library. Lisbon Lepper Library. Logan Public Library. London London Library Association. Marion Public School Library'. Medina Normal School Library. Middletown Public School Librar5^ Millersburg High School Library-. New Philadelphia. Young Men's Christian Association Library. Ottawa Union School Library'. Perrj^sburg Way Public Library. Pomero}- High School Librar^^ Rogers Mount Hope Academy Library'.

St. Clairsville Public School Librars*. Springfield Wittenberg College Librar\-. Vanwert Vanwert Library Association. Wapakoneta Law Librarj^ Warren Public Library-. Wauseon Public Library. Winchester Public School Library. Woodsfield Public School Library. Xenia Public Library.

Zanesville High School Library. • - OKLAHOMA.

Edmund Normal LibrarJ^ Guthrie Public School Library-. OREGON.

Dallas Public School Library. McMinnville Public School Library. Monmouth State Normal Library. Pendleton Commercial Association Li- brary. Salem Young Men's Christian Association Ubrary. Weston Normal School Librar^^ PENNSYLVANIA.

Allegheny West Theological SeminarsLibrary. Allentown Young Men's Christian Association Library. Altoona High School Library. Athens Athens School Library. Braddock Carnegie Library. Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr College Library. Clarion State Normal School Library

Clearfield Public School Library.

Collegeville Ursinus College Library. Coudersport Coudersport Library Association. East Stroudsburg . Normal School Library. Ebensburg School Library. Edinboro State Normal School Library. Everett School Library. Franklin Public Library, Freeland Mining and Mechanical Institute Library. Grove City Grove City College Library. Harrisburg Public Library'.

PENNSYLVANIA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Harrisburg. ...... .Young Men's Christian Association Librarj'. Holmesburg Thomas Holmes Free Li-

( Philadelphia.) brary. Lancaster Mechanics' Librarj-. Young Men's Christian Association Library. Lebanon High School Librarj'. Library of Camp 254, Patriotic Order Sons of America. Lewistown Lewistown Library Association. Lock Haven Lock Haven Library Association. Mechanicsbiirg ...Irving College Library. Library Association. Milford Milford Lyceum Library. Milton High School Library. Minersville High School Library. Mount Pleasant . . .Western Pennsylvania C. and

S. Institute Libra^3^ New Wilmington .Westminster College Library. Philadelphia Central High School Library. Drexel Institute Library. James Queen Memorial Li- brary.

St. Joseph's College Library, Eighteenth and Stiles

streets. Manufacturers' Club Library,

1407 Walnut street. Pennsylvania Railroad Offi- cers' Association Library, care General Agent, Broad

Street Station. The Philadelphia Bourse Li- brary. Turngemeinde Library, 435 North Sixth street. Pittsburg... Pittsburg Library Association. Pottsville High School Library. Reading Young Men's Christian Association. Scranton Green Ridge Library. Selingsgrove Su.squehanna University Li- brary. Shamokin High School Library. Shippensburg State Normal School Library. Sugargrove Hopkins Public Library. Swarthmore Swarthmore College Library. Taylor Public Library.

Titusville High School Library. Towanda Towanda School Library. Washington Citizens' Library, Town Hall. Young Men's Christian Association Library, Main and

Bean streets. Weis Library Post- Weis Public Library,

office. Westtown Westtown School Library.

Vv^ilkesbarre Osterhout Free Library.
38 RKPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Geological Depositories—Continued. RHODK ISI.AND. City or Town. Name of I^ibrary. Auburn Free lyibrary. Block Island Island Free lyibrary. Centerdale Union Free Library. East Providence . . Free lyibrary. Kingston College of Agriculture and

Mechanical Arts lyibrary. Newport Middletown Free Library. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Barnwell Graded School Library. Beaufort Ribault Club Library.

Bennettsville Marlboro Graded School Li- brary. Camden Graded School Library. Clinton Presbyterian College of South

Carolina Library. Darlington Darlington Guards Library. Kmory Fniory Library. Georgetown Indigo Society Library. Greenville Neblett Free Library. Lancaster Graded School Library.

Leesville Leesville College Library. Orangeburg Graded School Library. Pelzer Pelzer Lyceum Library. Saluda Red Bank Library. Spartanburg Converse College Library. Sumter .Graded School Library. SOUTH DAKOTA.

Aberdeen High School Library. Chandler Ward Academy Library. Deadwood The Round Table Literary Association Library. Flandreau Public Library. Hot Springs Black Hills College Library. Pierre Teton Club Library. Redfield Redfield College Library. Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Library Association. TENNESSEE.

Athens U. S. Grant University Li- brary. Bolton Bolton College Library.

Bristol King College Library. Chattanooga High School Library. Columbia The Institute Library. Covington High School Library. Franklin Tennessee Female College

Library. Johnson City Public vSchool Library. Lebanon Cumberland University Li- brary. McKenzie McKenzie Institute Library. Maryville Maryville College Library. Memphis Odd Fellows' Library. Mossycreek Carson-Newman College Li- brary. Nashville Fisk University Library. Free Masonic Library.

Price's School Library.

Springhill Woolwine School Library. Trenton Gibson County Teachers' Li- brary.

TENNESSEE—Continued. City or Tow^n. Name of Library.

Troy Obion College Library. Tullahoma Jesse Mai Hydelott College

Library. Washington Col- Washington College Library,

lege. TEXAS.

Beaumont Public School Library.

Beeville Excelsior Literary Society Li- brary.

Buffalo Gap High School Library. Campbell Henry College Library. Denton Normal College Library. Fort Worth Fort Worth University Li- brary. Galveston Ball High School Library. Young Men's Christian Association Library. Hamilton Hamilton College Library. Hillsboro Library Association. Houston Young Men's Christian Association Library.

Italy.Ellis County. Italy Institute Library. Kennedy Texas and Kennedy High

School Library. Navasota High School Library. San Antonio San Antonio Club Library. High School Library. San Marcos Coronal Institute Library. Temple Spicly High School Library. Vernon Public School Library. Waco Paul Ouinn College Library. Whitewright Grayson College Library. Woodville Huntington Institute Li- brary. UTAH.

Ogden Free Library. Masonic Library. Vernal United States Academy Li- brary. VERMONT.

Barre Goddard Seminary Library. Bradford Public Library. Brattleboro Public Library.

Pittsford McClure Library. Proctor Proctor Free Library. Richford Free Public Library.

St. Johnsbury St. Johnsbury Atheneum Li- brary. Wallingford Free Public Library. VIRGINIA.

Alexandria Public Library. Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute Library. Blackstone Blackstone Female Institute Library. Hoge Academy Library. Bridgewater Bridgewater College Library.
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List of Geological Depositories—^ovL\\xm.^di. VIRGINIA—Continued. City or Town. Name of I^ibrary.

Bristol Southwest Virginia Institute Library. Buchanan Reading Room Library. Chatham Watson Library.

Clifton Forge Young Men's Christian Association Library. Lynchburg Young Men's Institute Li- brary. Onancock Margaret Academy Library. Portsmouth Stonewall Camp, Confederate Veterans , Library. Reliance Shenandoah Normal College

Library. Richmond Knights of Labor Library-, 823 East Main street. Woman's College Library. Roanoke Public Library. Seminary Episcopal High School Li- brary. Williamsburg Matty School Library. Wytheville Plummer Memorial College Library. WASHINGTON.

Ellensburg State Normal School Library. North Yakima. . . .Yakima Commercial Club Li- brary. Parkland Pacific Lutheran University

Library. Spokane .High School Library. Spokane Business College Li- brary. Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Librarv'. Masonic Library, corner Ninth and Pacific avenues. Puget vSound University Li- brary. WEST VIRGINIA.

Addison Methodist Episcopal Librarj-. Athens Normal vSchool Library, Concord Church.

Barboursville Barbounsville College Li- brar\\

Bluefields Colored Institute Library. Clarksburg Public School Library.

WEST VIRGINIA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Elkins High School Library. Grafton High School Library. Moundsville Public School Library. Parkersburg High School Library.

Philippi Philippi Library. Point Pleasant Public School Library. Shepherdstown . . .Normal School Library. WISCONSIN.

Appleton Columbia Hall Library. Black River Falls. Public Library. Chilton High School Library. Grand Rapids Thomas B. Scott Public Li- brary. Hayward .Public Library.

Hillside Public Library.

Jefferson Free High School Library. Kenosha Kenosha Public Library. Mayville High School Library. Menasha High School Library. Milwaukee Concordia College Library. Milwaukee College Library. South Side High School Li- brary, corner Madison and

Second streets. West Side High School Li- brary. Mineral Point Public Library. Monroe Public Library. Neenah Public Library.

Phillips High School Library. Sparta Free Library. Watertown Northwestern University Li- brary. Waukesha Public Library. Wausau High School Library. West Bend High School Library. West Superior Public Library. WYOMING.

Cambria Miners' Library. Evanston High School Library. Odd Fellows' Library. Green River Green River Library. Lander Public School Library. Laramie Albany County Library. Saratoga Ballard Public Library. LIST OF REMAINDER LIBRARIES.

ALABAMA.

Albertville Seventh District Agricultural School Librarj'. Birmingham Zuelosophian Academy Li- brary, 207 S. Twentieth

street. Blountsville' Ninth District Agricutural School Library. Brewton Brewton Institute Library. Demopolis Marengo Military Academy

Library.

ALABAMA—Continued. Demopolis Marengo Female Academy

Library. Jackson Agricultural College Library. Larkinsville High School Library. Montevalo Girls' Industrial School Li- brary. Montgomery Public Library. Mount Hope Wallace Institute Library. New Decatur Louisville and Nashville Employees' Library.
40 REPORT OF THE

List of Remainder

AlyABAMA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

St. Bernard St. Bernard College I^ibrarj^. Thoniasville Public I,ibrary. Troy State Normal Schools Li- brary. Tuskegee Alabama Military Institute Library. Vinemont Home Library, Walnut Grove Walnut Grove College Li- brary. ARKANSAS.

Batesville Arkansas College Library. Bentonville Bentonville College Library. Camden High School Library. Conway Hendrix College Library. Elm Springs Elm Springs Academy Li- brary. Hot Springs Public School Library.

-

Junction High School Library.

Little Rock Department of Public In- struction Library. Nashville High School Library. Pea Ridge Pea Ridge Normal College Library. Pine Bluff Public Schools Library.

Prescott Public School Library. Springdale Springdale AcademyLibrary.

Stuttgart Stuttgart College Library. Van Buren High School Library. CALIFORNIA.

Alameda Free Library. Bodie High School Library. Haywards Union High Schools Library. Jackson High School Library. Lodi High School Library. Los Angeles State Normal School Library. Marysville High School Library. Mendocino High School Library. Napa City Free Public Library. Oakland Teachers' County Library Hall Records. Paso Robles High School Librar3\ Pasadena. Public Library. Public Schools Library. Pomona High School Library. Riverside Public Library. San Jose Public Library. San Rafael High School Library. Santa Barbara High School Library. Santa Rosa High School Library. Sonora High School Library. Free Library. Ventura High School Library. Yreka High School Library. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Washington Catholic University Library. COLORADO.

Denver The Mercantile Library.

Historical and Natural His- tory Society.

PUBLIC PRINTER.

ibraries—Continued.

COLORADO—Continued. City or Tow^n. Name of Library.

Fort Collins Agricultural College Library. Greeley Public Library.

State Normal School Library. Monte Vista Monte Vista Library Association. Pueblo Central School Library. High School Library. University Park, . .The University of Denver Li- brary. CONNECTICUT.

! Branford Blackstone Memorial Library.

Bristol Public Library. Colchester Free Library. Columbia Public Library. Cromwell Belden Library. Danielson Free Library.

; East Hartford Raymond Public Library. Lebanon Free Library. Middletown Wesleyan University Librarj'.

I Moosup Aldrich Public Library. Mystic Mystic and Noank Library. New Haven Free Public Library, Norwalk Public Library. Portland The Buck Library, Rockville Public Library, Southport Pequot Library.

: Strafford Springs .Public Library,

\ Sufi&eld Public Library. DELAWARE.

Dover Public Library

State College Colored Stu- dents' Library,

i Harrington Public School Library.

1 Laurel Public Schools Library.

j Milford Public Library.

I Wilmington Board of Public Education

Library. FLORIDA.

Gainesville.... East Florida Seminary Li- brary. Jacksonville Public Library\ Palatka Public Library'. Tampa High School Library. GEORGIA.

Abbeville Public School Library. Atlanta Engineers' Library. Atlanta Fire Department Li- brary. School of Technology Library. Auburn Perry-Rainey College Library. Buchanan High School Library, Cedartown Samuel Benedict Normal • School Library. Dawson Public School Library. Douglasville Douglasville College Library. Dublin Public Schools Library. Elberton Harris-Allen Library. Hawkinsville Public School Library. Hiawassee Hiawassee College Library-
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

List of Remainder Libraries—Continued. GEORGIA—Continued. City or Towx. Name of Library.

Jefferson The Martin Institute Library-. Milledgeville [Middle Georgia and Agricultural College Library. Monroe High School Library. Montezuma Public Schools Libraiy. Savannah Chatham Academy Library-. Young Men's Christian Association Librarj-. Stillmore Stillmore College Library. Thomasville South Georgia College Li- brary. Turin The Turin Librarj' Association. Valdosta Public School Library-. "Waycross Board of Education Libra n.-. Whiteplains Public Library. IDAHO.

Blackfoot Public School Library-. Genesee Graded Schools Library.-. Lewiston Normal School Library,-. "Weiser .Weiser College and Academy

Library. ILLINOIS.

Aledo Public Library. Areola Public School Library-. Bloomington Withers Public Library-. Carlinville Association Librarj-. Carthage Public Library-. Charleston East Illinois State Normal

School Library. Chicago Armour Institute Librarj-. Manual Training School Libran,-, Michigan avenue and

Twelfth street. West Side Young Men's Chris- tian Association Library,

542 Monroe street. Clinton Public School Library*. Delavan -High School Library-. Edvrardsville Public Librarj-. Effingham Austin College Library.

Fairfield Public School Librarj'. Freeport Public Library. Gibson City Public School Library. Havana Public Library-. Homer Public School Libraiy. Hudson Public School Librarj,'. Jacksom-ille Illinois College Library. Public Library. Kewanee Public Librarj^. Lacon High School Library-. Lake Forest Lake Forest University Library-. Lincoln Public Library. Macomb Cit^' Library'. McLeansboro . . ^. .Public Schools Library-, Mattoon Public Library-. Mount Morris Mount Morris College Li- brary. Paxton Public School Library-. Pekin Public Library-. Polo Public Library.

ILLINOIS—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library, Redbud Public School Library-. Rochelle High School Librarj-. Rock Island Augustana College Library.

Streator The Ladies' Library-. Teutopolis St. Joseph Diocesan Librar^^ Tuscola Public School Library-. Virginia High School Library-. Westfield Westfield College Librar\\ INDIANA.

Albion Public School Library-. Anderson Public Library- and Reading Room.

A\-illa High School Library-. Bedford Public Libraiy. Boonville Public School Library. Corydon High School Library. Ohio Valley Normal College

Library-. Crawfordsville . . . .Public Librarj' Association. Delphi High School Librarj-. Hammond High School Librarj-. Indianapolis Public Librarj-. Kokomo Public Librarj-. Lafaj-ette. Purdue Universitj- Librarj-. Laketon Pleasant Township Librarj-. Laporte Public Librarj-. Logansport Public Librarj'. Marion Marion Normal College Librarj-. Public Librarj-. Michigan CitJ- Public Librarj'. Monticello High School Librarj-. Noblesville Ladies' Public Librarj-. Princeton Public Librarj-. Rensselaer Public Schools Librarj-. Richmond T^arlham College Librarj-. Rochester High School Librarj-.

St. Joe Station Public School Librarj-. South Bend Northern Indiana Historical

Societj- Librarj-. South Whitley High School Librarj-.

i Spiceland The Spiceland Academj- Li-

] brary,

I Tell City Public School Librarj-. Valparaiso Kigh Schools Librarj',

I Washington High School Librarj-.

I IOWA.

j Boonesboro Boone County Normal Insti-

; tute Librarj'. Burlington Citj' Public Librarj-. Cedar Rapids Free Public Library. Cherokee Ladies' Librarj- Association. Clinton High School Librarj-. Davenport High School Librarj-. Decorah Luther College Librarj'. Des Moines High School Library. Earlham Public Librarj'. Eldora Public Library. Fort Dodge Public Librarj'. Tobin College Library. Greenfield Free Public Librarj-.
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Remainder Libraries—Continued.

IOWA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Hull Hull EJducational Institute

lyibrary. Humboldt Humboldt College L,ibrary. Independence Free Public L,ibrary. I^yons I/yons Yovmg Men's Association I^ibrary. Manchester Free Public L,ibrary. Maquoketa Maquoketa I^ibrary Association. Marshalltown Marshall County I^ibrary. Mount Ayr Public School I^ibrary. Muscatine High School I^ibrary. Newton Public Schools lyibrary. Orange City Classical Association I,ibrary. Oskaloosa Penn College I^ibrary. Sheldon Public I^ibrary. Storm I^ake Buena Vista College I^ibrary. Toledo Western College Library. KANSAS.

Atchison Midland College Library'. Public Library. Kmporia Presbyterian College Library. Frankfort Public School Library. Gardner The Bellflower Library Association. Horton Public Library. Kansas City Public Library. Larned City School Library. Lincoln Kansas Christian College Li- brary. Manhattan City Schools Library. Marysville The Modern Normal College

Library. Ness City City Library. Norton Public Schools Library. Oswego Oswego College for Young

Ladies' Library. Peabody Public Library. Phillipsburg Public School Library. Topeka High School Library. Washington High School Library. Wichita Fairmont College Library. Friends' University Library. Lewis Academy Library. Public School Library. KENTUCKY.

Hazelgreen Hazelgreen Academy Li- brarj\ Henderson Young Men's Christian Association Library. Hopkinsville Library Association. Public School Library.

Louisville Baptist Theological Semi- nary Library. Madisonville Hopkins County Teachers'

Library. Newport The Odd Fellows' Library. Richmond Caldwell High School Li- brary.

KENTUCKY—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Smithland Teachers' Library. Springfield High School Library. Temple Hill Temple Hill Normal College

Library. West Liberty Common School Library. LOUISIANA.

Baldwin Gilbert University Library. New Orleans Judah P. Benjamin School

Library'. McDonogh School No. i Li- brary. Young Men's Christian Association Library. Thibodaux Library of Sugar Planters' Club. mainf;.

Bridgeton Ridge Library.

Calais Free Library. Lewiston Manufacturers and Mechanics' Library. Lincoln Public Library. Rockland Public Library. Saco Dyer Library. Vinalhaven Public Library. MARYLAND.

Baltimore The Maryland Institute Li- brary. Young Men's Christian Association Library. College Park Maryland Agricultural Col- lege Library.

St. Michaels Fpworth League Library. Westminster Westminster Hose Company

Library. MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston Charlestown High School Li- Boston College Library. Brockton Public Library. East Boston Fast Boston High School Li- brary. Fitchburg Public Library. Haverhill Public Library. Hopedale Public Library. Lawrence . . .'. Public Library. Nahant Public Library. North Adams Public Library.

Pittsfield Public Library. Plymouth Public Library. Spencer Free Public Library.

Springfield City Library Association. Stoughton Public Library. Westboro Public Library. Woburn Public Library. Worcester Clark University Library. Worcester Academy Library. Worcester Polytechnic Insti- tute Library. Yarmouthport Public Library.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

List of Remamder

MICHIGAN.

City or Town. Name of I^ibrary.

Allegan Allegan Township l^ibrary. Belding Public I^ibrary. Benzonia College I^ibrary. Coldwater .Public Library. Delray High School I^ibrary. Detroit Detroit Chamber of Commerce I,ibrary. Detroit Newsboys' Association I,ibrary. Escanaba City Library. Fremont High School Library. Holland Holland City Library. Hope College Library. Kalamazoo Nazareth Academy Library. Marquette The Peter White Public Li- brary. Menominee High School Library. Monroe Public Library. Niles Public Library. Pontiac High School Library. Port Austin Port Austin Library. Three Rivers Free Public Library. Ypsilanti .State Normal School Library. MINNESOTA.

Cannon Falls High School Library'. Duluth Public Library. Faribault .Shattuck School Library-. . Glenwood Glenwood Academy Library. Norden Library. Hamline Hamline University Library. Luverne Public Library. Mankato Public Library. Marshall Public Libi-ary. Minneapolis Minneapolis Bar Association

Library. Moorehead State Normal Library. Northfield St. Olo College Library. Red Wing Public Library.

St. Paul Macalester College Library. . High School Library.

St. Peter Public Library. Warren High School Library. Winona Public Library. MISSISSIPPI.

Carrollton Carrollton Female College

Library. Crystal Springs . . .High School Library. Daltonville Public School Library.

Ellisville High School Library. Jackson Millsap College Library. Meridian Association Library. Oxford Graded Schools Library. MISSOURI.

Butler Butler Academy Library. Fredericktown Marvin College Institute Li- brary. Hannibal The Free Public Library. Lamar Public School Library. Louisiana Public School Library. Mexico Hardin College Library.

ibraries—Continued. MISSOURI—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Moberly Railroad Laborers and Mechanics' Independent Association Library. Plattsburg High School Library. Poplar Bluff Poplar Bluff School Library. Richmond Woodson Institute Library.

St. Joseph Young Men's Christian Association Library.

St. Louis St. John's Library, Sixteenth

street. Rugby Academy Library,

3817 Olive street. Young Men's Christian Association Library, Pine and

Twenty-ninth streets. Sedalia Public (Free) Library. Shelbina Public School Library.

Springfield High School Library. Stanberry Stanberry Normal School Li- brary.

Versailles Public School Library. Warrentou Central Wesleyan College Li- brary. MONTANA.

Bozeman Free Public Library. Butte City Free Public Library. Great Falls Public Library. Marysville Public School Library. Missoula University of Montana Li- brary. NEBRASKA.

Aurora Court House Library, Bellevue Omaha College Library. Brokenbow Public Library.

Falls City ; . .High School Library. Grand Island Soldiers and Sailors' Home

Library. Nelson High School Library. Omaha The Creighton University Li- brary. Wahoo Luther Academy Library. NEVADA.

Wadsworth Engineer and Mechanics' Li- brary. NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Claremont Fiske Free Library, Concord Hew Hampshire Historical Society Library, Public Schools Library. Durham College of Ancient and Modern Arts Library. Milford Free Town Library. Nashua The Public Library. NEW JERSEY,

Asbury Park Free Library, Boonton Holmes Library. Elizabeth The Pingry School Library. Gibbsboro Gibbsboro Lyceum Library.
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List ofRemaijider

NEW JERSEY—Continued. City or Town. Name of lyiBRARY. Hacken.sack Public I,ibrary. Hoboken Free Public I^ibrary. Newark High School I,ibrary. Public L,ibrary. Newark Technical School lyi- brar3\ Paterson Lincoln Club LibrarJ^ Paulsboro Public Library. Vineland Historical and Antiquarian

Society Library. NEW MEXICO.

Roswell New Mexico Military Insti- tute Library. Santa Fe St. Michael's College Library.

Silver City Normal School of New Mexico

Library. NEW YORK.

Addison Young Men's Christian Asso"

ciation Library. Amsterdam Public Library Association. Aurora Wells College Library. Brockport State Normal School Library. Brooklyn Bay Ridge Library, Seventythird street and Second avenue. Brooklyn Eastern District Turnverein Library, 6i to 73 Meserole street. New Utrecht Library, Eight- eenth street and Benson

avenue, Bath Beach. Union for Christian Work

Library, 67 Schermerhorn

street. Young Men's Christian Association Library, Greenpoint Branch

Buffalo St. Columbia's Library, 429 Eagle street. Academy Sacred Heart Li- brary. Railroad Library. Canandaigua High vSchool Library-. Carthage Union Free vSchool Library.

Catskill Free Library. Cazenovia Public Library. Clarence Parker Union High School

Library. Clinton Hamilton College Library. Cohoes Young Men's Christian Association Library. Corning Free Library. Depew Young Men's Christian Association Library. East Aurora High School Library.

Eltnira Elmira College Library. Florida The S. S. Seward Institute Li- brary. Fulton Higli School Library. Geneva Hobart College Library.

Gloversville Free Library.

ies—Continued.

NEW YORK—Continued. City or Tovv^n. Name of Library.

Hamburg Free Library. Hamilton Colgate University Librar3^

Hornellsville Free Library. Hudson Hendrick Hudson Chapter

Daughters of the American

Revolution Library. Matteawan Hawland Library. Mount Vernon Public Library. New Paltz State JSTormal School Library. New York City Ascension Literary Club Li- brary, 303 West Twelfth

street. Library American Institute,

III West Thirty - eighth

street. Library of the Union Club, Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-first street. Maimonides Free Library, northeast corner of Fifty- eighth street and Lexington

avenue.

Mariner's Temple Library, Henry and Oliver streets. New York Port Society Li- brary, 46 Catharine street. Pequod Club Library, 267 West

Twenty-fifth street. The Quigg Club Library, 371 Amsterdam avenue. Young Men s Institute Li- brary, 222 Bowery.

Niagara ...Niagara County University

Library. Ogdensburg Public Library. Olean , , .Foreman Public Library.

. . .Free School Library. Oneonta Normal School Li- brary. Penn Yan , . . Public Library.

. . . Free Schoolx\cademyLibrary. Rhinebeck . . . Starr Institute Library.

. . .Reynolds Library.

St. Johnsville .

.

. . , Free Library. Sherburne ,

, Public Library. Tonawanda , Public Schools Library. Union vSchool Library. Troy De La Salle Institute Library. Warwick .Warwick Public Schools Li- brary. Westfield Patterson Library

NORTH CAROLINA.

Asheville Asheville Female College Li" brary. Bingham vSchool Library. Library of Republican Club.

, .Clinton Graded School Li- brary. Durham Public Librar3\

Fayetteville — Library Cross Creek Lodge

No. 4, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

List of Remainder Zz^mrzV^— Continued. NORTH CAROI.INA—Continued. City or Town. Name of I^ibrary. Kenansville James Sprunt Institute Library-. Lumberton I^umberton Institute I^ibrarj-. Morven High School I^ibrarj-. North "Wilkesboro . Colored Academy and Industrial Institute L,ibrary. Red Springs Female Seminar^' Library. Southern Pines Public School Library.

Statesville Public Schools Library.

Taylorsville United Baptist Institute Li- brary. Whitsett .' WTiitsett Institute Librar>\ Wilkesboro WilkesboroAcademyLibrary

Wilmington Graded School Library. Wilson Graded School Library-. Wingate High School Librarj\

NORTIT DAKOTA.

Graftcn Public Librarj'. Grand Forks Pioneer Club Library-. OHIO. Ada Ohio Normal University Li- brary. Barnesville Public School Library^. Bryan Public School Library'. Celina Union School Library. Cincinnati Young Men's Mercantile Li- brary. Cleveland Adelbert College Library. Conneaut High School Library. Dayton Young Men's Christian Association Library. Fayette Normal University College

Library. Findlay Young Men's Christian Association Library. Fremont .Birchard Library. Hamilton Young Men's Christian Association Library. Lisbon The Lepper Library. London London Library Association. Madisonville Public Library. Mansfield Memorial Library. Marysville Marysville Library. National Military National Military Home Li- Home, brary.

Painesville Library Association. Sandusky Sandusky Library Association. Shelby Free Reading Room Library. Tif&n Public School Library. Heidelburg University Li- brary. Troy Public Library, Urbana Urbana Library, Daughters

of the American Revolution

Alcove. Van Wert Public School Library. Wapakoneta Auglaize CountyLawLibrary. Warren Public Library. West Unity Public School Library.

OHIO—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Wilberforce Wilberforce University Li- brary. Winchester Public School Library. Youngstowu Reuben McMillan Library. Zanesville High School Library.

I OKLAHOMA.

Alva Normal School Library. El Reno Public School Library. Kingfisher Public School Library.

vStillwater Agriculture and Mechanical

College Library. OREGON.

Ashland Public Library. Monmouth vState Normal School Library. Portland High School Library. PENNSYLVANIA.

Allegheny Carnegie Free Library. AUentown Muhlenberg College Library. Bedford Spring Meadow Library. Blossburg Public School Librar5^ Bolivar Public Library. Burgettstown Public School Library. Chambersburg Wilson College Library. Coudersport Coudersport Library Association. Doylestown Bucks County Law Library.

: Dubois Y'oung Men's Christian Association Library. Edinboro State Normal School Library.

: Freeland Mining and Mechanical Institute Library.

i Germantown Free Library of Philadelphia, Germantown Branch. Greensburg Underwood Fund Library. Harrisburg ....Young Women's Christian Association Library, 1102 North Third street. Lancaster Young Men's Christian Association Library. Lebanon High School Library. Mansfield Normal School Library.

, Milford Milford Lyceum Library. Minersville High School Library. Mount Carmel High School Library. Newcastle Public Library. Young Men's Christian Association Library.

j Oil City Belles Lettres Library.

j Philadelphia Engineers' Library Club of

I Philadelphia, 1122 Girard

street. Philadelphia Bourse Library, Bourse Building. Pittsburg Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania Library. Scranton Council Public Library, Connell Building. Welsh Philosophical Society

Library. Sewickley Public Library,
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

List of Remainder Libraries—Continued. PE;NNSYI,VANIA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library. Shamokin High School L,ibrary. Steelton Steelton I,ibrary Association. Sunbury High School I^ibrary. Swarthmore Swarthmore College I,ibrary. Towanda High School I^ibraiy. Troy High School I^ibrary. Washington Female Seminary t,ibrarj'. Young Men's Christian Association lyibrary. Waterford Waterford Academy Library. West Middletown. Public School Library. York ... Public Library. York Collegiate Institute Li- brary. Young Men's Christian Association Library. RHODF ISLAND.

Newport Rogers High School Librarj'. The People's Librarj\ Oaklawn Public Libraiy.

Olneyville Johnston High School Li- brary. Pawtucket High School Library. Portsmouth Rhode Island Free Library. Providence East Side High School Li- brary. Eastern and Southern High

School Library. Providence High School Li- brary. Tiverton Four Cor- Union Library,

ners. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Abbeville Graded Schools Library. Columbia Columbia Library Association.

TENNESSEE—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library.

Friendsville Friendsville Academy Li- brary. Huntington Southern Normal University

Library. Jonesboro Graded School Library. Memphis Bar-Law LibraryAssociation

.

Mulberry Mulberry College Library. Nashville Free Masonic Library. Old Hickory Confederate Soldiers' Home

Library. Trenton Teachers' Circulating Library

Association. TEXAS.

Abilene Baptist College Library. Amarillo Amarillo College Library. Archer Public School Library.

Brackettville High School Library. Brazoria Brazoria College Library. Canadian Public vSchool Library.

Childress Public School Library. Clarendon High School Library. Dallas High School Library. Decatur Public School Library. Ennis Public School Library. Franklin Public School Library. Kennedy High School Library. Runge High School Library.

vSan Antonio Alamo City Free Library. Temple Board of Trade Library. Waco Baylor University Library. UTAH.

Cedar City Public Library. Ogden High School Library.

Salt Lake City Board of Education Library, Pioneer Library. Young Men's Christian Association Library. VERMONT.

. .Brigham Academy Library.

. . Goddard Seminary Library.

. . Public Library.

.Public Library.

.Public Library.

. .Strafford Library. VIRGINIA.

, .Hoge Military Academy Libi'ary.

. .State Female Normal School

Library.

. Public Library.

.Public Library. .Washington and Lee University Library. .Woman's College Library. , .Public School Library.

.St. Albans Academy Library.

.Jefferson Literary Society Cir- culating Library. Richmond College Library.

Gaffney Library and Literary Club. Greenville Furman University Library. Orangeburg. Orangeburg Collegiate Insti- tute Library. Pelzer Pelzer Lyceum Library.

St. George Graded School Library. Saluda Agricultural Library. Spartanburg Converse College LibrarJ^ SOUTH DAKOTA.

Deadwood Olympic Association Library. High School Library. Redfield Redfield College Library. Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Library Association. Springfield State Normal School Librar5^ Yankton Yankton College Library. TENNESSEE.

Athens U. S. Grant University Li- brary. Bellbuckle Webb School Library. Bolton Bolton College Library. Camden Benton Academy Library. Cumberland City. Public School Library. Franklin Battle Ground Academy Li- brary.

Bakersfield. Barre

Fair Haven. Hydepark.

.

Poultney . .

.

Strafford . .

.

Blackstone

.

Farmville .

.

Houston

Jeffersonton Lexington . Lynchburg.

Petersburg. Radfot d .... Richmond .
RKPOR'T OF THE PUBLIC PRINl'ER. 47

List of Remainder Libraries—Continued,

VIRGINIA—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library. Roanoke Citj- Public I^ibran,-. Salem Public School Library. Staunton Public School Library. Williamsburg Marj' and William College Li- brary. WASHINGTON.

Cheney Chene3^ Normal School Li- brary. Ol3'mpia Independent Order of Odd

Fellows Librarj^

Seattle Public Library. Spokane Gonzaga College Library-. Librarj- of Northwest Mining

Exchange.

Public Library. Tacoma Library of Puget Sound University. WEST VIRGINIA.

Buckhannon Conference SeminatA- Library'. Grafton Grafton vSchool Libran,-. Glenville State Normal School Libran,-. Hinton Public School Library. Martinsburg High School Librar>\ Ripley Jackson Library. WISCONSIN.

Beaverdam Free Librarj^

WISCONSIN—Continued. City or Town. Name of Library. Grand Rapids Wood County Horticultural Society Library. Greenbay High School Library. Kellogg Public Library. Kenosha Public Library. La Crosse Public Library. Manawa Public School Library. Marinette Public Library. Menasha Merfasha City Library. Milwaukee East Side High School Li- brary. South Side High School Library-. Neills^alle Public Library. New London Free Public Library. Oshkosh Public Library. Port Washington . . Public School Libran-. Ripon Public Library.

Shell Lake Public Library. Watertown .Northwestern University Li- brary. Waukesha High School Library. Wausau Free Public Library. West Bend Public School Library. WYOMING.

Cambria Miners' Librarj'. Cheyenne High School Library. Evanston High vSchool Library. Rawlins Public School Library.

Itemized statemetit of sales for the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg.

Agriculture.

Secretary s office. Annual Report:

1862

1874 I88X-82

189.3 1894 (Preliminary). . 1895 1896

1897 (Preliminary) . . 1897

1897 (paper)

1898 Arbor Day

Beef Supply of the

United States, 1889 . . .

Beet vSugar Industry in the United States, Special Report on

Beet Sugar Industry in the United States, Special Report on (paper).

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Contagious Diseases of Domesticated A n i - mals: No. 12 No. 22 No. 34 Food and Diet Forestry for Farmers .

Forestry of the Mis.sis- sippi Valley Four Common Birds, etc Grain Smuts

Grapes, Pruning and

Training of Grasses and Forage

Plants of the United

States (1889) Hemp Culture Indian Corn in Europe,

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Spanish

Indian Corn in the Manufacture of Beer:

EJnglish German

Inoculation as a Pre- ventive for Swine

Disease

Insect Pests, etc., Suppression of Mineral Phosphates as

Fertilizers Orange, Methods of Propagation , Pasteurization of Milk. Report No. 59 Some Common Poison- ous Plants Sugar Beet, Report on,

1880 Two Hundred Weeds. Wood, uses of Yea book:

894. .

.

895. .

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897.

Agrostology:

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.

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Circulars—Continued. No. 5 No. 6. Animal Industry. Annual Reports:

First Second

Third

Fourth and Fifth... Sixth and Seventh. Eighth and Ninth.

.

Tenth and Eleventh Twelfth and Thir- teenth Fourteenth

Fourteenth (paper) Animal Parasites of Sheep

Diseases of Cattle and

Cattle Feeding: Half leather Cloth

Diseases of the Horse . Sheep Industry of the United States

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Agriculture—Cont'd. A m7nal Industry—CVd..

Circulars—Continued. No. 13 No. 17 No. 24 Biological Sicrvey. Bulletins : No. I No. 2 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II Circular No. 17 North American Fauna:

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 7 No. 8 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14Botany.

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Vol. I, No. I Vol. I, No. 2 Vol. I, No. 3 Vol. I, No. 4

Vol. I, No. 5 Vol. I, No. 6

Vol. I, No. 7 Vol. I, No. 8 Vol. I, No. 9 Vol. 2 Vol. 3 (half leather)

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Vol. 3, No. 5 Vol. 3, No. 6 Vol. 3, No. 7 Vol. 3, No. 8 Vol. 3, No. 9

Vol. 4

Vol. 5, No. I Vol. 5, No. 2 Vol. 5, No. 3 Chemistry.

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Part 5 (cloth) . Part 5 (paper) Part 6 (paper)

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Economic Entomology,

Catalogue of Exhibits

at New Orleans Entomological Commission Bulletin No. 2 I^ocust, The brain of

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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 Bulletins, technical series: No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 Bulletins, old series: No. 6 No. 17 No. 19 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24 No. 25 No. 27 No. 29 No. 30 No. 31 No. 32 No. 33 Circulars: No. 2 No. 5 No. 10 No. II No. 13 No. 20 No. 34 No. 35 No. 36 No. 37 No. 38 Insect I^ife: Vol. I, No. I Vol. I, No. 2 Vol. I, No. 3

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Agriculture—Cont'd. Entomology—Continued.

Iiisect Life—Continued.

Vol. I, Xo. 4 Vol. I, No. 5 Vol. I, No. 6 Vol. I, No. 7 Vol. I, No. 8 Vol. I, No. 9

Vol. I, No. 10 Vol. I, No. II VoL I, No. 12 Vol.2, No. I Vol. 2, No. 2 Vol. 2, No. 3 Vol. 2, No. 4

Vol. 2, No. 5 Vol. 2, No. 6 Vol. 2, Nos . 7 and 8 . .

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Vol. 2, No. 10 Vol. 2, Nos. II and 12

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Vol. 3, Nos. II and 12. Vol. 4, Nos. I and 2 . .

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Vol. 4, Nos. 5 and 6 .

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Vol. 7, No. 5 General index to vols.

1-7

Numiberof

iccpies.

Price per

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;

- 3 $0.05 So. 15

i 27 .05 1.35

! •05 1-35

05 . 10 •05 1. 20 : 4 •05 . 20 24 • 05 1.20

24 • 05 1. 20 ' 22 •05 1. 10

2 • 05 • 10

2 05 .10

j

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2 •05 . 10 •05 . 10 •05 . 10 •05 • 15 •05 • 15 20 •05 1.30

25 . 10 50

26 • 05 1-30

27 • 05 1-35 30 • 05 1.50

16 .15 2.40

Agriculture—Cont'd. Experiment Stations. Bulletins: No. I, miscellaneous No. I No. 2, part I No. 2, part 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 , No. 18 No. 19 , No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24 No. 25 No. 26 No. 27 No. 28 No. 29 No. 30 No. 31 No. 32 No. 33 (cloth) No. 33 (paper) No. 34

. N0.35

No. 36 No. 37 No. 38 No. 39 No. 40 1 No. 41

1 No. 42 1 No. 43 ! No. 44 i No. 45 No. 46 No. 47 No. 48 No. 49 No. 50

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.05 • 35

15 1. 05

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9 • 05 • 45

.05 • 25

5 . 10 • 50

6 . 10 .60

4 • 05 . 20

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35 . 10 3-50

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8 . 10 .80 32 • 25 8. 00 4 . 10 .40

16 • 05 .80

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2 • 05 . 10 4 • 05 . 20

203 • 15 30^45

33 • 30 9. 90

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120 • 05 6. 00

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26 • 05 I. 30

25 • 05 I. 25 25 .60 15. 00

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24 • 05 I. 20

38 • 05 1.90

23 • 05 15 28 • 05

25 .05 1.25

' 9 • 05 .45 22 •05 I. 10 4 . 10 .40

17 • 05 .85 240 •05 12.00

58 •05 2. go

56 •25 14. 00

53 . 10 5-30

16 . 10 1.60

8 .10 .80

10 . 10 1. 00 6 .10 .60

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i

Continued. Number of

copies, Agriculture—Cont'd. Experiment stations—

Continued. Bulletins—Continued. No. 51 No. 52 No. 53 No. 54 No. 55 No. 56 No. 57 No. 58 No. 59 No. 60 No. 61 No. 62 No. 64.... No. 65 Circulars: No. 31 No. 33 No. 34 No.38----.. Food and Diet Charts: Mounted (8 sets) Unmounted(67 sets) Kxperiment Station

Records:

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557

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• 05

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. 10

. 10

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Continued. Experiment Station

Records—Continued.

Vol. 3 Vol. 3

Vol. 7 Vol. 7 Vol.

Vol. Vol. 7: Vol. 1, Vol. 7, Vol. 7, Vol. 7,

No. II. No. 12. Vol. 3—Index

Vol. 4

Vol. 4

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Vol. 4

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Vol. 4, Vol. 4, Vol. 4, Vol. 4

Vol. 4, Vol. 5, Vol. 5, Vol. 5, Vol. 5, Vol. 5, Vol. 5, Vol. 5

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copies, copy. Number of

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Continued. Experiment Station

Records—Continued.

Vol. S, No. I Vol. S, No. 2 Vol. S, No. 3 Vol.S, No. 4 Vol. S, No. 5. Vol.S, No. 6

Vol.S, No. 7 Vol.8, No.S

Vol. 8, No. 9 Vol.S, No. 10 Vol. 8, No. II.... Vol. 8, No. 12.... Vol. 9, No. I Vol. 9, No. 2 Vol. 9, No. 3 Vol. 9, No. 4 Vol. 9, No. 5 Vol. 9, No. 6 Vol. 9, No. 7 Vol. 9, No. 8 Vol. 9, No. 9 Vol. 9, No. 10 Vol. 9, No. II Vol. 9, No. 12 ...

Vol. 10, No. I . . . . Vol. 10, No. 2 Vol. 10, No. 3 Vol. 10, No. 4

Vol. 10, No. 5 .... Vol. 10, No. 6

Vol.10, No. 7 Vol. 10, No. 8 Vol. 10, No. 9 . . .

Vol. 10, No. 10. .

Farmers' Bulletins: No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No.S

No. 9 No. II . No. 12

' No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18.

2 $0. 10 $0. 20

2 . 10 . 20

3 . 10 •30

5 . ID .50

^ . 10 . 20

2 . 10 . 20

2 . 10 . 20

2 . ID . 20

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AGRICULTURE—Cont' d

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Continued. Farmers' Bulletins

Continued. No. 19. No. 20. No. 21

No. 22. No. 23. No. 24. No. 25. No. 26

No. 27. No. 28. No 29. No. 30. No. 31. No. 33. No. 34. No. 35. No. 37. No. 38. No. 39. No. 40. No. 41. No. 42. No. 43. No. 44. No. 45. No. 46. No. 47. No. 49. No. 50. No. 51. No. 52. No. 53. No. 54. No. 55- No. 56. No. 57. No. 5S

No. 59. No. 60. No. 61. No. 62. No. 63. No. 64. No. 65. No. 66. No. 67. No. 68. No. 69. No. 70. No. 71. No. 72.

Price per

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Itemized statement of salesfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, /(^pp— Continued.

Agriculture—Cont'd. Experiment Stations— Continued. Fanners' BulletinsContinued. No. 73 No. 74 No. 75 No. 76 No. 77 No. 78 No. 80 No. 81 No. 82 No. 83 No. 84 No. 85 No. 86 No. 88 . No. 89 No. 92 Fiber Investigations: Reports: No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 , No. 10 No. II Foreign Markets.

Bulletins: No. l and supplement

No. I No. I, supplement to. No. 2 No. 3 .... : No. 4 No. 5

.* No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. 15. Circulars: No. 1 No. 4

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies. copy.

$0. 05 $0. 05

• 05 • 55 4 • 05

• 05 • 50

' • 05 • 35

• 05 • 05

3 • 05 • ^5 5 • 05 • 25 6 •05 •30

3 • 05 .15

2 • 05 . 10 6 • 05 • 30

II •05 .55

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25 . 10 2. 50

4 10 . 40

15 . 10 1-50

22 . 10 2. 20

14 . 10 1.40

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71 • 30 21.30 59 . 10 5-90

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62 . 10 6. 20

11 • 05 •55

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Number of

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Continued. Circulars—Continued. No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 16 No. 18. No. 20

• No. 21Forestry. Report of chief:

1891 1892 1893 Report on Forestry, 1877

vol. I White Pine Timber of the United States .... Frosion Chart

Bulletins: No. I No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7.... No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 Circulars: No. 9 No. II No. 12 No 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 No. 20 Garden and Grounds. Papers on Horticulture

Circular No. i

4

63

70

81

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104

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•0505

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copies. cop3\ copies. copy. Agriculture—Cont'd. Agriculture—Cont'd. Irrigation Inquiry. Road Inquiry.

18 $0. 10 $1.80 Bulletins: Reports on Irrigation : 35 $0.05 $1- 75 Part I. (Hinton) 13 • 35 4-55 6 •05 •30 Part 2.- (Nettleton).

12 • 35 4. 20

33 •05 1.65 Part 3. (Hay) 8 • 25 2. 00 No. 4 7 •05 •35 Part 4. (Gregory') . .

14 . 10 1. 40 No. 5 29 •05 1-45 Library.

25 05 1-25 Bulletins:

33 • 05 1.65

. 17 . 10 I. 70

85 •05 4- 25

2 •05 . 10

27 • 05 1-35 No. II •05 •05 0 •05 .40

• 05 • It) • 05 . OO No. 18 12 • 05 .60 53 •05 2.65

12 • 05 .60 No. 13 28 •05 1.40

2 •05 . 10 4 g 05 .40 No. 25 2 • 05 . 10 No. 15 11 •05 • 55

Iso ''4 41 • 15 6. 15 39 • 05 1-95

• 05 • 55 58 05 2. 90

5 • 05 • 25

29 •05 1-45 Microscopy. No. 18 (supplement)

•05 .65 Reports:

49 •05 2.45

1892 I . 10 ; 10 41 . 10 4. 10 1893 . 10 . 10 Circulars: Food Products:

2 • 05 . 10 No. I 5 . 10 • 50 No. 16 I • 05 •05 No. 2 . 10 • 50 8 •05 .40 No. 3 5 . 10 • 50 No. 25 3 • 05 .15 No. 27 3 • 05 • 15

7 • 05 .35

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iS • ^5 No. 31 I .05 • 05 Bulletins: No. 32 I .05 • 05 No I '0 . • 05 fit;

• "-'5 Soils No. 4 3 • 05 15 Bulletins: No. 5 lOI •05 5- 05 5 •05 • 25 No. 6 .63 • 05 3- 15 5 •05 •25 62 • 15 9-30 • 5 •05 .25 Circulars: No. 4 88 • 05 4.40

I •05 •05 No. 5 30 • 15 4- 50

I •05 •05 4 •05 . 20 Nut Culture in the 5 • 05 •25 United States;

17 •05 •85 Cloth 7 • 50 3. 50

15 •05 •75

31 •30 9- 30 33 •05 1.65 Publications. No. II 30 . 10 3.00 Bulletins:

20 .05 1. 00

40 • 15 6. 00 No. 13 55 •05 2. 75

8 . 20 1. 60 No. 3 24 • 15- 3.60

. 10 1.50 Cultivation of Tobacco

No. 4 59 . 20 11.80 38 •05 1.90
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22 $0.05 $1. 10

7 • 05 •35

16 • 05 .80

9 •05 .45

108 •05 5-40

26 .05 1.30 87 •05 4- 35

18 • 05 .90

I . 10 . 10

12 •15 1.80

12 . 10 I. 20

2 •05 . 10

18 •15 2. 70

27 •05 1-35

5 . 10 • 50

6 •05 30

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6 05 • 30

18 • 05 .90

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11 .05 •55

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10 •25 2.50

21 •15 3- 15

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20 . 10 2. 00

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33 I0.05 $1.65

19 •05 •95

31 . 10 3. 13

14 . 10 1.40

7 •05 •35 H .15 2. 10

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13 . TO 1.30

1.50 1.50

^•75 1.75

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1.25 1.25

1.30 1.03

Agriculture—Cont'd.

Statistics. Bulletins, miscellaneous

series: No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 Reports, miscellaneous

series: No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 .. Reports, special: No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 10 Reports, new series: No. 82 No. 83 No. 86 No. 87 No. 152 Circulars: No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 5 No. 6 No. 9 Album of Agricultural Graphics

.

Album of Agricultural

Statistics Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology.

Bulletins: No. I. No. 2. No. 5 No. 6. No. 7. No. 8. No. 9.

Agriculture—Cont'd.

Vegetable Physiology and

Pathology—Continued. Bulletins—Continued.

No. 10 No. II No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No 15 Circulars: No. 5 No. 7 No. 9 No. 15 Weather Bureau. Annual Report, 1896-97 Bulletins: No. 8 No. 17 No. 20 Weather Review:

June, 1898 September, 1898 American Historical

Association. Annual reports

:

1890 (paper)

1891 (paper)

1896, vol. I 1896, vol. 2 1897 1897 (paper) Civil Service Commission. Annual reports

:

Fifth (half leather). Fourteenth

Kxecutive positions un- der civil service Manual of Examinations, January i, 1899.

.

Congress.

23d Cong., 2d sess., House Reports, vol.

2 25th Cong., 2d sess., House Fx. Docs.,

vol. II 31st Cong., ist sess., House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 2 37tli Cong., 2d sess., House Reports, vol. 4 38th Cong., i.st sess., House Fx. Docs.,

vol. 13
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Congress—Continued.

41st Cong., 2d. sess., House Ex. Docs.,

vol. I 41st Cong. , 3d sess., House Ex. Docs.,

vol. 3 43d Cong., 2d sess. Senate

vol. I Docs. House Ex. Docs.

vol. 5 House Reports, vol. 2 45th Cong., 2d sess., House

vol. 17 Ex. Docs., 45th Cong., 3d .sess., Senate Mis. Docs., vol. 2 (paper)

46tli Cong., 3d sess.: House Ex. Docs.

Vol. I Vol. ID

47tli Cong., 2d sess.: House Mis. Docs.

Vol. 13, part 9. .

Vol. 19 48th Cong., ist sess.: Senate Ex. Docs.,

vol. 2 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 36 48th Cong., 2d sess.: House Ex. Docs.,

vol. 23 House Mis. Docs.

Vol. 15 Vol. 16 49th Cong., ist sess.

House Ex. Docs.

Vol. 19 Vol. 29 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 26 49th Cong., 2d sess.: Senate Mis. Docs.,

vol. 4 House Ex. Docs.—

Vol. 21, part I . .

Vol. 21, part 2 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 8 , 50th Cong., ist sess.: House Ex. Docs.

Vol. 23 Vol. 28

. House Mis. Docs.—

Vol. 20, part I . . .

Vol. 20, part 2. . .

Vol. 20, part 3. . .

Vol. 20, part 4

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I $1.50 $1.50

I 1. 00 1. 00

I 1.50 1.50

I 1.25 1-25

I I. 70 I. 70

I 2.40 2. 40

I • 75 • 75

I r-75 I- 75

I 1.60 1.60

I 2.40 2. 40

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I 1.65 1.65

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2 1. 10 2. 20

1.25 3- 75

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3 1.25 3-75 i

Congress—Continued.

50th Cong., ist sess.

Continued. House Mis. Docs.

Continued.

Vol. 20, part 5 . .

Vol. 20, part 6. .

House Reports, vol. 9 (paper)

50th Cong., 2d sess.: House Ex. Docs.,

vol, 27 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 10 (paper) . .

House Reports, vol.

I 51st Cong., ist sess.: Senate Ex. Docs.,

vol. 3 House Ex. Docs.—

Vol. 25 Vol.40 (paper) ... House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 41

51st Cong., 2d sess.

Senate Mis. Docs.,

vol. 5 (paper) House Ex. Docs.

Vol. 5 Vol. 26 Vol. 34 52d Cong., 1st sess.: House Ex. Docs.

Vol. 29 , Vol. 36 House Mis. Docs.

Vol.42 (paper) .

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Vol. 50, part II, part I (paper)

Vol. 50, part 14, part 2 (paper)

Vol. 50, part 14, part 2 (paper)

Vol. 50, part 15, (paper)

Vol.52 (paper) .

52d Cong., 2d sess.: Senate Ex. Docs.,

vol. 8 Senate Reports—

Vol. 3, part I Vol. 3, part 2 Vol. 3, part 3 Vol. 3, part 4 House Ex. Docs.-

Vol. 7 Vol.8 (paper) . .

Vol. 29 House Mis. Docs.,

vol. 25 (paper)

Number of

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1-55

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1-35

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1. 10 1.60

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Crain, William H. (paper)

Garfield, James A . .

Hendricks, Thomas

Holman, William S. O'Neil, Charles Messages and Docu- ments : 1S49-50, part I 1850-51..., ..

.". 1851-52, part 2 1852-53, part 2 1853-54. part 3 1854-55. part 3 1855-56, part 3 1856-57, part 2 1857-58, part 3 1858-59, part 4

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1S67-68, abridgment

1896-97, abridgment

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53d Cong., 3d sess. .. 54th Cong., 1st sess . 54th Cong., 2d sess . 55lh Copg., I St se.ss . 55th Cong., 2d sess .

55th Cong., 3d sess . Fish Commissiox. Annual reports

1873-1875 1875-76

1877 ^

1879.

1896.

1897.

Num- Price ber of per Amount,

'copies, copy. Fish CommissionContinued.

Bulletins:

Vol. 1, 1881 Vol. 2, 1882 Vol. 3, 1883 Vol.4, 1884 Vol. 5, 1885 Vol. 6, 1886 Vol. 7, 1887 (half

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Vol. 14, 1894 Vol. 15, 1S95 Vol. 17, 1897 (paper) Annelida Chaetopoda from Massachusetts.. Apodal Fishes of America and Europe

Aquaria at Washington,

D. C

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United States Carp, Distribution of, in the United States .... Cephalopods of Northeastern America , Centrarchidae (Fresh- water suufishes of North America)

Coast Fisheries of the United States , Embrj'ography of Osse- ous Fishes , Entomostraca, I^ake Su- perior Entozoa of Marine

Fishes of New England States:

1887

1888 Finland, an American

Fish in Fish Commission

Steamer Albatross; Construction of Explorations, etc. . .

Fish Commission

Schooner Grampus,

Construction of Fish-Cultural Stations

in Rocky Mountain

Regions

Fish Commission

Steamer Fish hawk,

Construction of Fishing Vessels of the

Pacific Coast Fishes from Albemarle

Regions, North Carolina Fishes from the Lower

Potomac

Fishes from Washington County, Me

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Fisheries of Indian

River, Florida

Fisheries of New F«gland States Fisheries of Pacific Coast

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Fisheries of South Atlantic States Fishing Grounds in

Bristol Bay

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evolution of fins of

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etc Invertebrate Fauna of Yellowstone National Park

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England , Medusse collected in

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:

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1896 1897 Salmon Hatchery, Cheap

fixtures for

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Sturgeons and Sturgeon

Industry Interior. Annual report:

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the Territories: Third report

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,

Bulletin, vol. 4, No. 2 Bulletin, vol. 4, No .4 Bulletin, vol. 5, No. i , Bulletin, vol. 5, No. 2 Bulletin, vol. 5. No. 3 Bulletin, vol. 5, No. 4 Monograph, vol. 12

.

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1898 Indian Schools, Report of the Superintendent:

1897

1898 Indian School Service, Rules for, 1898 Insane Hospital, Report for—

1890. 1891.

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1898

OflBcial Gazette, vol. 83, No. 13 Official Register, 1897: Vol. I Vol. 2 Patent Office Report,

1851, part 2 ,. Pension Laws and Regulations, 1897 . . .* Pension Office Report:

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1897 (paper)

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of proceeding to obtain title to

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Instructions to Agents

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1898 Census: EighthPreliminary Report Population

NinthCompendium . . . Industry and

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Social Statistics

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68 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

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1865 (separate) ..... 1883 (separate)

1884 (separate)

1894

1897 (separate) , 1897 (paper)

1898 (paper) Foreign Commerce and

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1896-97, vol. I

". 1896-97, vol. 2

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1873 (paper)

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1893 (paper)

1894 (paper)

1895 1896

1897

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1891, part 3 . .

1894, part 6 .

1895, App. YY

1896, part 6 . .

1897, part I . .

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War—Continued.

Officers of the Army, Ust of: April, 1899 May, 1899 Ordnance Department,

Report:

2. 893- 894 • 895-

1898 (paper) Ordnance and Fortifica- tion Board, Report, Organized Militia

:

1897 1898 Pay Department Manual, i8q8 Paymaster's Manual,

1896 Philippines, Articl es on

,

from Singapore Free

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Notes on. Military In- formation Division

Publication, No. 21 . .

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Porto Rico, Customs

Tariffs for Porto Rico, Customs

Tariffs for, amended

.

Quartermaster's Manual Rebellion Records

:

Vol. 26, part I Vol. 26, part 2

'.. Residence of Army Offi- cers in the District of Columbia Selected Professional

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Publication, No. 18. . .

,

Sickness and Mortality

in the Army, 1855-1860 Siege Artillery Drill

Regulations , Signal Corps Property, Regulations concern- m ing

Signal Office

:

Annual Report

1887, part 2 , 1898 Prof e s s i o n a 1 Papers, No. 12

War—Continued.

Soldiers' Handbook,

1898 Spanish Army, Notes on

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Vol. 16, ist series Vol. I, 2d series

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1879-80, part 2 1S84

1885

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1886, part 2 (paper).

1887 (paper)

1893 (paper)

1895 (paper)

1896 (paper)

1897 (paper) Tornado Studies in 1884 (Signal Service) Uniforms of the Army,

Regulations concern- ing

(Paper) War between Chile and

Peru Miscellaneous Publications.

Alaska: Criminal Code for.. Exploration of

List of Maps and

Books on

Alcohol in the Arts, Report on:

54th Cong

55th Cong

Alien Contract I^abor

I^aw, vol. I Alien Contract I,abor

I^aw, enforcement of American Fishery In- terests

Number of

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59

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2. 00

2 00

2. 00

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MlSCELLAXEOrS Pl'B- LiCATiONS—Cont'd. American Shipping, re- vival of

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Anacostia Flats, recla- mation of Arbitration, Plan of . . .

Architects' International Congress, 1897 .

Armor-Plate Investigation, 54th Cong Armored Vessels, 1S64. .

Banking and Currency

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• before:

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American Commission, Final Report . .

Chicago Strike, Report on , Chinookan Language,

Bibliography of Coast Defenses of the United States, 1896 Contested - Election

Cases, Digest of, 52d Cong

Copyright Law

Copj'rights, Directions

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Credit Mobilier, Report: Poland Commission

Wilson Commission

Criminal Insane in United States and

Foreign Countries Cuba, Affairs in:

S. Rept. 885, 55th, 2d. . S. Rept. 885, parts i and 2 H. Doc. 405, 55th, 2d . . Deep-Waterways Commission Report

District of Columbia:

Charity and Reformatory Institutions Compiled Statutes of Gas and Telephone

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Report of Health

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45 .45

. 20 . 20

• 40 2. 00

• 05 .30

• 05 3.60

• 03 .05

• 05 .10 ij

•05

i .05

j

• 40

t • 40 1

• 05 •05

• 05 •05

•05 .60

• 15 •15

•05 •55

•05 .05

•45 •45

• 70 • 70

•05 •05 50 5.00 05 •25

. 10 .60

1.30 13.00

. 10 . 10 2.50 2.50

•2^5 .25

.40 .40

Miscellaneous PubL I CATIONS—Cont' d. District of Columbia

Continued. Laws relating to

negotiable instru- ments Laws relating to street railway

franchises Sanitary Condition

Public Schools . .

Telephones in Vivisection in Dockyards of England,

1885 Electoral Vote, Count

of, 18S7 Exposed points on the

frontier Five Civilized Tribes, Agreement with

Forest Reserves, Policy

of the United States regarding Forest Reservations, Establishment of Forest Reservations,

Letters concerning .

Fort Pillow Massacre .

Future of Silver Geographic Names, Report of Board on,

1890-91 Hall's Second Arctic

Expedition

Hawaii, Annexation of

S. Rep. 681, 55th, 2d . Treaty (S. Ex. "E,"

55th, ist) Hawaiian Comniis.sion Report, 1898 , Hawaii, List of books on

Immigration Investigation Commission, 1895

Interoceanic Communitions. Bibliography of

Interoceanic Railroads and Canals (39th, ist, S. Ex. Doc. 62) Irrigation, Gila River Indian Reservation . .

Irrigation and Recla- mation of Arid Lands,

Vols. 1-2 .- Japan and the Gold

Standard

Japanese Competition

(54th, ist, H. Report

2279) Joint Traffic Association

(55th, ist, S. Doc. 64)..

Maine Inquirj^ Report .

Maritime Canal of North America

Price per

copy.

2 |o. 05

.25

• 05

•05

•85

•05

•05

•05

.05

• 05

•25

. 10

• 05 2.00

. ID

•05

05

•05

05

$0. 10

•30

•15

. 10 •25

. 20

.05

2. 00

.70

. 10

.40

•15

•50

•25

I. 20

. 10

I. 00

•15 12.60

•05
74 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedfune 30, iSgg—Continued.

Miscellaneous Pub- lications—Cont'd. Methods of Business

in Executive Departments, Vol. 3 Metric Sj^stems, 1879 (cloth) Mississippi River Floods

(paper) Monetary I^aws and

Condition of United

States Nicaragua Canal: Report of Board of Engineers, 1895 (cloth) Report of Commissioners, 1898 Views of Commodore

Melville on

Obligations of the Government, 1789-1896 Pacific Railroad: Surveys and Explorations (13 vols, to a set) To amend Act (54th,

ist, S. Report 778). Government Debt

of (54th, ist, S. Report 314) Report of Govern- ment Directors,

1864-1885 Commission Annual

Report

1884 (cloth)......

.

1887 Report,. Majority and Minority(54th,

ist, S. Report 778).. Report, lyCtter of Attorney-General

relative to foreclo- sure (55th, ist, S. Doc. 155) Views of Senators

Harris, etc Minority report with Appendix Panama Canals (Rogers, 1S89) Parliamentary Prece- dents

Petersburg, Attack on . . Polaris Arctic Expedition

Postal Savings Banks in Foreign Countries . . . . Prices of Armor Plate, Investigation of

:

1896 (paper)

1897 (paper) Proposals on Currency.

.

Public Printer : Annual

Report, 1896

Num- Price ber of per Amount.

copies. copy.

I fo.70 $0. 70

• 4 •25 1. 00

I .60 .60

I •'05 • 05

19 • 70 13- 30

05 •05

10 • 05 •50

4 •05 . 20

23-95 23-95

. 20 . 20

I .25 • 25

1 • 15 • 15

•30

I • 'S

. 20 .20

• 05 •05

I .05 •05

I . 20 . 20

• 23 •25

9 1.20

3 • 75

2 2. 00 4. 00

1

2

. 00

• 25 -25 30 • 30

5 05 • 25

I • 25 • 25

Miscellaneous Pub- lications—Cont'd. Ramie Industry

Reservoirs, Usefulness

to Agriculture in the

Irrigated Regions , River and Harbor Act.

.

Sabine Pass, Texas, Ship Canal at Senate L,ibrary

:

Finding I^ist Catalogue of 1895 Ships for British Navy,

1880-1885 - Ships of War: Characteristics of principal foreign

Silver Commission Report, 1876 (reprint)

Silver Question, Papers on

Southwest Pass Mississippi River

Specie Payment, etc. (paper) Stark and Webster Stat- ues, Acceptance of

(cloth) Suez Canal, History of.

.

Sweating System, In- vestigation of

Tariff Acts : 1789-1895 (cloth) . . . . 1789-1897 (cloth)

1897-1890, and War

Revenue Law, 1898

.

Comparison of 1894 and 1890 Tariff Bill (Dingley, Mar. 2, 1897) Tariff Hearings, Schedule:B (54th, 2d) E (54th, 2d)

I. (54th, 2d) Tehuantepec Route

Telegraph and Tele- phone, Government

ownership of Telephones in the District of Columbia,

Report on

Trade-Marks, Laws and

Regulations, 1897 Transportation Interests of United States and Canada

University of the United

States, Report on

(54th, ist, S. Rept.429, part I) . Venereal Diseases among the British

Troops in India

Number of

copies.

Price per

copy.

$0.05
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

Itemized statement of sales for the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg—Continued. Number of

copies.

Price per

copy. Miscellaneous Publications—Cont'd. Virginia Campaign

(Pope) Weights, INIeasures, etc., Report Committee at Paris Exposition, 1867

Wheat in Commerce Woman Suffrage:

1896

1898 Wool and other Animal

Fibers Wool and Manufactures

of Wool, Report, 1894 (paper) Wright, Myron B., Memorial Addresses

(cloth) Yellow Fever, Nature,

etc Yellowstone National

Park, Information

concerning region

South of Total Subscription Sales. Experiment Station

Record ($1 per volume

of 12 numbers)

Vol. 8—

No. I No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 . .. No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 V0I.9—

No. I No. 2

So.

•35

$0. 60

• IS'

• 05

• 05

•05

7, 328.46

Subscription Sales—

Continued. Experiment Station

Record (|i per volume

of 12 numbers)—Continued.

Vol. 9—Continued. No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 .'. No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 Vol. 10

No. I No. 2 No. 3 N0.4

No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 , No. 9 No. lo." , Total Consular Reports

No. 214 No. 215 No. 216 No. 217 No. 218 No. 219 Total Individual sales Subscription sales Total sales for year

Number of

copies.

24

2424

24

24

24

25

2526 210

173 173

173

173

171 172 172

172

171

171

2, 703

2,719

24, 089

2,719

26, 808

Price per

copy.

$0. 08 >S

.15

•15

15 •15

• 15 .15

I225. 25

227. 65

7, 328.46

227. 65

7> 556.11
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Cash statementfor the fiscal year i8g8-gg.

Debit. Cash on hand July i, 1898. Received in

July, 1898 $505. 07 August, 1898 655. 51 September, 1898 673. 79 October, 1889 769. 87 November, 1898 842. 35 December, 1898 707.79 January, 1899 691. 97 February, 1899 580. 99 March, 1899. ............... 725. 25 April, 1899 . 645. 09 May, 1899 743. 28 June, 1899 726. 28

8, 267. ?4

Credit. Returned to remitters in—

July, 1998 August, 1898 September, 1898 October, 1898 November, 1898 December, 1898 January, 1899 February, 1999 March, 1899 April, 1899 May, 1899 lune, ix

$55- 99

55- 19 42.89

59- 57 67.61 56.75 88.64

41.40

36. 00

46.31 45-27 58.67 Remitted to Public Printer for—

Sales, July, 1898 432-53

Sales, August, 1898 511-87

Sales, September, 1898 . . . 622. 92 Sales, October, 1898 667. 91 Sales, November, 1898 ... 743-31 Sales, December, 1898 636.86

Sales, January, 1899 59°- 15 Sales, Vebruary, 1899 509.65

Sales, March, 1899 665. 85. Sales, April, 1899 622. 03 Sales, May, 1899 658.0-' sales, June, 1899 667. 31 Remitted to Public Printer on account

of subscriptions Balance due Public Printer on account

of subscriptions 55-75 Cash balance on account of

unfilled orders 124.88

I654- 29

7, 328. 46

171.90

180. 63
TABULAR STATEMENTS.

77

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page.

No. I. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899, and the condition of the appropriations July i, 1899 81 No. 2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, 1899 83 No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899 ; 84 No. 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, and lithographing and engraving

during the fiscal years 1802 to 1899, both inclusive 85 No. 5. Showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1899, the sources from which received, and to what accounts deposited in the Treasury . 86 No. 6. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer 87 No. 7. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding 87 No. 8. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing and binding. . 97 No. 9. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving 102 No. 10. Showing the disbursements on account of accrued leaves of absence iii No. II. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing-and binding, January i, 1899. iii No. 12. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1897) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 113 No. 13. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1898) of the Secre- tary of Agriculture 113 No. 14. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census Reports 113 No. 15. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding. War Depart- ment 114 No. 16. Showing the disbursements on account of public printing and binding, 1897-1899. . ... 115 No. 17. Showing the disbursements on account of library. Government Printing Office 115 No. 18. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of Specisl Report on Diseases of the Horse 115 No. 19. Showing the disbursements on account of site for addition to the Government Print- ing Office 115 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 116 No. 21. Showing the allotments, etc., for printing and binding for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same 140 No. 22. Showing the cost of operating each branch office 140 No. 23. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Record for the third session of the Fifty-fifth Congress 141 No. 24. Showing the number of copies of each Department report and document printed upon

requisitions by the heads of Departments 142 No. 25. Showing the number of copies of books, with their titles, bound upon requisitions for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates 164 No. 26. Statement of contract made (by direction of the Joint Committee on, Printing) for sup- plying paper for the public printing and binding fis>m March 1, 1899, to February 28, 1900 181 No. 27. Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous items. . 185 No. 28. Statement of contracts made for material (except paper) 198 No. 29. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving 203 No. 30. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March i, 1899, to February 28, 1900 ... 205 No. 31. Statement of proposals received for supplying stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscel- laneous items 222 No. 32. Statement of proposals received for supplying material 267 79
8o REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

Page. No. 33. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving 278 No. 34. Shov^ing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 282 No. 35. Showing the number of persons employed in public printing and binding, January i, 1899, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 308 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 319 No. 37. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1898) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 329 No. 38. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of the E^leventh Census

Reports, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 337 No. 39. Showing the number of persons employed in public printing and binding, War Depart- ment, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 345 No. 40. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of Special Report on Diseases

of the Horse, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each . 352
No. I.

Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for

the fiscal year ended June jo, i8gg, a7id the condition of the appropriation July /, 1899.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1898: Balance July i, 1898 $65. 23 No disbursements.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1899: Appropriation, act March 15, 1898 15, 100. 00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1898: Balance due July 1, 1898 15.58 Disbursed during fiscal year 12. 21 Balance July i, 1899 3.37 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1899 Appropriation, act March 15, 1898 3, 000. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2,425.93 Balance July i, 1899 574- 07 Printing and binding, 1894 and prior years: Balance July i, 1898 6, 939. 19 Disbursed during fi.scal year 439. 10 Balance July i, 1899 6,500.09 Printing and binding, 1894: Appropriation, act July 7, 1898 12.87 Disbursed during fiscal year 12.87 Printing and binding, 1896: Balance July i, 1898 62,039.65 Appropriation, act March 3, 1899 i, 165. 53

63, 205. 18 Disbursed for paper 1,165.53 Balance July 1, 1899 62,039.65 Printing and binding, 1897: ~~

Balance July i, 1898 23, 735.67 Received for printing, binding, etc 1,030.73 Balance July i, 1899 24, 766.40 Printing and binding, 1897-1899: Appropriation, act July 7, 1898 800. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 800.00 Printing and binding, 1898:

' Balance July i, 1898 288, 160. 86 Appropriation, act July 7, 1898 25, 000. 00 Received for printing, binding, etc 4, 887. 45 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 68, 712. 00 Repayment to correct error in voucher 7. . •t^S

. , 386, 760. 69 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $94, 358. 91 Disbursed for material and supplies 78,810.46 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 17, 942. 30 Disbursed for paper : 151^ 022. 28 342,133-95 Balance July i, 1899 44, 626. 74 S. Doc. II 6 81
82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing and binding, January i, 1899: Balance July i, 189S $41, 769.46 Appropriation, act July 7, 189S 130, 000. 00 Transfer from printing and binding, 1899, account of leave of absence ... 2, 281. 57 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 1119,653.28 Disbursed for material and supplies 17, 482. 78 Disbur-sed for lithographing and engraving 658.00 Disbursed for paper 32, 758. 06

174, 051.03

[70, 552 Balance July i, 1899 3, 498. 9' Printing and binding, 1899: Appropriation, act July i, 1898 3, 302, 000. 00 Appropriation, act July 7, 1898 ; . . . . 40, 000. 00 Appropriation, act March 3, 1899 102, 800. 00 Received for printing, binding, etc 17, 263. 21 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 204, 392. 89 Repayments to correct errors in vouchers 9. 89 221,665.99

3, 666, 465. 99 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 2, 422, 853. 05 Disbursed for material and supplies 357, 068. 67 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 72, 990. 60 Disbursed for paper 354,101.00 Amount transferred to various appropriations on account of leaves of absence 8, 175. 96

3, 215, 189. 28 Balance July i, 1899 45i> 276. Publication of Eleventh Census report: Balance July i, 189S 87, 096. 70 Transferred from printing and binding, 1899, on account of leaves of absence i, 836. 72

88, 933. 42

82, 705. 58

Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 80, 702. 58 Disbursed for material and supplies 2, 003. 00 Balance July i, 1899 6, 227. 84 Printing and binding, War Department:

Balance Jul}' I, 1898 100,000.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 74, 996. 94 Disbursed for material and .supplies 11, 967. 41 Disbursed for paper 5, 010. 02 91.974-37 Balance Jul}- i, 1899 8, 025. 63 Agricultural Report, 1897: Balance July i, 1898 192, 029. 76 Transferred from printing and binding, 1899, on account of leaves of absence 3, 401. 60

195, 431-36 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 131, 330. ob Disbursed for material and supplies 30, 655. 45 Di.sbursed for lithographing and engraving 7, 533. 00 Disbursed for paper 21, 362. 22

^ 190. 880. 73 Balance July x, 1899 4, 550. 63 Agricultviral Report, 1898: Appropriation, act July i, 1898 300, 000. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 30, 203. 63 Disbursed for material and supplies 6, 880. 52 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 6, 757. 00

• Disbursed for paper 41,677.07

05,518.22 Balance July I, 1S99 214,481.78
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1898, 1899: Balance July i, 1S98 $36, 015. 20 Transferred from printing and binding, 1899, on account of leaves of absence 656. 07 36,671.27 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year $24, 423. 39 Disbursed for material and supplies 2, 796. 96 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 5,558.00 Disbursed for paper 3- 049- 64

35, 827. 99 Balance July i, 1S99. rv 28 Librar3% Government Printing Office: Balance July i, 1898 • 323- 93 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 52. 00 Disbursed for material and supplies —268. 23

320. 23 Balance July i, 1899 3- 7o Site for addition to Government Printing Office: Appropriation, July i, 1898 225, 000. 00 Disbursed for land for site during fiscal year 190, 028. 06 Balance July i, 189S 34, 97 1- 94 Engine House, Government Printing Office: Balance, July i, 1898 ''3, 588. 23 No disbursements.

No. 2.

Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July i, i8gg, as shown by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer:

1898 $65. 23 1899 15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1898 15- 58

1899 3, 000. 00 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years • 6, 939. 19 1894 12.87

1896 63, 205. 18 1897 24, 766. 40

1897-1899 800. 00

1898 386, 760. 69

1899 3, 666, 465. 99 War Department 100, 000. 00 January i, 1899 174, 051. 03 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1897 195,431.36

1898 300, 000. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census reports 88, 933. 42 Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and 1899 36, 671. 27 Site for addition to Government Printing Office 225,000.00 Engine house. Government Printing Office 3, 588. 23 Ivibrary, Government Printing Office 323.93

5, 291, 130. 37 DISBURSEMENTS.

Pay of employees, etc 2, 979, 825. 81 Paper 610,145.82 Lithographing and engraving iii, 438. 90 Material and supplies, other than paper 507, 933. 48

Site for Government Printing Office 190, 028. 06

Salaries, office of the Public Printer 15, 000. 00 Amount transferred to various appropriations on account of leaves of absence 8, 175. 96
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1898

1899 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1898 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer:

$12. 21

2, 425- 93

$2, 438. 14

1899 Public printing and binding:

1894 and prior years

1897

1899 January i, 1899 War Department

Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture:

1897 Publication of EJleventh Census reports Publication of Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and 1899. Site for addition to Government Printing Office Engine house. Government Printing Office Ivibrary,j[iovernment Printing Office

4, 425, 086. 17

65- 23

3-37

574. 07

6, 500. 09

62, 039. 65

24, 766. 40

44, 626. 74

451, 276. 71

3- 498- 91

8, 025. 63

4, 550. 63

214, 481. 78

6, 227. 84

843. 28

34, 971.94

3, 588. 23 3^

5, 291, 130.37 No. 3.

Classified statement ofpayments by appropriations for fiscal year ended

June 30, i8gg.

Appropriation.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer,

1899 Contingent expenses, office of the

Public Printer

:

1898 1899 ; •• Public printing and binding : 1894 and prior years

1894

1S97-1899

1898 1899 January i, 1899 . .

.

War Department.

Printing Annual Report Secretary

of Agriculture : 1897

1898 Publication of Eleventh Census

reports Publication of vSpecial Report on

Diseases of the Horse, 1898 and

1899 Site for addition to Government

Printing Office

lyibrary. Government Printing Office Amount transferred to various ap- propriations for leaves of absence

.

lyabor.

)i5, 100. 00

439 10 12.87

800. 00

94, 358. 91

2, 422, 853. 05

119, 653. 28

74, 996. 94

131,330.06

30, 203. 63

80, 702. 58

24, 423. 39

igo, 028. 06

52. 00

8,175-96

3, 193, 129.83

Paper.

$1, 165. 53

151, 022. 28

354, 101.00

32, 758. 06

5,010. 02

21, 362. 22

41,677. 07

3, 049. 64

610, 145. 82

Material and

supplies.

$12. 21

2, 425- 93

78, 810. 46

357, 068. 67

17, 482. 78 11,967.41

30, 655. 45

6, 880. 52

2, 003. 00

2, 796. 96

268. 23

510, 371.62

Uthographing and

engraving.

$17, 942. 30

72, 990. 60

658. 00

7, 533- 00

6, 757. 00

5, 558. 00

,438.90

Total.

$15, 100. 00

12. 21

2, 425- 93

439- 10 12.87

I, 165.53

800. 00

342, 133-95

3, 207, 013. 32

170, 552. 12 91.974.37

190, 880. 73 85,518.22

82, 705. 58

35,827. 99

190, 028. 06

320. 23

8, 175- 96

4. 425,086. 17
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

No. 4.

Statement shozuifig expendit2ires for laboi', material, paper, and lithographing and engraving dtcring fiscal years 1892 to i8gg, both inclusive.

Appropriation. 1893. 1894.

Printing and binding j $3, 225, 469. 99

135,817.56

5, 036. 58

12, 740. 37

13, 327-09

Agricultural reports Removal and storage Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887-88 Fifth Labor Report

Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions

Printing Report on Diseases of the Horse

$3, 240, 103. 56

154, 820. 46

4, 040. 00

$3, 542, 316. 57

215,044. 87

8, 062. 90

Eleventh Census reports Printing second edition Growth of Industrial Art

Building for Government Printing Office, repairs and rent. Printing memorial volurhe, centennial

celebration of laying corner stone of the Capitol

837.96

26, 502. 83

30, 833. 48

340. 79

11,634. 35

153, 327. 01

Total

3, 450, 565. 86 3, 523, 974.51 3, 922, 981. 83

Appropriation. 1896. 1897.

Printing and binding | $3, 368, 831. 80

338, 835. 25

610. 00

126,719. 35

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

$3, 385, 730. 92

269, 393- 64

90, 442. 72

$3, 577, 697. 85

390, 543- 60

151,513-58

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,

i896-and 1S97

2, 833. 32

2, 458. 90

26, 113. 98

41, 220. 28

33, 632. 67

1, 484. 80

X,and, boiler house, etc Engine house. Government Printing

Office Library, Government Printing Office. .

Printing and binding, War Department

Site for addition to Government Print- ing Office Total

39- 939- 32

99, 859. 47 17, 965.00

C9, 533- 77

2, 176. 07

3, 840, 288. 62 3, 952, 700. 33 4, 194, 547. 34

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

ending funejo, igoi, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasuryforpresentation

to the first session of the Fifty-sixth Congress.

Wages $2, 829, 922. 24 Materials 400, 770. 00 Paper 622, 637. 50 Branch offices 229, 500. 00 Lithographing and engraving 100, 000. 00 Total, 4, 182, 829. 74
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 5.

Statement showing moneys received by the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 18gg, 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 Department of State 706. 88 Printing for Navy Department 14^ y56. 85 Printing for Post-Office Department 123. 77 Printing for Industrial Commission 611. 16 Printing for United States Military Academy : . . 103. 00 Printing for United States Naval Academ}- 365. 17 Printing for vSmithsonian Institution 350. 70 Printing for Money-Order Office 77-76 Printing for Commissioners of the District of Columbia 3, 690. 17 Making rollers for office of Treasurer of the United States 61. 40 Printing for superintendent of building for I^ibrary of Congress 60. 33 Binding Rebellion Records 115.00 Printing for United States Kngineer Office 32.49 Printing for Hawaiian Commission 27.66 Klectrotyping for United States Fish Commission 21. 75 Printing for board of children's guardians of District of Columbia 26.67 Printing for Emergency Hospital of District of Columbia 14. 70 Printing for Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb 11. 74 Printing for commissioner of Freedman's Savings and Trust Company 4. 57 Printing for torpedo station at Nevi^port, R. I i. 90 Repairing machinery for United States Geological Survey 11. 00 Total 23,174.67 Deposited to credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources: Sales of extra documents $10, 333. 90 Sales of waste paper 17, 493. 81 Sales of Congressional Directory 13-92 Sales of Congressional Record i, 201. 10 Printing speeches 10, 382. 09 Proceeds of waste gold leaf 4, 308. 81 Sales of stereotype dross, etc 862.79 Sales of old iron 841. 55 Sales of leather scraps i, 921. 83 Sales of old packing boxes, etc 323.55 Sales of old roller composition 224. 36 Sales of waste printing ink 42. 00 Sales of 7 old printing presses 584. 00 Sales of 6 old elevators 304.50 Sale of old steam valves and fittings 227. 80 Sales of 5 old horses 175. 25 Sales of 3 old steam pumps 174. 00 Sales of 4 old typewriters 140.00 Sales of 4 old wagons 135. 25 Sales of 2 old paper-cutting machines 121. 00 Sale of I old notching machine 100.00 Sales of 2 old ruling machines 76. 00 Sale of I old engine 65.00 Sales of 15 old book-sewing machines 65.00 Sale of I old dynamo 63. 00 Sale . of I old embossing press 50.00 Sale of I old book-trimming machine 50.00 Sales of old electric lamp base3 38.50 Sale of old molding machine 25. 00 Sale of I old backing machine 20. 00 Sale of I old planing machine i3-5o Sale of I old black-leading machine 10. 00 Sales of miscellaneous condemned articles 410. 80

50,798.31 Total 73,972.98
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

No. 6.—Statement shozving the disbiirsemeiits on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended funejo,

iSgg.

Public Printer |4, 5oo. oo Chief clerk 2,400.00 Two clerks, at $i,Soo per annum 3, 600. 00 Two clerks, at :ji,6oo per annum 3, 200. 00 One clerk i, 400. 00

15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 490. 34 Total 17,590.34 No. 7.

Statement shonnng the disbursements on account of public printing and

binding during the fiscal year ended funejo, i8gg.

^'ages $2,517,224.83 Equipment of electric elevators 16, 925. 00 Lumber 4,226.15 Electric supplies 2, 698. 16 Paint, etc i, 085. 06 Erecting steel tank 645. 00 Erecting balcony in roller-casting room 527. 00 Plumbing and gas-fitting supplies 459. 47 Brick 272. 32 Cement 265. 20 Chase and galley racks 251. 25 Erecting partition in press room 248.40 Window awnings and shades 196. 56 Repairs to roof 178. 35 Zinc 178.03

752 pounds brass tubes 172. 96 Brass 140.46 Locks, hinges, etc 13S. 92 Sand, gravel, etc 129. So Tables, roller cases, etc 126. 00 Covering steam pipes with asbestus 124. 30 Iron columns, beams, and tie-rods 100. 31 Painting smokestack 90.00 Pine molding 88.00 Iron 86.45 Screws 83.06 Galvanized-iron pipe 80. 00 Glass, putty, etc 77- 61 Window and door frames, and transoms 76. 75 ^ails 65.15 Hardware 63. 05

2 brass tops for oil-can stands 63. 15 i,Soo i<-inch O hooks •. 63. 00 Galvanized iron 60.33 Steel 47. 16

2 sets cast-iron steps 45. 00 ^ire 38. 07 Brass cocks, hose couplings, etc 36. 30 Paper rack 36.00 Platform and steps for composition boLLer, Angle iron Brass molding, etc

36 sets brass coat hooks

Papering office 23. 50 Xuts and washers 20.39 Lime 18.60 Cast iron and bracket 18. 00 880 feet wire netting 13.20 Erecting brick arch i:;.oo Copper 12.34
88 REPORT OF THE PUBI.IC PRINTER.

E;recting 4 shelves $12. 00 Miscellaneous 60. 34 Machinery, tools, and implements:

Printing presses

2 No. 0-4 Century $7, 000. 00

2 No. 00-4 Revolution Meihle 6, 384.00

2 No. 3^-2 Revolution Meihle 3, 876.00

1 No. 3-4 Roller Century 2, 090. 00

2 Gordon 559- 00

2 proof 89. 60

19, 998. 60 Electric machinery, etc.

22 electric motors 4, 642. 95

18 armatures 802.30

18 meters 597. 00 40 electric fans 290. 50

9 marble circuit breakers 274. 50

2 recording thermometers 120.00

17 commutators 65. 30

1 starting box 47-52

76 electric switches repaired 29. 64

2 automatic cut-off starters 24. 68

29 electric switches 21.65 Repairing voltmeter 4.09

6, 920. 13 Cutting machines

I Seybold duplex book trimmer i, 000. 00

I Seybold duplex trimmer 760. 00

I Child Acme cutter, 38 inches 675. 00

I Child Acme cutter, 32 inches 435. 00

I Semple cutter 374- 00

3, 244. 00 Book-sewing machines

4 Smyth No. 5 7, 200. 00

I Special 3, 000. 00

I Improved 300. 00

1 Singer No. 5 125. 00

10, 625. 00 Stitching machines—

2 Universal wire No. 4 800.00

I Universal wire No. 2 300.00

1,100.00

4 ruling machines 2, 223. 00 Fixtures for presses i, 558. 90

2,096 stereotype blocks i, 379. 35 Repairs to presses ' 1,049.66 Fixtures for stitching machines 802. 90 Bookbinders' finishing tools 348. 35 Fixtures for case-making machines 328. 00 Bicycles 240. 00 Fixtures for book-sewing machines 229. 00

5,025 brass label holders 191. 18 Fixtures for cutting machines 154. 70 Fixtures for backing machines 144. 00 Fixtures for ruling machines 107. 60 Gear wheels and pinions 109. 94 Fixtures for perforating machines 79. 00 Valves 76.04 Shafting, hangers, pulleys, etc 70.97 Bicycle repairs 40. 10 Soldering irons 35- 00 Galvanized-iron boxes 30. 00 4 dozen mallets 17.00

16 dozen gauge pins i4- 04

3 dozen pliers ... 12.50

12,% dozen bowls 12.30

14 dozen mop handles 10. 74

3 stepladders 8. 05 4% dozen twist drills 7. 55
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

Machinery", tools, and implements—Continued.

12 pairs tweezers • $6.00 4 dozen dustpans 4. 29

I set twist drills 3. 50

3 dozen mops 3. 16 dozen augur bits 2. 90

i/^ dozen drip pans 2.00 Repairing numbering machine i. 75 Press boards

300 brass bound, 15 by 23 inches ^ $548. 71

75, 40 by 60 inches 46. 88

25. 35 by 51 inches 5. 00

6, 14 by 21 inches 4-34

200 sheets, 24 by 32 inches 12. 00

616. 93 Brooms

38 dozen, at $2.62 99-56

33 dozen, at $2.88 95-04 . 2 dozen floor sweeps 31- 90

I dozen 16 inch 4. 75

231. 25 lyUbricators

1,000 No. 1 30. 00

500 No. 3 25. 00

55- 00 Packing

636 inches Gould's 141. 13

\ir^y^ pounds rainbow, etc 72. 24 213.37 , 8,000 maple pressing blocks 570. 00

39 emery wheels 477. 72

1,700 feet hose 464. 50

15,850 ruling pens 170. 90 Rubber tires for truck wheels 170. 60

121 dozen files 118.85

83 pounds crude and virgin rubber iii. 08

411 finishers' rubbers 102. 75

65%; dozen crocks 98.55 5^ dozen hammers. 7i- 15 200 maple cutting blocks 64. 00

4 trucks 43- 40 Bolts 40. 19 40 dozen bone folders 37-92

13 dozen oilers 32. 90 18^ dozen spouts for oilers 32-75 3^ dozen gluepots 31-50

12 grate bars 30. 00

31 dozen wrenches 27.13 a. 32 pounds rubber brake tubing 24. 00

4 dozen spatulas 22.00

8 dozen screw-drivers 18. 20

I dozen cuspidors 16.50

8 dozen chisels 14 -99 216 feet rubber tubing 12. 29 Stamps

644 rubber 27.21 4 brass 8. 50

35- 71 lof dozen ink pads for rubber stamps 16. 50 Metal type, etc 4. 84

I dating outfit 1.50 Needles

1,460 machine 167.00 300 papers, at 4.5 cents i3- 50

70 papers, at 5 cents 3. 50

184. 00

12,263 pounds castings 425.00
90 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and implements— Continued. Blankets—

36 rubber $424.16

37 pair woolen 102. 28

10 yards felt 54.60

6§| yards printers' rubber 34.63

1 2-ply rubber 11.95

I printers' rubber 2. 13 $629. 75 Cups, cans, etc 122.54

11,872 pounds cotton waste 801, 41 Rope

14,547 pounds manila, at 4.6 cents 669. 16

1,591 pounds manila, at 4.7 cents 74. 78

20 pounds manila, at 10 cents 2. 00

50 feet 54-inch manila ' 1. 10

747. 04 Shears, trimmers, etc.—

25 dozen lo-inch shears 129.95

4 dozen 5-inch scissors 26. 00

I dozen 13-inch bent shears 12. 50

I dozen 12-inch shears 9.00

y2 dozen shears 6. 25

I pair 14-inch shears 3. 00 186.70 Buckets

13 dozen galvanized iron 54. 80

1 dozen cedar — 3.05 57.85 Knives

99 trimming '. 1, 095. 47

' 44 cutting-machine 845. 08

28 rotary cutter 98. 00

80 dozen shoe, No. 3 62. 80

I special 32. 09 Miscellaneous 29. 95

2, 163. 39 Belting, oak-tanned—

100 feet, at 55.2 cents 55.20

loiYo. feet, at 36 cents 72. 54 201^ feet, at 26.4 cents 53. 20

201 feet, at 18 cents 36. 18 396% feet, at 13.2 cents 52. 36

25 feet, at II cents ; 2. 75 202 feet, at 10.8 cents 21.81

211 feet, at 8.4 cents . 17. 72 219 feet, at 8 cents 17.52

304 >^ feet, at 6 cents 18. 26 197^ feet, at 3.6 cents 7. 11 150 feet, at 2.5 cents 3. 75 358.40

10,500 feet cut laces 62. 00 Saws

223 lo^-inch circular 602.10

14 circular, stereotype 48.60

38 6-inch circular 41.04 4 circular rip 9.00

4 16-incli circular 6. 38

I 20-inch circular 5. 50

I 14-inch circular i.oo— 713-62 Oilstones 66. 75

7 dozen turkey-feather dusters 14. 00 Brushes

22 dozen glue 250. 70

21 dozen lye i43-5o

18 dozen pick 106. 20

8 dozen wall 80.50

12 dozen dust 61.20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ' 9I

INIachinery, tools, and implements—Continued. Brushes—Continued.

7 matrix l33- ^5

12 dozen sash tool 27.60

1 gold machine 20. 00

2 dozen goat hair i4- 9°

16 dozen fitches 8. 10 Miscellaneous 49-75

$795- 70 508 chases 2,988.00

216 wrought-iron stands 2, 747. 20

28 iron imposing tables i, 3^8. 00

750 dozen Hempel's quoins 083. 75

13 cabinets 7ii- 25 Repairing galleys 45-- 80

315 galleys 43°. 00 410 side and foot sticks 162. 90

169 composing sticks 121.92

210 dozen Hempel's key: 80. 00

2 drying racks 41. 40

144 planers 34-56 Matrices and punch 26. 70 39 stereotype ratchets 25. 50 Cases

561 pairs clasp 488. 70

248 pairs " new departure '' 223. 20 207 figure 93-15 46 rule 42.19

78 figure "new departure 35- 10 60 binding 13- 00

5 special 3-65

898. 99

I stamping and embossing press i, 500- 00 Rod-embosser head 90000

I lathe, with chuck and taper attachment 689. 00

I Braidwood excelsior book-index cutter 375. 00

6 figureheads for numbering machines 355. 00

I Lovejoy shaving machine 332.00

I duplex-power pump 303. 25

I electrotype plate beveling machine 297. 50

1 electrotype plate shaving machine 270. 00

I melting kettle, with agitator 245. 00

I double copper composition kettle 245. 00

I curved casting mold 200. 00

I No. 2 mortiser 184. 00

I 24-inch panel planer 162.00

I pouring pot and air pump 160. 00

175 iron spools 137. 20

3 power-case smoothing machines 120. 00

78 .sewing benches 110.70

1 pouring-compo-sition kettle ' 100. 00

160 white-pine boxes 92. 50

2 iron tanks 82. 00

13 vises 77.15

1 Warden oil filter 76. 50 Repairs to stereotype machine 70. 50 Repairs to composition kettle 70. 00

2 Mitchell mitering machines 70. 00

I watchman time detector 67. 50

I chase rack 60.00

233 gold rubbers 58. 25 Repairing copper kettle 55- 00

I electrotype steam wax kettle 54. 00

6 finisher's short boards and planers 54- 00

I steam glue heater 45. 00

I pump-pressure regulator 41-25

I steam valve, chest head, etc 32.95
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Machinery, tools, and implements—Continued.

1 Worthington pump $32.00 Turning up 50 iron cores 30. 05

2 wire heads for staples 30. 00

I express messenger box 30. 00

I bench drill 30. 00

1 steam-pressure blower _ 26.00

2 iron wheelbarrows 18. 00

4 drop hangers 17. 20

2 tablet presses 16. 20 Repairing recording thermometer . 15. 00

I lead and rule cutter 12.60 4 dices for globe valves 12. 00 6 flue scrapers 10. 80

3 wire-gauge strainers 10. 00 Miscellaneous 238. 23 Rule ' 2, 241.44 Type 56,527-89 Material: Printing ink

2, 323 pounds book, at 35 cents $813. 05

5, 506 pounds book, at 45 cents 2, 478. 60

8, 482 pounds book, at 50 cents 4, 241. 00

2, 947 pounds job, at 75 cents 2, 210. 25

3, 050 pounds cut, at $1.25 3,812.50

30 pounds job, at $1.50 45- 00

16 pounds colored, at $1 '. 16. 00

1 pound colored, at $1.25 i. 25 52 pounds colored, at $1.50 78.00

2 pounds colored, at $1.25 3.50

3 pounds colored, at $2 6. 00

60 pounds colored, at $2.25 135. 00

52 pounds colored, at $2.50 130.00

5 pounds colored, at $5 25. 00 Bronze, varnish, etc., for ink 47-53

14, 042. 68

15,076 pounds copper battery plates 2, 274. 40

3,534 pounds molding wax 703. 26

4,500 pounds tin foil 657. 00

3,052 pounds antimony and tin 335. 72

1,600 pounds stereotype backing powder 99.00

200 pounds beeswax 56. 00

2,069 pounds .sifted cast-iron filings 43-45

1 barrel plaster of.paris 2. 00 Tissue paper

126 reams, at $1.35 170. 10 25 reams, at $1.45 36. 25

206. 35

17.879 pounds stereotype metal 965-46

3,295 feet blocking board 467.29

10,080 sheets bonnet board 211. 70 30 reams stereotype backing paper 150. 00

3,825 pounds svilphate of copper 153-01

200 pounds sulphate nickel and ammonia 28. 00

10 reams matrix paper 19. 00

6 carboys muriatic acid 14. 64 520 pounds crude turpentine i4- 03

2 carboys sulphuric acid 5. 68

25 pounds borax i. 94 Bar lead

15,000 pounds, at 4.1 cents 614. 99

160,995 pounds, at 3.9 cents 6, 278. 81

6, 893. 80

6,500 pounds bar tin i, 007. 50

2,000 pounds plumbago 612. 00

20 pounds bismuth metal 38. 00

300 pounds solder 28.80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

Material—Continued. Glue—

19,500 pounds, at 12 cents . .. , $2, 340. 00

125 pounds, at 23 cents 28. 75 5 pounds, at 30 cents i. 50

3 dozen cans i3-5o — $2,383-75

22,500 pounds roller composition 6, 860. 00

4,388 pounds glycerine 636. 25 11,190^ gallons benzine 762.42

7,519 pounds potash 284.91

400 pounds tablet composition 60. 00 102^ gallons tarcolin 29. 73

2 dozen French book varnish 25. 00

50 pounds star composition 1 1 . 50

100 pounds lubricating compound 10. 80 40 gallons gasoline 6. 00

46 gallons vinegar 5. 40 Oil—

53 gallons engine, at 17 cents g. 01

41 gallons illuminating, at 20 cents 8. 20

515 gallons washing, at 20 cents 103.00

I, 537 gallons engine, at 31 cents 476-47

51 gallons engine, at 35 cents 17-50

919^^ gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 597-69

104 gallons perfecting, at 80 cents 83. 20

51 gallons dynamo, at 50 cents 25. 50

207 gallons lard 104. 91

120 quarts olive 72. 00 59^ gallons linseed 25. 04

20 dozen sweet 10. 00

10 gallons neatsfoot 7. 75

I dozen bottles typewriter 2.00

1,542.27 Cotton—

7,414 yards, at 3.4 cents 252. 08

II, 796/^ yards, at 5.9 cents 695.98

9,151 yards, at 7.7 cents 704.63

1,003 yards, at 8 cents 80. 24

3,490 yards, at 9.2 cents 321. 08

450 yards, at 10.8 cents 48.60

1,060 yards, at 17.5 cents 185. 50 525M yards, at 18.7 cents 98.32

2,386.43

24,000 yards gray super 480. 00

2,750 yards crash for toweling 324. 50 602 yards duck 112.88

1,500 yards paper cambric 73. 00 49^ yards flannel 33-58

8 yards billiard cloth 17. 60

100 yards Canton flannel 10. 40

33 yards denim .' 5.94 Thread—

3,780 pounds, at 52.4 cents 1,980.74

102 pounds, at 55 cents 56. 10 204 pounds, at 60 cents 122. 40

330 pounds, at 68 cents 224. 40

102 pounds, at $2.44 248. 88

1,320 pounds, at $2.99 3, 946. 80 ^ . 6,579-32 Twine

10,570 pounds, at 4.9 cents 517. 94

2,660 pounds, at 5.8 cents 154. 28

1,124 pounds, at 6.5 cents 73- 06 500 pounds, at 7 cents 35- 00 400 pounds, at 12.5 cents 50. 00

251 pounds, at 9.4 cents 23. 60

9 pounds, at 25 cents 2.25 1,248% pounds, at 26 cents 324. 61

1, 180. 74
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Material—Continued.

70 barrels flour, at $4.35 x $304. 50

228iV(y gallons alcohol, at $2.395 547. 52 Coal—

235§f0" tons anthracite I95. 47

2,4985*5*51? tons bituminous 4, 571. 68

4, 667. 15 Imitation russia leather

6,0565^ feet, at 11 cents 666.21

12,053 feet, at 12.4 cents i, 494. 57 93>93iK feet, at 13 cents 12, 211. 08 421^ feet, at 16 cents —67.44

14, 439- 30 Cowhide buffing—

10,408 feet, at 7.5 cents 78. 60 23,900^ feet, at 8 cents i, 912. 02

1, 990. 62 I^aw sheep

1, 90o>^ dozen, at $7.20 13,683.60

300 dozen, at $7.40 2, 220. 00

15,903-60 I,aw calf—

iSYz dozen, at $23 356. 50

5 dozen, at $24 120. 00

476. 50

7| dozen English calf, at $21 164. 50 Turkey morocco—

201 dozen, at $12.40 2, 492. 40

333 dozen, at $12.50 4, 165. 64

10 dozen, at $13 130. 00 5^ dozen, at $29 149. 83' 2i dozen, at $30 65. 00

7, 002. 87 Title leather—

10 dozen, at $5.875 58. 75

60,1^ dozen, at $5.75 347. 88

61 dozen, at $6 366.00

10 dozen, at $7.45 74-50 1% dozen, at $7.50 11. 25

858. 38 Roans

146 dozen, at $6.20 905. 20

38 dozen, at $6.45 245. 10 75 dozen, at $6.75 506. 25 % dozen, at $7.50 3. 75

1, 660. 30 Skivers

275^ dozen, at $4.20 i, 157. 10 130^ dozen, at $4.70 613. 35

62 dozen, at $6.20 384. 40

25 dozen, at $6.45 161. 25 500 dozen, at $6.70' 3,350.00 50^ dozen, at $6.75 340. 85 70^ dozen, at $7 493. 50

6, 500. 45

250 pieces bookbinding band 86. 25 50 pieces parchment substitute 35- 00 5,149^ yards canvas for covering blank books 1,457.47 Book cloth

1,675 pieces, at $4 6, 700. 00

342 pieces, at $5.25 i, 795. 50

1,240 pieces, at $6.20 7, 688. 00

750 pieces, at $6.50 4, 875. 00

50 pieces, at $7. 25 362. 50

250 pieces, at $8 2, 000. 00 23,421.00 Headbands—

172 pieces, at 30 cents 51. 60

538 pieces, at 33 cents 177. 54

72 pieces, at 36 cents 25. 92 255.06
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 95

Material—Continued.

Fleshers

8501^ dozen, at $2.90 |2, 466. 45

50 dozen, at $3 150.00 $2,616.45 Gold leafso packs, at $5.50 275. 00

1,100 packs, at I5.75 6, 325. 00

150 packs, at $6.40 960. 00 2,i5opacks, at $6.62 14,233.00

25 packs, at $8 200. 00 21,993.00 Binders' boards—

252,500 pounds, at 1.9 cents 4, 797. 50

46,450 pounds, at 3 cents i, 393. 5°

315,000 pounds, at 4.7 cents 14, 805. 00

1,000 pounds, at 5.9 cents 59- 00 21,055.00 Straw boards

30,000 pounds, at 1.4 cents 420. 00

25,000 pounds, at i.S cents 450. 00

870. 00 Wire for stitching machines

2,100 pounds, at 7^ cents 152. 25 800 pounds, at 9 cents , 72. 00 400 pounds, at 12 cents 48. 00

150 pounds, at 11 cents 16. 50 288.75 Dyes, gums, etc.

600 pounds egg albumen 390.00

165 pounds cochineal lake 90. 75 360 beef galls 90.00

1,055 poimds dextrin 79-14

100 pounds gum tragacanth • 74.00

275 pounds orange shellac 57-75

199 pounds gum hog 55-72

75 pounds granulated gum arabic 29.17

20 pounds eosin ' 27. 00

875 pounds alum 19-65 40 pounds creosote 13-40

25 pounds soluble blue 9. 87

22 pounds Persian blue in oil 8. 80

100 pounds oxalic acid 7.90

65 pounds chrome j-ellow 6. 31

12 pounds white shellac 5. 55

100 pounds stronger water ammonia 5.00 50 pounds ultramarine blue 4. 44

30 pounds sal ammoniac

.

. 4. 20

5 pounds gum camphor 2. 00

25 pounds pearlash i. 62 Miscellaneous 37-63 Gas 2, 606. 30 Electric lighting 3, 641. 16 Freight, boxing, and cartage i, 078. 32 Stable supplies

Forage 2, 268. 57

5 horses 850. 00 Shoeing 826. 19 Wagon repairs 647. 50 Harness and repairs 408. 75

I wagon 375-00

I rockaway 200. 00 Veterinary services and medicines 41. 15 18 horse blankets 31-50 4 woolen lap robes 14. 75 Storm covers and aprons 9.00 Axle grease, etc 5. 50 Miscellaneous 37-10
g6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

stationery: Envelopes $27, 269. 27 Pencils 362.54 Rubber bands 307. 20 Writing ink 134. 28 Pens 129. 96 Indexed sheets for index books 84. 00 Ink erasers 42. 60 Pins 38.50 Tracing and drawing paper 29. 87

123 yards tracing linen 28.20

20,000 demy index 25. 00

1 Burr index

.

22. 50 Rubber erasers 18. 40 Carbon paper 18. 00

6 dozen bone paper cutters 16. 50

2 rolls tracing cloth 13. 50

128 boxes McGill's paper fasteners 12. 62 Wastebaskets 12. 18 3,000 Acme pockets 10. 80

7 quires stencil paper 10. 50

4,000 white cards 10. 00

3, 000 special blue cards 9. 60 4 dozen Sanford's library paste 9. 60 Inkstands : 9.15 Boxwood rulers 4.85 Miscellaneous 140.03 Miscellaneous items

:

Rent, fifth and sixth floors of Union Building 13, 000. 00 Compiling index to Congressional Record 6, 745. 20 Rent of warehouse 5, 000. 00 Rent of stables 2, 383. 32 Ice 1, 927. 44 Rent of telephones i, 726. 02

I, 279 patent backs for money-order books i, 303. 05 Removing ashes and debris 590. 85

II, 200 rolls toilet paper 540. 60

72 Domestic fire extinguishers 489. 60 Laundering 484.70 Books for library 461. 44

84,975 guards for patent backs 679. 80 Sawdust 448.38 Desks and tables 388. 00

4 typewriters 366. 75 4,593 pounds rope manila back-lining paper 326. 10 Composition, 1,100 I^udlow's Tables 308. 00 Typewriting, Messages and Papers of Presidents 301. 42 Rent of two lots in rear of Government Printing Office 300. 00 Chairs, stools, etc 292.55 Rent of fire-alarm boxes 249. 96 Telegraphing 228. 97

3,349 pounds manila paper for tympan sheets 217. 71 1,341 pounds page cord 198-47 Composition, 26 pages International Water Boundary Commission 197. 29

2 barrels creolol 176. 24 35,250 shipping tags - 149. 50 Engraving 45 steel dies 125. 75 80^ yards Brussels carpet 100. 78 Matting and rugs 96. 74 Repairs to clocks 93- 60 Books of reference 88. 45 Rent of No. 42 H street 85. 00

500 feet laminated backing wood 85. 00 1^530% pounds wiping paper 76-70

1,240 street-car tickets 60.00

130 quires emery cloth 48. 00

4 United vStates flags 46-75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

Miscellaneous items—Continued.

75 pounds indigo paste $45. 00

10 dozen roach paste 45. 00 Repairing waste-paper bags 44-03 Kggs 42. 23 Maintenance of observators- clocks 40. 50 Services as expert buj-ing horses 40.00

10 copies Orth's patent telephone directory- 30. 00

3 dozen cans solarine 28. 80

175 boxes e^-elets 27. 50 Lithograph, pumice, and sand stone 26. 50 Cleaning carpets 25. 00

4 gas lamps 24. 00 Sandpaper 20. 37 Hauling coal 16. 00

i8?i yards linoleum 15-93 Clocks 15-25

15 5-ards white moire silk 15. 00

200 yards flint paper 14. 00

3 dozen chamois skins 13.50

70 pounds jeweler's cotton 13-30

15 fire-alarm boxes ii - 25 50 pounds Magnolia metal 11. 00 Repairs to furniture 11.00 43 feet wire glass 10. 54

4 dozen whisk brooms 10. 00 Music composition 9.00 Sponges—

140 pounds, at «2. 60 $364. 00

100 pounds, at 52. 65 265. 00

20 dozen surgeon, at $2. 10 42. 00 671.00

Soaj)

13, 000 pounds 455. 00

12 boxes soapine 33-45 Toilet and castile 10. 25

498. 70 Tape—

536 yards 4.50

24 rolls 20.85

25. 35 Sundries , 236.42 Total 2,953, 103.96 Value of binders- stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools: Juneso. 1S98 33,793-61 June 30, 1899 37, 992. 19

No. 8.

Statement shonnng the disbursements on account of paper for the public

printing and bindingfor the fiscal year endedfune jo, i8gg.

Machine-finished printing paper:

6,510 reams, 24 b\- 3S inches, 48-pound, at Si. 392 $9, 061. 90

4,998 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 4S-pound, at Si -44 7, i97- 12

2, 004 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 4S-pound, at S1.536 3, 078. 14 507 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at Si. 584 803.09

1,127,960 pounds, 24 hy 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 32, 703. 01 372,495 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3 cents 11, 174.85

12,645 pounds, 914 by 24 inches, 12-pound, at 2.9 cents 366.70

25,780 pounds, 19 by 24 inches. 24-pound, at 2.9 cents 747-62

165,440 pounds, 19 by 24 inches, 24-pound, at 3 cents 4, 963. 20

700 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at S2.6SS i. 881.60

7,512 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at S2. 784 20, 913. 41

2,651 reams, 38 by 4S inches, 96-pound, at S2.88 7, 634. 88

2,500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at S3-072 7, 680. 00

2,570 pounds. 24 by 38 inches, 60-pound, at 3 cents 77- 10 618 reams, 30 by 48 inches, So-pound, at $2.40 , i, 483. 20 S. Doc. II 7
98 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

sized and supercalendered printing paper:

2,103 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.44 > |3, 028. 32 504 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $1.755 947. 70 400 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $2.79 1, 116. 00

i.749iff reams, 32 by 48 inches. 90-pound, at $3.51 6, 140. 75 500 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at |2. 10 i, 050. 00

i,68o^g ream.s, 24 by 38 inches 70-pound, at $2.24 3, 764. 32

4,435 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $4.48 19, 868. 80

1,608 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $5.46 8, 779.68

3,384 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $3.84 12,994.56

1,200 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120- pound, at $3.60 4, 320. 00 6,03oJg reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at I3.84 23, 157. 12 402 ream.s, 22^ by 31 inches, 50- pound, at $1.55 623. 10 1,718 reams, 225^ by 315^ inches, 50-pound, at I1.65 2, 834. 71 201 reams, 22^ by 311^ inches, 42-pound, at $1.302 261. 70

1,178 reams, 2234; by 3114; inches, 42-pound, at $1.386. . .'

, i, 632. 71 402 reams, 22^ by 311^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.24 498.48

i,i56§a reams, 22^ by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.32 1,526.58 826 reams, 26 by 41 inches, 70-pound, at $2.10 i, 734.60

4,i83j§ reams, 26 by 41 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 9, 371.60

501 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.10 i, 052. 10 513 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 i, 149. 12 408 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.48 i, on. 84 68iig reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $2.64 i, 799. 16 400 reams, 31^^ by 45 inches, 80-pound, at $2.64 i, 056. 00 White double cap:

3,205 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.728 5, 538. 23 5,948i§ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 11, 564. 17 Colored double cap:

964 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.728

.

i, 665. 78

2,oo3j§ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 32-pound, at $1.92 3, 846. 90 985 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 i, 914. 84 White demy

:

35*5 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $1.02 36.31 958/0 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 20-pound, at $i.oS i, 035. 02

830 i-eams, 16 by 21 inches, 25-pound, at $1.35 i, 120. 50 White double demy:

290 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-poutid, at $1.768 512. 72 i,979i§ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $1.836 3, 635. 09

2, 105 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2. 08 4, 378. 40

5,737 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2. 16 12, 391. 92 406 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.60 i, 055. 60

1,364 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.70 3, 682. 80

115^% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 40- pound, at $3 346. 35

S^o-^jj reams, 20^ by 32 inches, 40- pound, at $2.08 i, 165. 53 Colored double demy : i,073j§ reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3 3, 220. 80

15*3 reams, 21 b}- 32 inches, 75-pound, at $4.50 70. 42 White double folio. 179 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 32-pound, at $1.728 309. 31 314 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.08 653. 12 1,440 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 3, no. 40

230/0 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.24 515. 65 216 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55-pound, at $2.86 617. 76 419 reams, 22 by 34 inches, 55- pound, at $2.97 i, 244. 43 Blue double folio: i58i§ reams, 22 hy 34 inches, 40-pound, at $2.40 381. 48 White medium : iioif, reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.326 146. 92

431 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 26-pound, at $1.404 605. 12 White royal:

115*5 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 81.6 cents 9. 14

255 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 86.4 cents 220. 32

21 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 16-pound, at 89.6 cents 18. 8s

389 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 28-pound, at $1,512 588.16

loi reams, 19 by 24 inches, 45-pound, at $2.43 245. 43
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 99

White superroyal : I ream, 20 by 2S inches. 55-pound, at $1.78 $1. 78 114 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 35-pound, at $1.89 215. 46

100 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 56-pound, at $3.024 302. 40 White imperial: » 1685% reams, 23 hy 31 inches. 40-pound, at $2.04 343- 03

317 reams, 23 hy 31 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 684. 72 White special

50 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 32-pound, at $1.664 83. 20

I ream, 19 hy 24 inches, 32-pound , 2. 24

101 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.392 241. 59

375 reams, 26 hy 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.484 93i-50

210 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 52-pound, at $2.704 567. 84 226^^ reams, 23 b}- 36 inches, 52-pound, at $2.808 636. 58 217 reams, 24 bj- 38 inches, 56-pound, at $2.912 631.90

807 reams, 24 b\- 38 inches, 56-pound, at $3.024 2, 440. 37

2,817 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.456 9, 735. 55

1,097 reams, 2S hy 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3. 888 . .. .< 4, 265. 14 48 reams, 2S hy 40 inches, 112-pound, at $5, 824 279. 55 Colored special:

50 reams, 28 b^' 36 inches. 52-pound, at $3.38 169. 00 Golden envelope:

54 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 2S-pound, at $2.52 136.08 Cover paper:

560''^ reams, 20 hy 25 inches, 56-pound, at $1.332 75- 06

1,6775% reams, 20 by 25 inches. 50-pound, at $1.85 3, 103. 31 10I5V reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at Si. 95 197-34

i6i-Jg reams, 22^ hy 32 inches, 70-pound, at $2.59 419-45

6 1 2% reams, 22 14 by 32 inches, 70-pound, at $2.73 167. 76 Plate paper:

103,177 pounds, at 7.2 cents 7,428. 74 ;Map paper:

52, 125 pounds, at 9.6 cents • 5, 004. 01

I22,i6g pounds, at 11 cents 13,438-59 Woodcut paper:

280,302 pounds, at 6.4 cents 17, 939. 33 Manila paper:

16,440 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 40-pound, at 2.5 cents 4^3-50

310 reams, 20% hy 32 inches, 30-pound, at 75 cents 232. 50

200 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $1.40 280. 00 Rope manila:

761 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at 52.30 i, 750.30

117JJ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 63-pound, at $2.835 333. 25 62 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.15 , i97- 19 110 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.22 354. 2a

25955 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.22 836. 23 975% reams, 30 hy 46 inches, 84-pound, at $3.78 368. 36 258Af reams, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound, at $3.864 i, 000.38

26h% reams, 33 by 33 inches, 100-pound, at S4.60 121. 90

100 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $4.60 460. 00

27 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $4.50 124. 88

29^5 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $6 30 187. 43

1155"^ reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $6.44 742.21 Ijleached manila:

1752*5 reams, 24 by 38 inches. 145-pound, at $5.075 889. 64 Glazed bond paper:

65,452 pounds, at 11. 4 cents 7,803.54

203, 1 16 pounds, at 12.5 cents 25, 389. 47

Artificial parchment:

5.250 pounds, 17 by 22 inches, 35-pound, at 13.2 cents 693. 00

611 pounds, 17 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at 13.2 cents 80. 65 Parchment deed:

4,669 pounds, at 14 cents 6S1.66 Heavy railroad board:

3.152 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 2So-pound, at 4 cents 326. 08 China board:

4,316 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pouiid, at 4 cents 176.96 Colored cardboard:

10,426 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4 cents , , 406. 62
lOO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Manila cardboard:

6,400 pounds, 16 by 21 inches, 128-pound, at 3.5 cents I224. 00

7,280 pounds, 17 by 28 inches, 182-pound, at 3.5 cents 254.80

7,050 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 235-pound, at 3.5 cents 246. 75 White bristol board:

24,528 pounds, 22^ by 28^ inches, 120-pound, at 7 cents i, 716.96

55,496 pounds, 22^ by 28^^ inches, 140-pound, at 7 cents 3,884. 72 Colored bristol board:

338,323 pounds, 20^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.6 cents 8, 796. 39

84,448 pounds, 20% by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 2, 448. 98

44,750 pound.s, 21 ^ by 30 inches, 130-pound, at 2.6 cents ; i, 163. 50

8,430 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.6 cents 219. 18 8,092 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.9 cents 234. 67

26,518 pounds, 22% by 28% inches, 140-pound, at 2.6 cents 689. 47

4,975 pounds, 22 by 32 inches, 165-pound, at 2.9 cents 144. 28 Manila bristol board

24,490 pounds, 21% by 30 inches, 105-pound, at 2.1 cents 514. 29

64,778 pounds, 21^^ by 30 inches, 105-pound, at 2.2 cents '. . . i, 425. 12 12,684 pounds, 21^ by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 2.1 cents 266. 36 First-class ledger, cap:

9o|g reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $2.28 207. 02 First-class ledger, double cap:

107 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 28-pound, at $3.36 359. 52 425 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4.56 1, 938. 00

254 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 42-pound, at $5.04 1, 280. 16 32115 reams, 17 by 28 inches, 48 pound, at $5.76 i, 853. 86

First-class ledger, demy:

694 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound, at $2.88 i, 998. 72

1,142 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $3.48 3, 974. 16 First-class ledger, double demy:

52^g reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $6.612 347. 13 304 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $7.482 2, 274. 53 482% reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $8.55 411. 68 6i8^§ ream.s, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $9.675 5, 985. 92

First-class ledger, medium:

206 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 30-pound, at $3.87 797. 22 56ig reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.332: 245. 41 475^5 reams, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.902 2, 329. 68

First-class ledger, royal:

662^ J- reams, 19 by 24 inches, 35-pound, at $4.515 2, 991. 42 639^0 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $5.934 3, 792. 42 First-class ledger, superroyal:

63^0 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $6.783 429. 03

312 reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $7.923 2, 471. 97

First-class ledger, imperial:

53 reams, 23 by 31 inches, 75-pound, at $10.50 556. 50 First-class ledger, special:

looig reams, 14 by 35 inches, 50-pound, at $7.25 728. 63

202'V reams, 24 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $10.05 203. 52 100 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $10.875 087. 50

73^tT reams, 21 by 32^ inches, 76-pound, at $10.184 745- 47

iio|g reams, 23 by 31^ inches, 76-pound, at $11.02 i, 222. 12

2072-g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at |i 1.02 2, 289. 41

1495IJ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $14.50 2, 161. 23 Second-class ledger, cap:

360 reams, 14 by 17 inches, 19-pound, at $1.387 499. 32 Second-class ledger, double cap:

6465*'^ reams, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $2.66 i, 719. 16

2,4575ff reams, 17 by 28 inches, 3S-pound, at $2.774 6, 818. 06 Second-class ledger, demy:

453 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 24-pound at $1.752 793. 67

200 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.03 406. 00

1,159/5 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 29-pound, at $2.117 2, 454. 12 Second-class ledger, double demy:

529 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.504 i, 853. 61 216 ream.s, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pounds, at $4.06 876. 96

1,259 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4,234 5- 330- 60

109 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $5.475 '^9^- 77
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. lOI

Second-class edger, medium:

1,03X2% reams, iS by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $2.774 $2, 861. 10 Second-class ledger, special:

' 322 reams, 13^4 b}' 28 inches, 30-pound, at $2.19 705. 18 335 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.358 i, 124.93

2ir reams, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $4. 161 882. 13 590 reams, 28 by 29 inches, 65-pound, at $4.745 2, 799. 55

571 reams, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.548 3, 167. 91 Tissue paper:

1,1745V reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at 90 cents i, 056. 64

617 reams, S. and C, 21 by 32 inches, 22-pound, at $1.09 672. 53 600 reams, S. and C 21 by 32 inches, at 90 cents 540. 00 6o4^J reams, S. and C, 23 by 32 inches, at $1 604. 55

6235®^ reams, vS. and C, 23 by 32 inches, 24-pound, at $1.19 741. 73

5 reams, S. and C, 25 by 38 inches, 35-pound, at $1.75 8. 75 Blotting paper:

10 reams, ig by 24 inches, 100-pound, at $5.40 54- 00

15 reams, 19 by 24 inches, 100-pound, a.t $5.75 , 86. 25 Plaid paper:

25 reams, 22^^ by 28 inches, at $5 125. 00

39 reams, 23 by 2,1'%. inches, at $5.50 214. 50 Marble paper:

10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, medium, at $4.40 t 44. 00

90 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.70 423. 00

10 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.65 46. 50

163^0 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $8.95 144. 54 Comb paper;

4145% reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.45 265. 59

20 ream.s, 19 by 30 inches, at $7 140. 00

5 reams, 24 by 25 inches, at $7.28 36. 40

17 reams, 22 by 28 inches, at $7.80 132. 60

50 reams, 22 by 28 inches, ?t $7.85 392. 50 Typewriter paper:

100 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 8-pound, at $1.58 158.00

ream.s, 16 by 26 inches, ii-pound, at $i3o 352.53

112 reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.29 368.48 283^ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 22-pound, at $3.52 999. 33 Packet note paper:

98 reams, 9 by 11 inches, 7-pound, at 74 cents 72. 52 Quarto post paper:

300 reams, 9% by 15^ inches, 12-pound, at $1.20 360.00 Letter paper:

104 reams, 21 hy 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3.90 405. 60

50 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $4.10 205. 00 Note paper:

600 sheets, Shy <)% inches 8. 50 French folio: 200 reams, 17 by 22 inches, lo-pound, at 58 cents 116. 00 Parchment:

2,040 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 26.9 cents 548. 76

I, 958 sheets, 15 by 21 inches, at 27 cents 528.66 Onion-skin paper:

9 reams, 19 by 24 inches 45-90 Bullet-patch paper:

5,000 sheets, 16 by 21 inches, 7-pound 70.00 Superfine coated book paper:

I ream 14. 40 I^ight-blue printing paper:

20 reams, 20 by 25 inches, 22-pound, at $1.10 22.00 Antique deckle-edge paper:

6 reams, 19 by 25 inches, 44-pound, at $7.92 47-52 Whitings second-class ledger paper:

I ream, 17 by 22 inches, 28-pound 3.08 Apollo tracing paper:

10 rolls 9.00 Total ; 506,288.81
I02 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Inventory shoiuing the quantity and cost ofpaper on handJune jo, i8gg.

2,530 reams lyf quires machine-finish printing $5, 284. 84

317,525 pounds machine-finish printing g, 208. 22

4,662 reams 14 quires S. and S. C. printing 12,578. 20 5,746 reams 6 quires white and colored writing 13, 569. 78 594 reams 15 quires cover i, 085. 76

1,289 reams 64 quires map 5, 688. 71 966 reams | quires woodcut 4, 652. 97 866 reams 2 quires superfine double-coated book 6, 755. 58 50 reams extra super tissue 22. 50

760 reams if quires S. and C. tissue 880. 88

55 reams i64 quires golden envelope 140. 72 2,644 reams 6| quires white and colored bond 10, 598. 98

245 reams lo? quires artificial parchment i, 264. 77 78 reams 84 quires parchment deed

.

. 487. 81 38,189 sheets white and colored cardboard 674.54

236,991 sheets white and colored bristol board 3, 171.97

35,724 sheets manila cardboard 469. 49

105,848 pounds colored and manila bristol board 3, 203. 87 382 reams 15^ quires manila 426. 81 9,588 pounds manila 439. 70 324 reams i2f quires typewriter 627. 80 643 reams 15I quires cap, letter, and note 1,468.69

3 reams 15I quires bullet-patch 26. 39

3 reams 2% quires onion-skin 15. 91

13 reams 15 quires paraffine 24. 75 3,493 reams 2 quires first-class white and colored ledger 20, 207. 17 3,044 reams 14 quires second-class white and colored ledger g, 019. 29 508 reams 11 quires rope manila i, 792. 77 26 reams 18 quires tar. 114.86

65 reams plaid 347. 50

188 reams 11 quires comb 1,303.25

88 reams 4 quires marble 574. 64

15 reams 8 quires blotting 80. 79 53 reams 2 quires copying 120.15

2 reams 11 quires card middle 8.87

3 reams 10 quires buff plate 16.62 Total 116,355-55

No. 9.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and

engraving during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg.

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 178, 2d session 55th Congress $110. 00

1,850 copies of 17 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 17S, part 5, 2d session 55th Congress. . . . 168.00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 178, part 13, 2d session 55th Congress 120. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 178, part 14, 2d session 55th Congress. ... 35- 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 275, 2d session 55th Congress iS. 00

7,950 copies of 10 and 300 copies of i illustration for Senate Doc. No. 293, 2d session 55th Congress 262. 50

1,850 oopies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 17, 3d session 55th Congress 23. 00

2,850 copies of 6 illu.strations for Senate Doc. No. 34, 3d session 55th Congress 270. 00

1,850 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 38, 3d session 55th Congress 24. 50

3,900 copies of I illustration for vSenate Doc. No. 39, 3d session 55th Congress 207. 50

1,850 copies of 13 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 65, 3d session 55th Congress 74. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 71, 3d session 55th Congress 70. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Doc. No. 85, 3d session 55th Congress 16. 00

1,850 copies of 24 illustrations for Senate Doc. No. 166, 3d session 55th Congress 790. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 1127, 2d session 55th Congress i5-50

1,850 copies of I iUustration for Senate Report No. 1216, 2d session 55th Congress 21. 75 4,000 copies of 26 illustrations for Senate Report No. 1433, 3d session 55th Congress 731. 00

1,850 copies of I illustration for Senate Report No. 1527, 3d session 55th Congress 21. 75 150 copies of 9 illu-strations for Senate Ex. Doc. C, Letter from Secretary' of the Navy .... 267.00

1,125 copies of 9 illustrations for Senate Ex. Docs. C. and D, 3d session 55th Congress 171. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

50 copies of 3 illuslratious for Testimony- taken by Postal Commission. . $210.00

2,050 copies of 21 illustrations for House Doc. No. 5S9, 2d session 55th Congress r, 160. 00

1.S50 copies of I illustration for House Doc. ZS'o. 447, 2d. session 55th Congress 33- 00

2.050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 545, 2d session 55th Congress 15-75

2,050 copies of 1 illustration for House Doc. >s'o 54S, 2d session 55th Congress 26.00

2,050 copies of 15 illustrations for House Doc. 2s o. 549, 2d session 55th Congress 7S5. 00

1,850 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 46, 5d session 55th Congress 275. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 50, 3d session 55th Congress 20,00

2,050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. 2>o. 51, 3d .session 55th Congress 32,00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Dec. No. 53, 3d, session 55th Congress 28, 00

2,250 copies of 8 illustrations for House Doc. No. 55, 3d session 55th Congress 169. 00

2.000 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 59, 3d session 55th Congress 254. 00

2.050 copies of 2 illustrations for House Doc. No. 72, 3d session 55th Congress 47. 00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. S3, 3d session 55th Co'ngresc no. 00

2,300 copies of 4 illu.strations for House Doc. No. S7, 3d session 55th Congres.*" 153. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. SS. 3d session 55th Congress 75- 00

2,050 copies of 2 illu.strations for House Doc. No. 91, 3d session 55th Congress 35- 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 119, 3d session 55th Congress iS. 50

2.050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 120, 3d session 55th Congress . 19. 00

2,050 copies of 10 illustrations for House Doc. No. 122, 3d session 55th Congress 134. 00

2,050 copies of 13 illustrations for House Doc. No. 142, 3d session 55th Congress 589. 00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 152, 3d session 55th Congress 327. 00

1,850 copies of 5 illustrations for House Doc. No. 153. 3d session 55th Congres_ 290.00

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 159, 3d session 55th Congress 42.50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 160, 3d session 55th Congress 37- 25 2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 164, 3d session 55tli Congress 29. 50

2,050 copies of I illustration for House Doc. No. 165, 3d session 55th Congress 31.00

4.350 copies of 7 illustrations for House Doc. No. 169, 3d session 55th Congress 84. 00

1,850 copies of 7 illustrations for House Doc. No. iSi, 3d session 55th Congress 532. 00

2,050 copies of I illu.stration for House Doc. No. 209, 3d session 55th Congress 40.00

2,050 copies of 3 illustrations for House Doc. No. 245. 3d session 55tli Congress 63. 50

12,000 copies of I illustration for Abridgment of Messages and Documents, vol. 3, 3d

session 55th Congress 250.00

12,000 copies of 10 illustrations for Abridgment of ^Messages and Documents, vol. 4, 3d

session 55th Congress 396.00

1,850 copies of 2 illustrations for House Report No. 747, 2d session 55th Congress 18.00

1,850 copies of 3 illustrations for House Report No. 1946, 3d session 55tli Congress 35- 00

1,850 copies of 13 illustrations for House Report No. 2206, 3d session 55tli Congress 234. 00

2,475 copies of 34 illustrations for Report of the United States and Mexican Bouudary

Commissioii 1,534.00

2,500 copies of I illustration for President's Message, transmitting to the Senate the Treaty of Peace of December 10, 1S9S, between the United States and .Spain i, 1S5. 00

1,500 copies of 3 illustrations for Banking and Currency no. 00

500 copies of I illustration for Commerce of the United States with Asia and Oceanica. . . 10.00

1,000 copies of I illustration for Commerce between the United States and Canada 10. 00

4,650 copies of 31 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Report for

1897 608. 00

700 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. i. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\-ey Report for 1897 - 8. 00

250 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. 2, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Report for 1S97 i.oo 300 copies of 6 illustrations for Append; : No. b. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Report for 1897 7.50

300 copiej of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 9, United States Coast and Geodetic .Survey Report for 1897 2.50

200 copies of I illustration for Appendix No. n, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\'ey Report for 1807 i.oo

200 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. 12, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Report for 1897 2.50

3,050 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 37, United States Coast and Geodetic

Sur\*ey, Alaska 132. 00

3,550 copies of 6 illustrations tor Bulletin No. 38, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur\-ey, Alaska 2S7. 00

7.650 copies of 15 illustrations for List of Merchant Vessels ot the United States for 189S, part 6 750. 00

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in Fermenting Cigar Eeaf Tobacco " 7. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Circular No. 14, Department of Agriculture, Division of Agrostology 14. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Weather Bureau for

1897-98 13. 00 Engraving i illustration for Contract Price for Supplies i. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for North American Fauna, No. 14, "Natural History of the Tres Marias Islands, Mexico" 5.00 Engraving i illustration for Brief in the Case of lyilley and Coberly v. The United States. 17. 00 Engraving i illustration for Brief in the Case of H. J. Rose et al. v. The United States . . 7.00 Engraving 4 jjlustrations for Brief in the Case of United States v. S. S. Olinde Rodriguez, No. 704 12. 00 Engraving 74 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1897, part 1 . . . . 275. 00 Engraving 490 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1897, part 2 . . . 331. 00 Engraving 357 illustrations for Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1898, part 2 . . . 340. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Report of Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution for 1898. 15. 00 Engraving 191 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum for

1898 603.05 Engraving 6 illustrations for Proceedings of the United States National Museum, vol. 21 . 24. 00 Engraving i illustration for Report of the American Historical Association for 1898 4.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Seventeenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology 4- 00 Engraving 280 illustrations for Eighteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology 430. 87 Engraving 20 illustrations for History of Higher Education in the State of New Jersey. 113.85 Engraving i illustration for Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for

1898 3-50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Argument in the Case of Interstate Commerce Commission V. W. and A. Railway Company et al., Nos. 750, 751, and 752 6.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

Engraving i illustration for Brief in the Case of Interstate Commerce Commission v. Southern Railway Company $2.00 Kngraving 3 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 160 16. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Supreme Coui-t Record No. 200 3. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 704 6. 00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 18932 2.00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 19375 7. 00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims Cases Nos. 20855 aild 20856 1.50 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 5007 3. 00 Engraving i illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 66862 10. 50 Engraving i ilhistration for Court of Claims Reports, vol. 33 6. 00 Engraving 55 illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1898 . 199. 00 Engraving 33 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1897 . . 140. 00 Engraving 181 illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1898. . 1,055.00 Engraving 15 illustrations for Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia

for 1898 • 105.00 Engraving i illustration for Watt Meter Reading Card 2.50 Engraving i illustration for Annual Report of the Public Printer for 1898 9. 50 Total 90, 932. 90

No. 10.

Statement showing the disbursements during the fiscal year ended June 30,

iSgg, on account of accrued leaves of absence. Amount disbursed $439- 10

"^o. w.—Statement showing the disbursements on account of ''Public printing and

bifiding, famcary /, jSgg,^'' during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ i8gg.

Wages .fSiig, 653. 28 Machine-finished printing paper

114,116 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 3, 309. 36

2,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $2.784 5, 568. 00 Sized and supercalendered printing paper : 327 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.24 732. 48 Writing paper

996 reams white double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 36-pound, at $1.944 1, 936. 22

3,155 reams white double demj', 21 by 32 inches, 40-pound, at $2.16 6, 814. 80

309 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.70 834. 30

2082IJ reams colored double cap, 17 by ^ inches, 32-pound, at $1.02 400. 13 113 reams white special, 26 by 32 inches, 46-pound, at $2.484 280. 69

100 reams white special, 24 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $3.024 302. 40

453 reams white special, 28 by 34 inches, 72-pound, at $3.888 1, 761. 26 Manila paper

100 reams, 20^ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at 75 cents 75- 00

100 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $1.40 140. 00

57 reams rope manila, 30 by 46 inches, 84-pound,- at $3.864 220. 25 First-class ledger paper : 92 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 38-pound, at $4.56 419. 52

108 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches, 38-pound, at $4.902 529. 42

104 reams superroyal, 20 by 28 inches, 57-pound, at $7.923 823.99

200 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $7,482 ... i, 496. 40

101 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 75-pound, at $9.675 977. 18 95 reams special, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $11.02 i, 046. 90 Second-cla.ss ledger paper : 113 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 48-pound, at $3,504 . .* 395-95

213 reams, double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 58-pound, at $4.23 901. 84

103 reams special, 15 by 23 inches, 28-pound, at $2.044 210. 53

117 reams special, 23 by 36 inches, 76-pound, at $5.548 649. 11 6,888 pounds glazed bond paper, at 12.5 cents 861. 00

4,505 pounds colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 3.9 cents. . 175. 69

12,000 pounds white bristol board, 22^ by 28^ inches, 120-pound, at 7 cents 840. 00

4,700 pounds artificial parchment, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at 13.2 cents 620. 40

15 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.45 96. 74

110 reams granite cover paper, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $1.85 203. 50
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

500 sheets parchment, at 27 cents $i35- 00 Printing ink:

1,106 pounds web-press, at 35 cents 387. 10 1,160 pounds book, at 50 cents 580. 00

1,776 pounds' job, at 75 cents i, 332. 00 500 pounds cut, at $1.25 625. 00 50 pounds bhie, at $1.50 .- 75- 00

216 pounds red, at $3.50 756. 00 400 pounds tablet composition, at 15 cents 60. 00

3,000 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents 840. 00

1,000 pounds wax soap, at 3.5 cents : . . . 35- 00

485 pounds molding wax, at 20 cents 97. 00

1,044 pounds soft twine, at 26 cents 271. 44

2,136 pounds heavy twine, at 4.9 cents 104. 66 Thread:

1,008 pounds No. 35, at 52.4 cents ; 528. 20

102 pounds No. 45, at 73 cents 74-46

25 pounds No. 60-2, at $1. 10 27. 50

250 pounds No. 60, at $2.44 614. 88

102 pounds No. 70, at $2.99 304. 98

100 pounds egg albumen, at 55 cents '.

, 55- 00

100 pounds egg albumen, at 65 cents 65. 00

20 pounds creosote, at 28.5 cents 5. 70 629 pounds cotton waste, at 6.75 cents 42. 46 500 pounds tin foil, at 14.6 cents 73- 00

1,060 pounds antimony and tin, at 11 cents 116.60

5,750 pounds binders' board, at 3 cents 172. 50

io,poo pounds binders' board No. 2, at 1.9 cents 190. 00

70,000 pounds Daveys's board, at 4.7 cents 3, 290. 00 Gold leaf:

100 packs, at $5.75 575- 00

100 packs, at $6.40 640. 00

100 packs, at $6.62 662.00 Flour:

10 barrels, at $3.60 36. 00

10 barrels, at $4.35 43- 50 I,eather:

75 dozen Turkey morocco, at $12.40 930.00

10 dozen Turkey morocco, at $12.50 125.00

10 dozen English title, at $5.875 58. 75 20 dozen English title, at $5.75 . 115. 00

10 dozen English title, at $6 T. 60. 00

10 dozen English title, at $7.50 ' 150. 00

25 dozen skiver, at $4.25 106. 25 50 dozen skiver, at $4.75 237. 50

40 dozen skiver, at $6.70 268. 00

50 dozen fleshers, at 2.90 ^ 145. 00 Book cloth:

100 pieces, at $4 400. 00 60 piecfes, at $6.20 372.00

25 pieces, at $6.50 162. 50

20 pieces, at $7.25 145. 00

150 pieces silk headbands, at 33 cents 49-50

50 pieces bookbinding bands, at 34.5 cents 17-25 50 pieces parchment substitute, at 70 cents 35- 00

2,465 yards cotton, at 3.4 cents ... 83. 81 14,000 yards gray super, at 2 cents 280. 00

10,000 guards for patent backs ' 65. 00

1,000 guards for patent backs, at 8 cents ^

80. 00

24 quarts olive oil, at 42 cents 10. 08

24 quarts olive oil, at 60 cents 14-40

1,193 gallons benzine, at 7.7 cents 91. 86 52 gallons cylinder oil, at 65 cents 33- 80

9 dozen glue brushes 124. 40

}f>o-^4^j^ tons coal, at $2.14 642. 70 Photolithographing and printing 500 copies each of 6 illustrations 96. 00 Photolithographing and printing 10,150 copies of i illustration 562.00 Total 170,552. 1?
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Amiuac

Report {iSgy) of Secretary of Agricultnre during the fiscal year ended June

JO, i8gg.

Wages $131, 330. 06

554,170 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3 cents 20, 525. 10 21S reams sized and supercalendered printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at I3.84. . 837. 12

1.224 pounds bleached manila paper, at 9.6 cents 117. 50 Lithographing and printing 509.850 copies each of 11 illustrations 7, 533. 00

6 Smyth's book-sewing machines 10, 800. 00

I case-making machine 3, 000. 00

3 brass stamps . 13.20

S.ooo maple pressing blocks 560. 00 Glue:

2,000 potmds, at 11 cents I220.00

6,000 pounds, at 12 cents 720. 00

940. 00

30 barrels flour, at $4.35 130. 50

1,047 pounds printing ink, at 45 cents 471. 15 514 pounds thread, at |2. 99 1,536.86

1,104 pounds soft twine, at 26 cents 287. 04

1,450 pieces book cloth, at $5.25 7, 612. 50 Gold leaf: 150 packs, at $5.50 825. 00

250 packs, at $5.75 i, 437. 50

2, 262. 50 Gray super:

2,000 yards, at 2 cents 40. 00

10,000 yards, at 1.9 cents igo. 00

230. 00

141,800 pounds binders' board, at 1.9 cents 2, 694. 20 Total 190, 880. 73

No, 13.Statement showing the disbursements o?i account of prijiting Annual

Report {i8g8) of the Secretary of Agriculture duritig the fiscal year ended June

30, i8gg.

Wages I30, 203. 63

683,750 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, a": 2.9 cents ...... 19, 828. 73 970^ reams superfine double-coated book paper, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $7. 80 15, 368. 34

1,800 reams sized and supercalendered printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 120- pound, at

$3. 60 ^ 6, 480. 00

1,020 pounds rope manila back-lining paper, at 7.1 cents 72.42

25.000 pounds binders' board, at 1.9 cents 475. 00

53 gallons cylinder oil, at 65 cents 34-45

3 brass stamps 14. 70

2,219 pounds printing ink, at 45 cents 998. 55 350 packs gold leaf, at $5.75 2, 012. 50

10.000 yards gra^- super, at 2 cents 200. 00

840 pounds soft twine, at 26 cents 218. 40 390 pieces book cloth, at $5.25 2, 047. 50

6.000 pounds glue, at 12 cents 720. 00

20 barrels flour, at $4.35 87.00 Engraving 98 illustrations 168. 00 Lithographing and printing 509,850 copies each of three illustrations 6, 589. 00 Total 85,518.22

No. 14.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census reports duruig the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg.

Wages 180,702.58

40.500 pounds binders' board, Xo. i, at 3 cents i, 203. 00

200 pieces book cloth 800. 00

. Total , 82,705.58 S. Doc. II 8
114 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 15.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Public printing and

binding, War Department,'''' during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg.

Wages $74,996.94

501 reams sized and supercaleiidered printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $2.10. . . i, 052. 10 Marble paper

:

10 reams, 20 by 25 inches, at $4.24 I42. 40

20 reams, 19 by 30 inches, at $4.65 93 00 Writing paper:

205 reams white special, 23 by 315^ inches, 41-pound, at $2.132 437. 06

303 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 34-pound, at $1.768 535. 70 209 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.60 543. 40

135-40

I, 516. 16 20 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches, at $6.40 128. 00 955% reams rope manila paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.25 213. 86 598 pounds glazed bond paper, at 11. 4 cents 681. 72

7,560 pounds linen map paper, at 9.6 cents 725. 76

119 reams second-class ledger paper, special, 19 by 24 inches, 46-pound, at $3.22 383. 18

895^0- reams cover paper, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $1.95 173. 84

20 reams extra cream tissue paper. No. i, 19 by 24 inches, at $1.45 29. 00

10 reams stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 50-pound, at $5 50. 00

50 pieces parchment substitute, at 70 cents 35- 00

10,000 pounds strawboard, at 1.4 cents 140. 00

10,000 pounds binders' board. No. 2, at 1.9 cents 190. 00

26,000 pounds Daveys' board, at 4.7 cents i, 222. 00 Leather:

15,004% feet imitation Russia, at 13 cents i, 950.62

200 dozen law sheep, extra, at $7.20 1,440.00

30-/5 dozen Turkey morocco, at $12.50 382. 30

20 dozen Knglish title, at $6 120. 00

' 3, 892. 92 Printing ink:

527 pounds book, at 35 cents 184. 45 582 pounds book, at 50 cents 29i.«oo 500 pounds cut, at $1.25 625. 00 54 pounds job, at $3.50 189. 00

I, 289. 45

150 packs gold leaf, at $6.62 993. 00

150 pieces book cloth, at $6.20 930. 00

200 pieces bookbinding bands, at 34.5 cents 69. 00

5,000 guards for patent backs, at .08 cents 40. 00

2,000 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents 560. 00

125 pounds pearlash, at 6.5 cents. 8. 12 746 povmds crude potash, at 3.8 cents ^ 28. 35

25 pounds Florida sponge, at $2.60 65 .00 400 pounds plvimbago, at 30.6 cents 122. 40

1,000 pounds molding wax, at 19.9 cents 199.00

2,200 pounds sifted cast-iron filings, at 2.1 cents 46. 20

1,000 pounds tin foil, at 14.6 cents 146. 00

757 pounds cotton waste, at 6.75 cents 51. 10 1,000 pounds wax soap, at 3.5 cents 35- 00

275 pounds of powdered alum, at 2.2 cents 6. 05 100 pounds oxalic acid, at 7.9 cents 7. 90

1,025 pounds sulphate copper, at 39.5 cents 40. 49

200 pounds wire for stitching machines, at 9 cents 18. 00

1,940 pounds heavy twine, at 4.9 cents 95.06 Thread:

504 pounds, No. 35, at 52.4 cents 264. 10 252 pounds. No. 60, at $2.44 614. 88

102 pounds. No. 70, at $2.99 304.98

I, 183. 96

5 dozen eggs, at 15 cents .75 600 feet %-inch molding : 3. 00

10 dozen bone folders, at 90 cents 9. 00

15S gallons engine oil, at 31 cents 48. 98 500 yards paper cambric, at 4.8 cents : . . . 24. 00 500 yards crash for toweling, at 11. 8 cents 59- 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 1 15

400 yards alpaca braid, at 3 cents |i2. 00 Bleached cotton:

1,304 yards, at 5.9 cents $76.94

1,011 Awards, at 7.7 cents 77-85 518 yards, at 17.5 cents 90-65

245. 44

24 quarts olive oil, at 60 cents 14. 40 Forage 57-84

Total,

No, 16,

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Public printing and

binding, i8gj-i8gg,"' during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg.

Wages I800.00

No. 17,

Statement shoiuing the disbursements on account of library, Government

Priiiting Office, during the fiscal year endedJune so, i8gg.

Wages $52- 00 Miscellaneous books for library 254. 98 Subscription to monthly periodicals 13-25 Total 320. 23

No. 18.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of publication of Special

Reports on Diseases of the Horse, i8g8 and i8gg, during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg.

Wages 124,423.39

105,160 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 2.9 cents 3, 049. 64

25,000 pounds binders' board, Xo. 2, at 1.9 cents 475. 00

72 pounds thread. No. 45, at 68 cents 48. 96

500 pounds glue, at 12 cents 60.00

60 pounds twine, at 26 cents - 15. 60

160 packs gold leaf, at $5.75 920. 00

300 pieces book cloth, at $4 i, 200. 00

3,000 yards gray super, at 2 cents 66. 00 4 barrels flour, at $4.35 17-40 Printing 78,000 copies each of 44 illustrations 5, 558. 00 Total 35,827.99

• No. 19.

Statement showing the disburseme^its on account ofsitefor addition to Goveriimerit Printing Office during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg. Amount paid for 25 parcels of land in square No. 624 |i88, 000. 81 Fees to commissioners of condemnation, expert witnesses, etc i, 210. 50 Abstracts of title and recording deed 701.00 Court fees 115-75 Total 190,028.06
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No. 21.Statement of allotments, etc., madefor the Executive and fudicial Departments, and of the approximate cost of the work executed for the same, for the

fiscal year endedJune jo, iSgq.

Departments, etc.

Treasury Department War Department ,. .

.

Navy Department

Interior, Department of Patent Office Census Office Post-Office Department

Agricvilture, Department of

State, Department of

Justice, Department of Supreme Court of the United States. Court of Claims Supreme court, District of Columbia.

I,ibrary of Congress

Kxecutive Office

I^abor, Department of National Museum

Public Printer Total

Total of allotments,

special appropriations, and amounts

received from Depart- ments and

deposited in Treasury.

$392, 244. 50

324, 296. 15

132, 799- 15 385,323-63

2, 579- 39

198, 493- 55

123, 829. II a 28, 983. 58 b 23, 207. II

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12, 000. 00

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25, 000. 00

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etc.

$197, 935- 84

^53. 696- 71

60, 044. 48

62, 602. 60

226, 721. 18

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75, 132. 50

87, 251.53

19, 766. 30 11,549.48

3, 758. 16

8, 038. 74

377- 25

3, 367- 76 363-99

3, 773-58

13, 042. 87

7, 277- 31 935,980.49

Paper.

$57, 534. 57

60, 913. 24

16,040. 12

34, 080. 57

9, 488. 69 423-54

52, 067. 75

25, 911.50

3,203.42

3, 333- 37

254. 66

183. 07 50-91 1,581.54

128. 35

1, 153- 55

2, 058. 36

1, 646. 71

270, 053. 92

Blank

books, binding,

ruling,

etc.

$123, 024. 48

108, 788.85

45, 266.99

41, 359- 55

8, 048. 68 875.64

70, 969. 87

9, 234. 67

6, 576. 25

8, 691. 42

709. 38

539- 35

290. 15

20, 020. 28

148. 99

2, 707. 98

I, 896. 40

2, 559-41

451, 708. 34

.44 in process of collection. ^ $367. 16 in process of collection.

No. 22.

Statement showing the cost of operating each branch office during thefiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg. Treasury branch:

I^abor $71, 816. 02 Paper and other material 21, 161. 75 Total 92,977-77 Interior branch:

I.abor 25, 588. 97 Paper and other material 16, 013. 63 Total 41,602.60 War branch: Labor 28, 934. 89 Paper and other material. 5,429.82 Total 34,364-71 Navy branch

:

I,abor • 24, 641. 61 Paper and other material 5, 325- 20 Total 29,966.81 State branch:

I,abor 10, 997. 95 Paper and other material 3, 745- 26 Total 14,743-21
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Agriculture branch: Labor

Paper and other material.

Total.

$12, 574.68

4, 540. 32

17, 115.00

959-48

24.97 984-45

3, 7". 04

• 265.69 Total 3,976.73 No. 23.

Statement of the distidbution of the bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Recordfor the third session of the Fifty-fifth Congress.

I<abor branch

Labor

Paper and other material

Total. Librarv' of Congress: Labor

Paper and other material.

Delivered to- Copies. 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 States and Territories (one copy each) The Senate library The superintendent of documents (for depositories) The President The libraries of the eight Executive Departments (one copy each) The Naval Observatory' The Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

Bureau of Labor library On hand

1,053

3, 34450

45

6

500

I

I 103 Total, 5, 200 The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound

was as follows: For— Copies. Congress

Library of Congress

Officers of the House

Officers of the Senate Governors of the States and Territories

Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States The President The Senate library The House library The libraries of the eight Executive Departments The Naval Observatory' The Smithsonian Institution The United States National Museum

Bureau of Labor library The superintendent of documents for distribution

14, 434

4556

57

48

II

I

I

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142 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.Statement of annual reports and documents printed tipon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor thefiscal year ending June so, i8gg.

KXKCUTivK office:.

Title. Number

of copies. Message of the President Communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Begii ning of the Third Session of the Fifty-fifth Congress 3, 020 DEPARTMENT OF STATE. An Act to Amend certain sections of the Revised Statutes relating to Consuls, etc. An Act to Amend the I^aws relating to American Seamen, etc American-Spanish Claims Bankruptcy Act, The, 1898 Cipher of the Department of State Chronological Statement as to the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua

Claims of Citizens of the United States against Spain growing out of the Insurrection in Cuba

Chinese Outrages on American Citizens, Report from the Secretary of State with infor- mation concerning certain alleged Concessions Granted by Municipalities of Cuba and Porto Rico Consular Reports on Philippine Affairs Correspondence of the Department of vState with Gen. vS. L. Woodford, United vStates Minister to Spain, and the Spanish I,egation at Washington

Correspondence with the French Embassy

Data Concerning the Philippine Islands: Their History, People, Geograph5^ GeologJ^ and Resources Diplomatic Correspondence with the Government of Spain, 1897 Freedom of Private Property on the Sea from Capture during the War

History and Digest of International Arbitrations Indeterminate Sentence and the Parole I^aw in the United States

I^ist of Merchant Vessels of the United States

1897 Message of the President transmitting

The Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, 1898 Report of the Hawaiian Commission, 1898 Report from the Secretary of State, with accompanying papers, in the matter of the Arbitration of the Claims of Charles Oberlander and Barbara M. Messenger,

against the Government of Mexico

Preliminary Report from the Nicaragua Canal Commission Message of the President of the United States communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Beginning of the 3d Session of the 55th Congress .- Message from the President relative to the Dissolution of the Government of the United

States of Central America

Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, Compilation of, 1789-1897. .

.

Papers relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1897 Peace Protocols and Correspondence

Penological Questions, Reports prepared for the International Prison Commission

Philippine Islands, a Series of Articles from the Singapore Free Press relating to the. .

,

Proclamations of the President relating to the War with Spain

Protected Malay States, The

Report on the Maritime Canal of Nicaragua, by Senator Morgan

Report of the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua Report from the Secretary of State, inclosing an Inventory of the Property of the Hawaiian Government transferred to the United States, under the Act of Congress Approved July

7, 1898 Report of the Commissioner-General for the United States to the Paris Exposition of 1900. Report of the United States and Mexican Boundary Commission, 1892-1S95 Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, Signed December 10, 1898
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statejnent of annual repo)is and dociimeiits pointed upon requisitions by

the heads of the DepaHmentsfor the fiscal year ending fujie 30, i8gg—Cont'd. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Title.

Abstract of Internal Revenue Laws in force Maj- i, iSgg Acts Imposing Duties on Imports An act to

Establish a uniform system of bankruptc}- Provide for taking the Twelfth Census. Reorganize and increase the efficiencv of the Na\'3' and ^Marine Corps of the United

States r Advance sheets from Monthly Summarj- of Finance and Commerce, 1899 Annual Report of the Auditor for the

Interior Department, 1898

Na\'}' Department, 1898 Post-0£&ce Department, 1898 State and Other Dejiartments, 1898 - Treasury- Department, 1S98 War Department, 1898 Annual Report of the

Board of United States General Appraisers, 1S9S Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 1898 Bureau of Statistics on Commerce and Xa\'igation, 1898 Chief of the Secret Service Division, 189S Commissioner of

Immigration, 1898 Internal Revenue, 1898 Comptroller of the Treasury', 1898 Director of the Mint, 1S98 lyight-House Board, 1898 Operations of the Life-Saving Ser\'ice, 1898 Register of the Treasury, 1898 Secretar3- of the Treasury .". Super\-ising Architect of the Treasury-, 1S98 Supervising Special Agent, 1898 Supervising Inspector-General, 1S98 Treasurer of the United States, 1898 United States Commissioner of the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the District of Columbia, 1898 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1898— No. I No. 2 No. 3 No.4...^

No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. II No. 12 British Colonial Tariffs, 1899 Bulletin No. 13— Section of Foreign Markets; Trade of Porto Rico Calendar Year Statements, 1898 Canal Statistics—Traffic through the Suez, Kaiser Wilhelm, etc ,

Number

of copies.
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Statetjzent of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending fune 30, i8gg—Cont'd,

TREASURY DE;PARTME:nT—Continued.

Title.

Catalogue

Register No. 362 No. 363 No. 364 No. 365 No. 366 No. 367 No. 368 No. 369 No. 370 No. 371 No. 372 No. 373 No. 374 No. 375 No. 376 No. 377 No. 378 No. 379 No. 380 No. 381 No. 382 No. 383 No. 384 No. 385 No. 386 No. 387 No. 388 No. 389 No. 390 No. 391 No. 392 No. 393 No. 394 No. 395 No. 396 No. 397" No. 398 No. 399 No. 400 No. 401 No. 402 No. 403 No. 404 No. 405 No. 406 No. 407 No. 408 No. 409 No. 410 No. 411 No. 412

of Title Entries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the

of Copyrights, etc.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending fune 30^ i8gg—Cont'd. TRKASURY DKPARTME:nT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies.

Catalogxie of Title Kntries of Books and Other Articles entered in the Office of the

Register of Copyrights, etc. —Continued. No. 413 No. 414 No. 415 No. 416 Catalogue of Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables, 1899

Ci\dl Code of Alaska, 1897 Civil Service Act and the Rules Promulgated by the President, 1899 Claims Allowed hy the Accounting Officers of the Treasury Department

Claims allowed under the Bowman and Tucker Acts by the Court of Claims

Colonial Systems of the World

Commercial and Industrial Development of the German Bjmpire Commerce of the British West Indies and other British Possessions in America South of the United States Commercial China in 1899, Area, Population, Production, etc Commerce with Cuba and Porto Rico, and the Imports into Hawaiian Islands Commerce of the United States with Asia and Oceanica, and of the Countries of Asia and

Oceanica with other Countries Commerce between the United States and the Dominion of Canada, 1898 Compilation of the Decisions rendered by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue under

the War-Revenue Act of June 13, 1898, to January, 1899 Currency of the Island of Cuba, The

Customs Tariff and Regulations for—

Ports in the Philippine Islands in the Possession of the United States Ports in Cuba in Possession of the United States Decisions of the Comptroller of the Treasury—

Vol. 3 Vol. 4 V0I.5

Deficiency i^stimates for 1899 and for prior years

Detailed Statement of the Refunds of Customs Duties for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1898 Digest of

Appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1899 "Chinese Exclusion" Laws and Decisions Immigration lyaws and Deci-sions Naval Appropriations for the fiscal year 1900 • Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation Act, 1900 Expenses, Estimated, of Collecting the Revenue from Customs for the fiscal Year ending June 30, 1900 Expenditures in the

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898 Treasury Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898 Extracts from the—

Maritime Quarantine Against Yellow Fever Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for the Months of June and July, 1898 Fiscal and Economic Condition of the Island of Jamaica, The, by Robert P. Porter Foreign Commerce of—

Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, The Philippines, and Samoan Islands, etc., 1899 , .

vSpain in 1898 Compared with that of 1897 and 1896 French Trade Tables Imports and Exports of the United States, 1835-1898, and Receipts and Expenditures of the United States Government, 1856-1898 Imported Merchandise entered for Consumption in the United States, 1826-1898 S. Doc. II 10

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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscalyear ending fuuejo, iSgg—Cont'd. TRE;aSURY department—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Interest Tables, Showing the interest at 4 and per cent per annum on all sums from

$100 to $1,000, from one day to ninety-two days

Instructions and vSuggestions of the Comptroller of the Currency relative to the Organi

zation and Management of National Banks

Joint Report of Hon. Robert P. Porter and Henry K. Carroll on Porto Rico Laws relating to the I^ight-House Establishment, 1897-98 Laws and Regulations concerning Documentary' and Proprietary Stamps under the Act

of June 13, 1898 Laws Governing the Steamboat-Inspection Service, 1898 List of Officers Licensed, Steamboat-Inspection Ser^nce, 1897 List of Plants collected by Mr. and Mrs. Leonhard Steyneger on the Commander Islands during 1895-1897 List of Judgments Rendered by the Court of Claims

List of Post Lights on Western Rivers

List of Distillery Warehouses in the United States in which Spirits were held on Deposit

in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898 Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, 1 789-1897 -r , Message of the President of the United States communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Beginning of the 3d session of the 55th Congress Message of the President transmitting a Treaty of Peace between the United States and

Spain, 1898 Monthly Summary of Finance and Commerce for the Month of

June, 1898 July, 1898 August, 1898 September, 1898 October, 1898 November, 1898 December, 1898 : January, 1899 • February, 1899 March, 1899 April, 1899 May, 1899 National Bank Act, The, 1899 National, State, Private, and Savings Banks; Bonds, Paper Currency, and Coin; Production and Value of Precious Metals; Coinage, etc., 1789-1898

Official List of Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers of the United States Marine-Hospital Service: Also List of United States Marine Hospitals and Quarantine

Stations 7. Official Emoluments of Customs Officers Preliminary Report of the Commissioners of Internal Revenvie, Principal Articles of Domestic Export for

June, 1898 July, 1898 August, 1898 September, 1898 October, 1898 November, 1898 December, 1898 January, 1899 . February, 1899 March, 1899 April, 1899 May, 1899 Proceedings of the Assay Commission of

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[S99. Production of Gold and Silver in the I'nited States, 1897 Register of Ofl&cers and Vessels of the United States Revenue-Cutter Service, July Regulations concerning

Exportation, Free of Tax, of Articles under Section 22, Act of June 13, 1898 Exportation of Distilled Spirits in Inclosed Metallic Cans, under Internal-Revenue Laws, 1899 Taxes on Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars under the Revised Statutes of the United States

as amended by Subsequent Acts Mixed Flour, under the Internal-Revenue Act Approved June 13, 1898 Report on the

Commercial and Industrial Condition of

Cuba, By Robert P. Porter Porto Rico, Bj- Henry K. Carroll Currency Question of Porto Rico, by Robert P. Porter Geodetic Operations in the United States \ Fourth International Congress at Brussels, 1897 | Salmon Fisheries of Alaska, 1898 Reports upon the Insects. Spiders, Mites, and My-riapods collected hy IMr. U. Steyneger and Mr. G. E. H. Barrott-Hamiltou on the Commander Islands ' " Report of the

Hawaiian Commission, 1898 Investigation of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 1897 Report of Thomas V.'. Cridler, Special Commissioner on International Exposition at

Paris, 1S9S Re\-ised Regulations and Instructions- Concerning the Tax on Legacies and Distributive Shares, 1898 Relating to the Transportation of Distilled Spirits in Bond

Re\-ised Regulations Governing the Sampling atid Classification of Imported Sugars and Molasses under the Act of July 24, 1898 Review of the Foreign Commerce of the United States and Preliminary Tables for the year ending June 30, 1S98 , Rules Governing Routine and Discipline Aboard Ship, 1899 Russian Empire and the Trans-Siberian Railway, The

Seventh International Congress of Na\'igation

Special Report on the Commission's Visit to General Gomez and in Relation to the Pay- ment and Disbandment of the Insurgent Army of Cuba

Special Publication No. 2 of the Coast and Geodetic Sur\'ey Statement of the Documents Received and Distributed hy the Treasury Department

from January- i to December 31, 1897 Submarine and Land Telegraph Systems of the World, 1899 Supplement to the United States Coast Pilot

Parts I to 8 Parts I and 2 r Part 6 Part 8 Synopsis of Decisions, Treasury Department, January to June, 1898 Table Showing the Taxes Imposed under the Revenue Act of June 13, 189 Tables Nos. i and 2 of the Annual Report on Commerce and Navigation, i Table No. 3 of the Annual Report on Commerce and Na\'igation for iS Merchandise by Articles, Customs Districts, and Countries, 1898

!: Imports of Table No. 4: Exports of Domestic Merchandise bv Articles, Customs Districts, and Countries, 1898 ." Tariff Act of 1897 on Imports into the United States, The

Tax Manual for Cigar Manufacturers . Testimony of Witnesses before the Committee to Investigate the Bureau of Engraving

and Printing, 1897

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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending June 30, /<5'99— Cont'd. TRE;asURY department—Continued.

Terrestrial Magnetism, Distribution of the Magnetic Dip and Magnetic Intensity in the United States for the Epoch, January i, 1900 Tide Tables for the Pacific Coast of the United States, 1899 Tonnage Movement of Vessels in the Foreign Trade of the United States during the Year

ending June 30, 1898 Total Values of Imports and Domestic Exports, by Groups, etc., July, 1889, to August, 1898 Trade with Canada, for the Year ending June 30, 1898 Value of the Autopsic Findings in Cases that have Died of Suspected Yellow Fever War revenue Law of 1898, with Index . . r WAR DEPARTMENT.

Alphabetical I^ist of Abbreviations of Titles of Medical Periodicals in the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office, 1898 Annual Report of the—

Adjutant-General, 1898 Board of Commissioners of the Soldiers' Home of the District of Columbia, 1S98 Board of Ordnance and Fortification, 1898 Board of Publication, 1898 Board of Visitors United States Military Academy, 1898 Chief of Engineers, 1898 Chief of Ordnance, 1898 Chief of Record and Pension Office, 1898 Chief of Signal Office, 1898 Commissary-General, 1898 Inspector-General, 1898 ' Judge-Advocate-General, 1898 Major-General Commanding the United States Army, 1S98 Paymaster-General, 1898 Quartermaster-General, 1898 Secretary of War, 1898 Superintendent of the United States Military Academy, 1898 Surgeon-General, 1898 Appendix to Army Regulations, 1899 Army of the United States—Present and Proposed Organization

Article in regard to the Nicaragua Canal

Artillery Circular—

B, Parts Cand 2.

Battles and Capitulation of Santiago De Cuba

Brief and Argument in the Carter Court-Martial Case

Calisthene Exercises, United States Army

Comments of Rear-Admiral Bliiddemann on the Main Features of the War With Spain

Compendium of General Orders, Amending Army Regulations to. July i, 1898 Correspondence from the Adjutant-General United States Army relating to the Campaign in

Cuba, 1898 Porto Rico and Philippines, 1898 Correspondence and Statistical Matter from the Office of the Inspector-General, United

States Army, in response to Inquiriesof the. Commission to Investigate the Conduct

of the War Department in the War with Spain .
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the heads of the Departtnents for the fiscal year ending June 30, i8gg—Cont'd. WAR DE;pARTME;nT—Continued.

Title.

Customs Tariff and Regulations

For Ports in Cuba

Ports in Porto Rico in Possession of the United States Philippine Islands

Description and Rules for the Management of the

United States Magazine Rifle and Carbine, Caliber .30 Springfield Rifle, Carbine, and Army Revolvers, Caliber .45. . . . Drill Regulations for the United States

Coast Artillerj' I,ight Artillery Hospital Corps

Directions for Using Dudgeon's I^atest Improved Hydraulic Jack.

Distance Circular No. 4 Firing Regulations for Small Arms, 1898 French-English Technical Military Dictionary General Orders and Circulars of the Adjutant-General's Office, i8c General Orders: No. 9, March 15, 1898 No. 16, April 6, 1898 No. 88 No. 91 No. 99. . . .

No. 100, of No.

;863. 104. No. no

No. 190 Immigration Regulations for Ports in- Cuba , Porto Rico

Philippine Islands Index Catalogue of the Uibrarj^ of the Surgeon-General's Office, Second Series, Vol. 3. . .

Index to

General Orders and Circulars River and Harbor Act of March 3, 1899 , Infantry Drill Regulations, United States Army, 1898 Instructions for Six-inch Quich-Firing Gun and Pedestal Mounting , Justification of Martial I^avp, The

I^aws for the Protection and Preservation of the Navigable Waters of the United States I^aws of the United vStates relating to the Construction of Bridges over Navigable Waters

of the United States

I^ist of Military Publications received in the Adjutant-General's Office during the Months

of July and August, 1898

I^ist of Preliminary Examinations and Surveys of Projects under Construction or Mainte- nance and Amounts of River and Harbor Appropriations, by Acts and by States Manual for Court-Martial and of Precedure under Military I,av7 Manual of Guard Duty Manual for Medical Department

Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, Compilation of, 1 789-1897 .

Military Force of the United States Military L,iterature in the Department lyibrary, from August, 1863, to December, 1863 .

Military Resen/ations, National Military Parks, and National Cemeteries

Military Notes on

Cuba

Philippines Islands Porto Rico

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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending June jo, i8gg—Cont'd. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Observations Abroad, by Major-General Nelson A. Miles

Official Army Register, 1899

Official Roster of the Signal Corps, United vStates Army, 1899 : . .

.

Preliminary War Department Telegraphic Code

Progress Report on Powders and Explosives by the Board on Powders and High Explosives Property and General Regulations of the Signal Corps Reglamento de Imniigracion para I^as

Isla de Cuba

Isla de Puerto Rico

Islas Filipinos Reglas e Instrucciones para la Aplicacion de las Ordenes Ejecutivas, etc Regulation for the United States Army-Transport Service Remarks on the Army Regulations, By I^ieber Report of—

Generals Anderson and McArthur, 1898 General Greene, 1898 General Merritt, 1898 General Shafter, 1898 Major-General Joseph Wheeler, 1898 Report of the—

Board of Engineers on Deep Waterways ... Board of Inquiry on Beef Contracts Commission upon the Conduct of the War Department in the War with Spain

Inspector of Pov.-der Insular Commission

Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua

Secretary of War of his actions under the act entitled "An act authorizing the Sec- retary of War, in his discretion, to purchase subsistence, stores, supplies, and materials for the people who are in the Yukon River country, to provide means for their transportation and distribution, and making an appropriation therefor Senate Committee on the Nicaragua Maritime Canal United States and Mexican Boundary Commission

Report on the

Mississippi River Floods by the Senate Committee on Finance Commercial and Industrial Condition of the

Island of Cuba

Islands of Philippines Report of an Inspection of the vSeveral Branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, made from August 9 to November 30, 1898, by Maj. C. H. Hej'l, Inspector-General United States Army

Roster of the

Regular and Volunteer Signal Corps, September 30, 1898 General Officers and Officers of the General Staff of the United States Volunteers, arranged according to rank in their respective Corps and Grades, December i, 1898 Rules and Regulations concerning the—

Military Government in Cuba

Military Government of Porto Rico Rules and Instructions to carry into effect the Executive Orders relating to the Military Government by the United vStatesin the Islands of the Philippine Archipelago and the

Island of Guam during the Maintenance of such Military Government

Rules of the United States Civil Service Commission, June i, 1899 Schedule A, Classification for Monthly Statement of Foreign Commodities Imported into the Island of Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines Schedule B, Classification of Commodities for Return ofOomestic Exports

Selected Professional Papers translated from European Military Publications, number

18, January i, 1898
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the heads of the Departmetits for thefiscal year eliding futie jo, i8gg—Cont'd. WAR DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Seventh International Congress of Navigation

Site for a Naval Magazine at or near New York City Sketches from the Spanish-American War, by Commander J Soldiers' Hand Book, United States Army

Sources of information on Militarj^ Professional Subjects Spanish Translation of the Rviles and Regulations prescribed by the Secretary of War

for the Accounting System of Cuba

Staffs of Various Armies Summarj^ of Tests of Powders at the Sandy Hook Proving Groui^d Sundry Civil Appropriation Act

Tariff CircularNo. 81 No. 82 Tests of Joveite at Sandy Hook Proving Grounds

Testimony taken by the Commission Appointed by the President to Investigate the Conduct of the War Department in the War with Spain , . Translation of—

General Regulations for the Execution of the Mortgage I^aws for Cuba, Porto Rico, and Philippines, 1893 General I,aws of Public Works of

Cuba

Porto Rico The I,aw of Railroads for the Island of Porto Rico, etc The General Instructions for Drafting Public Documents Subject to Record in the Spanish Colonial Provinces, 1S93 Views of Admiral Cer\^era regarding the Spanish Navy in the late War War NotesNo. 4 ^ No. 5, Gun Firing in ^Manila Bay

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Accession to the Department Library No. 3 Acts and Resolutions of the- Fifty-fifth Congress relating chiefly to the Navy, Navy Department, and Marine Corps American Practical Navigator, The, 1899 Annual Register of the Naval Academy, 1898-99 Annual Report of the—

Assistant Secretarj^ of the Na\-y, 1898 Board of Visitors to the United States Naval Academy

Chief of the Bureau of

Construction and Repair, 1898 Equipment, 1898 Navigation, 1898 Ordnance, 1898 Steam Engineering, 1898 Yards and Docks, 1898 Colonel Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, 1898 Hydrographer, 1S98 Judge-Advocate-General, 1898 Paymaster-General, 1898 Secretary of the Navy, 1898 Superintendent of the Coast vSignal Service, 1898 Superintendent of the Naval Obsei-vatory, 1898

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Title. Annual Report of the—

Superintendent of the Naval War Records, 1898 Surgeon-General, 1898 Appendix to the Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, Azimuth Tables

Azores, Madeiras, Salvages, Canaries, and Cape Verde Islands, The

Ballistic Tables for vStandard Navy Projectiles Battles and Capitulation of Santiago de Cuba

Catalogue of Charts and Plans Issued to Vessels on the European vStation. Caroline Islands, The

Classified L,ist of Books issued to Ships' and Crew^s' I^ibraries Description of Modern Ordnance

Description of Modern Gun Mounts in the United vStates Army

General Court-Martial OrderNo. 56 No. 70 General Order No. 475 General Signal Book of the United States Navy, The

Hawaiian Islands and the Islands, Rocks, and Shoals to the West-Northwest, The

Information Concerning Mariana, or I^adrone Islands

International Code vSignal of Vessels of the United States Navy

International I^aw, A Manual of

List of I^ights of the World

Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, Compilation of, 1789-1897.

.

Navy Regulation Circular No. 9 Navy-Yard Regulations, 1898 Newfoundland and the Coast of lyabrador Notes on Naval Progress, 1897 Pacific Coasters' Nautical Almanac, 1899 Preparation for War, Naval War College, Session of, 1899 Promotions and Examinations, Graded Schools

Register of the Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the Navy of the United States and of the Marine Corps to January i, 1899 Regulations

Governing the Admission of Candidates into the United States Naval Academy

For the Government of the Coast Signal Service of the United States Governing the Uniform of Commissioned Officers, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men of the Navy of the United States, 1S99I Report of the

Board on Selection of Sites for Coaling Stations at Navy-Yards and Stations Chief of the Auxiliary Naval Force on its Operations during the War with Spain

Reports of the Efficiency of Various Coals used by United States Ships, 1896-1898 Sampson-Schley Official Communications to the United States Senate

Useful Tables from the American Practical Navigator Uniform Regulations, Addenda to Views of Admiral Cervera regarding the Spanish Navy in the late War War NotesNo. 2 No. 3 No. 4

Number

of copies.
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the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending June jo, iSgg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

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of copies. American Education in Fine and Industrial Art , An ActMaking Appropriations, and for other Purposes

Ratifying the Agreement between the Dawes Commission and the Seminole Indians For the Protection of the People of the Indian Territory To Regulate the Granting of Leases at Hot Springs, Ark

Annual Report of the

Acting Superintendent of the

Yosemite National Park, 1S9S , Yellowstone National Park, 1S98 Assistant Secretan.' of the Interior, 1898 , Architect of the United States Capitol, 189S . Board of Indian Commissioners, 1S9S , Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, 1898 Commissioners of

Education. 1898 Five Civilized Tribes, 1S98 General Land Office, 1898 - Indian Affairs, 1S98. . . Patents, iSgjand 1898 , Pensions, 1898 Railroads, 1898 Director of the United States Geological Sur\-ey, 1S97 and 1S98 Governor of Alaska, 1S98 Governor of Arizona, 1S9S Governor of New Mexico, 1S9S Government Directors of the Union Pacific Railroads, 1S9S Mine Inspector for—

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Indian Territory, 1S9S New Mexico, 1S9S President of the— Howard Universitj-, 1S98 ^Vashington Hospital for Foundlings, 1S9S Secretary of the Interior, 1S9S Superintendent of the—

Government Hospital for the Insane, 1S98 Hot Springs Reser\-ation, 1S95 Indian Schools, 1S9S Surgeon in Chief of Freedmen's Hospital, 189S Circular from the General Land Office containing regulations to facilitate the Adjust- ment by the Land Office of Conflicting Claims to Lands within the limits of the Grant

to the N'orth Pacific Railroad

Circular Showing the Manner of Proceeding to Obtain Title to Public Lands under the Homestead, Desert-Land, and Other. Laws

Ci\'il-Ser\-ice Act and the Rules Promulgated by the PresidentJune 1, 1898 September i, 1898. . . July 1, 1S99 Contract Tables, Proposals, and Awards for Supplies for the Indian Ser\-ice Correspondence relating to Timber on the Chippewa Indian Reservation

Decisions of

United States Courts in Indian Territory- on Citizenship Cases and Chickasaw Mining Laws

Secretary' of the Interior in Aspen INIining Company z\ AVilliams.

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Title.

Decisions of —

Department of the Interior in Appealed Pension and Bounty-I^and Claims Department of the Interior relating to Public i,ands

Vol. 26 Vol.27 Commissioner of Patents, and of the United States Courts in Patent Cases, etc., 1897. Education in—

Alaska, 1897-1898 Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippine Islands, Educational Values Experimental Studies of Children General Circular of October 30, 1895 History of Higher Education in the United States, 1898 Index to the Official Gazette—

82

Number

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Vol. Vol. Indian Appropriation Act, The, 1899 Instructions— To Applicants for the Post-Office and Custom-House Branches of the Classified Service, 1899 Under the Act of May 14, 1898, extending the Homestead I^aws, etc To Town-site Commissioners in the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations

lyist of the Publications of the United States Geological Survey, 1898 Manual of Examinations for the Classified Civil Service of the United States, 1899 Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, Compilation of, 1 789-1897.

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Names and Addresses of Pensioners of the United States living in Canada, 1899 Operations of the Civil-Service Act and Rules in the United States I^ife-Saving Service, Parliamentary Precedents of the House of Representatives Patent I,aws, etc., Revised to February 9, 1897 Physical Training

Principal Articles of Domestic Export for December, 1898 Public Resolution, No. 51, Providing for the Annexation of Hawaii to the United States .

.

'

Public Society and School I^ibraries in the United States, etc Region South of and Adjoining the Yellowstone National Park, Detailed Information j Touching. .~.

i Regulations Concerning

Railroad Right of Way over Public Lands, 1898 Right of Way for Railway L,ines, etc., Through Indian I^ands Right of Way for Canals, Ditches, and Reservoirs Regulations Governing Mineral I^eases, etc., in the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations . .

.

Registration of Trade-Marks, Prints, a»id Isabels, etc Report on the—

Introduction of Reindeers into Alaska, 1898 Louisiana Purchase Report Regarding the Receipts and Distribution and Sale of Public Documents. . . Roster of Examining Surgeons, Bureau of Pensions, 1899 Roster of Registered Attorneys entitled to Practice before the United States Patent

Office, 1899 Rules for

A Dictionary Catalogue The Indian School Servicfe Rules and Regulations Governing

Mineral Leases, etc
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Title. Number

of copies. Rules and Regulations Governing

The Selection and Renting of Prospective Allotments of Lands in the Indian Territory' Forest Reserves, August 5, 1S9S Rules of Practice in—

Cases before the United States District Land Offices, 1899 United States Patent Office, 1S97 Sanitary^ Conditions of School Houses

Schedule of the Pine Uands in the Red Lake Reservation, Chippewa Ceded Lands

Settlement and Entry of Lands in the Red Lake Indian Reservation Tables of Logarithm Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia

Treatise on the Practice of the Pension Bureau .- POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report of the—

Assistant Attorney-General for the Post-Office Department, 1898 Postmaster-General, 1898 First Assistant Postmaster-General, 189S Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1898 Third Assistant Postmaster-General, 1898 Fourth Assistant Postnia.ster-General, 1898.. . General Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service, 1898 Superintendent of the Dead-Letter Office, 1898 Superintendent of Foreign Mails, 1898 Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, 1 789-1897 Proceedings of the Parcels Post Convention between the

United States and Chile United States and Trinidad

Register of the Employees of the Post-Office Department, 1898 Report of the

L^nited States Postal Committee on the Condition and Needs of the Postal vService in Cuba

Committee to Investigate the Postal Service in Porto Rico

Universal Postal Union Convention at- Washington City, June 15, 1897 Rural Free Delivers^: Its Origin, Scope, and How to Obtain it Table C, from the Annual Report of the Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1898 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Abstracts of Laws for Acquiring Title to Water from the Missouri River and Its Tribu

taries Accessions to the Department LibraryApril-June, 1898 July-September, 1898 October-December, 1898 January-March, 1899 Additional Notes on Seed Testing Addresses on Road Improvement

^Agriculture in

AVaska, 1898 Puerto Rico, 1898
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Title.

Agricultural Experiments in Alaska, 1898 Agricultural Imports and Exports, May, 1899 Agricultural Statistics Relating to Grain, Cotton, Sugar, Animals, etc., 1898 Alfalfa or L,ucern Alkali I^ands Alkali Soils of the Yellowstone Valley, The

American Grasses American Horse in Foreign Markets, The An Act to Provide for the Construction of Roads by L,ocal Assessment, County and State Aid Annual Report of the Chief of the—

Bureau of Animal Industry—

1897 1898 Division of Agrostology

1897

1898 Division of

Accounts and Disbursements, 1898 Biological Survey, 1898 Chemistry, 1898 Forestry, 1898 Pomology, 1898 Publications, 1898

Soils, 1898 Vegetable Physiology and Pathology, 1898 Section of Foreign Markets, 1898 Weather Bureau, 1898 Annual Report of the

Director of the Office of—

Experiment Stations, 1898 Road Inquiry, 1898 Botanist, 1898 Entomologist, 1898 Statistician, 1898 Secretary of Agriculture, 1898 Work and Expenditures of the Agricultural Experiment Stations, 1898 Army Worm, The

Asparagus Culture Barnyard Manure

Bee Keeping

Beet-Sugar Industry in the United States Best Roads for Farms and Farming Districts .... Birds as Weed Destroyers

Blackleg; Its Nature, Cause, and Prevention Black Rot of the Cabbage, The

Blue Jay and Its Food, The

Books on Agriculture and Sciences Related to Agriculture, Some

Butter Making on the Farm

Can Perfumery Farming Succeed in the United States Care of Milk on the Farm

Cattle Dipping, Experimental and Practical Cattle Ranges of the Southwest
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No. 24.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed iipon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending June 30, i8gg—Cont'd. DE;parTME;nT of AGRICUIvTURB-Continued.

Title.

Changes in the Rates of Charge for Railway and other Transportation Services. Check List of Forest Trees in the United States Chemical Composition of American Food Materials Chemical Composition of the Carcasses of Pigs Chemical Fxamination of Canned Meats

Chinch Bug, The; Its Probable Origin and Diffusion Colored Spots in Cheese Commercial Fertilizers: Composition and Use Common Birds in Their Relation to Agriculture Common Squash Bug, The

Compilation of Analj^ses of American Feed Stuffs» Composition of Maize (Indian Corn)

Construction of Good Country Roads

Contributions from the United States National Herbarium, Volume 3 Corn Culture in the South

Cost of Cotton Production, The

Cotton Crop of 1897-98, The

Cotton Seed and Its Products Cowpea, The

Cranberry Culture Crop Reporter,-The

May, 1899 June, 1899 Crop Circular for

July, 1898 August, 1898 .September, 189S October, 1898 November, 1898 May, 1899 June, 1899 Cuckoos and Shrikes in Their Relations to Agricvilture Culture of the Sugar Beet

Culture of Tobacco, The

Cultivation of Tobacco in Sumatra

Curing and Fermentation of Cigar-Leaf Tobacco ' Danger of Introducing ^^oxious Animals and Birds, The

Danger of Introducing a Central American Coffee Disease into Haw^aii Dairy Herd, The; Its Formation and Management;

Descriptive Catalogue of Useful Fiber Plants of the World

Destructive Borer Enemy of Birch Trees, with Notes on Related Species Dietary Studies in Chicago in 1895 and 1896 Digest of Metabolism Fxperiments in which the Balance of Income and Outgo was

Determined

Directions for the Pasteurization of Milk

Directory for Farmers, A v Ducks and Geese: Standard Breeds and Management

Economic Grasses

Electrical Instruments for Determining the Moisture, Temperature, and Soluble Salt Contents of Soils Every Farm an Experiment Station Experiment in Range Improvements

Experiments with Sugar Beets in 1897 • Experimental Tree Planting in the Plains

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of copies.

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158 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.Statenie7it of a?mual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending fune so, iSgg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUIvTURE—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Experiment Station WorkNo. I No. 2 . N0.3.

No. 4 . No. 5. N0.6 . N0.7 . No. 8 .

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No. 9

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No. 10 Experiment Station Record

Vol. IX, No. 12, October, 1898 '. Vol. X, No. I, September, 1898 No. 2, October, 1898 No. 3, November, 1898 —

No. 4, January, 1899 No. 5, January, 1899 No. 6, March, 1899 No. 7, March, 1899 .'. No. 8, April, 1899 No. 9, May, 1899 No. 10, May, 1899 No. II, June, 1899 Exports of Cotton from Egypt

Facts About Milk Farm Drainage

Feeding of Farm Animals, The

Fertilizer Industry, The

Fertilizing Value of Street Sweepings, The

Fiscal Regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture, 1898 Fish as Food

Flat Pea, The

Flax Seed and Fiber in the United States Florida Beggar Weed

Food Adulteration Foods and Food Adulterants

Foods: Nutritive Value and Cost Forage Plants for Cultivation on Alkali Soils Forage Plants for the South

Forces Which Operate to Destroy Roads, The

Forestry for Farmers

Fovi^ls: Care and Feeding

Fruit Industry and vSubstitution of Domestic for Foreign-Grovi^n Fruits, etc Fungous Diseases of the Grape and Their Treatment

Geographic Distribution of Cereals in North America, The

Going in Debt for Good Roads Good Roads for Farmers

Grain Smuts, The; Hovp- They are Caused and How to Prevent Them

Gram, Chick Pea, or Idaho Pea

Grass Seed and Its Impurities Grasses as Sand and Soil Binders Grasses and Forage Plants and Forage Conditions of the Eastern Rocky Mountain Region

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REPORT OK THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of annual i^eports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending fune so, i8gg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURK—Continued.

Title. Number

of copies. Grazing Problems in the Southwest and How to Meet Them

Hawaiian Commerce from 1887 to 1897 Hawaiian Islands, The

Hessian Fly in the United States, The Highway Maintenance and Repairs; Highway Taxation; Comparative Results of Labor and Money Systems of Maintaining Roads

History and Present Status of Instruction in Cooking in the Public Schools of New York

City'

Historical Sketch of the United States Department of Agriculture: Its Objects and Pres- ent Organization

Hog Raising in the South Hog Cholera and Swine Plague, The

House Ant, The

House Flies How to Grow Mushrooms

Important Insecticides: Directions for Their Preparation and Use Improvement of Plants by Selection Improvement of Public Roads in North Carolina Index to Authors, with Title of their Publications in the Documents of the Department

of Agriculture, 1841 to 1897 Index to the AnnualReports of the United States Department of Agriculture for the years 1S37-1S93, inclusive Information Regarding Road Materials and Transportation Rates in Certain States West of the Mississippi River, 1898 Insects Affecting the Cotton Plant

Insects Injurious to Beans and Peas

Insects Injurious to Garden and Orchard Crops, Some

Insects Injurious to Stored Grain, Some

Investigations on the Metabolism of Milch Cows

Irrigation in Humid Climates Keeping Goats for Profit I^and Grant and Other Colleges and the National Defense

I,arger Apple Tree Borers, The

I^awns and Lawn Making

Legal Enactments for the Restriction of Plant Diseases

Legislation Against Weeds

Leguminous Plants for Green Manuring and for Feeding

Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting a detailed Statement of the Expenditures of the Department of Agriculture, 1898 Life Zones and Crop Zones of the United Stales Lirning of Soils, The : List of Publications Relating to Forestry in the Department Library, 1898 List of Bulletins and Circulars issued by the United States Department of Agriculture and available for Frte Distribution. Corrected to June, 1899 Losses in Boiling Vegetables and the Composition and Digestibility of Potatoes and Eggs

Manufacture of Sorghum vSirup, The

Manuring of Cotton, The

Marketing Farm Produce Meadows and Pastures: Formation and Cultivation in the Middle Eastern States Meadow Lark and Baltimore Oriole, The

Measuring the Forest Crop

Meats: Composition and Cooking

Methods of Analysis Adopted by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1898. Methods of the Mechanical Analysis of Soils and the Determination of the Amount of Moisture in Soils of the Field , Methods of Curing Tobacco

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i6o REPORT OI^ THE PUBUC PRINTER.

No. 24.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upo7i regiiisitions by

the heads of the Departments for the fiscal year ending June 30^ i8gg—Cont'd. DKPARTM^NT OF AGRICUI.TURE;—Continued.

Title. Methods and Results of Investigations on the Chemistrj^ and Kconomj^ of Food

Milk as Food

Milk Fermentations and their Relations to Dairying

Millets

Minei'al Phosphates as Fertilizers Miscellaneous Results of the Work of the Division of Fntomology, vSome Money Valvie of Good Roads to Farmers Monthly I^ist of Publications, July, 1898, to June, 1899 Movement and Retention of Water in Soils, The

Must Farmers Pay for Good Roads

National and State Dairy I^aws New Coccid on Birch, A

New Spraying Devices * New Species of North American Grasses North American Fauna:

No. 10 No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 Notes on Peach Culture Notes on Some Knglish Farms and Farmers

Notes on Some Forest Problems

Notes on the Crustacea of the Tres Marias Islands Notes on the Plant Products of the Philippine Islands. Nostrums for Increasing the Yield of Butter

Nutrition Investigations at the University of Tennessee in 1896 and 1897 Nutrition Investigation in New Mexico in 1897 Nut Culture in the United States, Embracing Native and Introduced Species Observations on Cases of Mushroom Poisoning in the District of Columbia

Ofi&cials, Associations, and Educational Institutions connected with the Dairy Interests in the United States, 1899 Onion Culture Operations of the Bureau of Animal Indu.stry^ 1898 Organization I^ists of the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations in the United

States, with a Ivist of Agricultural Experiment Stations in Foreign Countries

Osier Cultvire Our Trade with Spain, 1888-1897 Our Foreign Trade in Agricultural Products, 1884-1898 Ox Warble, The

Peach-Twig Borer, The; An Important Enemy of Stone Fruits Peach Growing for Market

Peanuts: Culture and Uses

Periodical Cicada, The; An Account of Cicada Septendecem, Its Natural Enemies, etc . Phj'siological Effect of Creatin and Creatinin and Their Value as Nutrients Physical and Meteorological Researches, Principally on Solar Rays

Pineapple Industry of the United States, The

Plants of the Tres Marias Islands Poa Fendleriana and Its Allies Pollination of Pomaceous Fruits Potash and Its Function in Agriculture Potato Culture Potato Diseases and Their Treatment

Practical Assistance to Farmers, I^umbermen, and Others in Handling Forest I,ands. .

.

Number

of copies.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. i6i

No, 24.

Statement of anjiual repoiis and docmnents printed upon reguisitiofis by

the heads of the Departmentsfor the fiscal year ending June 30, iSgg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued, t

Title.

Preparation and Use of Tuberculin, The

Present Condition of Grape Culture in California, The

Principal Household Insects of the United States, The

Principal Insects Affecting the Tobacco Plant, The

Principal Insect Enemies of the Grape, The

Principal Poisonous Plants of the United States Proceedings of the

Tenth Annual Meeting of the Association of Economic Entomologists, 1898 Fourteenth Annual Convention of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1897 Fifteenth Annual Convention of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1898 Second Annual INIeeting of the Association of Experiment Station Veterinarians,

1S9S Twelfth Annual Convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 189S Progress of the Beet-Sugar Industn,- in the United States, 1S9S Progress of Road Construction in the United States, 1898 Progress in Timber Phj-sics : Influence of Size on Test Results; Distribution of Moisture

Progress in Timber Physics: Bald Cj-press Pruning of Trees and Other Plants

Public Domain of the United States, The

Number

of copies.

Publications of the United States Department of Agriculture for Sale by the Superin- tendent of Documents Rape Plant, The; Its Histor^-, Culture, and Uses Rape as a Forage Plant Raising of Sheep for iMutton Red Desert of Wyoming, The; Its Forage Resources Remedial "Work Against the Cotton-Boll ^Vee\41 Renevring of "Worn-out Native Prairie Pastures, The . .

Reptiles of the Tres Marias and Isabel Islands Report on—

^ The Condition of "Winter Grain on April i, 1S99, and the I^osses of Farm Animals

During the j-ear ending iMarch 31, 1899 The Culture of Hemp in Europe, including a Report on the Growth of Hemp in Italv, 189S . An investigation of Analytical Methods for Distinguishing between the Nitrogen of Proteids and that of the Simpler Amids or Amido-Acids

Flax Culture for Seed and Fiber in Europe and America The Forage Plants and Forage Resources of the Gulf States Report of Committee on Legislation Adopted by the State Good-Roads Convention held

at Richmond, "\'a., 1S95 " Results of Experiments with Inoculation for the Prevention of Hog Cholera Road Improvement in Governors' Messages

Russian Thistle and Other Troublesome "Weeds in the Wheat Region of Minnesota and

North and South Dakota , Sand-Binding Grasses San Jose Scale, The

Scandina\-ian Seed-Control Stations Serum Treatment of Swine Plague and Hog Cholera, The

Sewage Disposal on the Farm and the Protection of Drinking Water

Sheep Feeding

Sheep Scab: Its Nature and Treatment ^ Silos and Silage Small-Fruit Culture for Market

Soluble Mineral Matter of Soils, The Some Results of Dietar\- Studies in the United States S. Doc. II II

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500

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No. 24.

Statement of annual reports and documents printed upon requisitions by

the heads of the Departmentsfor thefiscal year ending June 30^ i8gg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued. Number

of copies. Sorghum as a Forage Crop

Souring of Milk and Other Changes in Milk Prodvicts. Soy Bean as a Forage Crop, The

Spain's Foreign Trade

Spraying for Fruit Diseases Spraying Fruits for Insect Pests and Fungous Diseases, with a Special Consideration of the Subject in Relation to the Public Health

State Aid to Road Building in Minnesota

State Highways in Massachusetts

State Standards for Dairy Products, 1898 Statistics of I,and-Grant Colleges and Agricultural Experiment Stations in the United

States, 1898 Standard Varieties of Chickens

Steel-Track Wagon Roads

Studies on American Grasses

No. I No. 2. Structure of the Caryopsis of Grasses with Reference to their Morphology and Classifi-

| cation, 1898 Sugar as Food

Sugar Beet, The: Culture, Seed Development, and Statistics, 1898 Suggestions to vSouthern Farmers

Superior Value of I,arge Heavy Seed, The

Squash Vine Borer, The

Sweet Potatoes: Culture and Uses

Systematic Plant Introduction: Its Pvirposes and Methods

Temperature Changes in Fermenting Piles of Cigar I^eaf Tobacco

Texture of Some Important Soil Formations Three Insect Enemies of Shade Trees

Thirty Poisonous Plants of the United States The What and Why of Agricultural Experiment Stations The Section of Seed and Plant Introduction The Use of Hydrocyanic Acid Gas for Fumigating Greenhouses and Cold Frames The World's Market for American Products

Norway

Sweden

Third Report of Committee of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experi- ment Stations, on Methods of Teaching Agriculture, 1898 Timber Pines of the Southern United States, The

Tobacco Soils Tobacco: Instructions for Its Cultivation and Curing Tomato Growing

Trade of Puerto Rico Trade of the Philippine Islands, 1898 Treatment of Smuts of Oats and Wheat

True Clothes Moths, The

Types of American Agricultural Colleges, Some

Usefulness of Reservoirs to Agriculture in the Irrigated Regions . .

.

United States Wheat for Eastern Asia

Utilizing Surplus Fruits

Utilization of By-Products of the Dairy : Utilization of Residue from Beet-Sugar Manufacture in Cattle Feeding

Vanilla Culture as Practiced in the Seychelles Islands

Varieties of Corn
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the heads of the Departmettts for the fiscal year endiyig fune jo, i8gg—Cont'd. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI.TURE—Continued.

Title.

Vegetable Garden, The

Velvet Bean, The

Water Hyacinth, The: Its Relation to Navigation in Florida Water as a Factor in the Growth of Plants Water Rights on the Mississippi River and Its Tributaries.

Washed Soils: How to Prevent and Reclaim Them . Weeds, and How to Kill Them

Weeds in Cities and Towns Work of the Division of Forestry- for the Farmer Work of the Agricultural Experiment Stations Work in Vegetable Physiology- and Pathology

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200 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICEAnnual report of the

Assistant Attorney-General, 1S98 Attorney-General, 1898 Board of Trustees of the Reform School for Girls of the District of Columbia, 1898 .

Solicitor of the Treasury-. 1S98 Bankruptcy act, 1S98, The

Decisions of the Court of Claims in the Question of Annuity of Indian Tribes

Instructions to United States Marshals, Attorneys, Clerks, and Commissioners, 1899 Opinion of the Attorney-General as to the Sale of I^iquor in Array Canteens

Opinion as to Tramway Concessions in Havana, Cuba

Opinions Relative to the War Revenue Act of June 13, 1898 Register of the Department of Justice and the Judicial Officers, July 20, 1898 DEPARTMENT OF UABOR.

Annual Report of the Commissioner of Uabor, 1895-1898 Bulletin No. 3 Bulletin No. 6 Bulletin No. 10 Messages and Papers of the Presidents of the United States, 1789-1897 Report of the Total Cost and Labor Cost of Transformation in the Production of Certain

Articles in the United States, Great Britain, and Belgium

Special Reports of the Commissioner of Uabor, on

Compulsory Insurance in GermanyConvict Labor Gothenburg System of Liquor Traffic Housing of Working People > Italians in Chicago, The

Marriage and Divorce

Railroad Labor

Slums in Great Cities Strikes and Lockouts Working Women in Large Cities

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Title.

Artificial Key to the Families of True Fishes or Teleostei of North and Middle America

Fishes of North and Middle America:

Part II Part III Proceedings of the United States National Museum:

Vol. 18, 1895 Vol. 20, 1897

Number

of copies.

UNITED STATES COURT OF CI,AIMS- Annual Report to .Congress of Judgments

Court of Claims Reports, volume 33 December Calendar

October Calendar

75 300

200

200 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Bankruptcy I^aw of 1898 General Orders and Forms in Bankruptcy, 189S.. Rules in Bankruptcy

Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States

250 3>5oo 500

1. 000 SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COI.UMBIA.

Orphans' Court Rules

Trial Calendar, October Term. 1898 50060

I.IBRARY OF CONGRESS.

Copyright L,aw of the United States in force January, 1899. List of Books Relating to Cuba

000 300

No. 25.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section pp, act ofJanuary j2, i8gs, for the year endedJune

30, i8gg.

Title. Number of

copies.

Cost. A Studv of Primitive Monev I $1. 00 Abnormal Man: An Essay on Education, Crime, and Related Subjects, i 893 5 5.00 Abridgement of Message and Documents, 1890-1898 41 41. 00 Abstract of the Eleventh Census, 1890 2 2. 00 Acts and Decisions of the Pacific Railroad Commissioners I 1. 00 Address in Commemoration of the Inauguration of George Washington, 1789 .... 3 3. 00 Advancement in the United States Navy, 1898 11 II. 00 Affairs in Cuba—Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1897^8.

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under the provision of section pp, act ofJanuary 12, 18^^, for the year ended Jtme

JO, 7^99—Continued.

Title. Number of

copies. Agriculture in South America, With Maps and lyatest Statistics of Trade, 1892 Agricultural Investigations at Rothamsted

A. I,. A. Catalogue, 1893 Alcohol in the Manufactures and Arts, 1895-1897.. American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1897 American and European Armies, Notes on American Grasses, Agricultural Bulletin, 1895 . , American Horse, The, in Foreign Markets, 1898 American I^obster, The, 1896 American Lumber in Foreign Markets, 1894 American Naturalists American Naval Policy, 1898 American Revolution,, Diplomatic Correspondence of, Vols. 1-6 Annals of Congress: First Congress to the Twenty-fourth, inclusive Analyses and Index of all reports issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the United States prior to Nov. i, 1892 Annual Convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1894 Annual Report of the

American Historical Association, 1889-1898 Attorney-General of the United States, 1893-1898 Adjutant-General of the United States Army, 1898 Auditor for the—

Interior Department, 1898 Post-Office Department, 1898 State and Other Departments, 1898 Treasury Department, 1898

, War Department, 1898 Board of

Managers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1898 . .

Visitors to the Military Academy at West Point, New York, 1895 Chief of the Bureau of—

American Repiiblics, 1898 Animal Industry, 1884-1897 Engraving and Printing, 1897-98 Navigation, 1898 Ordnance, 1895-1898 Revenue-Cutter Service, 1897 Records and Pensions, 1897 Steam Engineering, 1898 Yards and Docks, 1898 Weather, 1895-1898 Chief of the Division of Pomology, 1895 Chief of Engineers United States Army, 1893-98

Civil Service Commission, 1895-1897 Commissioner of

Education, parts i, 2, 1878-1897 Fish and Fisheries, 1872-1897 General Land Office, 1897-98 General of Immigration, 1898 Indian Affairs, 1897-98 Internal Revenue, 1898 Labor, 1 867-1898 Navigation, 1894-1898

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under the provision of sectioji pp, act offanuary j2, j8gs,for the year ended fune

JO, jSgg—Continued.

Annual Report of the

Commissioner of

Patents, 1897-1898 Pensions, 1898 Commissioners of

District of Columbia, vols, i, 2, 1898 Railroads, 1889-1898 Comptroller of the Currency, vols, i, 2, 1892-1898 . .

.

Director of the Bureau of Ethnology : Vol.11, 880 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 Survey:

Vol. 1, 1880 Vol.2, 1 88 1 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, 1891 Vol. 13, 1892 Vol. 14, 1893 Vol. 15, 1894 Vol. 16, 1896 Vol. 17, 1896 Vol. 18, 1897 Vol. 19, 1898 Director of the United States Mint, 1881-1898 Governor of Alaska, 1897 Governor of Arizona, 1898 Governor of New Mexico, 1898 Governor of Oklahoma, 1898 Health Officer of the District of Columbia, 1896-1898 Interstate Commerce Commission, 1888-1808

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No. 25.

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tmder the provision of section gg, act ofJanuary 12, i8g^, for the year endedJune

JO, i8gg—Continued.

Title.

Annual Report of the—

Ught-House Board, 1895-189S Librarian of Congress, 1897-9S r National Academy of Sciences, 1863-189S National Museum, 1884-1897 Paj^master-General, United States Army, 1896-97 Postmaster-General, 1895-1898 First Assistant Postmaster-General, 1898 Second Assistant Postmaster-General, 1S98 Public Printer, 1898 Register of the United States Treasury, 1897 Smithsonian Institution, 1855-1898 Secretary' of —

Agriculture, 1847-1S9S

Interior, 1892-1898 Navy, 1873-1898 Treasury, 1891-1898 War, T895-1898

. State, 1898 Senate, 189S Street Railway Companies in the District of Columbia, 1898 Superintendent of—

Indian Schools, 1898 : The Life-Saving Service, 1S98 . . . ; The Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1892-1898 Supervising Architect, 1896-1898 Supen,'ising Surgeon-General United States Marine-Hospital Service, 1898. .. Surgecn-General United States Army, 1898 United States Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and Funded Debt of the

District of Columbia, 1898 Appendix to the—

Annual Report of the Attorney-General, 1896 Centennial Commission's Report, 1876 Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, 1898 Congressional Records, January 6 to July 6, 1898 Nicaragua Canal Board's Report, 1897 Appropriations and Expenditures of the District of Columbia, 1790-1876 Appropriations, House and Senate, 1S98-99 Appropriations for New Offices, etc., 1897-98 Arbor Day: Its History- and Observance, 1896 Armies of Yezo, Japan Armor Factory Board, Report of, 1897 Army and Navy Pension Laws, 1897 Army Register, 1897-1899 Army and Navy Register, 1S98 Army Reorganization, 1898 Archaeology of the James and Potomac Rivers

Archaeological Re.searches in Nicaragua

Atlas Sheet, Geological Survey Atlas- Accompanying the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 . .

Accompanying the Report of the Venezuela Commission

Geological vSurvey Grand Canyon District

Number of

copies.
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No. 25.

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under the provision of section gg, act offanuary 12, iSg^^ for the year endedfune

JO, i8gg—ContinuedTitle.

Atlas- Growth of Industrial Art

Statistical, of the United States: Based upon the results of the Eleventh Census

Topographic, of the United States Bradley's, of the World

Australian Sheep and Wool, 1892-1897 Autumn Maneuvers in Europe, 1896 Bankruptcy lyaw, 1898 Bats of North America

Battle and Capitulation of Santiago de Cuba, 1898 Beet-Sugar Industry of the United States, 1898 Benjamin Franklin and University of Pennsylvania

Bibliography of—

Chemistry

Indian I^anguages

Poultry

Bills and Resolutions of the 53d, 54th, and 55th Congresses

Birds Collected in Japan, etc Books on Agriculture and Sciences Related to Agriculture, Some, 1896-1898 Brief History of the United States Postal vService British Naval and Military Operations in Egypt, 1882 Bugle Calls on Shipboard, 1898 Building and I^oan Associations in the United States, 1895 Bulletins of the

Bureau of American Republics, vols. 1-6 Bureau of Rolls and Library of the State Department, Nos. 1-7, 1893-94 Department of Agriculture Ethnological Fish Commission

Vols. 1-7 Vols. 8-17 Geological Survey

I<abor Commissioner, 1895-1898 National Museum

Cable between the United States and the Hawaiian Islands, Report of the Survey

for, 1892 Capital Crime and Criminal Insane in the United States and Foreign Countries,

1898 Case of Venezuela, The, 1896 Catalogue of

Catlin's Indian Gallery

Charts and Tide Tables, 1897 Earthquakes on the Pacific Coast, 1867-1897 Periodicals

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Tariff on Imports into the United States, 1884 Tariff Statements before the Senate Committee on Finance, 1888 Tariff and Monetary Documents, 1882-1897 Tehuantepec Route, The, 1896 Tenth Census Reports, 1880 Test of Metals and Other Materials for Industrial Purposes, 1891-1S95. Textiles and Glass Industries in the United States, 1S97 . - Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia Ticket Brokerage and Anti-Scalping Bill, 1898 Timber and Forestry Timber Pines in the United States Topographic Map

Trade Guilds of Furope, 1885 Trade with Hawaii, 1898 Trade of—

Philippine Islands, 1898 , Porto Rico, 1898 Transportation of Imported Merchandise, 1893 Transportation and Sale of Meat Products, 1890 Treasury Decisions, vol. i, 1898 Treaties and Conventions of the United States and Other Powers, 1 776-1887 Treatise on the Practice of the Russian Bureau

Trial of Andrew Johnson, vol. i Twelfth and Subsequent Censuses Typhoid Fever in the District of Columbia, 1894 Uniform^ of the United States

Army, 1898 , Navy, 1886 United States Army in the Field, 1863 United States and Northeastern Fisheries United States Geological Survey, Monographs of United States Statutes at I^arge United States Trade with Spain, 1887-S8 Universities of the United States, 1896 Use of the United States Army to Aid the Civil Power

Useful Fiber Plants of the World

Useful and Ornamental Grasses Venezuela Report, 18SS Veto Messages of the Presidents of the United States, 1792-1896 Views of Commodore George Melville Washington National Memorial Monument, Dedication of, 18S5 Water Rights on the Missouri River and Tributaries Water-Supplj' and Irrigation Papers Weeds; and How to Kill Them

Wheat Flour, Report on, 189S Wholesale Prices, Wages, and Transportation, 1893 Woman Suffrage, 189S Woolgrowers' Association, 1895

3 3.00

3 3.00

I 1. 00

I 1. 00 416 832. 00

106 194. 00

2 2. 00

I 1. 00

I I. 00

3 3.00

I 1. 00

7 7. 00

3 3.00

3 3.00

5 6.25

I I. 00

144 144.00

I 1. 00

I I. 00

4 4. 00

3

2. 00

3 3.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. i8i

Xo. 25.

Statement of binding done for Senators, Representatives, and Delegates

under the provision of section pp, act of fan nary j2, iSgj,for the year ended fune

SO, i8gg—Continued. Number of

copies. Work and Wages of Men, Women, and Children World's ^Market for American Products World's Money, The . . . Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture . .

Yellow Fever Regulations Yorktown Centennial Celebration, 1S93

1S5

$r. 00

2.00

1. 00

185. 00

2. 85

2. GO

No. 26.

Statemejit of contracts made {dy direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) for paperfor the public printing and binding from March i, i8gg, to Feb- ruary 28, igoo.

Xame of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per

ream.

Quantity. Price.

PRZXTIN^G PAPER, CLASS A. Pozmds. Beams. Per pound.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass. Machine finish, Xo. i, 24 bj'sS inches. 48 10, 000 2.8 cents.

.Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. Machine finish, Xo. i, 24 by 38 inches

(.in 5S or 4S inch rolls). 48 5,000 2.8 cents. Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, N. Y. do 48 10, 000 2.8 cents. Xew York and Pennsylvania .. ..do 48 10, 000 2.9 cents.

Co., Lockhaven, Pa.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa. do 48 5, 000 2.9 cents. R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. do 48 5, 000 2.9 cents.

Carter. Rice & Co. (corporation;. Boston, Mass. do 48 5, 000 2.8 cents. West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Co., New York, X. Y.

... .do 48 10, 000 2.9 cents. Bulklev, Dunton & Co., New do 48 5,000 2.9 cents. York, N. Y.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. Machine finish, Xo. i, 38 b^- 48 inches. 96 10, 000 2.8 cents. Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper

Co., Ticonderoga, X. Y.

.. ..do 96 5, 000 2.8 cents.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa.

INIachiue finish, Xo. i, 38 inches in width. PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B.

500 2.8 cents.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge.

Pa. Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches.

45 4, 000 3.1 cents. Smith. Dixon & Co., Balti- more, ]Md. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches.

90 2, 000 3.1 cents. Do Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 38 inches.

70 3, 000 3 cents Do Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches.

140 5,000 3 cents. Carter, Rice & Co. fcorporation 1, Koston, INIass. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches.

120 5, 000 3 cents. Do Sized and supercalendered, 21^ by

29 inches.

40 500 3.1 cents. E. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs,

Pa. Sized and supercalendered, 29 by 43 inches.

80 I, 000 3.1 cents.

Carter, Rice Sc Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Sized and supercalendered, 38 by 48 inches.

120 5, 000 3 cents.
l82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.^.— Statement of contracts made {^by direction of the Joint Committee on Print- ing) for paperfor the public printing and binding from JMarch /. i8gg, to Feb- ruary 28, igoo—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per

ream. Quantity

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge,

Pa,

A. G. Klliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do... Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

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

Do :.. Do

Do

*Do Do : Do

Do

Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

A. G. Elliot & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cii cinnati, Ohio. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti more, Md.

Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio. The F. W. McNeal Co., New

York, N. Y.

PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B—Cont'd. Sized and supercalendered, 22^^ by

31;^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, 22% by

2)1% inches. do

Sized and supercalendered, 31%! by 45^ inches. Sized and supercalendered, 38 inches

in width.WRITING PAPER, white double cap, 17 by 28 inches. . .

.

Doublecap (any color) 17 by 28 inches White demy, 16 by 21 inches White double demy, 21 by 32 inches .

Pounds.

5042

40

80

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 super royal, 20 by 28 inches. Blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches . .

.

White imperial, 23 by 31 inches Blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches. . .

.

White, 28 inches in width

Colored, 28 inches in width Golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches . . . , COVER PAPER.

Cover paper of any size, weight, and

color. PLATE PAPER.

Plate paper (first class) of any size, weight, and tint. MAP PAPER. Map paper of any size and weight .

.

SUPERFINE (double-coated) BOOK

PAPER. Any required size, weight, and tint. MANILA PAPER. Any required size and weight

Reams.

1,500

1,500 1,500

1, 000

1, 000

1,600 1,500

9, 000

500

100

2, 500

100

I, 000

100

1, 000

100 500

100

I, 000

100

4, 000

100

Pounds.

75, "oo

200, 000

250, 000 Reams.

1,500
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 183

No. 26.

Statement of contracts made [by direction of the foint Committee on Print- ing) for paper for the public printijig and binding from March /, i8gg, to Feb- ruary 28, 7900—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity.

The Jessup & Moore Paper

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The F. W. McNeal Co., New

York,N.Y.

Mount Holly Paper Co. Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Wolf Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. The Beebe & Holbrook Co.. Holvoke, Mass.

MANILA PAPER—Continued. Rope, any required size and weight

Bleached, 24 by 38 inches GLAZED BOND PAPER.

Glazed, of any color, size, and weight

ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Pounds.

W. H. Parsons

York, N. Y.

Co., New

Do.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y. Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati,

Ohio.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. Carew Manufacturing Co. South Hadley Falls, Mass. Do

Any required size and weight Parchment deed, any required size and weight.CARDBOARD.

Hea\'5' 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, of any size and weight.

Colored, any required size and

weight.

Manila, any required size and weight

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 hy 17 inches

Do. Do.

Do.

Double cap, 17 by 28 inches . .

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

The Beebe & Holbrook Co., Holyoke, Mass. Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. Do

Do

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Royal, 19 by 24 inches

Superroyal, 20 hy 28 inches

Connecuticut River Paper Co. Holj'oke, Mass.

Imperial, 23 by 31 inches

I^edger paper, 28 inches in width . SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Connecticut River Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md. Do

Double cap, 17 by 28 inches . Demy, 16 by 21 inches

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass. Do.

Double demy, 21 by 32 inches. ... Medium, 18 by 23 inches

lyedger paper, 28 inches in width

TISSUE PAPER.

S. and C. tissue, 21 by 32 inches. .

vS. and C. tissue, 23 by 32 inches ...

Reams.

2, 000

Pounds.

100, 000

20, 000

3, 000

Sheets.

20, 000

20, 000

20. 000

50, 000

600, 000

, 500, 000

500, 000 Reams.

500

1,500

I, 000

1, 000

I, 000

500

300

500

2, 000

2, 000

1,500

I, 000

1,500

Per' pound.

4.5 cents.

3.4 cents.

t.4 cents.

12.2 cents.

13 cents.

4 cents. 4 cents.

3.9 cents.

3.2 cents.

6.7 cents.

2.9 cents.

2.1 cents.

II. 4 cents.

II. 4 cents.

1 1.4 cents.

1 1.4 cents.

II. 4 cents.

II. 9 cents.

II. 9 cents.

12.4 cents.

13.4 cents.

7 cents.

7 cents.

7 cents.

7 cents.

7 cents.

7 cents. Per ream.

$1.09

1. 19
i84 REPORT OF THK PUBI.IC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement of contracts made {by direction of the Joint Committee o?i Print- ing) forpaperfor the public printing and binding from March i, i8gg, to Feb- ruary 28, jgoo—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream.

Quantity,

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

TISSUE PAPER—continued. Copying, 18^ by 22 inches Do.

Carter, Rice & Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. Diem & Wing Paper Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The F.W. McNeal Co., New

York, N. Y. Bernhard Kupfer, New York,

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

York, N. Y.

Copying, 20^ by 24 inches.

Tissue, 20 by 30 inches BLOTTING PAPER.

Blotting, 19 by 24 inches

Blotting, 20 by 25 inches TAR PAPER. Tar paper, 24 by 36 inches MARBLE AND COMB PAPER.

Marble, 20 by 25 inches, 6 patterns. Marble, medium, 20 by 25 inches. .

.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Marble, double cap, 19 by 30 inches. Comb, 20 by 25 inches Comb, double cap, 19 by 30 inches. .

.

Comb, 22 by 28 inches

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass. Woronoco Paper Co., Fairfield, Mass. Valley Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass. Carew Manufacturing Co., South Hadley Falls, Mass. Smith, Dixon

more, Md.

Co., BaltiValley Paper Co., Holyoke,

Mass.

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

Smith, Dixon & Co., Balti- more, Md.

Valley Paper Co., Holyoke,

Ma.ss.

Letter, 21 by 32 inches Packet note, 9 by 11% inches.

Carter, Rice 8z; Co. (corporation), Boston, Mass.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

Quarto post, 9% by 15 inches .

.

Packet note, 9 by 11 inches PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

French folio, 17 by 22 inches. . . . PARCHMENT.

15 by 21 inches

Pounds. Reams.

100

100 500

150

500

15

Sheets.

2, 000 Per sheet.

26, 9 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 185

No. T."].— Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fiel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8gg. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D.C. Do

Do

Do

DoDo ".. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D.C. Do

C. vS. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. DoDo

Do

Do. Do

Do

Do

E. INIorrison Paper Co., Washington, D.C. Do

Do

C. S. Braisted, New

York, N. Y. DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Wa.shington, D. C. Do

Frank W. McNeal, New

York, N. Y. Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C. Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C.

STATIONERY.

Pencils, round, Faber's

Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do. .

Pencils, red, Faber's do. .

Pencils, blue, Faber's do. .

Pencils, green, F'aber's do. .

Pencils, round, Nos. i to 5, Dixon's, do. .

Pencils, hexagon, Nos. 1 to 5, Dixon's,

gross. Pencils, "Carteret," No. 302, 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, hexagon, lumber, red or blue, Dixon's, gross. Pencils, hexagon, Nos. i to 5, Eagle, gro.ss. Pencils, round, Nos. i to 5, Eagle . . .do. .

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, CroAvn, Eagle, No. 2 . . .do. .

Penholders, Crown, Eagle, No. 3 .. .do. .. Penholders, hard rubber, plain tips, cedar

sticks. No. 267, 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, small. Eagle, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, medium. Eagle, dozen. Ink and pencil erasers, large. Eagle, dozen. Rubber erasers, 12 to pound pounds.

Penholders, Eagle, No. 2410 gross. Penholders, Eagle, No. 3411 do. .

Penholders, Eagle, No. 4712 do. .

Erasive rubber, Davidson's velvet. No. 12, pounds. Paper fasteners, McGill's round-head, No.

1, 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 (in pint bottles), quarts. Writing fluid, Arnold's quarts. Ink, Thomas's black . .do. .

$2.70 per gross.

I4.30 per gross.

$5.60 per gross.

I5.10 per gross.

$5.10 per gross.

I3.46 per gross.

$4.80 per gross.

$3.35 per gross.

$5.76 per gross.

$5.76 per gross.

I5.76 per gross.

I3.84 per gross. -

I6.91 per gross.

$3.50 per gross.

$2.40 per gross.

$3 per gross.

$1.50 per dozen.

$14.40 per gross.

20 cents per dozen.

24 cents per dozen.

27 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen.

25 cents per dozen.

30 cents per dozen

50 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen;

80 cents per dozen.

50 cents per pound.

$1.20 per gross.

$1.45 per gross.

I1.55 per gross.

81 cents per pound.

9 cents per box.

9 cents per box.

38 cents per quart.

48 cents per quart.

.$ 1.44 per quart.

34 cents per quart.

25 cents per quart.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, iSgg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Fred A. vSchmidt, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Frost & Adams Co., Boston, Mass. Do

Do

Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do

C. S. Braisted, New York

N. Y.

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. C. S. Braisted, New York

N. Y. Frost & Adams Co. , Boston, Mass. Do

R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

E. Morrison Paper Co., Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C.

STATIONERY—Continued.

Ink, Maynard & Noyes's writing .quarts.

.

Writing fluid, Carter's do

Writing and copying fluid, Sanford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands. No. 33, H-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, Nos. 30, 31,

32, and 33, i/8-inch, gross. Rubber bands, No. o, %;-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands. No. o, J^-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands. No. 000, J^-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands. No. 17, Faber's gross.

.

Rubber bands. No. 10, Faber's do.

.

Ink erasers and paper cleaners, No. 12, Faber's, gross. Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 303 gross

Steel pens, Gillott's, No. 404 do.

.

Steel pens, Spencerian, No. 1 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.

.

vSteel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 284. . . .do.

.

Steel pens, Esterbrook's, No. 314 do.

.

vSteel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 10, gross. Steel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 170, Steel pens, Eagle Pencil Co.'s, No. E 190, gross. Steel pens, I,yons's, No. 5, stub gro.ss. Steel pens, Lyons's, No. 5, ground point,

gross. Steel pens. Miller Bros., No. 4 gross Inkstands, 2^-inch, square dozen

Inkstands, 2^-inch, round do.

.

Sponge cups, 3-inch do.

.

Mucilage reservoirs, empty. No. 6 . . .do.

.

Erasers, knife-blade, white handles, dozen.

Rules, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge, dozen.

Shears, lo-inch (Seymour's) dozen.

.

Waste baskets do. . . . Bone folders, large do. . .

.

24

72

12

240

48

24

24

36 30036

2

6

6

36

6

6

6

12

66

66

6

6

6

6

6

6

3

3

3

28 cents per quart.

36 cents per quart.

50 cents per quart.

33 cents per gross.

33 cents per gross.

35 cents per gross.

79 cents per gross.

53 cents per gross.

10 cents per gross.

6.5 cents per gross.

|i2 per gross.

69 cents per gross. 37^ cents per gross. 60 cents per gross.

55 cents per gross.

55 cents per gross.

40 cents per gross.

37.9 cents per gross.

37.9 cents per gross

48.5 cents per gross.

48.5 cents per gross.

48.5 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

27 cents per gross.

30 cents per gross.

75 cents per gross.

75 cents per gross.

45.5 cents per gross.

$2.25 per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

37 cents per dozen.

|2.2o per dozen.

$6.60 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

$5.19 per dozen.

$4.87 per dozen.

90 cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 187

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, neous items during the fiscal year ended fune 30, forage, ice, and miscella- i8gg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. STATIONERY—Continued. Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C. Tracing linen, yard wide yards.

96 23 cents per yard.

E;asion & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Bonnet board, blue and white, 1754^ by 28 inches, sheets COAL.

10, 000 2.1 cents per sheet.

Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C. White ash anthracite coal (egg size) .tons. . 3> 500 $3.40 per ton. V. Baldwin Johnson, Washington, D. C. ICE.

3, 500 I1.83 per ton.

Independent Ice Co., Washington, D. C. FORAGE.

500, 000 25 cents per 100 pounds.

W. M. Gait & Co., Washing, D. C. Oats pounds.

90, 000 I1.03/8 per 100 pounds. Do Corn meal do 3,000 89/2 cents per 100 pounds. Do Bran do 5, 000 67.5 cents per 100 pounds. Do Corn do. . . . I, 000 571 cents per 100 pounds. Do Hay do 75. 000 66 cents per 100 pounds. Do Straw do 25, 000 57 cents per 100 pounds. Do 200 $3 per 100 pounds. HARDWARE.

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Spring dividers, 5-inch dozen.

6 I3.30 per dozen. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. Wing dividers, 10-inch do. . .

5 I2.35 per dozen. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. Bookbinders' hammers do. . . . 5 $15.95 per dozen.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Shoe knives, No. 3, round point . . . .do. . . . 50 80 cents per dozen. Do 12 I4.25 per dozen. John B. Kspej", Wash- fii.13 per dozen.

ington, D. C. Shovels, scoops, Ames's No. 3 do. . . . ' Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 8-inch do. . . . $4.49 per dozen. Do Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, lo-inch . . .do Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 12-inch . . .do Wrenches, monkey, Coe's, 14-inch . . .do. . .

Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, 8-inch .do. . . .

I5.38 per dozen.

$6.29 per dozen.

$10.79 per dozen.

$9.24 per dozen.

Do

Do

John B. E;spey, Wa.shington, D. C. Do Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, lo-inch. do. . . ;

Wrenches, monkey, Stillson, 18-inch. do. . .

Steel-wire brads, ^-inch. No. 18. . .pounds. . Steel-wire brads, %-inch. No. 18 do. . . .

$10.39 per dozen.

$18.48 per dozen.

56 cents per pound.

45 cents per pound.

4 cents per pound.

36 cents per pound.

44 cents per pound.

$2.30 per keg.

DoDo 51020 Do Steel-wire brads, i%^-inch. No. 16 do. . .

Steel-wire brads, %-inch, No. 17 do. . . . 20 Do 50 F.P. May & Co., Wash- 200 ington, D. C. Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds. Do Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

300 $2.10 per keg. Do Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

600 $2 per keg.
i88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27,Statement of contracts made for stationery, fnet, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

F. P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D, C. Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. Do. Do

F.P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. F.P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Rudolph, West & Co. Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

HARDWARE—Continued.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, lod, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

S<"eel-wire flat-head nails, 2od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od, in 100-pound

kegs, pounds.

Steel-cut nails, 8d, in 100-pound kegs, pounds.

Files, taper saw, 3-inch (Arcade) . .dozen.

.

Files, taper saw, 3-inch, .slim (Arcade), dozen.

Files, taper saw, 3^-inch (Arcade) .dozen.

Files, taper saw, 4-inch (Disston's). .do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 4^2-inch( Disston's) .do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 5-inch (Disston's) . .do. .

.

Files, taper saw, 6-inch (Disston's). .do. .

.

Files, warding, 3-inch (Disston's). . .do. .

.

Files, warding, 4-inch (Disston's) . . .do

Files, warding, 5-inch (Disston's) . do. .

.

Files, warding, 6-inch (Disston's) . . .do. .

.

Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe edge (Ar- cade), dozen.

Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe edge,

(Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, round, 3-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, round, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, 8-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, smooth, half-round, lo-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, mill-saw, 8-inch (Disston's), dozen.

,

Files, mill-saw, lo-inch (Disston's) .do

Files, mill-saw, 12-inch (Disston's) .do. . .

.

Files, flat bastard, 6-inch (Arcade) .do

Files, flat bastard, 8 -inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, lo-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 12-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, flat bastard, 14-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, round bastard, 8-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, round bastard, lo-inch (Disston's), dozen.

400

600

400

6

6

$1.85 per keg.

I1.75 per keg.

I1.70 per keg.

$1.65 per keg.

I1.65 per keg.

$1.65 per keg.

$1.50 per keg.

33 cents per dozen.

33 cents per dozen.

33 cents per dozen.

35 cents per dozen.

38 cents per dozen.

42 cents per dozen.

54 cents per dozen

64 cents per dozen.

63 cents per dozen.

70 cents per dozen.

78 cents per dozen.

90 cents per dozen.

$2.14 per dozen.

63 cents per dozen.

70 cents per dozen.

$1.13 per dozen.

$1.40 per dozen.

$1.70 per dozen.

68 cents per dozen.

90 cents per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

73 cents per dozen.

83 cents per dozen.

$1.10 per dozen.

$1.54 per dozen.

$2.11 per dozen.

55 cents per dozen.

68 cents per dozen.

90 cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 189

No. 27.

Statement of contracts made for stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedfune ^o, i8gg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity.' Contract price.

F. P. Ma3- & Co., Washington, D. C.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. John B. Espey, Wash- ' ington, D. C. ' , Rudolph, West & Co.,

j Washington, D. C. Do

John B. Espej-, Washington, D. C.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

F. P. :Mav & Co., Wash

ington.'D. C. John B. Espev, Washington, D.C.' I Do : Do

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C.

' DoDo

Do.

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington,'D. C. j John B. Espev, Wash- • ington, D.C.' | Do '

Do. Do.

HARDWARE—Continued.

Files, round bastard, 12-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, S-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, lo-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, square bastard, 6-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, square bastard, 8-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, square bastard lo-inch (Disston's), dozen.

Files, square bastard, 12-inch (Disston's), dozen. Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch. No. 5, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, y^-in.ch., No. 5, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, _i-inch. No. 5, gross. , Screws, iron, flat-head, 3/^-inch, No. 6, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 6, gross.

Screws, iron, flat-head, s^-inch, No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, /^-inch. No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 8, gross.

Screws, iron, flat-head, ii^^-inch. No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch, No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 8, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8, gross.

Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ii^-inch. No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10, gross Screws, iron, flat-head, 23^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ii<(-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch. No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^^-inch. No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12, gross,

$r.20 per dozen.

96 cents per dozen.

$1.20 per dozen.

$1.45 per dozen.

$r.8S per dozen.

72 cents per dozen.

87 cents per dozen.

I1.17 per dozen.

$1.62 per dozen.

4.5 cents per gross.

4.8 cents per gross.

6.2 cents per gross.

5.8 cents per gross.

7.2 cents per gross.

7.3 cents per gross.

8 cents per gross.

8.8 cents per gross.

9.5 cents per gross.

10.3 cents per gross.

9 cents per gross.

13.2 cents per gross.

10.3 cents per gross.

11 cents per gross.

12 cents per gross.

13.2 cents per gross.

14.3 cents per gross.

16 cents per gross.

18.7 cents per gross.

22 cents per gross.

9 cents per gross.

13.2 cents per gross.

14.3 cents per gross.

16 cents per gross.

17 cents per gross.
190 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of co7itracts made for stationery, fuel, forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. HARDWARE—continued. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2J4^-iuch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 12, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, J^-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, ij^-inch. No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14, gross. Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 14, gross. Brassoilers, ^-pint, lo-inch spout, .dozen. Brass spouts, 18 inches long, for %-pint

brass oilers, dozen. Brass oilers, i-gill dozen. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES. Black pipe, 6-inch feet.

,

Black pipe, 5-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 4-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 3^-inch do. .

.

Black pipe, 3-inch do. .

.

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, 54; -inch do. . .

.

Black pipe, i^-inch do

Black pipe, %-inch do. . . , Black pipe, ^^-inch do. . . , Galvanized pipe, 3-inch do..., Galvanized pipe, 2-inch do. . . . Galvanized pipe, i^-inch do. . . . Galvanized pipe, ii4;-inch do

Galvanized pipe, i-inch do. . . . Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do

Galvanized pipe, ^-inch do. . . . Galvanized pipe, %-inch do. . . . Galvanized pipe, %;-inch do

Black steam elbows, 6-inch dozen. . Black steam elbows, 5-inch do

Black steam elbows, 4-inch do. . .

.

Black steam elbows, 3>^-inch do

Quantity Contract price.

John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C. Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Do... Do

Do

Do

Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed,Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Cuyler & Mohler, Balti- more, Md.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. Do

DoDo

40

100

100 200 300

300 400

400

600

600

400

200

200

300 300

200

100

100

V2%

y2

18.4 cents per gross.

23.6 cents per gross.

13.2 cents per gross.

18.4 cents per gross.

20.3 cents per gross.

22 cents per gross.

24.7 cents per gross.

I2.75 per dozen.

|4 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

33.5 cents per foot.

25 cents per foot.

17 cents per foot.

14.5 cents per foot.

12 cents per foot.

9.5 cents per foot.

6.25 cents per foot. 4.65 cents per foot.

3.7 cents per foot.

2.75 cents per foot.

2 cents per foot.

1.7 cents per foot.

1.3 cents per foot.

1.3 cents per foot.

20 cents per foot.

10.5 cents per foot.

7.7 cents per foot.

5.85 cents per foot.

4.4 cents per foot.

3.15 cents per foot.

2.6 cents per foot.

2.1 cents per foot.

2.1 cents per foot. $5.92 per dozen.

I4.30 per dozen.

$2.56 per dozen.

I2.26 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 191

No. 27.

Staieme-fit of contracts made for stationety, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8gg—Continued. Name ot contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

PLTTiTBIXG AXD GAS-FITTIXQ SVPPLIES

continued. Crane Companv, New ' Black steam elbows, 3-incli dozen. York, X. Y. "

I Do Black steam elbows, 2j^-incli do. .

Do : Black steam elbows, 2-iricli do. .

Do I Black steam elbows, i J^-inch do . .

Do ! Black steam elbows, i^-inch do. .

Do ' Black steam elbows, i-inch do. .

Do Black steam elbows, ^-inch do. .

Mitchell & Reed, Wash- | Black steam elbows, J^-inch .... do. .

iugton, D. C. Crane Companv, Xew 1 Black steam elbows, ji-inch. do... York, N. Y. "

| Do Black steam elbows, ^^(-inch. .

Do I Galvanized elbows, Do I Galvanized elbows. Do ' Galvanized elbows, Do Galvanized elbows,

Do.. Galvanized elbows,

Mitchell & Reed, Wash- Galvanized elbows,

ington, D. C. Do Galvanized elbows. Do Galvanized elbows, Do Galvanized elbows, Do Galvanized elbows. Crane Companv, Xew Black elbows, 45°, 6- York, N. Y. '

, Do Black elbows, 45°, 5- Do Black elbows, 45°, 4- Do Black elbows, 45^, 3 Do Black elbows, 45°, 3- Do Black elbows, 45'^, 2 Do Black elbows, 45°, 2- Do Black elbows, 45°, 1 Do Black elbows, 45°, i

..do.. 3-inch do.

2^-inch do.

2-inch do .

i^-inch do.

i^-inch do.

i-inch do*

y^-xrvciix do.

5^-inch do.

^ s-inch do . . i^:(-inch do.

inch do.

-inch do.

-inch do.

^-inch do.

-inch do.

^^-inch do.

inch do.

i2-iiich do. i^-inch do. . Do.

Do.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Crane Companv, New

York, N. Y. Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Crane Companv, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Mitchell & Reed, WashBlack elbow.s, 45'^, r-inch do. Black elbows, 45°, 5^4! -inch do. Black elbows, 45°, 3^-inch do. Black elbows, 45°, ^i-inch do

Black elbows, 45^, %;-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, 3-inch

-inch

do..

do.

mgton, D. C. Crane Companv, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Galvanized elbows, 45°, 272-iiiv-ii liu Galvanized elbows, 45°, 2-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, ij^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^<-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, i-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, ^^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, 5'^-inch do. Galvanized elbows, 45°, %-inch do.

$1.80 per dozen.

Si. 07 per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

43 cents per dozen.

34 cents per dozen,

22 cents per dozen.

16.5 cents per dozen.

12 cents per dozen.

3. 75 cents

dozen.

10. 75 cents

dozen.

per

per

$3.24 per dozen.

$2.16 per dozen.

Si. 21 per dozen.

85 cents per dozen.

68 cents per dozen.

42 cents per dozen.

28 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

$7.45 per dozen.

$5. 40 per dozen.

$3.13 per dozen.

S2.69 per dozen.

Si. 94 per dozen.

Si. 30 per dozen.

72.5 cents per dozen.

46 cents per dozen.

41.25 cents per

dozen.

25.5 cents per dozen.

21.5 cents per dozen.

15 cents per dozen.

13 cents per dozen.

14 cents per dozen.

$3.90 per dozen.

$2.58 per dozen.

Si. 47 per dozen.

$1.03 per dozen.

82 cents per dozen.

52 cents per dozen.

40 cents per dozen.

30.25 cents pe

dozen.

26 cents per dozen.
192 REPORT OF THH PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2'-;.— Statement of contracts made f07^ stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune so, iSgg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of article's. Qviantity. Contract price.

Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

Crane Company, New

York, N. Y". Do

DoDoDo

Do..

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. Mitchell cSc Reed, Washington, D. C. Do

Crane Company, New

York, N. Y. DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES—

continued. Galvanized elbows, 45°, ^-inch. . . .dozen. 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, 2^-inch do. .. Black steam tees, 2-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ij^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, i^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, i-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, 5^ -inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, %-inch do. .

.

Black steam tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 3-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 2^-inch .do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 2-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tecs, i^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, 134! -inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, i-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, %-inch do. .

.

Galvanized tees, ^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 6-iuch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 5-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 4-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 3^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 3-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, 23^-inch do. .

.

Black flange imions, 2-inch do. .

.

Black flange imions, i^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, i^-inch do. .

.

Black flange unions, i-inch do. .. Black flange unions, ^-inch .do. .

.

Black flange vmions, J^-inch do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 3-inch . . .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 2^ inch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, 2-inch. . . .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, i^-inch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange tuiions, i^-inch. .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, i-inch. . . .do. .

.

Galvanized flange unions, inch. . .do. .

.

Black right-and-left couplings, i^-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, ij^-inch, dozen.

23 cents per dozen.

$8.64 per dozen.

$6.48 per dozen.

$3.78 per dozen.

I3.24 per dozen.

I2.37.5 per dozen.

$1.57.5 per dozen.

88.5 cents per dozen.

62.5 cents per dozen,

50 cents per dozen.

32.5 cents per dozen.

26 cents per dozen.

19.5 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

20 cents per dozen.

14-75 per dozen.

$3.15 per dozen.

$1.77 per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

$1 per dozen.

65 cents per dozen.

50 cents per dozen.

39 cents per dozen.

35 cents per dozen.

35 cents per dozen.

I8.52 per dozen.

$6.84 per dozen.

,52 per dozen.

.84 per dozen.

,23 per dozen.

.69 per dozen.

.16 per dozen.

.68 per dozen.

.39 per dozen.

,11 per dozen.

cents per dozen.

cents per dozen.

.48 per dozen.

.04 per dozen.

,32 per dozen.

,37 per dozen.

76 per dozen.

25 per dozen.

.99 per dozen.

cents per dozen.

cents per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor statio7iery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during tlie fiscal year endedJune so, i8gg—Continued. Xame ot contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Crane Companv, 2sew

York, X. Y.

Do. Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Do

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Do. Do. Crane Companv, New

York, N. Y. Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. Crane Companv, New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C. Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. S. Doc IIPLTTilBlXG AND GAS-FITTII^G SUPPLIES—

continued. Black right-and-left couplings, i-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, ^-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, J^-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, ^s-inch, dozen. Black right-and-left couplings, 5^-inch, dozen. Black plugs, 6-inch dozen. Black plugs, 5-inch do . .

Black plugs, 4-inch do. .

Black plugs, 3^-inch do. .

Black plugs, 3-inch .do. .

Black plugs, 2^-inch do. .

Black plugs, 2-inch do. .

Black plugs, i^-inch do. .

Black plugs, i^-inch do. .

Black plugs, i-inch do. .

Black plugs, %-inch do . .

Black plugs, J^-inch do.

Black plugs, %-inch do. .

Black plugs, ^-inch do. .

Black caps, 6-inch do. .

Black caps, 5-inch do. .

Black caps, 4-inch do. .

Black caps, 3^^-inch do. .

Black caps, 3-inch do. .

Black caps, 25^-inch do. .

Black caps, 2-inch do. .

Black caps, i J^-inch do. .

Black caps, i^^-inch do. .

Black caps, i-inch do. .

Black caps, ^^-inch do. .

Black caps, J^-inch do. .

Black caps, %-inch do. .

Black caps, ^-inch do. .

Jenkins Brothers' ^^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 54^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' i^-inch globe valves, brass, dozen. 13

30.5 cents per dozen.

23 cents per dozen.

15. 25 cents per dozen.

9.5 cents per dozen.

9.5 cents per dozen.

I2.52 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

87 cents per dozen.

78 cents per dozen.

51 cents per dozen.

36 cents per dozen.

22 cents per dozen.

14 cents per dozen.

10.5 cents per doze:i.

8.25 cents per dozen. 6H cents per dozen.

4.1 cents per dozen.

4.1 cents per dozen.

4.1 cents per dozen.

$3.36 per dozen.

I2.64 per dozen.

$2.10 per dozen.

$1.80 per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

86 cents per dozen.

60 cents per dozen.

46 cents per dozen.

31 cents per dozen.

23 cents per dozen.

14 cents per dozen.

9 cents per dozen.

6 cents per dozen.

6 cents per dozen.

I3.83 per dozen.

I4.28 per dozen.

$5.58 per dozen.

$7.65 per dozen.

$9.75 per dozen.

$13.90 per dozen.

$19.00 per dozen.
194 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. I-, .—Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year ended fune jo, iSgg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantitj^. Contract price. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING SUPPLIES—

continued. Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C

Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves,

brass, dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 2^-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen.

3 $27.50 per dozen. Do 2 $39.40 per dozen. Do Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded, dozen.

I $57.40 per dozen. Jenkins Brothers' sJ^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged, dozen.

$69.50 per dozen. Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged, dozen. % $92 per dozen. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES. Perkins I^lectric Switch Manufacturing Co.,

Hartford, Conn.

Incandescent lamps, i6-candle-power, 110

volts, 50 watts, Edison base, number.

6, 000 18 cents per lamp. Do Incandescent lamps, 25-candle-power, 110

volts, 78 watts, Edison base, number.

I, CJO 20 cents per lamp.

Incandescent lamps, 32-candle-power, no

volts, ICQ watt.s, Edison base, number.

500 27 cents per lamp. Do Rosettes, with extra heavy lugs, for cleat work, number.

500 9 cents each. Do Rosettes, with extra heavy lugs, for molding work, number.

500 9 cents each.

J. ne u niiea otates j^iec- tric Ivighting Co., Washington, D. C.

3, 000 $13.50 per 1,000. Do Hard rubber bushings for Edison sockets, number.

I, 000 37.5 cents per 100.

T^allfa/a TSi-ric R'C^r\ "PlTil \ aiiee jdi ob. cn- \^o., x iin- adelphia. Pa. "Wooden socket handles, hard wood and

polished, number.

. y cent Ccicli.

X lie U 111 Led OLdtCS ±!,iCC- tric Ivighting Co., Washington, D. C.

, 3 cent cscli.

R-Ovcc Sc. 3VX3.rc3.nj AV3.sli- ington, D. C. A-ttachm ent plugs to fit ^^dison .sockets, number.

9-5 cents c3.cli. The United vStates Electric Lighting Co., Washington, D. C. Key sockets, polished brass, Edison tj^pe, number.

I, 000 14.5 cents each.

vaiice xsros. cc ^o., Jr nii- adelphia. Pa. Keyless sockets, polished brass, Edison

type, number.

300 12.5 cents e&cli.

1 ne L' niiea otates x!,icc- tnc Lighting Co., Washington, D. C.

Keyless wall sockets, Edison type, number.

15 cents Ccicli. The Safety In.sulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N. Y. Grimshaw tape, black, %-inch wide, pounds.

100 40 cents per pound.

Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C. Pure rubber tape pounds.

.

50 40 cents per pound. James S. Barron & Co., ISIew York, N. Y. Shade holders, ^^-inch Gleason clamp,

gross.

3 $9 per gross. Do White porcelaiii deep shades, lo-inchesin diameter, for s^^^-inch holder, number.

I, 000 $13 per 1,000.

i he Southern E;iectric Co., Baltimore, Md.Incandescent arc-light carbons, 5^-incn diameter, pairs.

4, 000 $38.50 per 1,000 pairs. Do Incandescent a;rc-light carbons, J4-inch diameter, pairs. 3,000 $46 per 1,000 pairs.

Jas. H. Callender, New

York, N. Y. "P. & B." paint gallons. . 50 $1.15 per gallon. The United States Electric Lighting Co., Washington, D. C.

Cut-outs, No. 61465 number.

.

50 35 cents each.

X)o Cut-outs, No. 61487 do 30

12 75 cents each. Do Cut-outs, No. 61243 do $1 each.

Do............. .... Cut-outs, No. 62835 do 25 50 cents each.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contrads madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscalyear endedJune jo, i8gg—Continued.

]Same of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES—Continued. I^amp cord, Xo. iS, B. & S. gauge . . .\ ards.

3 000 2.5 cents per yard. Shawtnut fuse wire, i-ampere. . . .pounds. . 10 44 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse wire, lo-ampere do...

10 32 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse wire, 20-anipere do 10 30 cents per pound. Shawtnut fuse wire, 50-ampere do...

30 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere do...10 28 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, loo-ampere . do 20 26 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, isoampere . do.... 20 24 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, 200-ampere . do.. . 20 24 cents per pound.

Shawmut fuse ribbon, 250-ampere . do. . . . 20 24 cents per pound. Fuse links, lo-ampere, \Yz inches

center to center, number. from 300 $1.50 per 100.

Fuse links, 20-ampere, ifg inches

center to center, number. from 300 $1.50 per 100. Fuse links, 30-ampere, yYz inches

center to center, number. from $1.50 per 100. Fuse links, 50-ampere, if3 inches

center to center, number.

from $1.50 per 100. Fuse links, loo-ampere, inches

center to center, number.

from 100 $6 per 100. Fuse links, 150-ampere, 4^ inches

center to center, number. from 100 $6 per 100. Fuse links, 200-ampere, 4^^ inches

center to center, .number. from 50 $6 per 100. Fire and moisture proof wire. No. 12 .feet.

10 000 54 cents per 100 feet.

Fire and moisture proof wire. No. 10. do. . . . 5 000 78 cents per 100 feet. Fire and moisture proof wire. No. S. do...

I 000 $1.02 per 100 feet. Fire and moisture proof wire. No. 6. do.... 5 000 6^ pCT* ICQ feet Rubber wire. No. 12 do. . . . 10 000 $1.25 per 100 feet.

do.... 5 000 fi.75 per 100 feet. do. . .

000 %i per 100 feet. do...

5 000 $3.50 per 100 feet. LUMBER.

feet.

5 000 $12 per 1,000 feet. White pine sh-eU-ing, i-inch do...

14, 000 $35 per 1,000 feet. "White pine selects, i-inch do...

5 000 $48 per 1,000 feet. White pine selects, i^-inch do... . 3 000 $48 per 1,000 feet. White pine selects, 2-inch .

do.... 3 000 I48 per 1,000 feet. Georgia pine flooring, i^-inch do...

6, 000 $29 per 1,000 feet. do... . 1,500 $44.50 per 1,000 feet. do.... 1 000 $44.50 per 1,000 feet. Cabinet oak, 2-inch do.... 000 $44.50 per 1,000 feet. Poplar do.... 2 000 $27.50 per 1,000 feet. Cherr\- do.... I 000 $89 per 1,000 feet. .do...

I 000 $11.45 per 1,000 feet. do.... I 000 $24.50 per 1,000 feet. do... 2 000 $59-50 per 1,000 feet. DRY GOODS, ETC.

2 000 ri. 8 cents per yard.

Ro3-ce&Marean, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

The United States Electric Lighting Co., Washington. D. C. Do

Do.

Do

Washburn &:Moen Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

Do

The Safetv Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Do.

The E. E. Jackson Co., Wa.shington, D. C. Do.

Do.

Do.

Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C.
196 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fnet, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune so, i8gg—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity Contract price.

Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. Do

Do

Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C. Thomas G. Hood, Phila- delphia, Pa. Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D.C. Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C.

John P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Do

Hoffman, Corkran & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

Do.... Do

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Standard Oil Co., Wash

ington, D. C. Delete Chemical Co. New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co. Washington, D. C. Do

Shoemaker & Busch

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

W. H. Butler, Washing

ton, D. C. Do

DRY GOODS, ETC.—continued. Bleached cotton, yard wide yards 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, in rolls yards.

.

Alpaca braid, ^-inch do. .

.

Jewelers' cotton, white povmds.

Blankets, woolen . pairs

.

TWINE, ETC. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

Cotton wrapping cord. Page cord.do...

.do... .do...

.do...

.do...

Heavy twine Twine

Jute twine, 6-pl5^ Wrapping twine, strong and .soft, 3, 4, 5, or

6 ply, pounds.

druggists' SUNDRIES.

Potash pounds.

Florida sponge, medium .do.... Florida sponge, small do. .

.

Venetian formes sponge, medium. . .do. .

.

PAINTS, OILS, etc. Benzine, best quality, deodorized, gallons. Tarcolin do. .

.

Alcohol, 95'^ do. . Pure linseed oil Pure linseed oil, boiled.

.do...

.do... I^ewis's white lead pounds

Turpentine gallons. Crude turpentine pounds.

Albany lubricating compound. No. 2.do. .

.

Berry's hard-oil finish gallons. Johnson's white kalsomine, dry-sized, pounds. Wax tapers, in 4-ounce boxes, dozen boxes

.

GLASS.

Glass, No. I, 10 by 12 inches boxes.

Glass, No. 1, 12 by 14 inches do. . .

.

10, 000

10, 000

400

3, 000

5,000

150 500

500

7540

5, 000

500

800

10, 000

3, 000

2, 000

2, 000

6, 000

100

50

100

100

25

2, 000

50

25 800

36

5.9 cents per yard.

7.7 cents per yard.

17.5 cents per yard.

3.4 cents per yard.

9.2 cents per yard.

10.4 cents per yard.

4.8 cents per j'ard. 3 cents per yard.

19 cents per pound.

$2.74 per pair.

4.6 cents per pound.

9.4 cents per pound.

14.8 cents per pound.

4.9 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

5.8 cents per pound.

12.5 cents per pound

3.8 cents per pound.

$2.60 per pound.

I2.45 per pound.

I2.65 per pound.

6.7 cents per gallon.

29 cents per gallon.

$2,395 per gallon.

41.5 cents per gallon.

45 cents per gallon.

5.1 cents per pound.

33.5 cents per gallon.

2.7 cents per pound.

10.8 cents per pound.

$1.35 per gallon.

5.2 cents per pound.

50 cents per dozen

boxes.

$2.10 per box.

$2.30 per box.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 197

No. 27.

Statement of contracts madefor stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune 30, /^'pp—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. ! Contract price.

W. H. Butler, Washing

ton, D.C.

GLASS—continued.

Glass, Xo. I, 12 bj- 15 inches boxes. Do Glass, Xo. i, 12 hy iS inches do.

Do Glass, Xo. i, 12 \>y 20 inches do.

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washinofton, D. C. Do.

Do. Do

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Delete Chemical Co., Xew York, X. Y.

B. & O. Myers, Xew

York, X. X. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washingfton, D. C.

BRUSHES.

Glue brushes, ii^(-inch dozen

Glue brushes, 2-inch do .

Glue brushes, 2j^-inch do.

Glue brushes, 3-inch do.

Glue brushes, 3^-inch do. Pick brushes do .

Lye brushes do .

L^-e brushes, Clinton, X0.3 do.

Printers' absorbent moist brushes, .do.

Matrix brushes

Fitches, ^:^-inch

.do.

.do. Do. Do. Cavanagh Bros. &

K n a p p, Xew York,

N. Y. Page Belting Co., Concord, X. H. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do

Do. Do

Do.

Do. Do

Do. Do

Do. Do.

Do.

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D . C. John B. Espey, Washington, D. C. Cavanagh Bros. &

Knapp, Xew York,

X. Y. Do. The Christopher Lipps

Co., Baltimore, Md.

Sash tools, Xo. 8 do. . Dust brushes, round end, all bristle. do.

Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch do.

OAK-TAXNED LE.\THER BELTING.

Belting, i-inch feet Belting, ii<-inch do.

Belting, 2-inch do. Belting, 25^-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. . CUT LACING LEATHER.

. .feet .do., .do.,

.do..

Rawhide cut laces, i^^-inch .

Rawhide cut laces, i^g-inch . .

Rawhide cut laces, %-inch . .

Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch . .

Rawhide cut laces, %-inch do. MISCELLANEOUS.

Toilet paper, 5 inches wide rolls. Emery cloth quires. Brooms, Xo. 7 dozen.

Brooms, Xo. 8 do. .

Soap pounds.

200 500

200 600

200 200

200

200 200

100

100

2, 000

3, 000

3. 000

500

500

36

24

10, 000

I2.30 per box.

$2.30 per box.

$2.30 per box.

$3.30 per dozen.

I5.60 per dozen.

$11.40 per dozen.

$20.70 per dozen.

$32 per dozen.

$5.90 per dozen.

$4.15 per dozen.

I9.30 per dozen.

$10.75 per dozen.

$57 per dozen.

50 cents per dozen.

$2.30 per dozen.

I5.10 per dozen.

$2 per dozen.

3.6 cents per foot.

6 cents per foot.

4.8 cents per foot.

10.8 cents per foot.

13.2 cents per foot.

26.4 cents per foot.

15.6 cents per foot.

31.2 cents per foot.

18 cents per foot. 36 cents per foot.

27.6 cents per foot. 55.2 cents per foot.

40 cents per 100 feet. 50 cents per 100 feet. 60 cents per 100 feet. 80 cents per ICQ feet. |i.io per 100 feet.

4.8 cents per roll.

36 cents per quire.

$2.62 per dozen.

$2.88 per dozen.

3.5 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1']. —Statement of contracts made for stationery^ fnet^forage^ ice, and miscella- neous items during the fiscal year endedJune ^o, i8gg—Continued, Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C. John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C. Do

John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. The Baltimore Waste

Co., Baltimore, Md. The Grove I,ime and

Coal Co., Washington,

D.C. Do

Do

Do

H. A. Herrell, Washington, D.C.

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C. Do

John K. Korff, Washington, D. C.

MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

Buckets, cedar dozen.

Buckets, galvanized iron do. .

.

Karthen crocks, i-gallon do. .

.

Sawdust .barrels Cotton waste, XXX pounds.

Portland cement barrels.

Rosendale cement do I^ump lime . do. . . . Sharp sand cubic yards.

.

Arch brick number. . Sun window awnings awnings. . Re-covering sun window awning frames, number. Washing and ironing towels number.

.

4

6

25

I, 000

8, 000

25

75

1575

25, 000

50

(^)

100, 000

$3.05 per dozen.

$1.78 per dozen.

$1.50 per dozen.

18 cents per bai-rel. 6.75 cents per

pound.

$2.35 per barrel.

$1.05 per barrel.

60 cents per barrel. 90 cents per cubic

yard.

$6.48 per 1,000.

$2.15 per awning.

$1.35 per awning.

38 cents per 100 towels.

1 Such number as may be required. No. 28.

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

during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg. Name of cotitractor. Description of articles. Quantity, Contract price.

A. ly. Henderson, Mill- burn, N. J. Do. W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J. The Oueen City Paper

Co.,Cincinnati, Ohio. W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J. The Queen City Paper

Co.,"Cincinnati, Ohio.

lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N.Y. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

lyouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

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

Richard Young C o

.

New York, N. Y.

BINDERS' BOARDS.

Binders' boards, No. i quality . . . .pounds

Binders' boards, No. 2 quality do. . Davey's boards do.

.

Strawboard .

.

Trunk board Pulp board . . .

.do.,

.do., .do.. LEATHER.

Turkey morocco dozen

Cochineal Turkey morocco do.

.

lyCvant Turkey morocco do.

.

lyCvant cochineal Turkey morocco, .do.

.

English calf, various colors do.

.

Blue straight-grained roan do.

.

Cochineal .straight-grained roan ... .do.

.

Green straight-grained roan do.

.

Do. Maroon straight-grained roan .do.

60, 000

500, 000

350, 000

50, 000 3>5oo

5,000

180

250

5

35

100

50

3 cents per pound.

1.9 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

1.4 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

2.5 cents per pound.

$12.50 per dozen.

I12.40 per dozen.

I29 per dozen.

$30 per dozen.

|2i per dozen.

|6.26 per dozen.

|6.2o per dozen.

$6.75 per dozen.

$6.75 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 199

No. 28.

StateDient of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper)

during the fiscal year endedfli ne 30, 7<?9p—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Thonias Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y. Do

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

LKATHER—Continued. I^ight-brown roan, calf finish dozen. , Blue straight-grained skiver do. .

Cochineal straight-grained skiver . .do. .

Thomas Gamar & Co. New York, N. Y. DoDo .' Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

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

Blue ungrained skiver .

Brown ungrained skiver

.do... , .do... Cochineal English title leather, thin Cochineal English title leather, thick Blue English title leather, thin Blue English title leather, thick Green English title leather, thin Green English title leather, thick I^aw sheep, extra I^aw calf dozen.

Do.

Do. Thomas Garnar & Co. New York, N. Y. Do

Bark skiver, medium.

Bark skiver, thin Fleshers

.do., .do. . .do.

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

Do.

Interlaken Mills, Provi- dence, R. I.

Imitation Russia (cowhide), in whole

skins, medium, feet. Imitation Russia (cowhide), in whole

skins, heav}', feet. Imitation Russia (cowhide), in half skins, pebbled, feet. Cowhide buffing, various colors,thick . feet .

Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin. .do. . , BOOK CLOTH, BEST QUALITY.

Black pieces. Common colors do. .

Extra brown do ... , Extra green do. . . , Extra blue do . .

Ruby, solferino, and magenta do. .

Cochineal do. .

Any shade or color do. .

PENS FOR RULING MACHINES.

Hickok's ruling pens, letter C (faint line), points. Do Hickok's ruling pens, triple backs (single down line), points. Do Hickok's ruling pens, triple backs (double down line), points. Do 1 Hickok's ruling pens, to go in clamp, triple backs (long double), points. Hickok's ruling pens, to go in clamp, triple backs (long single) points. SILK HEADBANDS.

Silk headband No. 2

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Lucius S. Bigelow.

Swarthmore, Pa.

Do.

Louis Dejonge & Co., .pieces. New York, N. Y. Do ^ Silk headband No. 3 do.. Do I Silk headband No. 4 do..

100

1060

30

4, 000

25 300

200 350

60, 000

5, 000 5,000

2, 500

100 500

1,500

15050

TOO 500

6, 000

400

400

500

200

$7.50 per dozen.

$6.70 per dozen.

|6.2o per dozen.

$6.20 per dozen.

|7 per dozen.

$6 per dozen.

17.50 per dozen.

rf5-75 per dozen.

7.50 per dozen, per dozen.

7.50 per dozen.

I7.20 per dozen.

$23 per dozen.

$4.70 per dozen.

I4.20 per dozen.

$2. go per dozen.

-II cents per foot.

.13 cents per foot.

16 cents per foot.

8 cents per foot.

8 cents per foot.

|4 per piece.

$5

17.

25 per piece.

20 per piece. 50 per piece. 50 per piece.

25 per piece.

.f8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

I cent per point.

1.5 cents per point.

1.5 cents per point.

2.3 cents per point.

2. 3 cents per point.

30 cents per piece.

33 cents per piece.

36 cents per piece.
200 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies [esccept paper)

during the fiscal year endedJune 30^ j8gg —Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Hastings & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. M. Schultz&Bros., New

York, N. Y. George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y. Hastings & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa.

J. R. I^eeson & Co., Boston, Mass.

Boston Thread and Twine Co., Boston, Mass.

John P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Boston Thread and Twine Co., Boston, Mass. John P. Nawrath, New

York, N. Y. Boston Thread and Twine Co., Boston, Mass.

J. R. I,eeson & Co., Boston, Mass. Do.

Do.

^. C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do

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

Russell Fraser, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do.

Do. Do.

M. I,issberger, New

York, N. Y.

B. I^owenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y. James Clendenin, Balti- more, Md.

Geo. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y.

GOLD LEAF. Gold leaf, XX packs. . Gold leaf, usual do. . . . Imitation gold leaf do. . .

.

Gold leaf, edge (3^ by 3% inches) . .do. . . . THREAD, TWINE, ETC. Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cord, in balls, pounds. Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord, in balls, pounds.

Best American thread. No. 16, in balls, pounds.

Best American thread. No. 20, in balls, pounds.

Best American thread. No. 30, in balls, pounds.

Best American thread No. 35, in balls, pounds. Thread, No. 30, 2-cord, in skeins, pounds.

.

Thread, No. 35, 3-cord, gray, gilling, pounds. Thread, No. 45, 3-cord, gray, in balls, pounds. 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. 60, pounds.

I<.inen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 70, pounds.

Soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 pounds. WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES.

Tinned wire. No. 23, on spools. . .povmds.

.

Tinned wire. No. 24, on spools do. . .

.

Round wire. No. 22, for stitching machines, pounds. Round wire. No. 24, for stitching machines, pounds.

Flat wire. No. 20 by 23, for stitching machines, pounds. STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL.

Stereotype metal pounds. .

lycad, in pigs or bars do. . . . Tin, in bars do. . .

.

Antimony and tin do. . . .

2, 000

I, 000

1,500

100

300

300 300

200

TOO

3, 000

I, 000 500

100 500

800

3,000

500

500 500

500 500

5, 000

5, 000

$6.62 per pack.

$5.75 per pack.

$1.20 per pack.

$8 per pack.

55 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

48 cents per pound.

48 cents per poiind.

58 cents per pound.

76 cents per pound.

70 cents per pound.

52.4 cents per

pound.

68 cents per pound.

45 cents per spool.

60 cents per spool.

75 cents per spool.

$2.44 per pound.

I2.99 per pound.

26 cents per pound.

7.25 cents per

pound.

7.25 cents per

pound.

7.25 cents per

pound.

7.25 cents per

pound.

9 cents per pound.

5.4 cents per pound.

3.9 cents per pound.

15.5 cents per pound.

II cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 201

No. 28.

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

during thefiscal year endedJune 30, iSgg—Continued. Xame of contractor.

M. Lissberger, New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Do.

Description of articles.

Ouintin Mackall, Washington, D. C. Geo. D. MaekeV, Xew

York, X. Y. Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, X. Y. Do. Do.

Do.

Geo. D. Mackev, Xew

York, X. Y. Henn.- R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do.

Do.

Do. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Geo. D. :Mackev, Xew

York, X. Y. Joseph Dixon Crucible

Co., Jersey City, X.J.

J. Fremont Frey, Indi- anapolis, Ind.

Armour & Co., Xew

York, X. Y.

F. H. Lovell & Co., Xew

York, X. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X'. Y. The J. C. Frgood Co., Washington, D. C. DoDo

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

STEREOTYPERS' MATERIAL—Continued. Solder pounds. .

Tin foil do... Copper batterj- plates do. .

Sifted cast-iron filings do. .

Sulphate of copper do. .

Kiln-dried blocking board feet. Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

40 pounds, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

50 pounds, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches,

60 pounds, reams.

WTiite tissue paper, Xo. i, 19 hy 24 inches, reams. Extra cream tissue paper, Xo. i, 19 by 24 inches, reams. White matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 80 pounds, reams. Red matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 20 pounds, reams.

Stereot\-pe tissue paper, 19 bj- 24 inches, reams.

Stereotype drj-ing blankets, 24 by 30 inches, pairs. Stereotype molding blankets, 24 by 30 inches, each. Sulphuric acid carboys. Muriatic acid do. .

Molding wax pounds.

Plumbago do. .

Stereotj-pe backing powder do. .

GLUE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC. Glue pounds. . Ground glue do. . .

Ultramarine blue do ... . Chrome j^ellow, dark orange do. . .

Chrome yellow do. .

Soluble blue do ...

Carmine, Xo. 40, in ounce bottles, .ounces. , Carmine indigo paste, in lo-pound jars, pounds.

Cochineal lake, marblers' colors, .pounds. , Sweet oil, in half pint bottles, dozen bottles. Virgin olive oil quarts.

Butter oil pounds.

French book varnish dozen.

Quantity.

500

3, 000

9, 000

9, 000

5, 000

3,000

10

50

10

7550

20

4050

18

36

3

3

2, 000

I, 000

3, 000

25, 000

I, 000

50

50

75

2550

60

150 200

4

600

Contract price.

9.6 cents per pound.

14.6 cents per pound,

15. 1 cents per pound.

2.1 cents per pound.

3.95 cents per pound.

13.9 cents per foot.

$4 per ream.

$5 per ream.

|6 per ream.

$1.35 per ream.

$1.45 per ream.

$7.60 per ream.

$1.90 per ream.

$1.55 per ream.

$2 per pair.

$2 each.

$2.84 per carboy.

$2.44 per carboy.

19.9 cents per pound.

30. 6 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

12 cents per pound.

12.75 cents per

pound.

8.9 cents per pound.

9. 75 cents perpound.

8.5 cents per pound.

39.5 cents perpound.

24 cents per ounce.

60 cents per pound.

55 cents per pound.

50 cents per dozen

bottles, 60 cents per quart.

6. 75 cents perpound.

$12.50 per dozen.
202 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except papei')

during thefiscal year ended fiuie jo, i8gg —Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

GLUE, MARBLERS' COLORS, ETC.-—cont'd. M. Feigel & Co., New

York, N. Y. .pounds. * 100 21 cents per pound.

H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y.

E)°^g albumen do 300 65 cents per pound.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. Blood albumen do.... 150 28 cents per pound. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

.do.... 300 6.5 cents per pound.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C. do.... 600 7.5 cents per pound.

lyOuis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C. Beeswax do.... 300 28 cents per pound. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Oranulated gum arabic .do...

.

100 38.9 cents per pound.

Criim 3.r3.bic sorts do 50

250

22. 2 cents perpound.

Z. D. Oilman, Washing- 28 cents per pound.

ton, D. C. do.... Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. do 250 74 cents per pound. M. Feigel & Bro.,New

Y'ork, N. Y.

,do.... 10 I1.35 per pound.

Oeo. F._ Muth & Co., Washington D C

do.... 50 7.75 cents perpound. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Pulverized alum , ,,,do. ... 1,500 2.2 cents per pound. Do Oxalic acid do.... 150

20

7.9 cents per pound.

Quintin Mackall, Wash- 33.5 cents perpound.

ington, D. C. do. . .

.

Do do.... 100 5 cents per pound. MISCELLANEOUS.

Ouards for patent backs for books, guards. Backs for money-order guard books, backs

.

50, 000

1,500

0.008 cent per guard. Oustav A. Schurmann, $1.05 per back. New York, N. Y. F.C. Fuller & Co., New

York, N. Y. Rope manila back-lining paper. .pounds.

.

3,000 7.1 cents perpound. Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C. Canvas for covering blank books, .yards. . 3, 500 28.2 cents per yard. H. Oriffin & Sons, New

Y'ork, N. Y.

do. . .

.

10, 000 2 cents per yard. Berger Bros., South

Bend, Ind. pounds.

.

500 15 cents per yard. The Queen City Paper

Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Parchment substitute 100 70 cents per piece. H. Orififin & Sons, New

York, N. Y.

do...

.

200 34.5 cents per piece. W. M. Oalt & Co., Washington, D. C. .barrels.

.

150 $4.35 per barrel. The J. C. Ergood Co., Washington, D. C. gallons.

.

50 11.75 cents per gallon.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 203

No. 29.

Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedfune 30, i8gg.

Name of contractor. Title of document.

Number

of

illustrations. Number

of printed

copies

each. Number

of

engraved

plates. Amount

of

contract.

A. Hoen&Co Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Sui^-ey, part 2.

10 15, 150 $1, 193. 00

Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 6.

I 15, 350 250. 00 Do Monograph XXXII, part 2, U. S. Geological Survey.

8 4, 850 1,175.00 Do Monograph XXXIV, U. S. Geological Survey.

17 4) 850 900. 00 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission I 6,850 125. 00 for 1898. Do Fifteenth Annual Report of the Bureau

of Animal Industr3^

9 35, 000 1, 615. 00 Albany Hiigra\'ingCo., New

York, N. Y. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director of the U. vS. Geological Survey,

parts.

116 250. 00 Do Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 6.

46. 00 Do Monograph XXXIV, U. S. Geological

Surv'ey.

05 134. 00 Albertype Co., Brooklyn,

N. Y. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3.

1, 143. 00 Do Report of Smithsonian Institution for

1897, part 2. 80 II, 900 6, 080 00 American Process Elngrav- ing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2.

124 105. 00 Do do 153 440. 00 Do Report of the Smithsonian Institution

for 1897, part 2. 490 331.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C. Monograph XXXVIII, U. S. Geological Survey.

4, 850 14- 75 Do Abridgment of Messages and Documents, 55th Congress, ist session,

vol. 3.

4 12, 000 250. 00 Do Annual Report of the Chief of iCngi- neers. United States Army, for 1898.

3, 250 798. 00 Bookhout Bros., New York,

N. Y. Report of the Secretary of Agriculture

for 1898.

64. 00 Brown-Bierce Co., Dayton,

Ohio. Twentieth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey, part 2.

17 54- 00 Do Fifteenth Annual Report of the Bu- reau of Animal Industry.

49 49-49 Do Bulletin No. 157, U. S. Geological Survey.

17 18.72 Do Bulletin of the U. S. Fish Commission 67 174- 79 for 1898. Do Monograph XXXVIII, U. S. Geological Survey.

13 17- 52 Heliotype Printing Co., Boston, Mass. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 2.

3 15, 150 496. 00 Do Monograph XXXII, part 2, U. S. Geological Surv-ey.

29 4, 850 I, 750. 00 Do Fifteenth Annual Report of the Bu- reau of Animal Industry.

6 35. 000 I, 310. 00 Do Report of the Secretary of Agriculture

for 1898.

2 509, 850 5, 091. 00
204 R^PORl" OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving during the

fiscal year endedJune 30, 7<§pp—Continued.

illus- 3. Number

CJ . (U of "I Amount Name of contractor. Title of document. 0 0

1-, t! printed of

mbe

trai copies

each. mbe contract.

J. Manz & Co., Cnicago, 111.

.

ivionograpn u. o. Vjcoiogicai Survey,

$137. 80 Julius Bien & Co., New Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- 16, 350 438. 00

X orK, i\ . Y. rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part I. Do Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

39 15, 150 4, 684. 00 part 3. Do ~ Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

10 15, 350 I, 398. 00 part 4. Do Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rectorof the U. S. Geological Survey,

29 II, 150 4, 930. 00 part 5. Do Bulletin No. 157, U. S. Geological Survey.

17 4, 850 I, 498. 00 Do Monograph XXXI, U. S. Geological 34 4, 850 4, 675. 00 Survey. Do Monograph XXXIII, U. S. Geological Survey.

6 4,850 469. 00 Do Monograph XXXVI, U. S. Geological 19 4, 850 2, 179. 00 Survey. Do Monograph XXXVIII, U. S. Geological 18 4, 850 I, 198. 00 Survey. Do Report of the Secretary of Agriculture I 509, 850 I, 498. 00 for 1898. IVTaurice Joyce EJngraving do 92

Co., Washington, D. C

Report of the Major-General Com- manding the Army to the Secretary

1. 00 of War for 1898. Menden Gravure Co., Meri- Monograpn XXXVi, U. b. ideological 26 4, 850 I, 350' 00 den, Conn.

Norris Peters Co., Washing- Abridgment of Messages and Docu- 23 12, 000 I, 598. 00 ton D. C. ments, 55tli Oongress, 3d session,

vol. 3. Do

ments, 55th Congress, 3d session.

10 12, 000 396. 00

vol. 4. Do Report of the Major-General Com- manding the Army to the Secretary

5 5, 350 45- 00 of War for 1898. Do Monograph XXXII, U. S. Geological Survey.

4, 850 20. 00 Do

neers, United States Army, for 1898. 115 3, 825. 00 Photo-Engraving Co., New Monograph XXXVI, U. S. Geological 23 30. 76 York, N. Y. Survey. Do Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1898. 103 349. 00 Terry Kngraving Co., Co- lumbus, Ohio. Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

part 3.

59 143- 50 Do 14648

63-75 Do Monograph XXXI, U. S. Geological 124. 22 Survey. Do Monograph XXXII, U. S. Geological 72 284. 25 Survey. Do Nineteenth Annual Report of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey,

252 135- 00 part 4. Wm. H. Rehm, Chicago, 111 , . 127 300. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 205

No. 2>o.—Schedule of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Pri^ithig for furnishing paper for the public printing and binding from March /, i8gg, to February 2S, igoo.MACHINE-FINISHED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS A.

X,ot 1.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md $0. 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa .029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... .028 Bulklev, Dimton & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do.... . 029 Ticonderoga Pt;lp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga, N. Y do...

.031 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa .032 George F. Kennj", Detroit, Mich do.... .031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Companv, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md >. .029

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa . . . . do .031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C .029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .033 Morrison & Cass Paper Companv, Tvrone, Pa do.... •03 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do... . 029

I^ot 2.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds:

do.... .035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... . 029 do.... .028 Bulklev, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y . 029 do.... .029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Companv, Ticonderoga, N. Y do.... .03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .032 do.... .031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do...

.032 do.... .029 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .036 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do...

.031 .029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .033 do.... •03 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... . 029 Lot 3. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls) : do.... .029 do.... . 029 Bulklev, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .029 do.... .029 do.... . 029 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .032 George F. Kennv, Detroit, Mich do.... .031 The Jessup & INIoore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .032 Smith Dixon & Co Baltimore Md .

do .028

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... •033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa. . .

.

'. do.... .031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... .029 Lot 4.-5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... .029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do.... .029 New York and Penn.sylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do.... .029 do.... .028 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.... f03i The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa .do.... .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .029

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa • do.... .033 do.... .031 do.... .029
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Lot 5. —^5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa per pound. . $0. 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, L,ockhaven, Pa do.. . .029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 028 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 031 George Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jcssup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 036 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029 Lot 6.-5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa .do 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029

Bvilkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyOckhaven, Pa do 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 029 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 A. G. Klliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia JPulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029 Lot 7.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls) : P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa ... .do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C ". do 029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029 Lot 8. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls)

:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 031 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Je.s.sup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 .West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y .do 029 Lot 9. —5,000 reams. No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 029

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 029
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 207

IvOt 9.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls) —Continued. Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa ' per pound . . $0. 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Tessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 ' R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do... .029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. ... . 029 Lot 10. —5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 03

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 029

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 028 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 029 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032

vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . .03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C . do .029 . A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tj-rone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

I^ot II.—5,000 reams. No. i, 24 bj- 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 029 Carter, Rice Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Lockhaven, Pa do 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md •. do 029

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

liOt 12. —5,000 reams, No. i, 24 123- 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls): P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.. . .029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Bo.ston, Mass do 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... .029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do 029 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 George P\ Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do ... . 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 029 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa. do 03 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 031 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 029

I,ot 13.-5,000 reams, No. i, 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds (in 38 or 48 inch rolls):

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, Tockhaven, Pa do 029 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 029 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 03 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y .do 03
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IvOt 14. —5,000 reams, No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa $0. 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do... . . 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . . 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do... . . 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do... . •03 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do... . .032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do... .031 The Je.ssup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do... .032 vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do... .028 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do... .031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C •03 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... •033 do.... •03 do... . 029

IvOt 15.-5,000 reams, No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

do...

.

.029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do... . .028 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do... . 029 do...

.

. 029

do... ,028 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .032

do... . .031 The Jessup& Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do...

.

.032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .029 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do.... .036 do... . .031 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C. do. .. . •03 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . 033

Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do... . •03 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do... . 029

L,ot 16. —5,000 reams. No. i, 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, vSpringforge, Pa do.... . 029 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do... . . 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, I^ockhaven, Pa do.... . 029 Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper Company, Ticonderoga, N. Y do... .029 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do... .032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.... .031 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do... . 032 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .028 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . .031 do.... -03 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do... . •033 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do... . -03 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. .. . . 029

I^ot 17. —500 reams, 38 inches in width:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do... . .028 do... . . 029 Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y do... . . 029 New York and Pennsylvania Company, lyockhaven. Pa do. . . . . 029

.031 .032

rlr>

. 029 do .031 SIZED AND SUPERCALENDERED BOOK PRINTING PAPER, CLASS B.

I^ot. 18.—4,000 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds:

$0. 035 do.... .031 do...

.

.031 do...

.

•035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do ... •035 do.... .031 do.... •039 do... . .032 do... . .036 do...

.

•035 do.... .03?
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I,ot 19. —2,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90 pound; Dobler S£ Mudge, Baltimore, Md , $0. 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .031 do.... .031 do.... .032 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do.... .032 George F. Kennv, Detroit, Mich do.... .035 do...

• 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .031 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. ..

• 043 ^

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do...

•039 R.P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do... ,

. .032 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. .. .036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do.... 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do...

.032

I,ot 20. —3,000 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... • 035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ..

.031 do...

•035 do.... • 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ..

•03 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do...

• 043

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do... . • 032 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do. ..

032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... .032

I^ot 21.—5,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do. ..

.031 do. ..

.031 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich ' do.... • 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .' do. .. . •03 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati,' Ohio do.... .047

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... 034 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. . .032 do.... .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do.... .032 Lot 22. —5,000 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 120 pounds:

do.... •035

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do...

.031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... •03 do. .. . • 035 The Jessvxp & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.... • 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do...

.031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do.... • 034 R. P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

.032 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .036 Morri-son & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do .032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do... . .032

IvOt 23. —500 reams, ixYz by 29 inches, 40 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa ...do.... .031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... .031 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do... . 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do • 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do...

.031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

.038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C : do.... •035 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ..

.036 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. ..

• 035

I/Dt 24.—1,000 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do.... .031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... .031 do.... .031 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.... • 035 The Jes.sup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do.... .035 S. Doc. 11^—14
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I,ot 24. —1,000 reams, 29 hy 43 inches, 80 pounds—Coiitiiuxed. Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. $0,031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 035 A. G. E^lliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Companj', Tyrone, Pa do. . . .035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035

lyOt 25.-5,000 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 12c pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 03 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md. do 031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 034 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 033 A.G. E;niot& Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 032

I,ot 26.-1,500 reams, 22^^ by 31^^ inches, 50 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 036

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 K. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 George F, Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 035 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035

I,ot 27. —1,500 reams, 22^ by 311^ inches, 42 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031

E). G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa .do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do . . . .031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 035 A. G. :eiliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do. ... . 035

I<ot 28. —1, 500 reams, 2234 by 31^ inches, 40 pounds:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 031 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do 031 F. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031 Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 035 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa » do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 035 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 035

lyOt 29. —1,000 reams, 2>'^% by 45^ inches, 80 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 034

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 032 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 E. G. Bobb, Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 D. M. Bare & Co., Roaring Springs, Pa do 032 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031
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I/)t 29.-1,000 reams, 2>'^% hy 45 inches, So pounds—Continued.

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0,038 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 035 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tyrone, Pa do 035 "West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y. . do 035

I,ot 30.—1,000 reams, 38 inches in width:

P. H. Glatfelter, Springforge, Pa do 03 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 031 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 035 The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 035 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 031

Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C ; do 033

.\. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa ". do ... .036 Morrison & Cass Paper Company, Tj-rone, Pa do 032 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, New York, N. Y do 032 WRITIXG PAPER. OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Lot 31. —8,000 reams white double cap, 17 hy 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 059 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 053 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md do 055 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 083 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 052 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 051 Lot 32.—1,500 reams double cap i any color), 17 hy 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore. ZSId .'. . .do 069

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 064 Connecticut River Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do 06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, :\rd do 06 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati. Ohio do 084 Riverside Paper Company. Holyoke, :Mass. do 07 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 059 Lot 33. —1,500 reams white demy, 16 by 21 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 059

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 058 Connecticut River Paper Company-, Hoh'oke, Ma.ss do 06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 055 Riverside Paper Company, Hoh'oke, Mass *. do. . . . 052 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .051 Lot 34. —9,000 reams white double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 059

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 058 Connecticut River Paper Company*, Holyoke. Mass do 06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 055 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 052 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 051 Lot 35.—500 reams double demy i any color), 21 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, :\rd do 069

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 064 Connecticut River Paper Companj^ Holj'oke, Mass do. ... .06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 06 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 087 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 059 Lot 36.—T,ooo reams white folio post, 17 by 22 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 059

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 053 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 06 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 055 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 052 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 051 Lot 37. —100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 069
212 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

lyOt 37. —100 reams blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches—Continued.

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Diem &. Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

A. G. Klliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . Lot 38.-2,500 reams white double folio post, 22 by 34 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

Lot 39.—100 reams blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

A. G. E^lliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa

Lot 40. —1,000 reams white medium, 18 by 23 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

A. G. p;iliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa

Lot 41. —100 reams blue medium, 18 by 23 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut R,iver Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

Lot 42. —1,000 reams white royal, 19 by 24 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md .' Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

Lot 43.—100 reams blue royal, 19 by 24 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

Lot 44. —500 reams white super royal, 20 by 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

River.side Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

Lot 45. —100 reams blue super royal, 20 by 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass

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

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L,ot 46. —1,000 reams white imperial, 23 by 51 inches: Dobler & jMudge, Baltimore, Md per pound.

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass . . do. .

Connecticut River Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

Riverside Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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

Lot 47. —100 reams blue imperial, 23 by 31 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

Connecticut River Paper Companj-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md : do. .

Riverside Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do. .

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

I^t 48. —4,000 reams v^riting paper, white, 28 inches in width: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltiijiore, Md do. .

Riverside Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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

Lot 49. —100 reams writing jiaper, colored, 28 inches in width: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

Connecticut River Paper CompanJ^ Holyoke, Mass do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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

Lot 50. —100 reams golden envelope paper, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

Diem & Wing Paper Companj-, Cincinnati, Ohio do. .

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

COVER P.A.PER. Lot 51. —2,000 reams cover paper of anj^ .size, weight, and color : Dobler and Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

George F. Kennj-, Detroit, Mich do. .

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. .

PLATE PAPER.

Lot 52.—75,000 pounds plate paper (first class) of any size, weight, and tint: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound.

Peter Adams Paper Companj', New York, N. Y do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Ma.ss do. .

George W. Millar & «o.. New York, N. Y do. .

George F. Kennj-, Detroit, Mich do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa do. .

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio " do. .

Dill & Collin.s, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

MAP PAPER.

Lot 53. —200,000 pounds map paper of any size and weight: Dobler & Mudge Baltimore, Md per pound. Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do. .

Holj'oke Paper Companj^, Holyoke, Mass do. .

Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. .

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do. .

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. .

Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. .

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .

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SUPERFINE (double) COATED BOOK PAPER.

hot 54.-250,000 pounds superfine (double)' coated book paper of any size, weight, and tint: Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio per pound.

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do. .

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Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa do. .

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Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do". .

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Dill & Collins, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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MANILA PAPER.

Lot 55.—1,500 reams manila paper of any required size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per pound

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.

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Cumberland Paper Company, Allegany County, Md do.

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The F. W. McNeal Company, New York, N. Y do.

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Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

I^ot 56. —2,000 reams rope manila of any required size and weight: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass

George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y

The Jessup & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

The F. W. McNeal Company, New York, N. Y

Reading Paper Mills, Reading, Pa

lyOt 57. —100 reams bleached manila, 24 by 38 inches, 145 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass W. H. Parsons & Co., New York, N. Y

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md

The F. W. McNeal Company, New York, N. Y.

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I GLAZED BOND PAPER.

IvOt 58. —100,000 pounds glazed bond paper of any color, size, and weight: The Everett Waddey Company, Richmond, Va per pound

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Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. do. .

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Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do. .

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Hoh'oke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. .

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. .

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Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa ' do. .

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Valley Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass do. .

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George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do. .

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The Beebe & Holbrook Company, Holyoke, Mass do. .

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R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Riverside Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass do. .

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Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do. .

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Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. .

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ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

Lot 59. —20,000 pounds artificial parchment of any size and weight: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md , do.

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Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do.

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Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do.

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Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do.

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Holyoke Paper Company", Holyoke, Mass do.

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Carew Maniifacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do.

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Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.

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Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do.

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George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.

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Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.. The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.

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Lot 60. —3,000 pounds parchment deed of any size and weight: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound . . Jo. 29 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, :Md . . . ^ do 34 Conrow Brothers, New York. 2s . Y do 19 Springdale Paper Company, AVestfield. Mass do 138 Holyoke Paper Compan}-, Holyoke, Mass do 139 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 139 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 14 Valley- Paper Compam*. Holyoke. Mass do 134 Smith, Dixon & Co.. Baltimore, Md do 138 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do 13 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 134 "Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 162 CARDBOARD.

IX)t 61.—20,000 sheets hea-vy- railroad board, 22 by 28 inches, 2S0 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass , per pound. So. 041 George W. Millar, New York, X. Y do 041 W. H. Parsons & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 04 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do ... .046

I/)t 62.—20,000 sheets china board, 21 by 2S inches, 210 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 04 W. H. Parsons & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 04 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 051

I/)t 63. —20,000 sheets colored cardboard, 22 by 2S inches, 210 pounds:

Carter, *Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston, 2klass do 04 W. H. Parsons & Co.. Xew York. X. Y do 04 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 039 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 05 Lot 64. —50,000 sheets manila cardboard of any size and weight:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do .. . .038 W. H. Parsons & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 032 Smith, Dixon &Co.. Baltimore. 2.1d do 032 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 038 BRISTOL BOARD.

I/3t 65.—600,000 sheets white bristol board, Xo. i, of any size and weight: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . .072 Browne & Stuart. Cincinnati, Ohio io 067

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 075 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 10 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington. D. C do 068 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 079

I<ot 66. —1,500,000 sheets bristol board of any size, weight, and color: Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston. Mass do 029 W. H. Parsons & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 026 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md ; do 03 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Companj-, Boston, Mass do 03 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 06 Lot 67.—500,000 sheets Manila bristol board, of any size and weight;

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 029 W. H. Parsons & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 024 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 021 Geo. W. Wheelwright Paper Company, Boston, Mass do 03 FIRST-CLASS LEDGKR PAPER.

Lot 6S. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches: Parsons Paper Compam-, Holyoke, Mass per pound. . . 149 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 125 Conrow Brothers, Xew York, X. Y do 119 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 125 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 128 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 148 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 114 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston, :Mass do 12 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 L- L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do. ... .18
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L,ot 68. —500 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches—Continued. Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pound. $0. 118 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 119 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 118 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 118 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 125 Riverside Paper Compan}^, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 149

IvOt 69. —1,500 reams dovible cap, 17 by 28 inches: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 149 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 125 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 119 Browne & vStuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 125 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 128 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 148 Carew Manufacturing Company, vSouth Hadley Falls, Mass do 114 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 12 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13

ly. L,. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 18 Valley Paper Company,, Holyoke, Mass do 118 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 119 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 118 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass do 118 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 125 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 144

L,ot 70. —1,000 reams demy, 16 by 21 inches: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 154 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 125 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 119 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio , do. . . . 125 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 128 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 148 Carew Manvifacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 114 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 12 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 13 T. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do 18 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 118 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 119 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 118 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 118 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 125 Riverside Paper Company, Holj'oke, Mass do 148 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 144

lyOt 71.-1,000 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 167 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 13 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y. . do 127 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 128 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 128 Detre & Blackburn? Philadelphia, Pa do 148 Carew Manufacturing Company'', South Hadley Falls, Mass do 114 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass .do 13 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 14

ly. ly. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do. . . . ,18 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 124 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 124 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 119 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 119 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 127 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 148 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 144

I^ot 72. —1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches : Par.sons -Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 154 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 14 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 124 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 128
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Lot 72.-1,000 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches—Continvied.

$0. 128 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do...

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. 124 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.... . 124 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md . do...

.119 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .119 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .127 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .165 do...

.144 Lot 74.—500 reams .super royal, 20 bj^ 28 inches : Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do... . 164 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... •145 do.... •137 Browne & Stviart, Cincinnati, Ohio do

Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do...

.138 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia Pa do... . .148 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do...

.119 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... •15 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... •155 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do.... .179 L. L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do.... . 18 do.... 134

George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do.... •135 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do... . . 129 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do... . . 129 R. P. Andrews & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do... • 134 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .165 do... .

• 144 Lot 75. —300 reams imperial, 23 by 31 inches:

.' do... . • 174 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do.... .145 do... . 137 do

Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do...

.138 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do...

. 148 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, do.... .124 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do.... 15

Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .155 do... .179 L. L. Brown Paper Company, Adams, Mass do.... .18 do.... •134 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do...

•135 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do.... .149
2l8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 75.—300 reams imperial, 23 by 31 iuches—Continued. The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass per pomid. . $0. 149 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 137 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 165 Woronoco Paper Companj^, Fairfield, Mass do 149

L,ot 76.—500 reams ledger papei", 28 inches in width: Parsons Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass . . ^. do 169 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 145 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 139 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 143 Keith Paper Company, Turners Falls, Mass do 138 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . .148 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do 134 Carter, Rice 8l Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 16 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . .16 Crane Brothers, Westfield, Mass do 179

ly. L. Brown Paper Companj^ Adams, Mass do 18 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 139 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich' do 14 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 149 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 149 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 145 Riverside Paper Company, Holj'-oke, Mass do .17 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 149 SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER.

Lot 77. —1,000 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per pound. . $0. 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y .7 do 079 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 071 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 079 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 071 R.P.Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 092 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Lot 78.-2,000 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do . 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 079 Browne & vStuart, Cincinnati, Ohio : do 083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 079 Valley Paper Company, Hol^'oke, Mass do 071 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 078 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 071 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 092 A. G. Flliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Lot 79. —2,000 reams d'emy, 16 by 21 inches; Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 079 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do .. . .083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 079 Valley Paper Company', Holyoke, Mass do 071 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 078
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 2ig

Lot 79. —2,000 reams demy, 16 hy 21 inches—Continued.

Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md per pound. . |o. 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass. . . do 071 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Mount HolU' Paper Company, :Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 092 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Lot So.—1,500 reams double demy, 21 by 32 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 084 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... .08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . .07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .079 Valley Paper Compam-, HoU-oke, Mass do 071 George F. Kenm-, Detroit, Mich do 078 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 078 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company, HoU-oke, Mass do 08 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 092 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Lot 81.—1,000 reams medium, iS by 23 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, 'Md do 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, N. Y do 079 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do . . . .08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 071 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 079 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Hoh-oke, Mass do 078 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company-, Holyoke, Mass do 08 Mount Holly Paper Company, Mount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do 092 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 Lot 82.—1,500 reams ledger paper, 28 inches in width: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 079 Conrow Brothers, New York, X. Y do 084 Browne & Stuart, Cincinnati, Ohio do 083 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 08 Connecticut River Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 07 Wolf Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa do 08 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Ma.ss do 071 George F. Kenny, Detroit, Mich do 079 Smith, Dixon & Co. Baltimore, Md do 07 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 078 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington. D. C do 085 Riverside Paper Company-. Holyoke, Mass do 08 Mount Holh" Paper Company, Hount Holly Springs, Pa do 08 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass • do.. .095 A. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 071 TISSUE PAPER.

Lot 83.-2,000 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 21 by 32 inches, 22 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $1. 09 Lot 84.-1,000 reams S. and C. tissue paper, 23 by 32 inches, 24 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 1. 19 Lot 85. —100 reams copj-ing paper, 18% by 22^^ inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 2.50 R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2.10 Lot 86. —100 reams copying paper, 20^ by 24^^ inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 2. 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2. 10
220 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Lot 87. —500 reams tissue paper, 20 by 30 inches: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . $0. 60 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 50 BLOTTING PAPBR.

Lot 88. —25 reams blotting paper, 19 hy 24 inches, 100 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . |8. 00 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 5. 70 George W. Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 70 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 70 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 50 Diem & Wing Pdper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. ... 7. 70 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 40 Lot 89. —10 reams blotting paper, 20 hy 25 inches, 16 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 25 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . i. 75 Easton & Rupp, AVashington, D. C do. ... i. 70 George F. Kenney, Detroit, Mich do 1.50 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 768 TAR PAPEr.

Lot 90.—150 reams tar paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50 pounds: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md per ream. . $4.30 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 4. 75 The F. W. McNeal Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 27 MARBLE AND COMB PAPER.

Lot 93.—60 reams marble paper, 20 by 25 inches (6 patterns): Bemhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y per ream. . ^8. 67 Lot 94. —10 reams marble paper, medium, 20 by 25 inches: Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 36 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 24 Lot 95. —75 reams marble paper, double cap, 19 by 30 inches: Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 69 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 65 Lot 96. —30 reams comb paper, 20 by 25 inches: Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 24 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Lot 97. —45 reams comb paper, dovible cap, 19 by 30 inches: Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do.... 8.09 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 95 Lot 98. —50 reams comb paper, 22 by 28 inches: Bernhard Kupfer, New York, N. Y do 8. 69 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y , . .do 7. 80 TYPEWRITER PAPER.

,Lot 99. —50 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 22 pounds:

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass per ream. . $3. 41 Holj^oke Paper Company, Holj^oke, Mass do. . . . 3. 50 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadlej^ Falls, Ma.ss do 3. 30 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 3. 50 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 05 Valle3^ Paper Corapanj-, Holyoke, Mass : do. . . . 3. 29 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 54 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . . . 3. 48 Lot 100. —50 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 26 inches, 11 pounds:

Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... i. 80 Carew Maniifacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... i. 76 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... i. 80 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 05 Valley Paper Company, HoU'oke, Mass do. ... 3. 00

vSmith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 2. 01 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, Mass do. . . . i. 65 Lot loi.—100 reams heavy typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches, 22 pounds:

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do 3. 40 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass , do. . . . 3. 40 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls, Mass do. ... 3. 30 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 3. 40
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Lot loi. —loo reams heavy typewriter paper, i5 by 21 inches. 22 pounds—Continued. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C ' per ream. . $4. 20 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 3. 29 Smith. Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... 3. 54 "VToronoco Paper Company, Fairfield. INIass do . . . 3. 4S

I<ot 102.—100 reams thin typewriter paper, 16 by 21 inches. S pounds:

Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass do ... . i . 55 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls. :Mass do. ... i. 2S Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . i. 55 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 2. 36 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass do. . . . 2. 30 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md do i. 48 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield. ZSIass do. . . . i. 36

I/3t 103.—50 reams typewriter paper, 16 by 2S inches, 2S pounds;

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, IMass do 2. 02 Holyoke Paper Company. Holyoke. Mass do. . . 2. 10 Carew Manufacturing Company, South Hadley Falls. INIass do. . . . 2. 24 Carter. Rice &. Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. ... 2. 10 Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do 2. 24 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass .do. ... 2. 00 Smith. Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . . 1.99 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield .INIass do. . . . 2. 24 CAP, LETTER, AXD XOTE PAPER.

Lot 104. —100 reams cap paper, 12-2 by x^^z inches, 16 pounds:

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, INIass per ream. . $1. 40 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . i. 40 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation. Boston, Mass do. ... i. 40 Easton & Rupp. Washington. D. C do. . . . 2. 08 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do. ... i. 30 Smith, Dixon & Co.. Baltimore. Md do. . . . i. 49 Lot 105.—300 reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches. pounds:

Springdale Paper Company. Westfield, Mass do. ... 3. 99 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke. Mass do. . . - 4. 05 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 4. 05 Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do .. 6.24 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass _ do. ... 3. go Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore. Md do 3. 96 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke. INIass do. . . . 4. 00 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass do. . . . 4. 24 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, INIass do. . . . 4. 58 Lot 106.—15 reams packet note paper, 9 by ii^X inches, 7 pounds:

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do. ... .75 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do.... .75 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, IMass do. . . . .75 Easton & Rupp, Washington. D. C do. . . . .91 Valley Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do. . . . .90 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. . . . .74 Lot 107.—100 reams quarto-post paper. 9?^ by 15 inches, 12 pounds:

Springdale Paper Compam-, Westfield. IMass do. . . . i. 08 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke. INIass do. . . . i. iS Carter. Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, 3Iass do. ... i. iS Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.56 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, INIass do. . . . i. 05 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 21 Lot loS.—20^ reams letter paper, 21 by 32 inches, 4S pounds:

Springdale Paper Company, Westfield, Mass do.. . 4.08 Holyoke Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass do. ... 4. 20 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do. . . . 4. 20 Easton & Rupp. Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 24 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. ... 3. 90 Smith, Dixon & Co.. Baltimore, Md do. . . . 3. 94 The Beebe & Holbrook Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 4. 00 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do. . . 4. 032 Riverside Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do. . . . 4. 24 Woronoco Paper Company, Fairfield, INIass do 4. 38
222 REPORT oE "The public printer.

I,ot 109.—150 reams packet note paper, ghy 11 inches, 7 pounds:

Springdale Paper CompanJ^ Westfield, Mass per ream. $0. 75 Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 70 Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass do 70 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 91 Valley Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass do 69 Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, Md do 74 PAPER FOR OVERLAYING.

Lot no. —100 reams French folio, 17 by 22 inches, 10 pounds:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per ream. . $0. 57 Dobler & Mvidge, Baltimore, Md do . . . .80 Diem & Wing Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 85 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 58 PARCHMENT.

Lot III.—2,000 sheets parchment, 15 by 21 inches:

Carter, Rice & Co. Corporation, Boston, Mass per sheet. . $0. 32 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 27 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 269 No. 31.

Schedule 0/ proposalsfor supplying the Government Printing Office with

stationery, fuel, forage, ice, and miscellaneous itemsfrom July i, i8g8, to June 30,

1899. Item I.—A. W. Faber's lead pencils, round: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr, New York, N. Y per gross. . $2. 88 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. ... 3. 75 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 92 F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D .C ^ do. ... 2. 70 Item 2. —A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon:

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 28 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. ... 5. 00 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D.C do. . . . 4. 30 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 35 F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 50 Item 3. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all red: Wm. A. Wheeler, New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 00 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 6. 60 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 5. 60 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 6. 48 F. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.63 Item 4. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all blue: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Frost & Adams Compan3^ Boston, Mass do 6. 60 Fred. A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 10 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 5. 67 F. Morri.son Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 25 Item 5. —A. W. Faber's pencils, all green: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Frost & Adams Companj^ Boston, Mass do 6. 60 Fred. A.Schmidt, Washington, D.C do 5.10 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 67 F- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 25 Item 6. —Dixon American graphite pencils, round: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr. New York, N. Y do 3.60 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . 3. 75 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 46 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 50 Item 7.— Dixon American graphite pencils, hexagon:

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 5. 00 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. ... 5. 25 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 4.80 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 4. 84 Item 8. —Dixon's " Carteret " pencils, No. 302: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 3.67 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D.C do 3. 35 R. Carter Ballantyne do 3.51
RKPORT OI^ I'nt PUBLIC PRINl'ER. 223

Item 9. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all red: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass per gross. . $6.30 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do. . . 5'. 76 R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.84 Item 10. —Dixon American graphite pencils, all blue: Frost & Adams Compan}-, Boston, Mass .do 6. 30 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 5. 76 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5.84 Item II.—Dixon American graphite pencils, all green:

Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . 6. 30 Faston & Rupp. Washington, D. C do 5. 76 R. Carter Ballantj-ne, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 84 Item 12. —Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, black: Frost & Adams Compan5-, Boston, Mass do 5. 75 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3.84 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do. ... 3. 90 Item 13. —Dixon American graphite lumber pencils, red or blue: Frost & Adams Companj-, Boston, Mass do. . . . 7.50 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do, . . . 6. 91 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 7.00 Item 14. —Fagle lead pencils, hexagon, black, Nos. I to 5: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . 4. 75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 3. 88

C. S.Braisted, New York, N. Y do 3.50 Item 15. —Eagle lead pencils, round, black, Nos. i to 5: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, ^Nlass \ do. ... 3. 15 R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 92

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 2. 40 Item 16. —Eagle lead pencils, blue, red, and green:

Frost & Adams Company, Boston., Mass do 5. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 4.90

C. S. Braisted, New York. N. Y do. ... 3. 00 Item 17. —Eagle automatic pencils. No. 865: Frost & Adams Compau}-, Boston, Mass do. . . . i. 67 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 50

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 50 Item iS. —Copying leads for Eagle automatic penciLs, No. 865: Frost & Adams Company-, Boston, Mass do. ... 30. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C ^ do. ... 14. 40

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do. . . . 14.40 Item 19. —Eagle crown penholders, No. i: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr. , New York, N. Y , per dozen. . 3. 34 Frost Sl Adams Company, Bcston, Mass do 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 27

C. vS. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 20 Item 20. —Eagle crown penholders. No. 2: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 70 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Wa.shington, D. C do 31

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do .24 Item 21. —Eagle crown penholdei'S, No. 3: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 4. 07 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Ma.ss , do 55 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 34

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y ' do 27 Item 22. —E. Faber's penholders. No. 267: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 30 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 23.— E. Faber's penholders, No. 268: E.Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 25 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Ma.ss do 33]^ Item 24. —E. Faber's penholders, No. 269: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 375 E. Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D.C do 30 Item 25. —Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 625 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 62

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 50
224 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 26. —Kagle ink and pencil erasers, medium:

Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass $0,833 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •83 C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do.... .60 Item 27.—Uagle ink and pencil erasers, large:

do... . T. 20 R. Carter Ballantjaie, Washington, D. C I. 19

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y .80 Item 28. —Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to poitnd: , .60 do.... .60

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y .- do... . •50 Do ...do.... •75 Item 29. —Eagle penholders, No. 2410: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass 2. 20 R. Carter Ballantjme, Washington, D. C do...

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1-35

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do... I. 20 Item 30. —Eagle penholders, No. 341 1: do.... 2.50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 1.58 C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do... . 1-45 Item 31.— Eagle penholders. No. 4712: do...

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2-75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 1-75 do...

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1-55 Item 32. —Davidson's velvet erasive rubber, No. 12: do...

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85

do.... .81 Item 33. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. i: Frost & Adams Companv, Boston, Mass per box of 100. . . 10 .07 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... .079 Item 34. —McGill's round-head paper fasteners. No. 2: do.... .09 Frost & Adams Companj-, Boston, Mass do... . 12 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.. . .09 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 095

Item 35. —Underwood's Egyptian black ink: Frost & Adams Company, Bostofi, Mass per quart. . 55

Ea.ston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... .40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do... . •415 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... •38 Item 36. —Underwood's chemical writing ink:

do.... •55 do.... •50 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do...

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.605 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do.... .48 Item 37.—Underwood's carmine ink: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do.... 1.88 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... 1-75 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... 1.44 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do... . 1.50 Item 38.—Arnold's writing fluid: do.... .42 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do.... •35 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •34 Item 39. —Thomas's black writing ink:

do.... •50 do.... •25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... •30 Item 40. —Maynard & Noyes's writing ink: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do •45 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do.... .28 Xtem 41. —Carter's writing fluid: do.... •37 do... . •36 do.... •375

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Item 42. —Sanford's combined -writing and copj-ing fluid:

$0. 65 R. Carter Ballantvne, "Washington, D. C do... • 50 Item 43. —E. Faber's rubber bands, No. 33, H-inch:

.60 do. .. . • 33 Item 44.

e;. Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes ( Xos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, Y -inch, in each gross)

. . 55 do. .. . • 33 Item 45. —E. Faber's rubber bands, Xo.o, J^^-inch: do.... .65 do.... • 35 Item 46.—E. Faber's rubber bands. Xo. 0, ^^-inch: do. ..

I. 34 do...

• 79 Item 47.—E. Faber's rubber bands, Xo. 000, ^rf-inch: do.... 1. 00 do.... •53 Item 48.—E. Faber's rubber bands, Xo. 17: do.... 2. 50 do.... . 10 Item 49. —E. Faber's rubber bands, Xo. 10: do.... 1-34 do.... .65 Item 50.—Rubber bands, Xo. 33, H-inch. (Xo proposals received.) Item 51.—Rubber bands, assorted sizes (Xos. 30, 31, 32, and 33, H-inch, in each gross)

( Xo proposals received.

Item 52. —Rubber bands, Xo. o, %!-inch: (Xo proposals received.) Item 53. —Rubber bands, Xo. o, ^4-inch: (No proposals received.

Item 54.—Rubber bands, Xo. 000, i^-inch: (Xo proposals received.

Item 55.—Rubber bands, Xo. 17: (Xo proposals received.) Item 56. —RuVjber bands, Xo.io: (Xo proposals received. 1 Item 57. —E. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12: Frost & Adams Compaii}-, Boston, Mass do. . . . 19. 25 Fred A. Schmidt, AVashington, D. C do 13.15 E. Morrison Paper Companj-, Washington, D. C do. ... 12. 00 Item 58. —Gillott's steel pens, Xo. 303: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 80 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 70 Fred A. Schmidt, Washington, D. C do 69 R. Carter Ballant^-ne, Washington, D. C do 69 Item 59. —Gillott's steel pens, Xo. 404: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 44 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 38 Fred A. vSchniidt, Washington, D. C do 375 R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C '. do 37%; Item 60. —Spencerian steel pens, Xo. i: R. P. Andrews & Co.. Wa.shington, D. C do 642 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Ma.ss « do 60 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 68 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 61.—Spencerian steel pens, Xo. 2: R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 642 Frost & Adams Company-, Boston, Mass do 55 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 68 R.Carter Ballantyne, Washington D.C do 649 Item 62. —Spencerian steel pens, Xo. 3: R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do 642 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 55 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 68 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 S. Doc. II 15
226 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 63.—Spencerian steel pens, No. 24: R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . I0.642 Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 40 Kaston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 68 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 649 Item 64.—Ksterbrook's steel pens, No; 048: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 45 Faston & Rvipp, Washington, D. C do 38 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, I). C do 379 Item 65. —Fsterbrook's steel pens. No. 2: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 45 Faston & Rupp,Washington, D. C do 38 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 379 Item 66. —Fsterbrook's steel pens. No. 183: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 55 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 485 Item 67. —Fsterbrook's steel pens. No. 284: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass. do 60 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 485 Item 68. —Fsterbrook's steel pens, No. 314: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 60 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 49 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 485 Item 69.—Fagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. F 10: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 48 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 32

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y do 27 Item 70. —Fagle Pencil Company's steel pens, No. F 170: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass .do 40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do 27 C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y .do 30 Item 71.—Fagle Pencil Company's steel pens. No. F 190: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 50 R. Cai-ter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do 35

C. S. Braisted, New York, N. Y .do 30 Item 72.—I,yon's steel pens. No. 5, stub: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 75 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 96 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 91 Item 73. —Lyon's steel pens. No. 5, ground point: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 75 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C , do. . . .96 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 81 Item 74.—Miller Brothers' steel pens. No. 4: Frost & Adams Company, Boston, Mass do 50 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 47 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 455 Item 75. —Inkstands, 2j4-inch, square: Faston & Rupp, Washington, D.C per dozen. . 2.40 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Item 76. —Inkstands, 214-inch, round: Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do i. 25 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Item 77.—Sponge cups: Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C do 38 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C .do 37 Item 78.—Mucilage reservoirs. No. 6: Faston & Rupp, Washington, D.C do 2. 20 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do i. 95 Item 79.—Frasers, knife blades, white handles:

R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 75 Do do 1.80 Faston & Rupp, Washington, D. C .....do.... 6.60 R.CarterBallantyne, Washington, D.C do 3.30 F- Morrison Paper Company, Washington, D. C do 3. 20
REPORT OE THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 22/

Item 80.—Rulers, boxwood, 15-inch, brass edge:

]E)sstoii & Rupp 'VVa.shiiio'toii D C per dozen $2-5*^

"P^ IVIorrison Paper Coiiipa.iiy "V^asliington D C do 3. 00 Item 81.—Sbears, lo-incli:

lyOiiis Harti*^ Wasbington O C do 8. 10 James B T ambie Washington DC do 6 7c; James Soper ^Tew York "\r do 4- 30 Bflston & Rupp W^ashincrton D C do 6- 75 Do do 5.00 Rudolph West & Co Washinoi;on D C

" do 5- 2,5 Do do .40 R 'Carter Ballantyne W^ashington D C do 5- 19 Item 82. —Waste baskets: John A Schaefer Washin^^ton D C do 4- 44 5)aston & Rupp "W^ashin^'ton D C do 4. 07 Rudolph West & Co Washino'ton D C do 4- 30 R Carter Ballantyne "VVashin^^on D C do Item 83 Bone folders* R Carter Ballantyne Washington D C do . 80 Do do • 9° Item 84. Tracin*^ linen yard 'wide* Rufus P Clark Washino^;on D C per yard .26 Fred A Schmidt Washiuoton D C do • 25 Do do • 23 Geo F Muth & Co Washinolon D C do • 255 R Carter Ballantyne W^ashington D C do • 252

gc^ Blue and white bonnet board, 17^ by 23^ inches: Dobler & Mudge Baltimore IVId . . per sheet 022 Haston & Rupp W^ashington DC .. .. do , 021 Item 86. —White ash anthracite coal: OTiac W7f^rt^f^r "Wii cViin erf on l*"^ per ton 3- 40 Johnson Brothers Washington D C do 4. 40 John B Daish W^ashino'ton D C do 4- 34 V Baldwin Johnson Washington DC ^ do 3- ^4 John P Agnew & Co Washino'ton D C do 3- 50 Item 87.—Georges Creek coal: Chas Werner Washington D C do 1. 88 Johnson Brothers Wa.shington D C do 2. 18 IMerchants' Coal Company Baltimore IVTd do I- 95 John B Daish Washincrton D C do Do do T1. 870/ The Grove Il,ime and Coal Company W^ashinorton D C do 2. 14 do TI. Ql»3 John P A^^new & Co Washington D C do 2. 25 Item 88. Ice: Independent Ice Company Washington D C per 100 pouiids - 25 The Hygienic Ice Companv AVashington D C do

T^iiTifv Tof^ Ooni T^G TT\7 W^i (sVii n erf rvn T ^ O do • 25 Item 89. —Oats: Herbert P Pillsbury Washington D C do I. 25 John B Daish Washington D C do I. 19 J J O'Day W^ashington D C do I- 31 W TVr r^alf fi-r TXJacViinrrfnti T> O do I- 15?^ Item 90. —Corn meal:

TTf^T'Kf^r+ "P T>i1 1 cVni-TTT- cVlin o-f r>n "Ti do .04 John B Daish Washington D C do 80

J J O'Day W^ashin^rton D C do

\X7 TVr flalf Rr C^r> \H7a cViin rrf r>n T> P rln Q-i 1/ •0373 Item 91. —Bran: Herbert P Pillsbury W^ashington D C do . 80 John B Daish Washington D C do • 7"

J. J O'Day Washington D C do W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .80 Item 92.—Corn: Herbert P. Pillsbury, Washington, D. C do ... John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do..... 50

J. J. O'Day, Washington, D. C do.... .86 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do.... • 71
228 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 93. —Hay:

$0. 70 John B Daish Wasliino*toii D C do . 60

T T O'T^OTT- AX^o cVi-I t-i rrf /-\n .69

. 66 Item 94* —Straw:

. 60

.48

J. J. O'Day, Washington, D. C .69 AV "IVr CtaM fir Pr» A^/q cVii n erf r»n Ti

• 57 Item 95' —Flaxseed meal

;

TT^^k-rVif^t-f "P "PillcVin-rrr "X^^/q cVi 1 ti rrf r^ti Ti ("^ 4. 00

4. 00

Tr»"h n "R T^qigIt AX/o cVi 1 n erf r»-n C*' 3. 00

T T O'T^Q-tr gIti n erf r>n "Ti 3. 00 3.00 T\/T r^nlf ^^^^ cTi 1 n rrf /^ti T\ A^ Item 96. —spring dividers, 5~iTi*^h:

Th" "P TVTiiTr ^ C^r\ "\X7q gIt 1 n erf r^n T\ 3-50

An,

7- 75

Tr^ViTi "R T?G-r»/=»-\r AXT'q cTi 1 n erf rMT O Ar\ 6. 27 An 3-30

3.00 Item 9*7' —AVing dividers, lo-inchi

Ar-y 7- 25

Tr\V\'n T? 'C*'0'r\/^T7- Al/o c Vi 1 n rrf Ar^ 2-35

11 r1r»1 T-iVi A^7/^Gf ^ f^o AX7q cTi i n erf r\n Fl- r\r\ 2. 70

Co*^ff T>o-\T-no J?r T?t-r* "Ro 1 f 1 -mt r\t-o TX/Trl Ar,

2. 50 Item 9^' —Bookbinders' hammers:

T? 1 1 rl r\1 n'h AX7f^Gf P'o "XX/ci gVii ri erf r»Ti Ti O do 15- 95

Ar^ 18. 00 Item 99" —Shoe knives, No. 3-

"P TVTair C^r% "Wq cini n erf r»ri do Qn An . 80

Tz-vTit-i "R T4^c-r\<='-«r AXJa cIti n erf /~»n O An • 72

IJ iir1r\lt^Vi AXT'^^cf Sir r^r\ "\X7'a c"h i n erf r^n do . 84

Ti^ Gr»/~*ff "Po-\7-ni^ Rr "Rt-r\ "Rn 1 fi fn r*t**=» IVTrl do • 70 Item ICQ.—lyignum-vitss mallets:

Vi T> TVTqtt- Rr r^r* "\/t7'Q gTi in erf r\ti Tl P' do 4- 25

An.

5- 75 An 3- 70 Item loi. —Scoop shovels, No. 3'

"PT "P IVTq-it ^ Prt "X^Zq cTiiti erf rMT P do II. 00 An II- 75

Tz-^li-M "R T^cr^iCixT '\'\7a cTiin rrf e^ti P do II. 13 An II. 20

Qorvff "Potrn^^ "R-r/^ "Ro 1 f i -m /~»t-#=' IVTH do ». 50 Item 102. —IMonkey wrenches, 8-inch:

"P "IVToTT Rr C^r\ A/I7a cTii n erf r»n Ti P do 5- 40

5- 40

rlr. 5. 00

'T^Viz-vc <iii-»m <=»-t-TTi 11 ^ Qr-^nc d-ii-ri erf /~\ti P do 5- 50 An 4-49 An 4- 83 Knaoipn, west Co., wasnington, J_). c do. . .

.

4. 90

Cir»/-\ff T>OTr-»T£i "Rt-i^ "R o 1 f 1 t-n e-vl-/:> TX/Tel do 4- 75 Item 103. —IMonkey wrenches, lo-inch: An 6. 60 An 6. 48 do 5- 90 An 6. 60 do 5- 3° do...

.

5-99 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C , do.... 5-95 E. Scott Pavne & Bro., Baltimore, Md .....do.... 5- 70 Item 104. —Monkey wrenches, 12-inch: do.... 7. 20 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C • do.... 7- 55
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Item 104. —Monkey wrenches, 12-iuch—Continued. James B. Lanibie, Washington, D. C ' per dozen. $6.98 do... 7.70 Crane Companv, New York, N. Y do... 6. 29 do... 6.66 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. .. 6. 90 E. Scott Pavne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do... 6.65 Item 105. —3Ionkey wrenches, 14-inch: do... 13.20 do... 12- 95 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... 11.97 do... 13.20 do... 10. 79 do... 11.58 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 11.80 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do... n. 40 Item 106. —.Stillson wrenches, S-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... 10. 08 do... 10. 08 do... 9-75 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do... 9. 60 Cjjane Companv, New York, N. Y do... 8.62 do... 9.24 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... 9. 50 do... ID. 30 Item 107. —Stillson wrenches, lo-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D.C 11.52 do... 11-35 do... 10. 89 do... 10. 80 Crane Companv, New York, N. Y do... 9. 70 do... 10. 39 do... 10. 95 E. Scott Pavne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do... 11.50 Item 108. —Stillson wrenches, iS-inch:

F. P. Mav & Co., Washington, D.C do... 20. 40 do... 20. 16 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do... 19.32 do... . 19. 20 do... . 17.26 John B. Espev, Washington, D.C do... 18.48 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C .................do... 19. 80 E. vScott Pavne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do... 20. 50 Item 109. —Steel-wire brads, J^-inch, No. 18: F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C .08 do... .08 do... .06 do... .095 John B. Espev, Washington, D. C do... .056 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do... .06 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do... • -055 Item 110. —Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, No. 18: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... .06 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C ........do... 045 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do... • 05 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md .....do... 075

John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do... •045

.048 E. Scott Pavne & Bro., Baltimore, Md ......do... • 045 Item III.—Steel-wire brads, i-inch. No. 18: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do... 05

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D.C do... .0425 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... .05 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do... .07 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do... .04 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C do... 043

E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md ..........do... . 0416
236 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 112. —Steel-wire brads, i%^-inch, No. i6: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per pound. . $o. 05

I^oviis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .04 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do ... .04 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 0625 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 036 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 039 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0327 Item 113. —Steel-wire brads, ^-inch, No. 17: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 06

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 045 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do 05 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 0725 John B. Fspey, Washington, D.C do 044 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 047 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 045 Item 114.—Steel-wire finishing nails, 4d.: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per keg. . 2. 30

I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 90 James B. Ivambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 95 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md '. do 2. 40 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do ^40

Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 33 F.Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 2.30 Item 115. —Steel-wire finishing nails, 6d.: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 2. 10 lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 70 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 75 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 20 John B. Fspey, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 2. 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 13 F. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do. ... 2. 10 Item 116. —Steel-wire finishing nails, 8d.

:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2.00

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . 2.65 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do... . 2.65 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 2. 10 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 02 F. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1. 75 Item 117. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 6d.: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.85 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2.45 James B. I^anibie, Washington, D. C. do. ... 2.50 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md , do. ... 1.95 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 1.95 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do i. 88 F. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1.85 Item 118. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 8d.: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.75 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do.... 2.35 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 2.45 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 1.85 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 1.85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.77 F. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1.75 Item 119.—vSteel-wire flat-head nails, lod.: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 70 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2.30 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do... . 2.40 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do.. . 1.80 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 1.80 Rvidolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 73 F. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1.70 Item 120. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od.

:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.65

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2.25
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Item I20. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 2od.—Contimxed.

$2.35

1-75

I- 75

1. 68

1.65 Item 121. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 3'-'^'- do 1.55

2. 25 An 2-35 do I- 75

I- 75 An 1.67

Ar-, 1.65 Item. 122. —Steel-wire flat-head nails, 4od.

An 1.65 An 2. 25 An 2. 35 An I- 75 An I- 75 An 1.67 do T1.05 Item 123.—Steel cut nails, Sd.: do I. 50 do 2. 25 do 2. 20

I. 40

I. 60 do 1-52

]g Scott r*avne & Bro Baltimore Aid do 1-55 Item 124. —Files, taper saw, 3-i^ehi

"Cr T> "\Tt«' Pi-i '\T''a cIt 1* ti o-f l-^T^ P •34

/i^ •39

•50

•33 An •33 An 31

Ti^ Qr»/-»ff "Pa-\rn^* )5r Pr^ Ralfimri-r^ "IVTH do •37 Item 125. —Files, taper saw, 3-inch, slini:

T> "Mnr Q-r P/~» AA^o cVii -ri rrf rMi T* P •34

•39 An • 50 An •33 An •33 An •30 do •37 Item 126, —Files, taper saw, 3/^-inchi An •34 An •39 An • 50

• 33

"P 11 ^ /-.I "\T7*^cf Pr^ "\A7a cIti -n rrf /^-n TA P do •3? C P A c Vi 'KT•^/-^'b- Vt- P/-\ T /-viiic!-«ri1 1 c» 1^ tr An •32

T? Qr»r»+f "PoT^tip* Rr TXrr\ "RalfimrM-^^ "IVTH do • 37 Item 127. —Files, taper saw, 4-inch:

• 35

• 44

• 57 An •35

1? nr1i-»1 t^V( ATT^cf ,Qr P/^ AlZooViin rrf /^n T» P •30 •34

F) Scott Payne & Bro Baltimore Md do • 40 Item 128.—Files, taper saw, 4^-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do.... • 38 do.... •49 do...

.62 do.... .40
232 REPORT OF THE PUBUC PRINTER.

Item 128.—Files, taper saw, 4^-incli—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 24 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do .35 Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do .45 Item 129.—Files, taper saw, 5-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 42

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .54 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do .70 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do .44 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 45

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 38

F). Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 50 Item 130.—Files, taper saw, 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 54

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .68 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C , do .94 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do. ... .55 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 57 C.S. Ashbrook & Co., lyouisville, Ky do. ... .44

F^. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 63 Item 131. —Files, warding, 3-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 64 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .81 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do .80 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .66 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 68 C.S. Ashbrook & Co. , I^ouisville, Ky do .57 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 90 Item 132. —Files, warding, 4-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C .do. ... .63 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .81 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . .80 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 66 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 68 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md. do 90

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do .59 Item 133.—Files, warding, 5-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 70 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .90 James B. Lanibie, Washington, D. C do i. 08 John B. Espej^ Washington, D. C do .72 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 75

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 60 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 83 Item 134. —Files, warding, 6-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do .78 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 20 John B. Espej^ Washington, D. C do. . , .81 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 86

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do .65 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do .93 Item 135.—Files, smooth, flat, 6-inch, safe-edge:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do .90 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 06 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i. 15 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C| do. ... .92 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 90

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 79 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do. . . i. 12 Item 136. —Files, smooth, flat, 12-inch, safe-edge:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 14 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2. 43 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2. 69 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 2.20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 18 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do i. 84 E. ScQtt Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 2. 75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 233

Item 157.—Files, smooth, round, 5-incli: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 63 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do 79 James B. Lanibie. Washington. D. C do. . . . .68 John B. Espey. Washington. D. C , do .63 Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington. D. C ...do .66

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Loiiis\-ille. Ky do 58 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore. Md do .73 Item 13S. —Files, smooth, round. 6-inch:

F. P.May & Co.. Washington, D. C .do 70 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. . . . .90 James B. Lanibie, Wa.shington. D. C do .89 John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do .72 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 76

C. S. Ashbrook & Co.. Louisville. Ky do .61 E. Scott Payne & Bro.. Baltimore. ZMd do 83 Item 139. —Files, smooth, half-round. 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co.. Washington, IJ.C do 1. 13 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. ... 1.44 James B. Lambie. Washington. D. C do. ... i. 42 John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 16 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington, D. C do i. 23

C. S. Ashbrook & Co.. Louis\-ille, Ky do. . . . .97 K. vScott Payne & Bro.. Baltimore, :Md . . do i. 33 Item 140. —Files, smooth, half-round. S-inch:

F. P. May & Co.. Washington. D.C do i. 40 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. ... i. 79 James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C do. ... i. 75 John B. Espey. Washington, D.C do. ... i. 45 Rudolph. West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.52

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville. Ky do 1. 17 E. Scott Pa^-ne & Bro., Baltimore. INId do i. 65 Item 141.—Files, smooth, half-round. lo-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do i. 70 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. ... 2. 16 James B. Lambie. Washington. D. C do. ... i. 87 John B. Espey. Washington, D. C .do. . . . i. 76 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington. D. C , do i. 84

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville. Ky do 1.37 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, :sid , .do i. 75 Item 142. —Files, mill saw. S-inch

F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do 68 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. ... 1. 10 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do. ... .98 John B. Espey. Washington, D. C do. ... .79 Rudolph, West & Co.. Washington. D. C do 73

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louis\"ille, K3" ... .do. ... .60 E. Scott Payne & Bro.. Baltimore, Md do 80 Item 143. —Files, mill saw, lo-iuch: F. P. :May & Co., Washington, D. C do 90 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 43 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do .99 John B. Espey, Washington. D. C , do .92 Rudolph. West & Co.. Washington, D.C . . .do 96

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville. Ky do 80 E. Scott Payne & Bro.. Baltimore, IMd do i. 05 Item 144.— Files, mill saw, 12-inch: F. P. :May & Co.. Washington, D. C .do i. 20 Louis Hartig, Washington. D. C do. ... i. 97 James B. Lambie, Washington. D. C do. ... i. 68 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do i. 39 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C do 1.29

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville. Ky do. ... i. 00 E. Scott Pa\-ne & Bro.. Baltimore. Md do i. 40 Item 145.—Files, flat bastard. 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington. D. C do 1.68 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do .87
234 •rEpor'T of the public printer.

Item 145.—Files, flat bastard, 6-inch—Continued. James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C per dozen . $0. 86 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 73

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do .59 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md. do 80 Item 146. —Files, flat bastard, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 83

IvOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 06 James B. I,ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 05 John B. Kspej^ Washington, D. C do .86 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 90

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I,ouisville, Ky do. . . . . 6y

F). Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do. ... .97 Item 147. —Files, flat bastard, lo-inc'h: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 10 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 41 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 40 John B. Fspe3% Washington, D. C do. ... i. 14 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 20

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Is-j do. . . . i. oo E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do i. 30 Item 148. —Files, flat bastard, 12-inch: F. P.May & Co., Wa.shington, D.C do 1.54

L,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 95 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do i. 90 John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 66

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do i. 26 E. Scott Payne & Co., Baltimore, Md do i. 80 Item 149. —Files, flat bastard, 14-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do 2. 11 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 68 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 65 John B. Espey, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 2. 19 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 26

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., lyOuisville, K}^ do. ... i. 79 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 2. 45 Item 150. —Files, round bastard, 6-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 55

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... .71 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do. ... .70 John B. Espej^ Washington, D. C do. ... .57 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 61

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do .51 E. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 65 Item 151.—Files, round bastard, 8-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 68

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . .85 James B. I,ambie, Washingtoti, D. C do. . . . .86 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . .70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 73

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Eouisville, Ky do .59 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 80 Item 152.—Files, round ba.stard, lo-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C . do 90

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 14 James B. Lambie, Washington, D.C do 1. 15 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 92 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 97

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 81 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do i. 05 Item 153. —Files, round bastard, 12-inch:

F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.20 Eouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 52 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i .50 John B. Espey, Washington, D.C do i . 23
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Item 153. —Files, round bastard, 12-iiich—Continued. Rudolph, "West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 28 C.S. Ashbrook & Co., Louis^-ille, Ky do. ... i. 04 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do i. 40 Item 154. —Files, half-round bastard, 6-inch: F. P.May & Co.. Washington, D. C .do 96 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 22 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 20 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . . .99 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C do. ... i. 04

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Eotds\'ille, Ky do 85 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1. 12 Item 155.—Files, half-round. S-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 20 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do i. 52 James B. Lambie. Washington, D. C do. ... i. 50 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 23 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 28

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do. ... i. 05 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do i. 40 Item 156.—Files, half-round bastard, lo-incli: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 45 Louis Hartig. Washington. D. C do. . . . i. 84 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. So John B. Espc}-, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 50

• Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 58

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do i. 28 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, :Sld do i. 70 Item 157. —Files, half-round bastard, 12-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 88 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 38 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C , do. . . . 2. 32 John B. Espey, Washington. D. C do 1.94 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington. D. C do 2. 03

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do i. 58 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 2. 20 Item 158. —Files, square bastard. 6-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 72 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do ... . .92 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .91 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C , do 74 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do ... .79

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 61 E. Scott Payne & Bro.. Baltimore, Md do .85 Item 159. —Files, square bastard. S-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 87 Louis Hartig. Washington, D. C , do. ... 1. 11 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... .83 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do .90 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 94

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 74 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do i. 03 Item 160.—Files, square bastard, lo-inch: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1. 17 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 49 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . i. 47 John B. Espey, Washington. DrQ do. ... i. 21 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 26

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do i. 04 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1.35 Item 161.—Files, .square bastard, 12-inch:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do i. 62 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 2.06 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 2.00 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do. . . i. 67 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.74

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., LouisN-ille, Ky do 1.44 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1.90
236 REPORT OF THE PUBI^IC PRINTER.

Item 162. —Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch, No. 5: F. P. May 8:: Co., Wa.shington, D. C per gross. . $0. 05 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 055 James 1i. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 06 John B. Rspey, Washington, D. C ... .do 045 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C , do 046

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., TvOnisville, Ky do 06

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 06 B. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0512 Item 163. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 5^-inch, No. 5: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 06

I^onis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 059 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 065 John B. Fspey, Washington, D. C do 051 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 048

C. S. A.shbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 07

Illinois Flectric Company, Chicago, 111 do 07 F. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0565 Item 164. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 5: F. P. May & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 08

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 077 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 08 John B. Fspey, Wa.shington, D. C do. .. .065 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 062

C. S. A.sh brook & Co., lyOuisville, Ky do 08

Illinois Flectric Company, Chicago, 111 do 08 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0737 Item 165. —Screws, iron, flat-head, ^-inch. No. 6: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 069 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D.C do 07 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 058 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do 059

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I.^oui.sville, Ky do 07 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 08 E. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0663 Item 166. —vScrews, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 6: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08

I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 086 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 09 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 072 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 075

C. S. A.shbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 08

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 10 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0825 Item 167.—Screw.s, iron, flat-head, 3^-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 08

lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 087 James B. I^ambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 09 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 073 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 076

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 08

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 10 E- Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0837 Item 168.—Screws, iron, flat-head, %-inch. No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09

lyouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 095 James B. Eambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 10 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 08 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 085

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^oui-sville, Ky do 09

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 11 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 0913 Item 169. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do ... .10 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 104 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 11 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 088
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Item 169.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 8—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . |o. 092

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky • do 09

Illinois Electric Companj', Chicago, 111 do 12 K. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 10 Item 170.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 11 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 107 James B. lyambie, Washington, D. C do 12 John B. Espej', Washington, D. C do 095 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 10 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I,oui.s\'ille, Ky do 10 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 12 K. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1087 Item 171.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i J^-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 I^ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 122 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 13 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 103 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 109 C.S. Ashbrook & Co., lyOuisville, Ky do 11 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 13 K. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1175 Item 172. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i3<^-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 136 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 15 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 115 Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 12 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 15 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1313 Item 173.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 8: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C , do 186 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 132 Rudolph, West & Co., Wa.shington, D. C do. . . .138

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 13 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 18 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 15 Item 174. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Hai-tig, Washington, D. C do 122 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 13 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 103 Rudolph, West & Co.,Wa.shington, D. C do 109

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 11 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 14 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1175 Item 175.—Screw.s, iron, flat-head, i^^-inch. No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C : do 12 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 13 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . .14 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 11 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 115

C. S. A.shbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 11 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 15 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 125 Item 176.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i J^-inch, No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 14 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 143 James B. Lambie,Washington, D. C do 15 John B. Espey,Washington, D. C do 121 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 12 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 16 E. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1275
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Item 177. —vScrews, iron, flat-head, i%-iiich, No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington D. C per gross. $0. 15 I,ouis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 156 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D.C do 16 John B. Espe3^ Washington, D. C do 132 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 138

C. vS. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 13 Illinois Electric Companj-, Chicago, 111 do 18 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 15 Item 178.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 16 lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C .do 169 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 17 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 143 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 155

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 15 Illinois Electric Companj', Chicago, 111 do 20 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1625 Item 179.—Screws,iron, flat-head, 254; -inch, No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 18 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 189 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 20 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do. . . . .167

C. S. Ashbrook & Co. , Louisville, Ky do 15 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 20 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1812 Item 180. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10: F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 221 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 23 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 187 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 19 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 18 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 25 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 2125 Item 181. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2^-inch, No. 10: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 26 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 267 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 27 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 225 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 22 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 21 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 30 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 25 Item 182. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i-inch. No. 12: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 09 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 143 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 15 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 121 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 12 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 12 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 15 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1375 Item 183. —Screws, iron, flat-head, ii<(-inch, N0.I2:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 156 James B. Lambie, AVashington, D. C do 16 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 132 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 138

C. S. Ashbrook & Bro., Louisville, Ky do 13 Illinois Electric Compan3% Chicago, 111 do 18 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 15 Item 184. —Screws, iron, flat-head, ii>4-inch. No. 12: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 16 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 169 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 17 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 143
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Item 1S4.—Screws, iron, flat-head, ii<-inch, No. 12—Continued. Rudolph, West & Co., "Washington, D. C per gross. . |o. 155

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 15 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 19 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 1625 Item 185. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i3{-inch. No. 12: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 18 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 189 James B. Lambie, "Washington, D. C do 20 John B. Espey, "Washington, D. C do 16 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 167

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky 7. do 16 Illinois Electric Company-, Chicago, 111 do 21 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, ]\Id do 17 Item 1S6. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 12: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 19 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 202 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 21 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 17

• Rudolph, We.st & Co., Washington, D. C do 173

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 17 Illinois Electric Company-, Chicago, 111 do 22 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 19 Item 187. —Screws, iron, flat-head, 2i4-inch, No. 12: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 221 James B. Lambie, Wa.shington, D. C do 23 John B. E.spey, Washington, D. C do 184 Rudolph, West & Co., WashingtOii, D. C do " .19

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 18 Illinois Electric Company. Chicago, 111 do 25 E. Scott Paj-ne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 21 Item 1S8.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2?i-inch, No. 12: F. P. May <i Co., Washington, D. C do 26 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 28 James B. Lcmbie, Washington, D. C do 34 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 236 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 24

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 22 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 30 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 27 Item 1S9.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 3^-inch. No. 14: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 15 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 156 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 16 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 132 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 137 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 13 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 18 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, T^Id do 15 Item 190.—Screws, iron, flat-head, i ^4-inch, No. 14: F. P.May & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 221 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 23 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 184 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 19 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 18 Illinois Electric Company-, Chicago, 111 do 25 E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 21 Item 191. —Screws, iron, flat-head, i^-inch, No. 14: F. P. :May & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do 24 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 24 John B. Espey, Washington, D. C do 203 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 21 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do 20 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 . . .do 27

•E. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 13
240 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINRKR.

Item 192.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2-inch, No. 14: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per gross. . $0. 25 Louis Hartig, Washington, D. C do . . . .26 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D. C do 27 John B. Ejspey, Washington, D. C do .22 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 23

C. S. Ashbrook & Co., I^ouisville, Ky do 21 Illinois Klectric Company, Chicago, 111 do 30 E. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 25 Item 193.—Screws, iron, flat-head, 2j^-inch, No. 14: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 28 lyOuis Hartig, Washington, D. C .do 293 James B. L,ambie, Washington, D. C do 31 John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do . . . . 247 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 25 C. S. Ashbrook & Co., Louisville, Ky do ... .24

Illinois Flectric Company, Chicago, 111 do . . . .33 K. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do 27 Item 194. —Brass oilers, ^-inch, lo-inch spout:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2. 75 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 40 Item 195. —Brass spouts, 18 inches long, for %-pint brass oilers: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 00 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 20 Item 196. —Brass oilers, i-gill: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 1.80 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D.C do 1. 10 Item 197. —Black pipe, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per foot. . . 361 Cuylor & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 37 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 34 Mitchell & Reed, Washingtou,D. C .do 335 Item 198.—Black pipe, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 277 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 28 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 256 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 25 Item 199.— Black pipe, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 186 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do .19 Crane Companj^, New York, N. Y do 176 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 17 Item 200.—Black pipe, 3^-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 158 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 16 Crane Companj^, New York, N. Y do 146 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do ... .145 Item 201. —Black pipe, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 133

' Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 14 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 126 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 202.— Black pipe, 2% inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do loi Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 10 Crane Company, New York, N. Y : do 096 Mi tchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 095 Item 203.—Black pipe, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 066 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 07 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 065 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0625 Item 204.— Black pipe, i^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C ^ do 051 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 05 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 047 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0465
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Item 205.—Black pipe, i^-inch: Thos. Somer\dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C per foot. . $o. 04 Cuyler& Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 037 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 037 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do 0375 Item 206. —Black pipe, i-inch: Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 03 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 029 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 028 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0275 Item 207. —Black pipe, ^-inch:

Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C.. .' do 022 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 02 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 02 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0208 Item 208.—Black pipe, ^-inch: Thos. Soraervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 018 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 017 Crane Company-, New York, N. Y do 017 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 017 Item 209.—Black pipe, ^i-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille& Sons, Washington, D. C do 014 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 013 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 013 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 013 Item 210. —Black pipe, J^^-inch: Thos. SomervHlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 014 Cuj'ler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 013 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 013 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 013 Item 211. —Galvanized pipe, 3-inch: Thos. Somerv'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 213 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 20 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 202 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 212.—Galvanized pipe, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 112 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 105 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 106 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 105 Item 213. —Galvanized pipe, i^<-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 082 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 077 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 078 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0775 Item 214.—Galvanized pipe, ii^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D .C do 065 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 066 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 061 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0585 Item 215. —Galvanized pipe, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 047 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 048 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 045 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do ... .044 Item 216. —Galvanized pipe, 5^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 034 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 034 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 032 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 0315 Item 217. —Galvanized pipe, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 028 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 028 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 026 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 027 Item 218.—Galvanized pipe, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .022 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 022 S. Doc. 11--^ J 6
242 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 218. —Galvanized pipe, %-inch—Continued. Crane Company, New York, N. Y per foot. . |o.o2i Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 021 Item 219. —Galvanized pipe, %^-inch: Thos. Sonierville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 022 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 022 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 021 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 021 Item 220. —Black steam elbows, 6-inch: Thos. Sonierville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 8. 28 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 5. 92 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 7. 40 Item 221.—Black steam elbows, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 00 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 4. 30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5. 25 Item 222 —Black steam elbows, 4-iuch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C .do 3. 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 56 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 10 Item 223.—Black steam elbows, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 12 Crane Company, New Y'^ork, N. Y do 2. 26 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 75 Item 224.—Black steam elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 28 Crane Company, New York, N. Y^ do i. 80 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 90 Item 225. —Black steam elbows, 21^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 50 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 07 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 28 Item 226.—Black steam elbows, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 84 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 70 Item 227. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y : do 43 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 50 Item 228. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 48 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 34 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Item 229. —Black steam elbows, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C .do 30 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 25 Item 230.—Black steam elbows, 5i-inch: Thos. vSonierville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 165 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 20 Item 231.—Black steam elbows, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 13 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D. C do .12 Item 232.—Black steam elbows, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Crane Company, New York, N. Y .do. . . . 1075 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 11 Itenr 233. —Black steam elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 1075 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 11 Item 234. —Galvanized elbows, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 4. 50 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 24 JVIitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 3.90
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Item 235. —Galvanized elbows, ai^-inch: ?3-0o do.... 2. 16 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C '. do.... 2.60 Item 256. —Galvanized elbows, 2-inch: do.... 1.68 do...

I. 21

I. 25 Item 237. —Galvanized elbows, i i2-iiich: Thos. Somerville & Sons. Washington, D. C do... I. 20 do.... •S5 do.... 1.05 Item 23S.—Galvanized elbows, ii^-inch: do.... .96 do.... .68 do...

.84 Item 239. —Galvanized elbows, i-iuch: Thos. Somer%-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do.... •63 do.... •45 do.... .42 Item 240. —Galvanized elbows, ^^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .48 do.... •34 Mitchell & Reed, AVashington. D. C do. ..

. 28 Item 241. —Galvanized elbows, ^^-inch; Thos. SomeiA-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... •36 do.... .26 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... . 20 Item 242.—Galvanized elbows. ?;-inch: Thos. Somer%-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do.... • 30 do.... . 22 do...

•15 Item 243. —Galvanized elbows, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... •30 do.... . 22 do...

.15 Item 244. Black elbows, 45-, 6-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington. D. C do...

10. 35 do.... %45

Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do...

9- 15 Item 245. —Black elbows. 45". 5-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do...

7^50 do.... 5^40 do...

6. 50 Item 246—Black elbows. 45-. 4-inch: Thos. Somen-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C do.... 4^ 35 do.... 3-13 do.... 3^ 75 Item 247.—Black elbows. 45-. 3-j-iuch: Thos. Somen.-ille & Sons. Washington. D. C do.... 3^ 75 do.... 2. 69 do...

3- 15 Item 24S. —Black elbows. 45-, 3-inch: Thos. Somer%-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do... . 2. 70 do.... 1.94 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do.... 2.30 Item 249. —Black elbows, 45=, 2ii-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 1.80 Crane Companv. Xew York. X. Y do. ..

1.30 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 1.50 Item 250. —Black elbows. 45^, 2-inch: do.... 1. 02 do.... •725 do.... •85 Item 251.—Black elbows, 45^, i^i-inch: do...

•72 do .46 do...

•5S
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Item 252.—Black elbows, 45°, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $0. 57 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 4125 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 48 Item 253. —Black elbows, 45°, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 25^

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 254. —Black elbows, 45°, 5<-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sone, Washington, D. C do 30 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 215 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do 25 Item 255.— Black elbows, 45° ]^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 21 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 15 Item 256. —Black elbows, 45°, ^-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Crane Company, New York, N. Y ^ do 13 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 14 Item 257.—Black elbows, 45°, ^-inch:

Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18

' Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 1525 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 14 Item 258.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, 3-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5- 40 j Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 3. 90 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 75 Item 259.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 58 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 10 Item 260.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 04 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do ... 1.47 Mitchell Sz: Reed, Washington, D.C. do i. 75 Item 261. —Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . i. 44 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . i. 03 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 24 Item 262. —Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 14 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 82 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 95 Item 263. —Galvanized elbows, 45°, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 72 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 52 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 264.—Galvanized elbows, 45", %^-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y .do 4325 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Item 265. —Galvanized elbows, 45°, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 42 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 3025 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 35 Item 266.—Galvanized elbows, 45°, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 26 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do 30 Item 267. —Galvanized elbows, 45°, i^-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Wa.shington, D.C do 36 Crane Company, New York, N. Y. . . do 23 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 268.—Black steam tees, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12. 00 Crane Company, New York, N. Y _ do. . . . 8. 64 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 10.50
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Item 269.—Black steam tees, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $9. 00 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 48 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 7. 80 Item 270.— Black steam tees, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5. 25 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 78

]\Iitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 50 Item 271. —Black steam tees, 3^-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 4. 50 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 24 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 80 Item 272.—Black steam tees, 3-inch: Thos. Somen,-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C , do 3. 30 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 375 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 75 Item 273.—Black steam tees, 2^-inch: Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 19 Crane Companj^, New York, N. Y do. . . . i. 575 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1.90 Item 274. —Black steam tees, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 23 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 885 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 03 Item 275.—Black steam tees, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 87 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 625 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 75 Item 276. —Black steam tees, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 69 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 50 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 58 Item 277. —Black steam tees, i-inch: Thos. Somer-vdlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 45 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 325 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 38 Item 278. —Black steam tees, 5^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 36 Crane Company-, New York, N. Y do 26 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do 30 Item 279.— Black steam tees, ^-inch: Thos Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 27 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 195 Mitchell & Reed. Washington, D.C do 23 Item 280. —Black steam tees, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 345 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D.C do .20 Item 281. —Black steam tees, %!-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 345 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do 20 Item 282. —Galvanized tees, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C .do. ... 6. 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y. . do. ... 4. 75 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Item 283. —Galvanized tees, 2^-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C , . .do 4. 38 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 3. 15 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 75 Item 284. —Galvanized tees, 2-inch- Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do. ... 2. 46 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do i. 77 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . 2. 10 Item 285.—Galvanized tees, i^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 74 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . i. 25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do i. 40
246 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2(S6. —Galvanized tees, ii^-inch: Thos. Somer^dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 38 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 Item 2S7.—Galvanized tees, i-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .90 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .65 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 80 Item 288. —Galvanized tees, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .72 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .52

INIitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do 50 Item 2S9. —Galvanized tees, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... .54 Crane Compan}-, New York, N. Y do. ... .39 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 40 Item 290. —Galvanized tees, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .48 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do .69 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 35 Item 291. —Galvanized tees, -inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . .48 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . .69 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 35 Item 292. —Black flange imions, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 11. 85 Crane Companj^ New York, N. Y do. . . . 8.52 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 10. 25 Item 293.—Black flange unions, 5-inch: Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 9. 45 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 84 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C , do 8. 10 Item 294. —Black flange unions, 4-inch: Thos. Somer\dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 30 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 52 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5. 25 Item 295. —Black flatige unions, 3^-inch:

TTios. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 5. 40 Crane Companj^New York, N. Y do 3.84 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 50 Item 296. —Black flange unions, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 50 Crane Company, New York, N. Y. do. . . . 3. 23 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3.85 Item 297.—Black flange unions, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3.75 Crane Compam^, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 69 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 10 Item 298. —Black flange unions, 2-inch: Thos. Somer\dlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 16 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do ... 2.60 Item 299. —Black flange unions, i^^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do ... 2. 34 Crane Companj', New York, N. Y do. ... i. 68 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C. do 2. 00 Item 300.— Black flange unions, i%!-inch; Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 92 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . i. 39 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D. C do i. 60 Item 301. —Black flange imions, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 56 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 11 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 30 Item 302.— Black flange unions, ^-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 38 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do .99 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1. 15
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Item 303. —Black flange unions, Ji-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $i. 20 Crane Compan}-, New York, N. Y do 86 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 00 Item 304. —Galvanized flange iinions, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 9. 00 Crane Companj-, New York, N. Y do 6. 48 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 7.15 Item 305. —Galvanized flange unions, 2^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 7. 50 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 5. 04 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 5.90 Item 306. —Galvanized flange unions, 2-inch: Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 00 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do.... 4.32 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 70 Item 307. —Galvanized flange unions, ij^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 68 Crane Company, New York, N. Y. do. . . . 3. 37 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C • do. ... 3.55 Item 308. —Galvanized flange unions, i^^-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 84 Crane Company-, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 76 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 3. 00 Item 309. —Galvanized flange unions, i-mch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 12 Crane Company, New York, N. Y' do. . . . 2. 25 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Item 310. —Galvanized flange unions, 3/^-inch: Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2.76 Crane Company, New Y'ork, N. Y do. ... 1.99 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 15 Item 311. —Black right and left couplings, ij^-inch: Thos. Somer\alle & Sons, W^ashington, D. C do 84 Crane Company, New Y^ork, N. Y .do. . . .69 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 70 Item 312. —Black right and left couplings, i%-inch: Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 63 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 48 Mitchell & Reed, AVashington, D. C do 60 Item 313.—Black right and left couplings, i-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 42 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 30^^ Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C

' do 48 Item 314.—Black right and left couplings, %-inch:

Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 24 Crane Company-, New York, N. Y do.. . .23 Mitchell & Reed, Washi:igton, D. C do 34 Item 315. —Black right and left couplings, ^-inch: Thos. Somer\nlle & Sons, Wa.shington, D. C do 18 Crane Company, New York, N. Y. ! do 1525 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 24 Item 316.— Black right and left couplings, %-inch:

Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do .12 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 095 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . . .12 Item 317. —Black right and left coviplings, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Son.s, Washington, D. C do 06 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 095 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 318.—Black plugs, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3.60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y ; . .do. . . . 2.52 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2.70 Item 319.— Black plugs, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2.64 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1.80 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C ' do. ... 2. 10
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Item 320. —Black plugs, 4-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $1. 26 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 87 Mitcliell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 1.08 Item 321.—Black plugs, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerviile & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 14 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 78 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 84 Item 322.—Black plugs, 3-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 75 Crane Company, New York, N.Y do 51 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 60 Item 323. —Black plugs, inch- Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 54 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 36 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 45 Item 324. —Black plugs, 2-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 30 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . .22 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 29 Item 325. —Black plugs, inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 21 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 14 Mitchell and Reed, Washington, D. C do 15 Item 326. —Black plugs, i^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 15 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 105 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 327.—Black plugs, r-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 12 Crane Company, New York, N. Y ;do 0825 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 10 Item 328.—Black plugs, 5^ -inch: Thos. Somerville & vSons, Washington, D. C do 09 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 06H

Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 329. —Black plugs, ^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 06 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 041 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 05 Item 330. —Black plugs, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 06 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 041 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 05 Item 331.— Black plugs, %-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 06 Crane CompanJ^ New York, N. Y do 041 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 05 Item 332. —Black caps, 6-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 65 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 36 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 4. 10 Item 333. —Black caps, 5-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 60 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 64 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 90 Item 334. —Black caps, 4-inch; Thos. vSomerville & Sons, Washington, D. C. , do 2. 61 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 31 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 2. 10 Item 335.—Black caps, 3^-inch: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 92 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do i. 80 Item 336. —Black cap.s, 3-inch: Thos. Somervnlle & Sons, Washington, D. C do i. 62 Crane Company, New York, N. Y do 1.62 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do. . .

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Item 337. —Black caps, 2j2-incli:

$1. 20 do.... .86 do... .90 Item 338. —Black caps, 2-inch: .....do..- .78 do.... .61 do... .60 Item 339. —Black caps, ji^-inch: do.... .60 do.... .46 do.... 55

Item 340.—Black caps, ii^-inch: do.... •45 do.... •31 .do... •34 Item 341. —Black caps, i-inch: Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, "^Vashington, D. C do.... .28 do.... •23 do.... .24 Item 342.—Black caps, ^-inch: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons. Washington, D. C ^ do.... .18 do.... .15 do.... .14 Item 343.—Black caps, i<-inch: do.... . 12 do.... • 095 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... .09 Item 344.—Black caps, ?j-inch: Thos. Somer^-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .08 do.... .08 do.... .06 Item 345.—Black caps, 5^ -inch: Thos. vSomeiA-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .08 .06 do.... :06 Item 346.—Jenkins Brothers' i/(-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 3-96 do...

4.80 do.... 3-83 Item 347. —Jenkins Brothers' fs-inch globe valves, brass: do.... 4-50 do...

5-40

[Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 4.28 Item 348. —Jenkins Brothers' J<-inch globe valves, brass: do.... 5.76 do.... 6.36 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 5.58 Item 349. —Jenkins Brothers' ^-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somen.-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 7. 92 do.... 8. 40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 7.65 Item 350. —Jenkins Brothers' i-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... 10.08 do... . ID. 56 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .' do.... 9- 75 Item 351.—Jenkins Brothers' i^^f-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do...

14.40 do... . 16. 20 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 13.90 Item 352. —Jenkins Brothers' i^^-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do ... 19.80 do. .. . 21.00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do... . 19. 00 Item 353.—Jenkins Brothers' 2-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do...

28.80 do... . 31. 00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do.... 27.50
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Item 354.—Jenkins Brothers' 2^^-inch globe valves, brass: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen. . $39.60 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do. ... 44. 40 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 39. 40 Item 355. —Jenkins Brothers' 3-inch globe valves, iron body, threaded: Thos. Somervalle & Sons, Washington, D. C , .do 57.60 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 63.60 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 57.40 Item 356. —Jenkins Brothers' 3^-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 77.40 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do.... 81.00 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C .do 69.50 Item 357.—Jenkins Brothers' 4-inch globe valves, iron body, flanged: Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 93.60 James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do.... 96.00 Mitchell & Reed, Wa.shington, D. C do 92.00 Item 358. —Incandescent lamps, 16 candlepower, no volts, 50 watts: Beacon Lamp Compan}^ New Brunswick, N. J do 17 Manhattan Electrical .Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 18 Jas. H. Callender, New Y^ork, N. Y do 18 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Company, St. Louis, Mo do 18 The United Blectric Improvement Company, New Y'ork, N. Y do 155 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do 18 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 165 Do do 18 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 18 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 15 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 18 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 18 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 17 Sunbeam Incandescent Lamp Company, New Y'ork, N. Y' do 18 Item 359. —Incandescent lamps, 25 candlepower, no volts, 78 watts: Beacon Lamp Companj^ New Brunswick, N. J do 20 Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New Y'ork, N. Y do 26

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. Y' do 20 The Columbia Incandescent Lamp Companj', St. Louis, Mo do 18 The United Electric Improvement Compan}-, New York, N. Y' do 19 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do 18 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y^ do. ... . 165 Do do 18 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company-, Hartford, Conn do 20 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 15 The Southern Electric Companj% Baltimore, Md do 18 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 18 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 22 Sunbeam Incandescent Lamp Company, New Y'ork, N. Y" do 18 Item 360. —Incandescent lamps, 32 candlepower, no volts, 100 watts: Beacon Lamp Company', New Brunswick, N. J , do 26 Manhattan Electrical Supplj^ Companj'^, New York, N. Y' do 32

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. Y do 27 The Coliimbia Incandescent Lamp Company, St. Louis, Mo do 27 The United Electric Improvement Company, New York, N. Y' do 22 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do. . . .27 James S. Barron & Co., New Y^ork, N. Y do 255 Do do 27 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn do 27 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 25 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 30 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 27 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 30 Sunbeam Incandescent Lamp Company, New Y''ork, N. Y do 27 Item 361. —Rosettes for cleat work: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 125 Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 11 The United .States Electric Lighting Companj', Washington, D. C do 15 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y' do 10 The Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing Compan3', Hartford, Conn do 09 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 095
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Item 361.—Rosettes for cleat work—Continued.

$0. 09

. 10

- -095 Item 562. —Rosettes for molding work: • •125

. 08 The United States Electric I^ighting Companj-. "Washington, D. C do . .

• 175

. 10 The Perkins Electric Switch INIanufacturing Company, Hartford, Conn.

do. .

.09

.09 The Southern Electric Companv, Baltimore, JSld ....... -do. .

•095

. 10 095

Item 363. —Porcelain cleats. 2-wire: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, N. Y . . . .per 1,000. II. 00

Jas. H. Callender, New York, X. Y do. .

15.00 13-50

14- 50 The Southern Electric Companv, Baltimore, Md do. .

12. 00

II. 00

10. 00 Item 364. —Hard rubber bushings for Edison sockets:

2.50

•375 The United States Electric Lighting Compam*, Washington, D. C do . .

• 375 do. .

50

•75 The Southern Electric Companv, Baltimore, Md do. .

.50

1.30 do • 30 Item 365. —Wooden socket handles: ^Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y each

.09

•15

. 007 do . .

.02

.02 .09 Item 366. —Cord adjusters:

.005

Jas. H. Callender, X'ew York, X. Y do. ..01 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do. .

.005 do. .

.005 do . 007 The Southern Electric Companv, Baltimore, Md do. .

.0075

. 01 do .005 Item 367.—Attachment plugs to fit Edison sockets:

. II do . 10 The United States Electric Lighting Conipam-, Washington, D. C. - . . . . . do • 15

. 10 .09 do . 10 •095

. 10 Item 36S. —Key sockets, polished brass, Edison type: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do •15

• 145 The United States Electric Lighting Companj-, Washington, D. C do • 145

• 15145

15 Rovce & Marean, Washington, D. C do.... • 15 Illinois Electric Companv, Chicago, 111 do.... .14 Item 369. —Keyless sockets, polished brass, Edison type: Manhattan Electrical Supplv Companv, Xew York, X. Y do. ..

• 13 Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do.... • 125
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Item 369. —Keyless sockets, polished brass, E)dison type—Continued. The United States Klectric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C each. . $0. 13 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 135 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 125 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 14 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 13 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 12 Item 370.—Keyless wall sockets, Edison type: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 15 Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 145 The United vStates Electric I^ighting Company, Washington, D. C do 15 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y .do 18 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 15 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md. do 155 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 15 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 15 Item 371.—Grimshaw tape, black, %-inch wide: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 85

Jas. H. Calletider, New York, N. Y do 65 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 70 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 73 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 60 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 60

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 58 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do 40 Item 372. —Pure rubber tape: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 50

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 40 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 60 National India Rubber Company, Bristol, R. I do 45 The United States Electric lyighting Company, Washington, D. C do 75 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 5c The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 65 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 40

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 50 Item 373. —Shade holders, 35^-inch, Gleason clamp: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per gross. . g. 00

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. ... 14. 75 The United vStates Electric lighting Company, Washington, D. C . . .do. ... 6. 00 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 9. 00 The E. F. Brooks Company, Washington, D. C do.... 15.00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 00 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. . . . 16. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 15. 00

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 3. 00 Item 374.—White porcelain shades, 10 inches in diameter: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per 100. . 11. 00

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. ... 10. 00 James S. Barrdn & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 00 The E. F. Brooks Company, Washington, D. C do 12.50 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 12.00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 13.50 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 11. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 15.00

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do. ... 10. 35 Item 375. —Incandescent arc-light carbons, ^-inch diameter: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per 1,000 pairs. . 61. 85

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 40,00 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 53- 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . . . 31. 00 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 38. 50 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . 45. 00 Item 376.—Incandescent arc-light carbons, J^-inch diameter: Manhattan Electrical vSupply Company, New York, N. Y do 50.00

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 28.00 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 45. 00
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Item 376.—Incandescent arc-light carbons, ^-inch diameter—Continued.

Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per i,ooo pairs. . $20.00 The Southern Klectric Company, Baltimore, Md .do. ... 46. 00 Ro5'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 50. 40 Item 377.—" P. &B." paint: Manhattan Electrical Supply Companj^, New York, N. Y per gallon. . i. 25 Jas. H. Callander, New York, N. Y do 1. 15 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 40 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 20 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do i. 20 Item 378. —Cut-outs, No. 61465: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y each. . . 38

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 35 The United States Electric I^ighting Company, Washington, D. C do 35 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 40 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 35 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .35 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 35

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 22 Item 379. —Cut-outs, No. 61487: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 80

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 80 The United States Electric I^ighting Company, Washington, D. C do 75 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 85 , Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 75 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 75 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 80

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 40 Item 380.—Cut-outs, No. 61243: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 15 Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 10 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do i.oo James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do i. 25 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 00 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... i.oo Roj'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 10 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 '. do 68 Item 381.—Cut-outs, No. 62835: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 57

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 50 The United States Electric Lighting Companj^, Washington, D. C do 50 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 65 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 50 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 50 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . .55 Illinois Electric Companj% Chicago, 111 do 24 Item 382. —Lamp cord. No. 18, B. & S. gauge: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per yard. . . 036

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do 025 National India Rubber Company, Bristol, R. I do 021375 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do 045 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 027 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 045 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 027 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 026 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... .025

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 024 Item 383.—Shawmut fuse wire, i-ampere: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . . 60

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. . .50 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 65 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 50 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 54 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 44 Item 384.—Shawmut fu.se wire, lo-ampere : Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do .42
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Item 384. —Shawmut fuse wire, lo-ampere—Continued.

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 40 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y . . .' do .50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 36 The Southern Electric Compau}-, Baltimore, Md do .40 Ro3'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do .32 Item 3S5. —Shawmut fuse wire, 20-ampere : Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .40

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. Y do.... .35 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . .45 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... . 34 • The Southern Electric Companj-, Baltimore, Md .do. ... .38 Ro5'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... .30 Item 386. —vShawmut fuse wire, 50-ampere : Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do .40

Jas. H. Callender, New \''ork, N. Y do .35 James S. Barron & Co., New Y'^ork, N. Y do .45 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .34 The Southern Electrical Company, Baltimore, Md .do. . . . .38 Roj^ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... .30 Item 387. —Shawmut fuse wire, 75-ampere : Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .38

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. . . .35 James S. Barron & Co., New Y^ork, N. Y do. . . . .45 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .32 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do.... .35 Roj'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . .28 Item 388. —Shawmut fuse ribbon, loo-anipere : Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do. ... .38

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. Y do .30 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y^ do. . . . .42 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .30 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .33 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do .26 Item 389. —Shawmut fuse ribbon, 150-ampere: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do .33

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do .30 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do .40 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 27 The Southern Electric Compauj^ Baltimore, Md do .30 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do .24 Item 390.—Shawmut fuse ribbon, 200-ampere: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New Y''ork, N. Y do .33

Jas. H. Callender, New Y^ork, N. Y do .30 James S. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do 40 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 27 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do .30 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do .24 Item 391. —Shawmut fuse ribbon, 250-ampere: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, New York, N. Y do .33

Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. ... .30 James 8. Barron & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . .40 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .27 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. . . . .30 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do .24 Item 392. —Fuse links, loampere, 19^ inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supph^ Compan3% New Y'ork, N. Y' per 100. . .90

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. \^ do. . . . 4. 40 The United States Electric Lighting Compan}-, Washington, D. C do i. 50 James S. Barron & Co., New Y^ork, N. Y' do 3. 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2.00 The Southern Electric Compan}^ Baltimore, Md do 1.50 Roj'ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do 1.85 Item 393. —Fuse links, 20-ampere, i^^ inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supply Companj', New Y^ork, N. Y do. ... .90

Jas. H. Callender, New Y'ork, N. Y : do 4. 40 The United States Electric I^ighting Company, Washington, D. C do i. 50 James S. Barron & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y'' do 3. 00
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Item 393.—Fuse links, 20-ampere, lys inches from center to center—Continued.

Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per loo. . $2. oo The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore. Md do 1.50 Roj-ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 85 Item 594.—Fuse links, 30-ampere, 1^3 inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company. >Ce\%- York, X. Y do. ... i.oo Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 4. 40 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.50 James S. Barron & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 3. 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 00 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md .do 1.50 Royce & ^Marean, Washington. D. C .' do.... 1.85 Item 395.—Fuse links, 50-ampere, i?3 inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 00

Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 4. 40 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 50 James S. Barron & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 00 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 25 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... i. 50 Roj-ce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 90 Item 396. —Fuse links, loo-ampere, 4^2 inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3. 00

Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do 6. 60 The United States Electric Lighting Company-. Washington. D. C do. ... 6. 00 James S. Barron & Co., Xew Y'ork, X. Y do 4. 50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . 7.50 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, :Md do. . . . S. 00 Royce & iMarean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 90 Item 397. —Fuse links, 150-ampere, 4^2 inches from center to center: [Manhattan Electrical Supph- Company, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 3.35

Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do.. . 6.60 The United States Electric Lighting Companj-, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 00 James S. Barron. Xew York, X. Y do. ... 4. 50 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do S. 00 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do. ... 8. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... 5. 50 Item 39S. —Fuse link.s, 2cx>-ampere, 4^^ inches from center to center: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do. . . 5. 75

Jas. H. Callender, Xew York. X. Y do. . . . 6. 60 The United States Electric Lighting Company, Washington, D. C do. ... 6. 00 James S. Barron & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . 4. 50 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 8. 50 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do 8. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . 5. 50 Item 399. —Fire and moisture proof wire, Xo. 12: Manhattan Electrical SuppU- Company, Xew York, X. Y per 100 feet. . i. 10 Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do 68 Washburn & Moeu Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. ... .54 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 68 The Southern Electric Company. Baltimore, Md do. ... .72 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . .67 Item 400.—Fire and moisture proof wire. Xo. 10: Manhattan Electrical Supph- Company, Xew York, X. Y do 2.00

Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do .97 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company-, Philadelphia, Pa do .78 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 96 The Southern Electric Company, Balti more, !Md do. ... i. 00 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. . . . .90 Item 401. —Fire and moisture proof wire, Xo. 10: Manhattan Electrical Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 2. 90

Jas. H. Callender. Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 20 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 1.02 Vallee Bros. & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do i. 20 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do i. 20 Royce & INIarean, Washington, D. C do. ... 1. 12 Item 402. —Fire and moisture proof wire. Xo. 5: [Manhattan Electrical Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do 3. 75 Jas. H. Callender, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 90
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Item 402.—Fire and moisture proof wire, No. 5—Continued. Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa per 100 feet. . $1.63 Vallee Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa ." do 1.65 The Southern Electric Company, Baltimore, Md do i. 95 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do i. 70 Item 403.—Rubber wire. No. 12: Jas. H. Callander, New York, N. Y do i. 20 National India Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do i. 06 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia Pa do 1.43 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do i. 07 Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do i. 35 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 25 Item 404. —Rubber wire. No. 10: Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do i. 67 National India Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 38 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... i. 71 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 40

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do. ... i. 75 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 75 Item 405.—Rubber wire. No. 8: Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do i. 90 National India Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do. ... i. 85 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 2. 27 Royce & Marean, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 70

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do 2. 35 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 00 Item 406. —Rubber wire. No. 6: Jas. H. Callender, New York, N. Y do. ... 3. 40 National India Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 85 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 3. 32 Royce Si Marean, Washington, D. C do 2.50

Illinois Electric Company, Chicago, 111 do. . . . 3. 60 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 50 Item 407.—Virginia pine culls, i inch thick: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C per M feet. . 12. 60 Thomas Riley, Washington, D. C do ... 12. 75 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . 12. 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C

.

.do 14. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .

'. . 14. 00 Item 408. —White-pine shelving, i inch thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 22. 50 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. ... 22. 50 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . 35. 00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. .. . 34. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .. . 30.00 Item 409. —White-pine selects, i inch thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do. ... 46. 00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. ... 48. 50 The E. E. Jack.son Companj^ Washington, D. C do. .. . 48.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 48.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do... . 48.00 Item 410. —White-pine selects, inches thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 46.00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 48. 50 The E- E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . 48. 00 Thomas W. vSmith, Washington, D. C do.... 50.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. . . . 49. 00 Item 411.—White-pine selects, 2 inches thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 46.00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do 48.50 The E. E. Jackson Companj^ Washington, D. C do 48.00 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do. . . . 50. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do. .. . 49.00 Item 412. —Georgia-pine flooring. No. i, inches thick: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C do 35- 00 Thomas R. Riley, Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 28. 50 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do 29.00
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Item 412.—Georgia-pine flooring, No. i, inches thick—Continued. Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C per M feet. . $29. 00 do.... 34.00 Item 413. —Cabinet oak, i inch thick, dressed:

do.... 45.00 do ... 52.50 The ]E) Js-Clcson Ooinp&tiv W''3.sliiti*^toii D C do 44.50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 45.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do.... 43.00 Item 414. —Cabinet oak, iH inches thick, dressed:

do.... 45.00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C .: do.... 52.50 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do...

44-50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 48. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do.... 45.00 Item 415. —Cabinet oak, 2 inches thick, dressed: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D. C ,. do.... 45.00 do.... 52 50 The E. E. Jackson Company, AVashington, D. C do.... 44.50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D C do. ..

48. 00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C ..do.... 45.00 Item 416. —Poplar, dressed to H inch: do.... 27. 50 do.... 33-50 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do.... 27.50 do.... 29. 00 Geo. A. vShehan, Washington, D. C do.... 30.00 Item 417.—Cherr}-, dressed to inch:

....do.... 90.00 Thomas R. Rilev, Washington, D. C do.... 95.00 The E. E- Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do.... 89. 00 do.... 95.00 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do...

no. 00 Item 418.—Virginia pine, 3 by 4 inches, rough: do ... II. 00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do... 10.75 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C do ... 11.45 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do.... 11.50 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D.C do... . 12. 50 Item 419.—Georgia pine, 4 by 6 inches, dressed four .sides: do.... 24. 00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do.... 25.50 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D. C .do.... 24-50 Thomas W. Smith, Wa.shington, D.C ..do.... 27. 00 Geo A Shehan Washin<^ton D C do 25.00 Item 420.—Maple, 2 inches thick, rough: Church & Stephenson, Washington, D.C do.... 54. 00 Thomas R. Riley, Washington, D. C do. ..

60. 00 The E. E. Jackson Company, Washington, D.C do... 59.50 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do... . 37.00 do.... 60. 00 Item 421. —Crash for toweling: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa .066 Do , do. ..

. 093 Do do. ..

. 076 Do do. ..

.072 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do.... • 095 Do do.... . 109 Do do.... . 112 Do do...

. 116 Do do.... •115 Do do.... .118 Do do.... . 12 Blum Brothers, Wa.shington, D. C do... . . 096 Do do. .. . . 106 Do do...

. 106 do. ..

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Item 422.—Bleached cotton, yard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . $0. 059 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 062 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 06 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 063 Item 423. —Bleached cotton, 42 inches wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 077 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 079 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do. . . .. .077 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 083 Item 424. —Bleached cotton, 10-4 wide. Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa ; do 175 Rufvxs P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 187 Do do 171 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 171 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 184 Item 425. —Unbleached cotton, yard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa .do 019 Rufus P. Clark, Wa.shington, D. C, .sample A do 023 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C, sample B do 034 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C, sample C do 034 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C, .sample D do 038 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 02 Do do 03 Do do 034 I^ansbvirgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 042 Do do .043 Item 426.— Unbleached cotton, 6-4 wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 092 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 094 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 094 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 099 Item 427.— Unbleached canton flannel, yard wide: Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 105 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 104 Item 428.—Paper cambric, white, in rolls: Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do 05 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C ' do. . . ; . 042 Lansburgh & Bro., Washington, D.C.... do 048 Item 429.— Alpaca braid: Uansburgh & Bro., Washington, D. C do 03 Item 430. —Jewelers' cotton, white; M. Schuster, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 33 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 245 R. Carter Ballantyne, Washington, D. C do 19

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 19 Item 431.— Blankets: Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C per pair. . 2. 74 Edward H. Best & Co., Boston, Mass do ... 4. 00 Do do . . . 2. 50 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 2.73 Lansburgh & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C do. ... 2 85 Item 432. —Rope for pressing machines: John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y per pound . .046 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 046 Item 433. —Cotton wrapping cord: R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D C do 096 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 094 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 099 Item 434.— Page cord: John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y .do 152 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 148 Item 435. —Heavy twine: John T.Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 05 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 051 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 049
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Item 436.—Twine: John T Bailev & Co Philadelphia Pa per pound |o.o6^ John P "X^awrath "NTe^' ^ork Is" 'Y' do Hoffman Corlcran & Co Philadelphia Pa do ^^59 Item 437. —Jute twine, 6-ph-; do • 052 Jolm I* "N^3.wra.tli 'Xcw York Y 2 do . 048 Hoffman Corkran & Co Philadelphia Pa do

BltiiTi Brothers AYashiii^^on D C do • Item 43S. —^Vrapping" twine, strong" and. soft, 3, 4» 5, or 6 plyr John P "X^a'wrath ^*Cew' Yoik "NT Y^ x^o i do . 06 John P ^awrath "Vew York ^ Y T^o 2 do • 059 Hoffman Corkran & Co Philadelphia Pa do • 125 Item 439. —Potash;

Alackall Brothers Washin^'ton D C do • 0425 Thompson C Gill & Co Philadelphia P*^ do • 095 do • Shoemaker & Busch Philadelphia Pa do • mR^0°

AI Feigel & Bro New York 1^ Y do .042 The Penu Chemical Works Philadelphia Pa do • 049 do • Reinhard H I^uthin ^ew York ^ Y do 3- 75 Shoemaker &. Bnsch Philadelphia Pa do John P. Nawrath, Xew York, N. Y., Xo. i do. .

2.40 do... 2. 20 John P I^^^a^vrath X^ew Y'ork "Y 3 do 1. 30 Z D Gilman ^Vashingtou D C do

Item 441. —Florida sponge, small: Reinhard H I^nthin Xew York Y do 3. 00 do. .. 2.40

1. 05

40 John P "NTawrath 'N'e^v York ^ Y ^o 2 do Z D Gilman Washin<^ton D C do Item 44^*'~~^ enetian formes sponge, mediums

do John P Nawrath ^ew Y'ork ^ Y ^0 i do 2. 25 John P "Vawrath ^ew York ^ Y ^0 ^ do John P Nawrath ^ew York ^ Y ^0 do 1. 05 Z D Gilman Washington D C do 2. 65

j^^j^]^ 443 Benzine"

08 Standard Oil Company "W^ashin^^ton D C do .067 Item 444. Tarcolin; do • 29 Item 445. iVlcohol 95'~^« Shoemaker &. Bnsch Philadelphia Pa do 2- 395 Item 446 •Pure linseed oil * Francis Aliller W'ashin*^^on D C do • 43 Shoemaker &. Bnsch Philadelphia Pa do • 415 Chas Becker AYashin^^ton D C do • 4° Geo F Aluth & Co Washington D C do • 44 "W T-T "Riiflf^T TV^qVi inert on Ti do •43

Tf^^m XLC;xit AA"? "PiTTo linQf^f^^H oil 'hoi1*='r1' / . X u,i t: i.1 Listrcu. i, u<JiiCa.

Francis Aliller "Washington D C do • 45 Chas Becker A\ ashin<^ton D C do • 50 Geo F Aluth & Co Washington D C do • 45 W H Butler Washington D C do • 4^ Item 448. TV'^hite lead; do • 0515 Shoemaker Busch Pl^iladelphia Pa do 054 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. .. • 052 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... .051 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do...

.052 Item 449. —Turpentine:

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. . .

•36 Mackall Brothers, Washington. D. C do.... •35 do.... •335
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Item 449.—Turpentine—Continued.

OVioc R^ii/^Vfj-r A^7"a cViiii erf riti O $0. 60 do • 37 \V H Butler Washington D'C do •38 Item 45'-*- —Crude turpentine:

.04

. 027

. 10

• 14

125

T? rf^inliQ t-rl TT T n+Vi-5-n "Nr^^Txr "Vr^flz" "NT V . 26

• 125 .09 do . II

rlo . 108 WT TT TJntlpT- AVq cVii 11 erf r>n "H P Ho • 13 Item 45^* —Berry's lia.rd-oil finisli, light, in i-ga.llon cans:

1-45 do i'95

1. 48

1-35

1-35 WT TT Rnflpi- M/acViino-f r>n P do 1-55 Item 453*—Johnson's white l^a.lsomine, dry-sizedi

• 065 do 07

.065 PTioo T?^ir»l.'-<:ir' AHfo cTii-n rrf i^-n P •055

r*' T? "l\Tiif"H Pr-i "\^7o clil -n erf f-»-n P An .052

"\T7" TT T5ii + 1^-f- ATTo cVi^ -t-i rrf /^-M T^ P A^ .07 Item 454- —AVax tapers, in 4"Ounce boxes:

•58

T? f^i n Vi Q -rH TT T iifViin "NT^^w Vr»t-lr "NT V do - 95

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• 55 •515

• 50

It^'^m 455* —Glass, lo by 12 inches:

2. 80

Ar^

2- 35

r^Vioc Tl^i/-*\-'^^t- *\^7*a clni n rrf r^n T^ P do 2- 33 P^ AT7^ t-Ti i -M T~\ P 2. 60

"\^7' TT TJnf1<=t- AH^'ac'hinfrff-.ti T^ P do 2. 10 Item 45^- —Glass, 12 by 14 inches: do 3. 10 do 2 68 2.58

C*" f^r\ T? "l\Tnfli fir r^r\ \XTctcVi^-ncr¥n\-n T^ P do 2 80

"KXr TT TJllflo-r "\^7o cln i n o-f r^n T^ P do 2. 30 Item 457-—Glass, 12 by 15 inches: do 3. 10 do 2. Do do 2. 50

f^pn, T? TXTiifVi A5r Pr> A^fa cTnin rrf <->n T"l P do

"\^7 TT TJiif1f»T- ATSAocViinrrfon T^ P do 2. 30 Item 45^-—Glass, 12 by 18 inches:

Ar^ 3. 10 do 2 68

rlr. 2. 5»

2. 00 W H Butler Washington D C do 2. 30 Item 459. —Glass, 12 by 20 inches:

do. .. 3. 10 do... . 2.68 do... . 2. 78 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2. 80 do.... 2.30
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Item 460.—Glue brushes, ij^-inch:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y per dozen. . $2. So Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 30 Item 461.—Glue brushes, 2-inch:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 6. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 60 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do ... 5. 60 Item 462. —Glue brushes, 2j^-inch:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. ... 14. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 11. 40 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C.....r do 11.40 Item 463. —Glue brushes, 3-inch:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. . . . 24. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 20. 70 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 20. 70 Item 464.—Glue brushes, sJ'i-iuch:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. ... 34. 00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 32. 00 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 32. 00 Item 465.—Pick brushes:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 7. 50 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do ... 5. 90 Item 466.—1,3-e brushes:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. ... 5. 60 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 15 Item 467. —I^ye brushes, Clinton, Xo. 3:

J. J.Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. .. . 3.00 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 9. 30 Item 46S.—Printers' absorbent moist bristle brushes. No. 2: J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 13. 50 Delete Chemical Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 10. 75 Item 469. —Matrix brushes:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 40. 00

B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do. ... 57. 00 Item 470. —Fitches, |4-inch : Francis Miller, Washington, D. C .do. ... i. 00

J. J.Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 65 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . .54 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 80 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 50 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 55 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 70 Item 471. —Sash tools. No. 8 : Francis Miller, Wa.shington, D. C do. . . . 2. 70

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 2. 50 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 28 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 2. 38 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 15 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 40 Item 472. —Dust brushes, round-end:

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do 6. 50 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 5. 20 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do. ... 7. 70 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 10 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 10 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample i) do.... 2.87 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample 2) do. ... 3. 63 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample 3) do 3. 88 Item 473. —Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch : John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 18

J. J. Adams & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y do. . . 3. 00 James B. I^ambie, Washington, D C do. . . . 4. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. ... 2. 74 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 2. 00
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Item 473. —Turkey-feather dusters, 14-inch—Continvied. Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . I3. 20

IJluin Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample i) do 2.98 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample 2) : do 6. 99 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C. (sample 3) do. . . 13.99 I^ansburgh & Bro., Washington, D.C do 9.00 Item 474. —Oak-tanned leather belting, i-inch : Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per foot. . . 07 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 032

J. R. Stine Co., New York, N. Y do 04 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 055 Cujder & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 047 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 0425 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 05 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 035 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 036 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y . . . do 035 Melville lyindsay, Washington, D. C do. . . . 043 Item 475.—Oak-tanned leather belting, I'^-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 10 Mineralized Rubber Company, Nev/ York, N. Y do 054

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 06 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C , do 09 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 076 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 072 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 075 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Companj^ Worcester, Mass .do 058 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H ' do 06 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 06 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do 058 Item 476. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 2-iuch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 13 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 076

J. R. Stine & Co., New Yotk, N. Y do 08 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 14 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 106 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 10 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 10 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 08 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. II do 084 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 08 Melville Ivindsay, Washington, D. C do loi Item 477.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 21^-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 16 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 097

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 11 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 18 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 136 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 13 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 125 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 103 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 108 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 105 Melville Ivindsay, Washington, D. C do 13 Item 478. — Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .18 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 119

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 13 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 22 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 168 Revere Rubber Compau}^, New York, N. Y .do 1575 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 15 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 125 Page Belting Companj^ Concord, N. H do 132 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 13 Melville Tjndsay, Washington, D. C do 159 Item 479. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-inch, double: Thomp.son C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 34
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Item 479.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 3-inch, double—Continued. Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y : per foot. . $0. 238

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 26 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 44 Curler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do 336 Revere Rubber Company-, New York, N. Y _ do 315 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 30 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Companj-. Worcester, Mass do 245 Page Belting Compauj-, Concord, N. H do 264 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 26 MeUnlle Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 278 Item 480. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 35^-inch: , Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 21 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y , do 14

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 16 Thos. Somer\'ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 26 Cuyler & ]Mohler, Baltimore, INId do 197 Revere Rubber Companj^ New York, N. Y do 1875 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 175 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Companj-, Worcester, Mass do 15 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 156 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufactviring Company, New York, N. Y do 155 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do 188 Item 481. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 31^-inch, double: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 40 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 281

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 31 Thos. SonierA-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 52 Cuj^ler & INIohler, Baltimore, Md do 394 Revere Rubber Company-, New York, N. Y do 375 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y .do 35 Granton & Knight ISIanufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 29 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 312 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 31

iVIelville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 33 Item 482.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 4-incli: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 24 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 162

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 18 Thos. Somervalle & Sons, Washington, D. C do 30 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 228 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 215 Chas. A. vSchieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 20 Granton ,& Knight jNIanufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 175 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do 18 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 18 Melville lyind-saj-, Washington, D. C do ... . 216 Item 483. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 4-inch, double, extra heavy: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 47 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 324

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 36 Thos. Somer\-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do 60 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 456 Revere Rubber Company', New York, N. Y do 43 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 40 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Yv^orcester, Mass do 335 Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H do. . . .36 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y do 36 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 38 Item 484. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 36 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 248

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do 28 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do 46 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 349 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do 33 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do 30 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do 265
264 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 484.—Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch—Continued. Page Belting Company, Concord, N. H $0. 276 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y.

.

do.... •275 •332 Item 485. —Oak-tanned leather belting, 6-inch, double: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .69 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N.Y do.... 497

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y •55 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D. C do.... .92 do.... .698

.66 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y .60 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do.... •52 do.... •552 The Gutta-Percha and Rubber Manvtfacturing Company, New York, N. Y. do.... .55 Melville I,indsay, Washington, D. C do.... .58 Item 486. —Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per 100 feet.

.

.50 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do.... •475

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •36 Cuvler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do ... 50

do.... .60 Revere Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do.... .40 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •34 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do.... .40 do.... .40

.40 .38 Item 487. —Rawhide cut laces, -jVinch: Thompson C. Gill &. Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .60 do.... •595

J. R. Stine & Co. , New York, N. Y do.... .45 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md .do.... .62 do...

.

•75 do.... 50

Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •43 do.... • 50 do.... •50 do.... •50 do.... •475 Item 488. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do...

.

.70 Mineralized Rubber Company, New York, N. Y do.... •7125

T. R. Stine & Co., New York, N.Y do.... •54 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... •74 George N. ©berne, Chicago, 111 do.... .90 do.... .60 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do.... •51 do... . .60 John B. Kspey, Washington, D. C do.... .60 do... . .60 Melville I^indsay, Washington, D. C do.... •57 Item 489. —Rawhide cut laces, ^-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do.... .90 do ... •95

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y do ... • 72 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do.... •99 do. ..

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I. 20 do.. . .80 do.... .68 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do.... .80 do.... .80 do.... .80 do...

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.76 Item 490. —Rawhide cut laces, %-inch: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do...

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I. 20 do.... ^•31
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Item 490.—Rawhide cut laces, %-inch—Continued.

J. R. Stine & Co., New York, N. Y : , $0.99 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do... • 1-35 George N. Oberne, Chicago, 111 do. .. ,. 1.65 do... . 1. 10 Chas. A. Schieren & Co., New York, N. Y do...

-94 Granton & Knight Manufacturing Company, Worcester, Mass do...

1. 10 John B. ICspey, Washington, D. C do...

. I. 10 do... . r. 10 do...

• 1.05 Item 491. —Toilet paper, 5 inches wide, in rolls: R. P. Andrews &. Co., Washington, D. C . . . per roll. , .048 do... .. .14 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do. ..

• .05 Do • -045 Do do..., . 042 .Shoemaker & Busch, Philadephia, Pa do. .. . .049 do.... .04 Do do. .. .. .044 Do do... ., .045 Do do. .. ,• -049 George W\ Millar & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. , .049 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do... , .049 Do : do... , . 046

. 042 Do do. .. ., .045 Do do. .. . •053 Do do...

.058 do.... .068 Item 492.—Kmery cloth:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C .42 .40 do...., 1.24 do.... -45 do... , -397 do..... .36 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. ..

• -38 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do...., .60

f;. Scott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do...., .40 Item 493. —Brooms, No. 7: F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C 2.75 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do.... 2.25 do.... 2.25 do... ., 2. 48 do... ., 2.62 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do...

2.50 do... 1.92 Do do... . 2.05 Do do.... 2.19 Item 494. —Brooms, No. 8: F. P. May &. Co., Washington, D. C do...

• 3-00 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do...

2.75 do.... 2. 85 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do..... 2.84

2.88 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do...

. 2.65 do... • 2.47 Do do...., 2.70 Do do. ..

2. 70 Item 495. —Soap: The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C .033/8 Charles H. Roeder, Washington, D. C do. ..

, .034 Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do. .. .. .09 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. . .034 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do.... .03^8

., do... -035 Do do . . • 0325 Do do... • 035
266 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 495. —Soap—Continued. Union Soap Company, Baltimore, Md per pound. . |o. 045 Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do 032 The Christopher lyipps Companj-, Baltimore, Md do 05 Do do 035 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 027 do 029 Do ; do 032 do 035 I^ansburgh & Bro., Wa.shington, D. C do 04 Item 496. —Water buckets, cedar: John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2. 13 The J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C . . . .do. . . . 2. 25 James B. I,anibie, Wa.shington, D. C do 2. 35 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 2. 45 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 05 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do i. 92 Item 497. —Buckets, galvanized iron, 12-quart:

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... i. 70 Louis Hartig, Washington, D.C do 1.64 John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do i. 78 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 3. 00 James B. gamble, Washington, D. C do i .70 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do i. 85 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . 1.66 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do. ... 1.45 K. vScott Payne & Bro., Baltimore, Md do. . . . i. 50 Item 498.—Earthen crocks, i-gallon: John A. Schaefer, Washington, D. C do. ... i. 50 Cavanagh Bros. & Knapp, New York, N. Y do 3. 00 Item 499.—Sawdust: The J. C. Ergood Company, Wa.shington, D. C per barrel. . 1.50 John B. Daish, Washington, D. C do 18 Thomas W. Smith, Washington, D. C do 24 Item 500. —Cotton waste, XXX:

Francis Miller, Washington, D.C per pound . . .07 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 079

Ma.s.sasoit Manufacturing Companj-, New York, N. Y do 06125 Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do 14 James B. Lambie, Washington, D. C do 067 Thos. Somerville & Sons, Washington, D.C do 068 Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do 064 Cuyler & Mohler, Baltimore, Md do 08 The Baltimore Waste Companj% Baltimore, Md do 0675

Jas. H. Collender, New York, N. Y do 0725 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 067 John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 065 Do do 066 Do do 063 Do do 062 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 062 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 068 Do r. do 069 Universal Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 07 Rudolph, West & Co., Washington, D. C do 0675 Blum Brothers, Washington, D. C do 059 Do do 064 Do do 065 Item 501. —Portland cement: Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y per barrel. . 4. 75 The Grove I^ime and Coal Company-, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 35 Item 502. —Rosendale cement: Reinhard H. Euthin, New York, N. Y do 2. 95 The Grove Lime and Coal Compan3% Washington, D. C do i. 05 Item 503.—Lump lime: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 99 Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do 2. 75 The Grove Linie and Coal Company, Wa.shington, D. C do 60
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Ili-iu 504.—sharp sand: The Grove I^inie and Coal Compan3', Washington, D. C per barrel. . $o. 90 Geo. A. Shehan, Washington, D. C do .90 Item 505. —Arch brick: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa .per 1,000. . 8. 99 Thos. Somerv-ille & Sons, Washington, D. C do. ... 27. 25 H. A. Herrell & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 6. 48 W. T. Walker & Co., Washington, D. C do 5. 90 Item 506. —Window awnings, complete:

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C per awning. . 2. 15 Item 507. —Re-covering window awning frames:

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C do i. 35 Item 508. —Washing towels: John K. Korff, Washington, D. C .per 100 towels. . . 38

No. 32.

Schedule of proposals for supplying the Govermiient Priritiiig Office with material {exclusive ofpaper) from July /, i8g8^ to Jirne 30^ i^99- Item 509. —Binders' boards. No. i

Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N. Y per pound. . $0.03 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 029 Slade, Hipp & Melo^^ Chicago, 111 do 03 The Queen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 027 A. H. Henderson, Milburn, N. J do 03 Item 510. —Binders' boards. No. 2: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 015 Ingalls & Co., Castleton, N. Y do 018 Do do 017 Universal Suppty Company, New York, N. Y do 022 Hoffman, Corkran & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 01487%

Slade, Hipp & Melo}-, Chicago, 111 do 019 The Queen Citj^ Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 018 A. I^. Hender.son, Milburn, N. J do 019 Item 511. —Davej^'s boards: W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 047 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 045 Item 512. —Strawboard: Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 015 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, 111 do 015 The Queen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 014 Item 513. —Trunk board: W. O. Davey & vSons, Jersey City, N. J do 059 The Queen City Paper Compau}-, Cincinnati, Ohio do 03 Item 514.—Pulp board: The Queen City Paper Companj^ Cincinnati, Ohio do 025 Item 515. —Tvirkey morocco, various colors: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen . . 12. 40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 19. 25 I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y • do. ... 13. 09 Do do.... 12.50 Item 516. —Cochineal Turkey morocco: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. .. . 12.40 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 12. 75 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 19. 25 I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 09 Do ^ do. ... 12. 50 Item 517. —lyCvant Turkey morocco: Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 32. 00

lyOuis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 29. 00 Item 518. —Levant cochineal Turkey morocco: Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 32. 00

lyouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 30. 00 Item 519. —English calf, various colors: Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 26. 00

Ivouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 21. 00
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Item 520.—Blue straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $6. 20 Thomas Garnar &Co., New York, N, Y do 6.45

He.ss & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 9. 50

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9. 75 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 75 Item 521 —Cochineal straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . 7.00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 10. 00 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 75 Item 522. —Green straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 45 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. ... 10. 00 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 75 Item 523.^—Maroon straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar &Co., New York, N. Y do 6.45 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 10.00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 9. 75 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 75 Item 524. —I^ight-brown roan, calf finish: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y. do 7. 50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 9.00 Item 525. —Blue straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do 9.00

L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 00 Item 526. —Cochineal straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 00 Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 50

I,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9.00 Item 527. —Blue ungrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 40 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 40 Item 528.—Brown ungrained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 00 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 7.40 Item 529.—Cochineal E^nglish title leather: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 00 Do. do. ... 7. 50

L,ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 6. 50 Do do. ... 9. 00 Item 530. —Blue Bnglish title leather: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 75 Do do 7.50

I^ouis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 8. 50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Do do 7.40 Item 531. —Green English title leather: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do ... 6. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 00 Do • do 7.50 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 6. 50 Do do. ... 9. DO
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Item 532. —Law sheep, extra

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $6. 95 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 95 Do do.... 7.20 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Do do. ... 8.40 Item 533.—Law calf: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 23. 00 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 26.00 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do ... 25. 00 Item 534.—Bark skiver, medium: The George Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do. .. . 6.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 70 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 75 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do 4. 85 Item 535. —Bark skiver, thin: The George Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do. ... 3.50 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 20 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 25 Richard Young Company, New York, N. Y do. ... 4. 10 Item 536. —Fleshers: The George Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 3.00 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 2. 95 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 2. 90 Richard Young Company, New York, Y. N do. ... 3. 75 Item 537.—Imitation russia, in whole skins: Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 per foot. . . 147 Do do 137 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 14 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 11 Do do 13 The Howell Hinchman Company, Middletown, N. Y do 139 Do do 124 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 16 Do do 16 Do do 15 Slade, Hipp & Meloy, Chicago, HI do 16 The Queen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do 145 Item 538.—Imitation russia, in half skins, pebbled: Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 do 14 Do do 13 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 16 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 15 The Howell Hinchman Company, Middletown, N. Y do 15 Item 539. — Cowhide bufiing, various colors, thick: Eagle Tanning Works, Chicago, 111 do 12 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 08 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 085 Item 540. —Cowhide buffing, various colors, thin: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 08 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do ... .08 Item 541.—Book cloth, black: Hess & Harburger, New York, N. Y per piece. . 2.90 Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do. ... 4. 00 Item 542. —Book cloth, common colors: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do ... 5.25 Item 543.—Book cloth, brown:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do 6.20 Item 544.—Book cloth, green: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do. ... 6. 50 Item 545.— Book cloth, blue. Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I , do... . 6.50 Item 546.—Book cloth, ruby, solferino, and magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do... . 7.25 Item 547.—Book cloth, cochineal: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do- ... 8.00
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Item 54S. —Book cloth, any shade or color: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I per piece . $6.50 Item 549. —Ruling pens, faint line, letter C: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa per point. . . 0125 Lucius S. Bigelow, Harrisburg, Pa do. . . . Item 550. —Ruling pens, single down line: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harri.sburg, Pa do ... Lucius S. Bigelow, Harrisburg, Pa do . . . Item 551. —Rviling pens, double down line: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. . . . Lucius S. Bigelow, Harrisburg, Pa do

Item 552. —Ruling pens, long double: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. ... Lvicius S. Bigelow, Harrisburg, Pa do ... Item 553.—Ruling pens, long single: The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Compan}-, Harrisburg, Pa do

Lucius S. Bigelow, Harrisburg, Pa do Item 554.—Silk headband, No. 2: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y per piece. . John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . Item 555. —Silk headband, No. 3: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N.Y.... do. . . . John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do

Louis Dejonge & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y do . . . Item 556.— Silk headband, No. 4: H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. .

.

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

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . Item 557.—Gold leaf, XX:

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pack. . 6 M. Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do 6 Item 558. —Gold leaf, usual: Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 5 M. Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y. do 5 Item 559. —Imitation gold leaf: George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . i Thomas Riessner, New York, N. Y do. . . . i Item 560. —Gold leaf, edge: Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . 7 Do do 8 M. Schultz & Bro., New York, N. Y do ... 7 Do do 8 Item 561.—Hayes's thread. No. 16, 3-cord:

J. R. Lecson & Co., Bo.ston, Mass per pound. . Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Mass do. . . . Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do Do do Item 562. —Hayes's thread, No. 16, 4-cord:

J

. R. Leeson & Co. , Boston, Mass do . .

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Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Mass do ... Rufus P. Clark, Washington, D. C do Do do

Item 563. —American thread, No. 16 : John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do . . . J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do

Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Mass do. .

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Arthur Potterton, New York, N. Y do. .

.

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do Item 564.—American thread, No. 20 : John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do

Boston Thread and Twine Company, Boston, Ma.ss do Arthur Potterton, New York, N. Y do ... The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do Item 565. —American thread. No. 30 : John P. Nawrath, New York, N. Y do 589
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Item 565. —American thread, Xo. 30—Continued.

. $0. 70 do... • .58 Arthur Potterton, New York, X. Y do... . 70 do... . 70 Item 566. —American thread, ISo. 35 : do. .. . .76

J. R. Leeson & Co.. Boston, :Mass do... • .85 Boston Thread and Twine Companv, Boston, Mass do..... .78 do... .85 do... .85 do... • .85 Item 567. —Xo. 30, 2-cord thread in skeins • do...

. 70 Item 56S. —Xo. 60. 2-cord thread in skeins.

-No proposals received. Item 569. —Xo. 36, 3-cord gilling thread, gray : do... • 524

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do...

• .65 do.... 53

do...

.65 .65 do... • .65 do.... .60 Item 570. —Xo. 45, 3-cord thread, gray ; do...

. 70

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, :Mas5 do.... •75 do..... .68 do.... .85 do...., .85 do....• -85 Item 571. —Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Xo. 16 : H. F. Pahner, Xew York. X. Y .52

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston. :Mass do.... 45

E. C . Fuller & Co. , Xew York, X. Y do...., .86 Item 572. —Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Xo. 24: H. F. Palmer, Xew York, X. Y do..... .64

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, :Mass do...

.60 E. C. Fuller & Co., Xew York, X. Y do... - 115 Item 573.— Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Xos. 36 and 40: H. F. Palmer. Xew York, X. Y do... , .80

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, IMass do.... • 75 E. C. Fuller & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do... , 1-43 Item 574. —Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, Xo. 60: E. C. Fuller & Co., Xew York, X. Y 2.44 Item 575. —Linen thread for Smyth book-sewing machines:

E. C. Fuller & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. ..- 99 do..... 1.84 Item 576.— Soft twine. 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply: John P. Xawrath, Xew York, X. Y do... . . 22 Do do... . . 20 Do do.... . 27 Do do...

.28 John Campbell & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do...

.26 Louis Deionge & Co., Xew York, X. Y do.... .28 Rufus P. Clark, Washington, 1). C do.... 2. 16 Item 577. —Tinned wire, Xo. 23: Zouck & Stern, Baltimore, :Md do.... . 104 Washburn & Moen ^Manufacturing Companv. Philadelphia, Pa do...

-094 Russell Eraser, Xew York, X. Y do... . .0725 The J. L. Morrison Companv. Xew York, X. Y do...

. II E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X. Y do.... .08 The ^lanhattan Supplv Company-, Xew York, X. Y do.... .077 Item 57S. —Tinned wire, Xo. 24: Zouck & Stern, Baltimore, ISId do...

. 104 do.... . 096 Russell Eraser, Xew York, X. Y do... . .0725
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Item 578.— Tinned wire, No. 24—Continued. The J. L,. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y per pound. . |o. 11

E). J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 095 The Manhattan Supplj^ Company, New York, N. Y do 079 Item 579. —Round wire for stitching machines. No. 22: Zouck & Stern, Baltimore, Md do 083 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 072 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 0725 The J. L,. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do 11 K. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 075 The Malin & Company, Cleveland, Ohio do 055 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 075 Item 580. —Round wire for stitching machines. No. 24: Zouck & Stern, Baltimore, Md do 083 "Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 076 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 0725 The J. L,. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do. ... '.11 K. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do . . . .075 K. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 08 The Malin & Company, Cleveland, Ohio do 06 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 079 Item 581. —Flat wire for stitching machines, Nos. 20 by 23: Zouck & Stern, Baltimore, Md do 125 Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pa do 095 Russell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. I^. Morrison Companj^, New York, N. Y do 125 F. C. Fuller & Co., New York, N. Y do 102 E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 085 The Malin & Company, Cleveland, Ohio do 08 The Manhattan vSupply Company, New York, N. Y do 105 Item 582. —Stereotype metal: James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 0475 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 059 Do do 058 Do do 052 M. I,issberger, New York, N. Y do 054 Do do 051 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 079 Do do 069 The Nassau Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 048 Do do 046 Do do 044 I^ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 07 Do do 063 Do do 055 Item 583.—L,ead: James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 04 M. I,issberger, New York, N. Y do 0405 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 04 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 0475 The Nassau Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 039 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 04 Item 584.—Tin: James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 155 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 16 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 25 M. I^issberger, New York, N. Y do 156 Geo. D. Mackej^ New York, N. Y do ... .17 The Nassau Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 165 I,ewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do 17 Item 585. —Antimony and tin: James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 135 Mitchell & Reed, Washington, D. C do 126 Do do 127 M. I^issberger, New York, N. Y do 126 Geo. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 11 The Nassau Smelting and Refining Works, New York, N. Y do 125 I^ewis Hopfenmaier,Washington, D. C do 128
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Item 5S6.—Solder: James Cleudenin, Baltimore, Md ; per pound. . $0. 1125 Mitchell & Reed, Washington. D. C do 10 Thompson C. Gill & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 15 M. Lissberger, ZSTew York. X. Y .do 096 Geo. D. Mackey. New York. N. Y do 12 The Nassau Smelting and Refining \Vorks, New York, X. Y do 105 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington. D. C do 105 Item 5S7.—Tin foil: M. Lissberger, Xew York, X. Y do 146 Geo. D. INIackej-, Xew York. X. Y do 16 Item 5SS. —Copper batters- plates: James Clendenin. Baltimore, rvid do 1475 :Merchant & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 16 M. Lissberger, Xew York, X. Y do 151 Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do 17 F. H. Lovell & Co., Xew York. X. Y do 153 Item 5S9. —Sifted cast-iron filings: Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 0125 M. Lissberger, X'ew York, X". Y do 021 Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y .do 021 Item 590. — Sulphate of copper; James Clendenin, Baltimore, Md do 0375 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Quentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do 0395 M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do 045

F. H. Lovell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do 043 Item 591. —Blocking board: Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y per foot. . . 139 Item 592. —Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 40 pounds:

Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y per ream. . 4. 00 Geo. D. ^Macke^-, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 4.50 Item 593.—Stereotype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches, 50 pounds:

Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., New York, X'. Y do. . . . 5. co Geo. D. Mackej-, New York, X. Y do. ... 5. 70 Item 594.—Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches, 60 pounds:

Wm. A.Wheeler, jr., Xew York. X. Y do. ... 6. 00 Geo. D. Macke}-, Xew York, X. Y do 7. 90 Item 595. —White tissue paper, Xo. i, 19 by 24 inches: John P. Nawrath, Xew York, X. Y do 65 Do do.... 1. 10 Do do... 1.29 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 35 Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 45 Item 596. —Extra cream tissue paper, Xo. i, 19 by 24 incites: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y do i. 55 Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . i. 45 Item 597. —White matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches. So pounds:

Henr>' R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do 7. 60 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York. X. Y do. ... 7.40 Geo. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do. ... 8. 70 Item 59S.—Red matrix paper, 19 by 24 inches, 20 pounds:

Henry R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do i 90 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y do. ... 2.40 Geo. D. :Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do 2. 28 Item 599. —Stereotype tissue paper, 19 by 24 inches: Henry R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa do i. 55 Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., Xew York, X. Y do. ... i. 55 Item 600.—Stereotype dry-ing blankets: Henr\- R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa per pair. . 2. 00 Edward H. Best & Co., Boston, Mass do 4. 20 S.Stroock & Co., Xew York, N. Y do. .. . 3.00 Item 601. —Stereotype molding blankets; Henrj- R. Hallett, Philadelphia, Pa each. . 2.00 Edward H. Best & Co., Boston, Mass do 2. 70

S. Stroock & Co., New York, N. Y do 1.50 S. Doc. II 18
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Item 602. —Sulphuric acid: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per carboj'. . $2.84 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . . . 4. 99 Quentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do ... 3. 50 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 3. 50 Reinhard H. I,uthin, New York, N. Y do ... 5. 50 Item 603. —Muriatic acid: vShoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa .do. ... 2.44 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 49 Ouentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do ... 3. 00 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. . . . 3. 25 Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y .do. ... 5. 50 Item 604. —Molding wax: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New Y^ork, N. Y per pound. . . 17 Geo. D. Mackey, New Y^ork, N. Y do ... .199 M. Feigel & Bro., New Y'ork, N. Y do 15 R. P. Andrews & Co., Washington, D. C do iS Item 605. —Plumbago:

Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jer-se}- City, N.J do 306 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 60 Item 606. —Stereotype backing powder:

Charles T. Vivian, Chicago, 111 do 04 T. Mangan & Co., Flniwood Place, Ohio do 04 The Young & Co., New Haven, Conn do 04

J. Fremont Frey, Indianapolis, Ind do 09 Item 607.—Glue:

S. Isaac & Co., New York, N. Y^ do 095 Frank B. Martin, Philadelphia, Pa do 135 Diamond Glue Company', Chicago, 111 do 0S75 Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do 103 Do do ... .11 Do do 12 Thompson C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 17 George D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 109 Frank AV. McNeal, New York, N. Y' do 10 F. H. Lovell & Co., New Y'ork, N. Y • do 1275 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do.. . .134 Do do 109 Item 608. —Ground glvie: Frank B. Martin, Philadelphia, Pa do 12 Armour & Co., Chicago, 111 do 072 Thompson'C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 16 Do do 095 Frank W. McNeal, New York, N. Y do 12

ISI. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 1325 F. H.I,ovell&Co.,New York, N.Y do .1275 Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y do 31 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 118 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 099 Item 609. —Ultramarine blue: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do ... . 0S9 William Waterall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do ... .15 Francis Miller, W^ashington, D. C do 15

• W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 16 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 08 Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y do 24 Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 09

J. C. Ergood Company, W^ashington, D. C do 30 Item 610.—Chrome yellow, dark orange: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 099 WilHam Waterall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa .do 15 Francis Miller, W'ashington, D. C do 19 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 16 Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y do 18 M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do 08 Geo. F;. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do 0975
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Item 611.—Chrome yellow: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . So. 0S9 Wm. Waterall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 15 W. H. Butler. Washiug:ton. D. C do M. Feigel & Bro., New York, X. Y do ... Reiuhard H. Luthiu. New York, X. Y do. . . . Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 612.—Soluble blue: H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y" do. . .

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do

AVm. V. aterall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do

Geo. F. INIuth & Co., Washington, D. C do Item 613.—Carmine, Xo. 40: H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y per ounce. . Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . Do do.... Item 614. —Carmine indigo paste: H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y per pound. . Shoemaker & Bu.sch, Philadelphia, Pa do M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Item 615.—Cochineal lake, marbler's colors: H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y do Item 616.—Sweet oil: A. L. Hirsh, Xew York. X. Y per dozen . . Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do

J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 617.—Virgin olive oil: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per quart. . A. G. Belding & Co., Xew York, X. Y do Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y. . . do

J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 618.— Butter oil: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C do. . . . Item 619. —French book varnish: Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y per dozen. . Item 620.—Orange shellac: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . Wm. Waterall & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do M. Feigel & Bro., Xew York, X. Y do Reinhard K. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . .

Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do Item 621. —Egg albumen:

H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York. X. Y do John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do Item 622.—Blood albumen:

H. Kohnstamm & Co., Xew York, X. Y do. . . . John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. Y do ... M. Feigel & Bro., XeW York, X. Y do. . . . Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Z. D. Gilman, Wa.shington, D. C do Item 623. —Pearlash: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. . . . Reinhard H. Luthin, Xew York, X. Y do. . . . Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do Item 624.—Dextrin: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 05^
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Item 624. —Dextrin—Continued. M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y per pound. Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .. Item 625. —Beeswax: George O. Berne, Chicago, III do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .. Thomp.son C. Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. .

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M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y .do. .

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Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 626. —Granulated gum arabic: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Ouentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .. M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 627.—Gum arabic sorts: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Ouentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. . Do do. .

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Do do. .

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M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 628. —Gum hog: H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y , do. .

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M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. . Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 629.—Gum tragacanth: H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y. do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Ouetitin Mackall, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do... M. Feigel 8c Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Do do. .. Item 630.—Kosin: H. Kohnstamm & Co., New York, N. Y do. .

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Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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M. Feigel & Bro., New York, N. Y do. .

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Reinhard H. lyUthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 631. —Powdered borax: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Quentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do. .

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Reinhard H. L,uthin, New York, N. Y do. .

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Geo. F. Muth&Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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J. C. F)rgood Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 632. —Pulverized alum: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Ouentin Mackall, Washington, D. C do. .

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Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do. .

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Reinhard H. I^uthin, New York, N. Y. do. .

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Geo. F. Muth & Co., Washington, D. C do. .

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Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C do. .

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J. C. Brgood Company, Washington, D. C do. .

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Item 633,—Oxalic acid: SJioemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do. .

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Item 633.—Oxalic acid— Continued. Ouentin Mackall. Washington. D. C per pound. .$o. 725 ReinliardH. Luthin, New York, X. Y do 14 Z. D. Gilmaii, Washington, D. C do 09 Item 634.—Creosote: Shoemaker & Busch. Philadelphia. Pa do 349 Ouentin Mackall, Washington. D. C do 335 Reinhard H. Luthin. Xew York. X. Y do. . . . i. 05

Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do 45 Item 635.—Stronger water ammonia: Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa . .do 084 Ouentin ZMackall, Washington, D. C do. . . . .05 Reinhard H. Luthin, New York, X. Y do 15 Z. D. Oilman, Washington. D. C do 10 Item 636. —Guards for patent backs: Gustav A. Schurmann, Xew York. X. Y per guard . . . 00%

Altemus & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa do 008 Franklin Book Company. Philadelphia. Pa do 007 E. W. Talbot Philadelphia, Pa do 0605 Item 637.—Backs for money-order guard books: Gustav A. Schurmann. Xew York. X. Y per back . . ,70 Do do. . . . 1. 05 E. J. Brooks & Co., Xew York, X'.Y do 95 Item 63S.—Rope Manila back-lining paper for Smyth case-making machine:

E. C. Fuller & Co.. X'ew York. X'.Y per pound. . . 071 George W. ^Millar. Xew York. X. Y do 095 Item 639. —Canvas for covering blank books: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . . 215 Do do 23 Do do 25 Do do 28 Rufus P. Clark, Washington. D. C do 27 Do do 2S2 Item 640. —Graj- super: H. Griffin & Sons. Xew York. X. Y do 02

J. F. Travis Sons, Xew York. X. Y do 01875

J. W. Shattuck. X"ew York, X. Y do 023 Do do oiS Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York. X'. Y do 018 Do do 016 The Manhattan Supply Company. Xew York. X'. Y do 022 Do do 027 Rufus P. Clark, Washington. D. C do 018 Do do 023 Do ." do 026 Do do 02S Item 641. —Tablet composition: Berger Brothers. South Bend. Ind per pound. . 15 Sam'l Bingham's Son Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 20 H. Griffin & Sons. Xew York. X. Y do 195 Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X'. Y do 13 Item 642. —Parchment substitute. £-inch: H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X". Y per piece. . . 92 E. J. Brooks & Co.. X'ew York, X'. Y do .40 Louis Dejonge & Co.. Xew York, X. Y do 98 The Queen Cit\- Paper Company. Cincinnati. Ohio do 70 Item 643. —Bookbinding band, j^-inch: H. Griffin & Sons, Xew York, X*. Y do 345 E. J. Brooks & Co.. X'ew York. X. Y do 40 Louis Dejonge & Co.. Xew York, X'. Y do 50 The Queen City Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio do .43 Item 644.— Flour: W. M. Gait & Co.. Washington, D. C per barrel. . 4. 35 John B. Daish. Washington, D. C do 4. 90

J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D.C do 5. 75 Item 645.—"^Tiite-wine \-inegar:

J. C. Ergood Company, Washington, D. C per gallon. . . 1175
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No. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engravimj during

the fiscal year endedJune 30, iSgg.

Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 591 Illustrations for Report of Smithsonian

Institution for 1897, Part 2. Item I.—Printing by photogelatin process 11,900 copies each of So illustrations: The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y |6, 240.00 Do 6, 080. 00 Do 5, 920. 00 The Heliotj^pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass 7, 606. 00 Do 6,761.00 Item 2.—Engraving 511 relief-plate illustrations: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 436. 06

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 415. 00 lyCvytype Company, Philadelphia, Pa 377. 50 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 375. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 350.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 389 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the ^^United States Geological Survey, Part 4. Item I.—I^ithographing and printing 15,350 copies each of 10 illustrations: Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y $1, 890. 00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y i, 855. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 675. 00 Orcutt Company, New York, N. Y i, 497. 72 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 398. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 127 illustrations by half-tone process: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 434. 58 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa .' 398. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 380.00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 375. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 302. 00 Wm. H. Rehm, Chicago, 111 300. 00 Item 3. —Photo-engraving 252 illustrations: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio i, 470. 72 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 306. 50 Wm.. H. Rehm, Chicago, 111 250. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 200. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 176. 60 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 135. 00 Schedule of Proposals for I^ithographing and Printing 16,350 Copies of 2 Illustrations.

Seiter & Kappes, New York, N. Y $725. 00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y 660. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 625. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 438. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 356 Illustrations for Annual Report of the

Chief of Engineers, United States Army, for 1898. Item I. —Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 115 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore Md $r, 235. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 876. 00 The Friedenwald Company, Baltimore, Md 850. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 825.00 Item 2.— Photolithographing and printing 3,250 copies each of 138 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 239.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 195. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 873.00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 798.00 Item 3.—Engraving 103 illustrations by half-tone process: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 710.87 A. C. Austin Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 700.00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 639.50 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 638.96 Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 600. 00
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Item 3.—Eugraviug 103 illustrations hy half-tone process—Continued . The Albany Engraving Company-, Albany, N. Y $560.00

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 500.00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 500.00 The Terrv^ Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 479. 86 Galvanotj'pe Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 350.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 349- 00 Osgood & Co., Chicago, 111 per square inch. . 15 cents. Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 82 Illustrations for Monograph XXXI, United

States Geological Survey.

Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 34 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $4, 685. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4,675.00 Item 2.—Engraving 48 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y. . . 140. 00 The Terry Engraving Compan}^ Columbus, Ohio 124. 22 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing hi Illustrations for Monograph XXXII, Part 2, United vStates Geological Survey.

Item I.—lyithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 8 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 438, 00 A. Hoen & Co.,.Baltimore, Md i, 175. 00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 2 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 41. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 25. 00 The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 20. 00 Item 3. —Printing, hy photogelatin process, 4,850 copies each of 29 illustrations: The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y i, 872. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass i, 750.00 Do 1,530.00 Item 4. —Engraving 72 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 320. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus. Ohio 284. 25 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 12 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 6. Item I. —Reproducing, in facsimile, 15,350 copies of i illustration: The Heliotj^pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass $706.00 A. Hoen & Co.. Baltimore, Md 250.00 Item 2. —Engraving 11 illustrations by half-tone process: Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 75- 00

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 60.00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 57- 00 Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa 55- 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 55- 00 The Terry Engraving Compan}^ Columbus, Ohio 49-75 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 46. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 250 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 3. Item I. —X,ithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 39 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $7,600.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4, 684. 00 Item 2. —Printing, by photogelatin process, 15,150 copies each of 6 illustrations: The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn i, 250. 00 Do I, 400. GO The Albertj'pe Company, New York, N. Y i, 143. 00 Do I, 092. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass i, 143. 00 Do 950. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 59 illustrations hy half-tone process: The Beck Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 230. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 209. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N . Y 180. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 143. 50
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Item 3. —Engraving 59 illustrations by half-tone process—Continued. The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio $115.00 Blomgren Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 per square inch. . 16 cents. Osgood & Co., Chicago, 111 do 15 cents. J.Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 $265.00 Item 4. —Photo-engraving 146 illustrations: The Beck Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa 107. 50 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 97. 00 Galvanotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 67. 00 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 65. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 63 75 Osgood & Co., Chicago, 111 per square inch . 6 cents. Blomgren Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 do 6 cents.

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 $265. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 290 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. Item I. —lyithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 10 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $1, 297. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 193. 00 Item 2. —Printing, by photogelatin process, 15,150 copies each of 3 illustrations: The Heliotj'pe Printing Company, Boston, Mass 583. 00 Do 496. 00 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y 571. 00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn 570. 00 Do 490. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 153 illustrations by half-tone process: Blomgren Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 i, 140.66 Photo-Engraving Company, New Y'ork, N. Y 569. 00

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 564.75 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 548. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 492. 50 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 440. 00 Item 4. —Photo-engraving 124 illustrations: The Terry Engraving (Company, Columbus, Ohio 268. 20 Blomgren Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111 184. 24 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 119. 42

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 108. 84 The American Process Engraving Company, Cincinnati, Ohio 105. 00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 102 Illustrations for Monograph XXXIV,

United States Geological Survey.

Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 17 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y'' $917. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 900.00 Item 2.—Engraving 85 relief-plate illustrations: The Terr}^ Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 245.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 160.45 Albany Engraving Companj^ Albany, N. Y 134.00 Do 64. 18 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 68 Illustrations for Monograph XXXVI,

United States Geological Survey.

Item I.—I^ithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 19 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2,850.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 2, 179. 00 Item 2. —Printing, by photogelatin process, 4,850 copies each of 26 illustrations: The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass i, 751.00 Do I, 694. 00 Do I, 537- 00 Do 1,485.00 The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Conn i, 350. 00 Do I, 200. 00 Item 3. —Engraving 23 relief-plate illu.strations: The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 45- 20 Do 18. 08 The Terry Engraving Company', Columbus, Ohio 37- 50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y - . - 30-76
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Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 149 Illustrations for Nineteenth Annual

Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 5. Item I. —I,ithographing and printing 15,150 copies each of 29 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md

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. $5, 420. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 4, 930. 00 Item 2.—Engraving 116 relief-plate illustrations: The Brown-Bierce Company, Daj-ton, Ohio 289. 80 The Terrj^ Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 255.00 The Albany Engraxdng Company, Albany, N. Y 250.00 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing ioi Illustrations for Report of the Secre- tary OF Agriculture for 1898. Item I.—lyithographing and printing 509,850 copies of i illustration: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y fx, 498. 00 Do I, 398.00 Item 2. —Printing, hy photogelatin process, 509,850 copies each of 2 illustrations: The Albert^' pe Company, New York, N. Y 5, 985. 00 The Heliotj-pe Company, Boston, Mass 5,091.00 Do 4, 502. 00 Item 3. —Photographing and engraving on wood 6 illustrations: Bookhout Brothers, New York, N. Y 64. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 43. 20 Strong & BrinsW, New York, N. Y per square inch. . 3. 00 E. Heineman, Fort Wadsworth, N. Y 86. 00 Item 4. —Engraving 92 relief-plate illustrations: Harry C. Jones, New York, N. Y 150. 00

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 125.90 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D.C 104.00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 85.07 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 61 Illustrations for Monograph XXXIII, United States Geological SuRVEY^

Item I. —Lithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 6 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $523.00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 469. 00 Item 2. —EngravHing 55 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engra\n.ng Company, Albany, N. Y 149. 48 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio (informal). The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 175.00

J. Manz & Co., Chicago, 111 137. 80 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 32 Illustrations for Monograph XXXVIII, United States Geological Survey.

Item I. —I^ithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 18 illustrations: Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $1, 716. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md i, 500. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 198. 00 Item 2. —Photolithographing and printing 4,850 copies of i illustration: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 16.00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md '. ^ 15. 00 Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C 14-75 Item 3. —Engraving 13 relief-plate illustrations:

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 36. 36 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 32. 75 Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 23.50 The Brown-Bierce Companj', Daj'ton, Ohio 17. 52 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 68 Illustrations for Bulletin of the United

States Fish Commission for 1898. Item I. —Chromo-lithographing and printing 6,850 copies of i illustration: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $125. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 125. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 67 relief-plate illustrations: Gatchell & Manning, Philadelphia, Pa , 336. 50

J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 225. 00
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Item 2.—Kngraving 67 relief-plate illustrations—Continued. The Feather, Washington, D. C $225. 00 The, Albany I^ngraving Company, Albany, N. Y 205. 00 The Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 200.00 Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 188. 45 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 174. 79 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 34 Illustrations for Bulletin No. 157, United

States Geological Survey.

Item I. —lyithographing and printing 4,850 copies each of 17 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md |i, 798. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y i, 498. 00 Item 2. —Engraving 17 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 33. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 30. 00 The Brovsrn-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio ... 18. 72 Schedule of Proposals for Reproducing 64 Illustrations for Fifteenth Annual

Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry.

Item I. —lyithographing and printing 35,000 copies each of 9 illustrations: Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y |i, 829. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 615. 00 Item 2. —Printing, by photogelatin process, 35,000 copies each of 6 illustrations: The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y i, 487. 50 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass i, 310. 00 Do 1, 184. 00 Item 3.—Engraving 49 relief-plate illustrations: The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y • 72. 00 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 50. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio , . 49. 49 Schedule of Proposals for Engraving 17 Half-Tone Illustrations for Twentieth

Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Part 2. J. Manz Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 , |ii2. 00 The Albany Engraving Company, Albany, N. Y 108. 80 The Terry Engraving Company, Columbus, Ohio 55. 00 The Brown-Bierce Company, Dayton, Ohio 54. 40

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received^ including leaves of absence.

Abell, A. T

Abernethv, Charles. Achard, Chas. B

Ackerman, A.M....

Ackert, B. H

Adams, A. S Adams, Annie C . . .

.

Adams, Aaron Adams, Benjamin M

Adams, Carrie Adams, I^ouisa Adams,V.

Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L. D

Adie, Alice Ager, Kate

Albertson, Geo. H .

.

Albritton, Jessie Alburtis, Jas. H

Alden, A. J Aldridge, G. T

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,6633^^

2, 088^

917^^

1, 832

2, on

176

192

1, 809^

200

r *26

L2, 052

1,781

1, 860^

2, 200

104

2, 495^

2, 354 1,823^

2,490

2, 478

608

I466. 54

838.44

367. 00

458. 00

804. 40

40. 26 46.08

4. 62

904- 75 45-75 575-68

445-22

485. 90

903. 68

607. 60

23-79

598. 92

I, 177. 00

437- 64

I, 319. 70

1, 003. 20

249. 20

$437- 42

398. 84

461.85

427- 35

Alexander, C.J...

Alford, D. M

Alford, J. R

Alleger, Thos. J . .

.

Allen, Alex. R

Allen, Clemment . Allen, H. M

Allen, Henry M. .

.

Allen, John P

Allen, John W. . .. Allen, Thomas A . Allison, A. M

Allison, F. A

Allison, William.

.

Allpress, Elmer .

.

Alverson, J. I^ Aman, F. A

Amazeen, Chas. B

Ambrose, M

Ambrose, J. F' Amoss, James O .

.

Anderson, A. W. .

.

Anderson, D. F . .

.

Hours Amount earned. employed. Time

work.

2,417 |r, 087. 65

2, 371 969.44

2,013 968. 1

1

593 237. 20 1,073 268. 23 1-952^ 527-37

1,888 704. 30

2, 026 821. 29 1,415 566. 00

1,850 466 . 10 54 27. 00

2, 381^ 1,001.88 1,547^ 386. 87 568 227. 20

I, 280 640. 00

2, 504 I, 252. 00

I,620l< 405. 67

I, 777^ 712.66

192 43-92 383^ 153- 40

1,677 670. 80

312 78. 00

1,813^^ 896.35

Piece- work.

$412. 14

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 283

No. 34. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June ^8gg, etc. —Continued.

Anderson. Edna S . .

Anderson, Ella Anderson, Fred A . . . Anderson, J. W

Anderson, Marv' K . • • Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, I^. Andrews, M. Iv Andrews, Zula H . . . . Anson, Isaac Archer, Andrew W . Armistead, H. :\r Armor, M. M

Armstrong, Arthur . . Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, James R

Armstrong, Jno Armstrong, Mar\'. . .

Arnold, A. j

' Arnold, George J . . . . Ashb}-, Mar},- Sabin .

Ashcom, Mar\- Ashe, Annie

Ashford. Edith B

Ashford, W. F

Ashion, H. F

Ashley, Wm. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E.T

Atkinson, Jas. vS Atkinson, John F. . . . Atkinson, Joseph S. . Atwell. :M. H

Aukward, Geo. H . . . . Aiiracher.ChristianC.

Austin, Bruce

Austin, Ernest R

Austin, G. ly Austin, J. E

Avis. Wm

Ayre, Florence O

Ayres, Annie

Babbitt, Izora E

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, J. H

Babcock, John

Babcock, Baden, Thad

Bailey, Ida M

Bailey, Lucy R

Bailey, ISIary- E

Bailev. .S . . .". BaileV, Wm. H

Bain, P. C

Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas.W

Baker, Edward E

Baker, Emily M

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, \V. S Baldenecker.Theo.E.

Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J

. .

Ball, L. I. Ball, Wm. A

Ballard, Claude M . . . Balmer, Harvey F . . . Baltzell, John

Barbour, W. H

Bardwell, Minnie W . Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barne.s, Clair C

Hours

emploj-ed

85.3 I250. 46

1, 896^^ 455- 1-6 2, 201 I, 208. 60 *3i3 I, 799- 75

1, 949/^ 370.11

104 49. 92

1,636 654. 72

2, i39>^ 931.60

304 71-79

1, 360^^ 2,278

1,448 1,639

2, 0195^

104

2, 369 504

2, 470

2, 027

2, 362}^

104

72

1, 728 1,043 1,858^

2, 520

72 1,616^

2, 937

1, 906

2, 549^

173^

2, 349

2, 454^

2,215%

1,894

i,86oi^

1, 852K

2, 503

2, 593

1,894

704 324

2,853

2, 158

2, 135 168

I, 165^^

1, 690%

104

1,723 416

2, 466^

2, 488 890^

64

i,945J^

2, 182^

2, 484

2, 084

104

1,484

2, 369

2, 266 985

2, I20j4

1, 119 923^

467

1,636

1,807

2, 048

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

340. 17

980. 52

362. 00

410. 94

873. 84 23-79

323- 03

126. 00

988. 00

826. 48

945- 00 23-79

21. 60 414.72

479- 20

757- 80

I, 260. GO

16.56

646. 60

991. 24

762. 40

I, 352. 26 69.40

553- 76 981.80

I, 098. 48

758- 96

744. 20 871-33

1, 001. 40

975- 86

454- 56

203. 39

129. 60

891.56

1, 148. 87 919-51 45.02 981-83

279. 72

405. 72 24.96

691. 12

166. 40

9S6. 60

995. 20

356. 20 16.47 601.45

874. 80

I, 316. 63

853- 76 23-79

745- 75

603. 91

I, 089. 17

394. 00

902. 96

447. 6q

230. 87 112.08

867. 08

437- 20

1235-67

415- 76

358- 52

482. 10

439- 35

145- 44

445- 15

338. 13

449-65

456. 56

325- 30

293- 88

453- 78

"432-' 86

456. 08

f3- 16

403. 86

Name.

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, I^aura 1^ .

Barnett, Mav

Barnhart, F.'H Barnhart, Grant S

Barnholt, Wm. H . Barnum, Horatio . Barnum, Mark H., jr. Barnum, Z.'L, Barr, M. W

Barr, Will S

Barrell, Marj^ pl Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, M. F

Barrett, Marion R . .

Barrett, Robert D. .. Barringer, A. B

Barringer, M

Barron, C. Barron, William W . Barrows, B. F

Barry, J

Bartels, A. J Barth, W^m.F

Bartle, H. E

Bartlett, Carrie A

Bartlett, H. .S Barton, C. C

Barton, David I^ Bass, Wm. M

Bassler, Henry W . . , Ba.stian, Chas. S Bateman, Wm. I Bates, Frank

Bates, Sidney T

Bates, Wm. H

Batson, Martin K

Battles, S. I, Battley, W. H

Bauer, C. A

Bawden, W. H

Baxter, A. I^ Baxter, B. H

Baxter, PYank A

Baxter, S. W

Bayly, John A

Bayne, Christie S . . . . Bayne, W. H

Beach, D. W

Beach, H. D

Beadle, Stephen A. . . Beagin, Leon

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beall, R. E

Beasley, Wm. A

Beattv, R.E

Bechert, W. H

Bechtel, C .V

Beck, A. H

Beck, Wm. H

Becker, Ernest

Becker, Lott H

Beckman, Chas

Beckwith, Daniel .... Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, Wm. C

Beene, Rvissell O . .

Begley, W. O

Beight, Melvin M. . . . Belair, Felix J

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Frank

Bell, Georgia Mc- Kenna

Bell, J. M

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I,8l2l^ 208

$725. 00 47.58

1,864 447. 36

2, 523

2, 224

1,338. 78

975. 02

I, 926 965.40

2, 472 988. 80

1,087 434. 80

479 119. 74

2, 504 1, 001. 60

3785^ 172. 04

*54J^ 235- 76

391 156. 40

I, 738^ 432. 58

2, 103 850. 80

I, o-ioYz 408. 20

2, 504 1, 156. 10 423 105. 75

I, 449 579. 60

2, 681 905- 14 136 31. II 1,915 769. 84

32 12.80

216 86.40

2, 498^2 599- 64 20^ 5-42

2, 544 I, 020. 96 1,089 435- 60 1,003^ 532- 91

I, 8433^ 852. 45

2, 169 921. 84 946 378. 40 624 249. 60

864 345- 60 320 128. 00

2, 016 504. 00 1,786 764. 40

378 152.64

I, 532% 680. 01

I, 344 336. 00

I, 212 323- 34

428. 96

2, 008 >^ 803. 40

2, 543 I, 017. 20

2, 026 548. 50

I, 7881^ 431- 79 224 89. 60

2, 488 I, 033. 80 2,494 997. 60

1,853^^ 743- 32

216 86.40

I, 9"^ 772. 28

I, 221 488. 40

1,824 763. 60

I, 288 515- 20

2, 206 912. 72 1,739 705. 12

I, 830M - 457- 62

2,953 996. 64 384 168. 96

2, 026 506.79

I, 187 474, 80

872 269. 16 1,641% 912. 60

2, 173 567. 18 1,837 734- 80 *304 I, 140. 00

152 60. 80 1,744 898. 10 1,544 617.60

1,894 458. 27 208 49- 92

2, 499 624. 74 1,844^ 737.80

I, 237^^ 309- 37 Days.
284 REPORT OF THH PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.Statement shoiving the 7imnber of perso7is employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year elidedJune jo, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Bell, Peyton

Bell, vS. H

Bell, W. P

Bellinger, Abra.

.

Bellinger, O.B...

Bellis, Esther I^.

.

Bender, CM

Benham, John S. Benham, W. R ..

.

Benjamin, W.T.

.

Benker, C. G

Bennet, Jere . . .

.

Bennett, C. E

Bennett, I^. J Bennett, Thomas D.

,

Benson, Henry , Benton, A. J Bentzler, Jno. Berg, John R

Berger, Joseph J Bergin, Mary L

Bergman, Blanche L,. Bergman, Mary A. . Beringer, William H.

Berkeley, Geo. T

Bernhard, Talitha , .

.

Eernhardi, Charles . Berrigan, M. G

Berry, George

Berston, Mary %

Berwick, \Vm

Best, A. M

Best, H. D

Bethea, J. K

Beyler, Edward

Bickers, R. S

Bier, Robt. L

Bierley, William

Biggart,C

Biggins, Mamie R . .

.

Billings, H. B

Billings, T. E

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A., jr Birmingham, Jos. J .

.

Bishop, Ida V

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Bivin, J. F

Bivins, J. D , Black, A. H , Blackburn, Samuel

.

Blackiston, I,illie I^. , Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead,

Blair, Belle

Blair, Nellie

Blair, Victor S , Blake, E. M

Blake, F. E

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E . Blessing, L. M

Bloomer, A. F

Blore, Mary

Blosser, Ross J . Boag, J. O

Bobbitt, R.I. Boehmer, John A ... . Boernstein, Henr>' N. Bogan, Naomi R

Bogia, Ferd. F

Boland, B.T

Bolten, Wm. R

Hours

employed.

1,424

2, 504

2, 494

104

2, 417

1, 762 1,645

2, 491 689

2, 11680

1, 926

' *85

^^ 936

2, 198

2, 412

2, 228 >^ 2,528

1,721^^

' *255^8

. 272

2, 347^

2,045^

576

168

I, 656I/4

1, 201^

304

2, 753 216 504

1,976

2, 504 *309 1,938^

2, 305

1, 474^

1,6521^

2, 044^

2, 093 1,827%

*3i3

2,510

2, 463%

1,663% 896%

2, 004

120

2, 024

2, 059

836

2, 469%

2, 242%

332

1,464 481%

1, 653%

1,457

2, 504

1,845 1,94448

1, 912

2, 476%

2, 353%

2, 053

1, 943%

2,527 1,928%

2, 507%

528

I, 821%

1, 154%

2,495%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$386. 10

1, 010. 56

623. 50

24. 96 983.88

423. 26

712. 40

871.84

172. 30 634.80

32.00

847.44

\ 713-50

938. 40

1, 406. 60

557- 22

1,063. 12

688. 60

|-r,5o8. 07

974- 36

493. 66

171. 20 38.43

662. 60

480. 60

69- 54

825. 90

54. 00

201. 60

477- 76

I, 001. 60

463- 50

775- 40

737. 60

598. 60

413. II 827. 40

523- 25

438. 60 1,085.90

1, 004. 00

I, 057. 24

665. 40 361.80

I, 002. 00

27-45

1, 012. 00

842. 16

194. 40

195.20

209. GO

644. 97

557. 76 75.94

366. 00 115-56

396. 84

584- 72

1, 001. 60

383- 72

924. 21 12.44

764. 80

1,392.61 941.40

843- 16

777- 40

I, 083. 36

723. 18

I, 329- 50

136. 32 751-04

319- 19

1, 043. 72

Piece- work.

$439- 51

180. 00

440. 64

267. 20

435- 25

261.33

272. 73

Bond, Marion M

Bonebrake, James H

.

Bonney, Byron W. . . . Boo, Louis E

Booker, Rose V

Boone, Mary E

Boone, N. F

Booth, Wm. H

Boring, E. P

Borland, Alex. T

Bornkessell, T. C

Borst, J. A

Borst, Kate C

Boss, James G

Boss, Jno. R

Boss, John P

Boss, Laura V

Bo.swell, George L - • • Bosworth, Henry H. . Boteler, Harry S

Boteler, O. C

Bowden, Fletcher . .

.

Bowe, Patrick Bowen, A. W

Bowen, Gait W

Bowersox, Mary

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Bowie, Randall

Bowley, Harkness L

.

Boyd, Alex. Boyd, Lambert L

Boyd, V. M

Boyd, W. M

Boyd, Wm. J Boyer, A. J Boyle, Fanny

Boynton, G. W

Brace, Minnie W

Bradford, J. L

Bradford, W. R

Bradie, W. S

Bradley, Enoch K . .

.

Bradley, Harry

Bradley, J. R

Bradley, James E . Bradley, John T

Brady, Eugene E . . • Brady, John

Brady, Ora A

Brady, Rosa

Bragg, Robt. E

Branclicomb, B. F. . . . Brandner, Veronia. . Brandt, Adam

Branhani, W. Russell Brannan, Mary A. . .

.

Branninger, W. L- • • • Brantly, C. JT Braun, Pauline >S . . . . Bray, Robert T

Brayton, H

Breen, Jas

Breen, S. A

Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, Margaret L

Breslin, J

Breslin, John

Brett, Annie E

Brewer, Wallace

Brewington, Jas. E - Brewster, John T. .

.

Brian, E.G

Brian, Edward H . .

.

Brian, H. T

Brice, E. L

Brick, Alice L

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1, 560 $390. 00 *3i3 1,565.00

2, 063 876. 04

1,932 463. 68

1,909 458. 52 300 94. 00

1,824 456. 00

2, 873 811.39

1,826

1,564

567- 13 655. 65

2, 185 524.40

2, 502 600. 48 954% 381.80

I, 890% 802. 35

2, 460% 984. 20

2, 045 492. 96 302 75-50

2, 129 596. 46

2, 111% I, 076. 99

935 374. 00

I, 489% 613- 72 2,816 808. 40

2, 541 I, 346- 73 975 243- 75 1,885 392- 05

208 49.92

72 16. 47 1,544 405. 60

1,689

2, 108

455- 46 - 866.24

2, 495% 1, 048. 24 937

208

427. 36

83. 20 1,786 446. 76

I, 527 610. 80

I, 763 441. 14

I, 353% 541.40

1,867 449. 80

I, 508 377- 27

2, 410 964. 00 528 211. 20

2, 014 566. 55 298% 119. 40

2, 532 809

1,342. 79

323. 60

224 89. 60

241

2, 0Q2 532. 72 *3i3 I, 486. CO

184 44. 16

2, 489 I, 054. 68 1,691% 592. 62

I, 442 346. 08

* 229 I, 145. 00

2, 406%; 962. 50

184 42.09

152 48.77

2, 145 858. 00

556 129.61 752% 339- 52 412% 165. 00

2, 135% I, 003. 68

1,752 700. 80

1,812 434- 43

1,836 349- 05 364 91. 00

I, 910 362. 62 2,311 933- 45

2, 485 994. 00 1,052%

2,469

421. 00

617- 25 192 48. 00 *365 2, 499- 98 661% 314. 64

184 42.09 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 285

No. 34.

Scatejiient shoiving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, iSgg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Brick, Emma L, Brick, MoUie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Bridwell, Charles W.

Briggs, J. S

Briggs, W. M

Briggs, Wm

Brigham, W. H

Bright, H. H

Bright, J. E

Bright, W. H

Brinker, J H

Brinklev, V. T

Brister, Jas. E

Britt, Geo. R. P

Brittain, Alice A

Broas, John M

Brobst, D. W

Brock, A. D

Brock, W.H . . . .' Brockvvell, \V. N

Brodie, C. C

Brodiiax, James H . .

Brooke, James B . - -

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, H. H

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, W. S

Brosemer, Louis Brosnahan, M

Brosnan, Eugene, jr . Brosnan, Margaret .

B rower, Wilbur G. . .

Brown, Bertram A.. . Brown, CP

Brown, C. Y

Brown, Elijah Brown, Elliott W

Brown, F

Brown, Florence Brown, H. G

Brown, H. J . . . . Brown, Ida Brown, Ivery Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Edni'ds. Brown, Brown,

Brown, Brown, Brown,

Brown,

Brown,

Brown,

Brown,

Brown, Brown,

Hours

employed.

Brown,

J.Stewart.

Jas. G

John

John R

Levi

Marietta vS. Mary E

Morgan J .

SThomas . .

W.J

Willis G . .

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D . . . Browne, Kate I . . .

Browne, R.W

Browne, Walter A

Brownlow. W. G

Bruffy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A , Bruifimett, A. C . . .

Brj'an, Ida E

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Eleanor L

Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan F .

200 1,848

2, 062^

328 *3i3

1, 601 584

2, 4691^ 2,320 *309

1,488 327

2, 404

208

1,927

2, 461^ 425^

1-340 2,523

2, 206

2, 196 1,302%

208

2, 395 H

1, 809

2, 239 1,554

2, 366 700%

1,7185/2 1,798 472

2,47214%

2,828 1,943% 10%

148

2, 355%

1, 152 1,845

2, 264

! *344%

1/2,040

\ *22 883%

2, 161^

5 494

2,514

200

1,719

2, 421

20 *96K8 2,057%

f *6o

li, 350

I, 742%

1, 634%

252 1,531%

2, 308

1,763

1,623

104 728

1 1,807 1,879%

j 208

1,875

I 1,665

,1 208

Amount earned. Time

work.

$21.60

Piece- work.

48. 00

766. 71 751-76

1, 042. 09

82. 00

I, 799- 75

640. 40

233. 60

I, 240. 80

649. 60 1,313-96

372. 00

130. 80

961. 60 i 49.92 I 930.70 j 1, 046. 40 "3-97

536. 00 1,441.49 945-22 ; 950. 60 535-80 ' 51-69

574-92

906.95 ; I, 141- 14 1 621. 60

I, 064. 69

2S0. 20

414. 98

719. 20

188. 80

988. 80

3.62

709. 60

485. 86

2.75 33-85 951.00

488. 48

383- 72 566.65

r, 205. 75

I, 130. 00

353- 40

920. 36

1.25

197. 60

I, 056. 40

45-75 412.56

619.05

5.00

192.25

868. 52

- 802. 74

705- 96

490- 35

60. 79

6x2. 60

926. 56

934- 37

649. 20 23-79 217-53

433- 68

469- 87

49- 92

750. 00

666. 00 54-17

I447- 73 368.51 426.68

ti9-58

404. 26

235-07

235- 64

284. 63

328. 06

377- 35

430. 03

Brj^erton, Maggie. . .

Buchanan, Charles B

Buckingham, Clinton O

Buckingham, Glenn W

Buckland, F. E

Bucklej', Anna

Buckley, Dennis

Buckley. J. H. D

Buddington, Anna E

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A.J

Buehler, J. Fr

Bugden, Arthur M. . . Bukey, A. H

Bullard, Leelia Bullis,Wm. J Bullock, M. E

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M . . . Bumpus, ly. D

Bundy, A. A

Bunn, Sidnej^ S

Bunnell, T. S

Burch, Lillian Burchard, Carrie V . . Burchfield, Will E.. . Burges, Almyra A .

Burges, E. C

Burgess, R. W

Burgess, W. R

Burgy, Marie

Burgy, Pauline

Burk, Thos

Burke, Anna

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine . . .

Burke, Geo. O

Burke, James J Burke, Jerome B

Burke, John C

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Burke, Julia M

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo

Burlingame, Wm . . . . Burnett, Chas. W

Burnett, N. P

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, John H .' Burn.s, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A . . . . Burns, Nellie C

Burns, Thos

Burns, Wm. S., jr . . . . Burnside, J. S

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, Mary

Bur.son, LA

Burton, H. E

Bush, John K

Bush, Wm

Bushee, R

Bushnell, Daniel W. . Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J Busteed, R. H

2, 275 $566 72

2, 439% X, 246 41

2, 111% X, 000 65

2, 439 975 60

2, 501 X, 316 17 1,421 352 68

2,407 962 80

224 89 60

192 43 92 1,904 456 96

2, 029% 8x9 x6

2, 504 I, oox 60

I, 736 868 00

1, 406^ 459 17 1,984 479 28 375 150 32

2, 435% X, 278 X2

I, 648 494 40

2, 745 768 60

2,817 931 88

2, 565 1,282 50

1,677 . 518 59

732 Do

168 49 20

I, 800 349 12

2, 282% I, 0x9 28

2, 250% 591 52

2, 504 X, 001 60

2,492 996 80

I, 984% 476 20 1,942% 465 20 36% 9 42

1,874 389 76

1X2 26 53

X, 668 400 32 *85%

I, 284 I 547 03

2, 068 837 44

2, 929 988 54

*X7

li, X06 60 1,903%

2, 395% 958 20 1,964 471 36

160 36 60

I, 845K 517 27 1,544 386 40

2, 431% 1,035 84 2,5x6 I, 333 99

I, 936% 674 56 1,940% 940 40 924% 231 X2 983 32

1, 760% 765 76

1 937 677 93 1,245 498 00

2, X2X X, oxx X2

X , 095 /2 678 336 82 98

2, 534% 633 67 *309 1,304 96

2, 462 X, III 91

136 32 64

X84 42 09

208

i,83X 47 58

439 44 1,871% 655 02

2, 937 1,095 07 2,490% 996 20

2, 344 587 00

2, 222 557 24 1.842% 737 60

2, 088 522 00

2, 134% I, 006 13 760 304 00 Days.
286 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statcuicul showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June so^ ^8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Butcher, J. H

Butcher, J. W., jr Butcher, William E

.

Bute, Ella H

Butler, B. W

Butler, George

Butler, John H

Butler, Missouri G . . Butscher, Edward P

Butz, W. I, Buzhardt, Emory B. Bynum, T, A

Byrne, Joseph H

Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, P. J Byrne, Peter Byrnes, Thomas V .

.

Cadett, Geo. H

Cadv,!,. M

Cady, W. S

Calhoun, Richard M

Calkins, OrvilleA. .. Callaghan, Mary . .

.

Callaghan, William. , Callahan, J. J Callahan, John J

. .

.

Callan, Teresa M . .

.

Callanan, Margaret

.

Calvo, A. R

Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, W. PI Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. Camp, W. M

Campbell, A. J Campbell, John I]. .

.

Campbell, R.H

Campbell, Thos. A .

.

Campbell, Wm. S . .

.

Canisius, A. T

Hours employed.

*3i3

784

702 584

2, 403^

1,859

1,482

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Carey, H.J

Carleton, R. P

Carlisle, Susie C

Carmod}-, Agnes C .

.

Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Atanie M

Carpenter, Emma J. Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, I^izzie . .

.

Carpenter, W. PI Carr, A. A

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, John H

Carr, Margaret C

Carr, W. H

Carrigan, Annie .... Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Geo. S

Carroll, Eouis

Carroll, Michael

Carson, Ellen

Carson, M. A

Carson, Perrj' II .... Carter, Alice

Carter, Clara E

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Edward E - - - Carter, Fannie D . . .

.

Carter, Georgie I Carter, J. W

Carter, Eily

Carter, Owen E

Carter, Wm

Carter, Wm. J

2, 482^

694

1,580

2,511 1,996^

208 *229

2, 465^

2, 184 2,314^

1, 783^/2 1,953

2, 246

2, 467^

1, -728

2, 000 5^

I, 791 1,987^

208

1,963

215

2, 008

864

I, 747^

1, 064

224

2, 470^

631

2, 051^

2,537>^

/ *88

I 830

I

, 805^

2, 496

2, 133^^ 1,944%

1,689 336

1,925:^

1,303

20S 376

1,907

2, 441 2,929 1,617^

2, 171 1,565%

1,715 208

1, 600 *32oH

1,821^

1,998 396

2, 406^

2, 530]^

1, 791

2, 483 484

2, 024

112

1, 735%

2, 504

348

2, 541

I, 701 1,464

Amount earned. Time

work.

ii, 252. 00

190. 50

175-50 173.60

961. 40

753- 20

592. 80

993. 00

173-49

632. 00

I, 151-50

1, 002. 75 47.58

1,316. 75

986. 20

894. 00

1,001.52

753- 44

794-56

605. 50

1,038.44 414.72

501.32

847- 23

I, 113.00 47.58

473- 43 86.00

606. 20

254. 18

420. 74

425. 60

89. 60

, 154. 45

252. 40

821.52

, 253. 03

660. 05

436. 84

, 123. 20

, 002. 91 486. 79

406. 13 80.64

770. 20

348. 68 47.58

188. 00

459. 33

, 049. 48

988.54

505. 47

610. 60

410. 60

600. 25

54. 17 400. 62

I 013. 37

728. 60

640. 37

82. 50

577. 56

632, 62

372. 26

596. 04

121.00

, 012. 00

26. 88

485. 94

, 252. 00

79.60

, 084. 76

426. 85

366. 00

Piece- work.

$293. 75

374- 93

396. 88

318. 75

495- 83

266. 47

450. 38

395-91

Name.

Carty, Alton B

Carver, W. R

Casey, Daniel J Casey, John E

Ca.sey, Jos. E

Casey, William F

Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton, John G

Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James. . . Cavis, A. T

Cawood, Blanche . . .

.

Cawson, Chas.C

Cays, Theo. A

Chambers, E. B Champ, Lillie C

Champlin, Bert C

Chandler, Eizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . . . Chapman, Geo. T . . .

.

Chapman, Jos. B Chapman, Susannah 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

Cheshire, R.M

Childress, J. W

Childs, Samuel N . . . . Childs, Thomas

Chipley, W. R

Chisholm, D. V

Chisolm, R. F

Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W

Christian, Rufus E - • Christian , Wallace B

.

Christian, William H

Christie, Harry R. . . . Christy, Edwin F

Chroniger, J. E

Clagett. E. H

Clague, William H. H

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, Charles E

Clark, F. O

Clark, Geo. E

Clark, J.Wilson

Clark, John W

Clark, E. B

Clark, Nellie Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Stephen

Clark, Thomas F

Clarke, Edith E

Clarke, John

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, LoringMcC. . Clarke, Wm. Y

Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Clay, Bessie E

Cleary, James

Clements, EUa F

Hours emploj^ed.

2, 025 $1, 012. 50

1, 737)^ 706. 40

I, 820 736 . 96

2, 094!^ 837- 84

2,491 996. 40

887. 20

104 1,544 623. 68

941 420. 64

I, 87214 749. 00

I, 537% 369. 00

1,483 593- 52

1,7715^ 555- 84

2, 502 1,326.57

112 25.62

1,908 954. 00

2,457 614.23

2, 459 1,303.24

2. 501

H

600. 36

2, 444 >^ 977. So

176 42.24 1,959% 474. 12 i,266i< 326. 12 *3ii 1,346.98

1,864 354. 30

I, 700 425. 00

Amount earned. Time

work.

*3ii 948 44

1,945 486 25 1,979% 374 91

2, 220 555 20

2, 199% I, 098 20

2, 500 I, 000 00

192 43 92 473 189 20

2, 448 981 12

1, 623 . 649 20 2,472 988 80

224 89 60 1,506% 781 17 1,432 572 80 1,956% 785 48

2, 065 I, 012 14

2, 150 1,093 82

2, iSo^ 545 II

2, 504 626 00

1,984 I, 178 00

I, 600 803 20

3. 001 991 85

2, 460 590 40

1,936 968 00

2,496 624 00

* 69 138 00

1,063 383 35

I, 234% 493 80 2,491% 996 60

2, 351% 955 96

176 40 26

2, 977 930 31 1,828 346 05

I, 340 335 00 2,492 996 80 *49% 207. 00 1,699% 424 87

2, 256% I, 195 94 248 55 67 246% 98. 60

208 47. 58

1,735 694. 00

I, 733% 433. 89

65 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 287

No. 34.

Statonent showing ihe number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscalyear endedJune so, i8gg, <?^<f.— Continued.

Clements, Hugh H.

Clements, L.J

Clifford, C. R

Clifford, K. A

Clifford, J. E

Clinton, F.S

Clokey, Julia F

Clough, Allan C

Coates, E. E

Cobb, Carrie B

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, F. C .... Cochran, John E. - . . . Cocke, Fannie D i Coder, :\r. G 1 Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Mej-er S

Coiner, John D

Coke, Emilv T

Colclazier, Nellie C. .! Cole, IraE j Cole, John i Cole, M. :M I Cole, Samuel

j Coleman, Benj 1 Coleman, CO.. i Coleman, Laura ' Colestock, Harrv L . Colklesser, A. A". Collar, Edwin

Collins, B.J [ ColHns, H. F

Collins, H. K

Collins, J

Collins, J. B

Collins, J. J

Collins, Julia

Collins, Susie A

Collins, T. H

Collins, Walter H. ..

Collison, H

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colquitt, G. D

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H. . Colvin, G. S

Colvin, J. R ' Colwell, Fred M | Colwell, J. Frank

Comber, Annie I Conger, Wm. H I Conklin, Rush W . .

Coulee, F. A

Council, J. A

Council, Michael F . Council, Sarah A . .

Counell3% B. M

Connelly, James H . Connelly, ]\r. P

Counelh', Mar^- Conner,"Abbie'R ... Conner, EH^-abeth .

Conner, Irene Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, John F. .

Connolly, K. Grace . Connor, Cornelius A

Connor, Eugene .... Connor, Wm. C

Constantine, B. F . .

Conwav, Thos

Cook, A. G

Cook, John

Cook, Mary H

Cook, R.M

Hours

emplo3^ed.

1, 1593^

2, 237

8 *3i3

2. 985

2, 010^

Amount earned. Time

work.

I289. 87

942. 16

2. 64

2, 400. 71 1,095.95

945. 86 1,840

1,8421^ 208

1, 029

208 1,7615^ 1,466^

64

2, 119^

2,275

2, 102

2, 210

I, 760^

1,856

2, 216 2,088

432

192

2. 4225^

1,756

2,478>^ 1,984^

*3i3

920. 00

747- 24

47- 58

411. 60

56. 70

440. 34 351-96

19. 20

903. 04

946. 44

840. 80

530. 40

422.52

928. 00

928. 00

49.92

554- 00

522. GO

129. 60

43- 92

969. 00

423. 16 991.64

803. 72

626. 00

1,678.65

Piece- work.

l453- 31

400. 90

373- 15

936

247 1,545

104

2, 481 *3io

2,452

1,868

1,956^^

2, 144 14 1,975 1,950^

1.479

2, 864

2, 250

1,928 1,924^

1,548

87

75

1, 8091^ 1,849

2, 282^

1,839^

2, lOI^

2, 269

208

1, 737

2, 405

T, 000 1,505^

1,468^

2, 540

1,843

2, 4461^

215 1,814

1,038 1,492

1,665 2,985

1,746

I, 922

439.92 . 98. 80 1- 321.47 [. 23-79

1, 116.44 |. 620. 00 I

588.48 |. 560.76 |. 794-28 :. 875-32 i- 794-92 I- 473-87 !• 277-47 j- 735-55

' 727.04 . 771- 20 ,. 506.01

619. 20 "'

34.80 }. 30. GO

452. 37

473- 45

I, 209. 71

974- 93

736. 01

930. 52 47.58

418. 60

577- 24

246. 64

602. 20

587. 40

1, 434- 85

448. 89

985. 88

86. 00

727. 76 446.99

373. 00

666. GO

I, 006. 55 419.04

957. 00

383- 97

476. 09

455.38

359. 24

Name.

429. gS

235. 02

Cook, W. J Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, E. B

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen Q .

Cooney, Clara V

Cooney, James J Cope, J. W

Copenharv^e, Ida M . Copper, Saml. R

Coquard, Armand E

Corbin, M

Corbin, W. H

Cordry, Wm. A

Corey, R. W

Corkins, D. W

Cornell, S. M

Cornish, Joseph S. .

Cornish, Wra. H., jr , Cornman, Ephraim. . Cornwell, Frank

Cornwell, L. W

Corridon, Joanna

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

Costigan, Lawrence.

Coston, W. Brice

Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al Coughlan, Alice M. .

Coughlin, David

Covert, C. C

Covert, Jake

Covert, S. T

Cowden, Frank B. . . . Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowlcs, Allen E

Cox, Chas. H

Cox, Edwin P

Cox, F. B

Cbx, Frank P

Cox, Isaiah Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Cozlin, Jacob

Craft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Craig, J. M

Cramer, Laura R . . .

Crandall, Anna

Crandall, F. A

Cranford, Horace. . . . Crawford, Charles . Crawford, HortenseE

Crawford, Wm

Creed, J. W

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crews, F. C

Crider, Laura

Crist, Raymond F . .

Crist, Wiley

Crollard, Lizzie Cromelien, Sarah C

Croney, Amanda J

. . Cronin, John

Crooke, B. L

Crooks, C

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Clifford E

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Hours

employed.

1,731^

104

2, 473^

1,732

I, 659^/^ 1,986^^

1, 192 224

2, 128^^

282 2g8

2, 471 396

230

1,9781/^

1, 64014

2, 547

2, 552

2, 257

2, 133 1,530 S80

256

2, 502

1,969

1,572

2, 057

1,544 *253

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$692. 60

24.96 ,072.92

436. 60

422. 54

2, 657

2, 061 517 *3i3

2, 503

2, 187^

1, 641 i,5i85^ 1,918 1,367^

1,988

2, 537^

1,322

200

208

2, 501

1,840

1,903 648 H

2, 479 *3I2 *3io

2, 357

I, 022

1, 916

2, 312

I, 85134 2g8 1,703^

800 *3i3 6g6%

320

2, 353^

1,87214^

1,501

2, ii8i^ 200 858^

1,902^

1,683

794. 60 318.00 89.60

I, 001. 91 132-73 47.58

618.67

158. 40

57. 50

396. 60

474- 84

417. 32 i,g88.8o

1,367. II

. 902.80

853. 20

367. 20

352. 00

72. 20

469. 12

785. 20

393. 00

840. 84

617. 60

1,454.75

743-41

I, 001.40

206. 92

I, 565. 00

1,097. 39

I, 053. 32

410. 25

607. 40

479. 50

564. 92

994. 00

635. 14 544.16 45.75

48. 12

I, 000. 40

644. 59

459. 41

235- 48

594. 96

898. 56

I, 820. 80 942.92

408. 80

459- 84

578. 00

474- II 47-58

681. 40

320. 00

1,408.50

151.62 76.80 941.40

449. 68 3-62

604. 24

687. 85 45-75

214. 62

456. 96

673. 20

I, 104. 14 Days.
288 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement shocuing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended Jime jo, i8gg, Continued.

Hours

employed.

Cross, Lena M

Cross, Lizzie Crowe, T. D

Crowley, Patrick . Croxton, Ida I . .

.

Crump, E. C

Crump, Harriet B. Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Cruso, William . .

.

Cuddy, Matthias . . Culbertson, vS. S. .. Cullen, A. W

Cullen, CP

Culver, Nettie M.

Cummings, Lizzie Cummins, E. P. .

.

Cuney, Chas. S ... Cuney, N. W

Cunningham, Effie M

Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, Mary

Cunningham, S. K.

.

Curley, Peter Curran, Fannie E . .

.

Curry, J. W

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Cyphers, CM

Dabney, Mary E . . .

.

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dahlberg, Gus. R. LDaile3% James S

Daily^ Thomas J . . .

.

Dale, O.S

Daley, Chas. P

Dalkin, Isabella .... Daly, Alice V

Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Danenhower, Chas . Daniel, Nannie

Darby, Anna

Darling, Delphine.. Dausch, Kate

Dauts, Chas Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel. Davies, S. E

Davies, T. D

Davis, Addie

Davi.s, Alfred A

Davi.s, Charles

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, E D

Davis, Elizabeth .... Davi.s, Fred. L

Davis, Ivins

Davis, John A

Davi.s, May V

Davis, Sidney M

Davis, Wm. H

Davison, E. W

Davison, Joseph K . Dawley, Harry R. .. Dav, Henry H

Day, J. P

Deakins, Philip A. .

.

Deaue, Walter P

Deans, A .C Deardoff, Paul C

Deavers, Wm . H . . .

.

Decker, Kate

Dedrick, W. H

De Fontes, Jos

Defrees, A. S

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1, 849^^ $443. 88

I, 25154 300. 36 *309 864. 32

2, 056 514. 00 1-533^ 383- 37

2, 031 818. 06 .......

2, 185

'961.44

1,736 434.00

* 367 54 955- 50

2, 973 983- 78

I, 731 778. 95 1,915/4 466. 27 1,53854 678. 08

I, 7845^ 481. 92

I, 608 413- 78 84554 338. 20

2, 2035^ 550. 86

2, 312 862. 20

2, 4855^ 596. 52 1,97854 990. 69

I, 212 292. 68 *3i3 I, 388. 75 796 318.40

104 24.96

I, 742 435- 57

loo 40. 32

I. 71654 413 68

2, 461 991.64

I, 708 409. 92

I, 968 492. 00

I, 7.36 416. 64

2, 448 612. 00

2,411 964. 40

1,095 438. 00

I, 638 491-58

176 54.60

208 47.58

I, 900

I, 7.S95< 1,838

458. 49 440.42

459- 50

2, 087 840. 40

2, 35554 736. 09

1,950 472. 29 104 23. 79 58354 145-87 208 49. 92

2, 008 I, 024. 35 1,63754 657- 56

471 188.40

37 9- 25 7965^ 318.60

2,913 962. 64

2, 504 I, 254- 25- 1,80554 564- 22 1,973 473- 52

2, 473

2, 1435^

1, 310. 69

922. 28 262 68.70

1,64554 394- 92

I- 41452 803. 89

2, 4225^ I, 211.25

224 89, 60

I, 330 532. 00

I, 74054 921.41

2, 153 559- 7T 1,845 738- 00

I, 17154 1,890

1,882

484. 92 961.56

752 80

1,824 912. 00

1,02854 257- 32

104 24.96

2,318

2, 5883/^ 990. 00

691.71 1,053^ 316.05

$379- 69

414- 15

435- 22

433-61

362. 64

423-53

435- 96

De Groot, W. A

Delabar, K

Delahunty, John ... De Lawder, Mary A

Delevingne, Arthur C

Deloe, W. W

Dement, Elizabeth .

.

Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena De Moll, Maggie

Denham, C Denham, C. W

Denman, Jessie M. .

.

Dennis, Charles

Dennisoii, Chas. S . . Densmore, H

Dent, Jos. H

Desmond, John F. . . . Devlin, J. P

Devlin, Margaret M . Dewey, Lizzie Dexter, W. H

Dice, John . Dick, Frances M

Dickel, A. J. W

Dickerson, Edmond

Dickinson, Fannie Dickman, John B . .

.

Dierken, Agnes

Dierken, Joseph. .

.

Dietrich, C. E

Diffenbaugh, H.W.. . Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillman, J. W. L

Dillon, Annie

Dillon, Elizabeth

Dillon, Thos

Dishman, Wm

Divine, Luther

Dixon, James

Dixon, L. L

Dobbs, H. C

Dodd, Permelia L .

.

Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Ida Dodge, Joseph A

Dodge, W. A

Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dohone}', John J- .

.

Doing, Wm. P

Dolan, Annie E

Dolan, Lizzie Donahue, Mary A . Donaldson, Ellen. .

.

Donaldson, W. B ... Donegal!, P. J Donn, Frank

Donn, T. M

Donnelly, Mary

Donovan, John P . .

.

Donovan, Thos. J

. . . . Donv, Frank A

Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Geo. A

Dooley, Rose E

Doonan, Thomas .... Dorsey, Frank

Dorsev, Reuben J. E.

Dorsey, W. B

Dorsey, W. F

Dorster, John N

Doten, Charles O

Doty, Thomas E

Dougherty, Jno. F . . . Dougherty, Mary E .

Hours

employed.

1,746 327

1, 70754 *3i3

2, 2485^

2, 530

1,896

232 1,733

104

2, 43254

216

1. 6713/4

2, 336

2, 335^

1,444 1,548

1, 3795^

1,83654

2, 21754 1,86554

2, 55054

2, 297

168 1,424

2, 384

148

2, 33854

152 *3i3

2, 28954

2. 753

2, 12454 2,49454 596

I, 007

1, 508

2, 00956

2, 232

1,645 1,990

1,87654 1,643 1,28956

2, 473 2,499

2, 10554 2,c73

2, 620

706

184

2, 40854

96

1,81754 1,80954

1. 759

2, 48854 2,421%

1,893 *3i3

99154

208

1, 355

2, 109 1,800

2, 53854

1, 734

1,64956

2,531

2, 22954 2,314

2, 029

2, 47654

1, 604

2, 23454

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$699.

81. 768. 782.

899. 1,341-

455-

92. 485-

23- 973.

86. 457-

817. 1,044.

593- 387-

551-

735- 555- 450. 1,351-

803.

49-

270. 596

33 935

36

1,799 977

739

495- 55

309- 48

989. 20 1,324-47

865. 00

538.51"

r, 051. 76

282. 40 42.09

578. 04

21. 96

436. 20

723. 80

755- 36

995- 40

[, 175- 13 393- 72

626. 00

285. 27

83. 20

542. 00

886. 30

449. 98

t, 086. 64

438. 69

412. 61

635- 09

[, 044. 40

649- 33 911.85

[,052.44

439. 00

588. 07 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 289

No. 34.

Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Dougherty, Nellie M

Dougherty, T. A

Doughert}', William . Douglas, Alexander

Dove, Mar\^ F

Dow, :m. E' Dow, W. T Dowden, Kate Dowden, W. P

Dowell, Clara E

Dowel 1, Geo. P

Dowling, Frank . . .

Dowling, H. C

Dowling, J. Downey, IVIan,- A

Downie, Lizzie Downs, A

Doyle, Albert P. E . . • Doyle, Caroline

Dovle, Ellen Drake, A. F

Drake, H.F.J

Drayton, "VVm. H

Dreis, :Martin Drew, Robert

Driggers, John S . . . . Dubant, Grace L., . . . Dubant, INIaud Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B.W

Duck, H. J DulT, Ed. J

Duff, William T

Duffey, Ella B

DufFv,C.J

Duffy, Kate E

Duffy, Maggie A

Dugan, Jennie I Dugot, Jas. Iv Dunible, Jessie F . . .

Dummer, Geo. E

Dumont, Julia Dunbar, Mary B

Dunham, Tillie Dunlap, JohuT

Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, ^Michael Dunn, Robt.A. S Dunn, W; F

Dunne, W. G

Dunning, H

Dunnington, Geo. . .

Dunnington, Lucy P

Dunphy, James A . .

Durdin, A. C

Durfey, J. G

Durham, C Durham, Mar\- C . .

Durisoe, John R

Dutch, Edmimd . . . . Dutcher, Milton ^l.. . Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E. J Dwyer, Jno. L

Dwyer, Wm

Dyer, Albert R

Earnest, A. T

East, A.L

Easter brook, Harrj'D

Ea.sterling, Thos. C. . Eberbach, Edward .

Eberle, R.S

Eccles, David

Eckdall, Carl

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2, 031 l495- 26 2,0505^ 892. 84

2, 028 831.04

2, 881.00

208 49.92

I, 700 408. 00

2. 379^^ I, 098. 90

776 194. 00

1.935 464. 40

2, 405 962. 56

2, 501^

288 208

I, 000. 60

115.20

49- 92 1,946 468. 76 208 47. 58

2, 023 383. 80

1,648 704. 72 1.785 371-24

1.791^/4 429. 96

I, 024 409. 60

\ *3

2, 450 ( 995- 1,577^

2, 460^

631. 00

984. 20 2,745 737. 26 2,344 704. 26 1.897^^ 458. 72

104 24.96

2, 269 907. 60

2, 070^ 847. 72 375 150- 32 1,746 873. 00

328 82.00

2, 459 994. 42

104 23- 79

2, 486 596. 64

I, 890^ 453- 72 *i4 28. 00

2, 500 1, 000. 00

2, oziM 815. 00

104 23-79

1, 796 431. 04

104 24.96

1. 993 5^ 996. 75

2, 531^ 1,013.72

1,691 676. 40

2. 360 590. 20 1,618^ 927. 72

2, 105 1,052.50

1,995'/^ 799- 48

2. 501 y<i 646. 97

104 24.96

135^/^ 54.20

2, 439^ 975- 80

2,472 988. 80

104 - 24. 96

2, 035!/^ 490-43

2,323'/4 992.04

2,218 564- 15 1.742 •751-44 104 23-79

392 98. 00

1,545 618 00 1,812^ 725.00

1,8621^ 747- 88

.536 214.40

2, 544 1,348.85

T,932 514-69

I, 22ll^ 488. 60 2,516^ 1,085.78

1.975'/^ 806. 52

1,736 868. 00

1,776 426. 24

^,639^/^ 655. 80 186^ 74.60

$256. 23

428. 73

423.92

450. 38

393-44 4«-85

453- 08 416.31

449- 82

311-59

457. 80

Eckels, P. J Ecker, Charles A

Eckert, Thos. C

EcklofF, C. R

Edd5r, Orrin

Edelen, Clayton A. . . Edgington, Mary E.

Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah Edmondson, H. A. . .

Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmonston, Florence E

Edmunds, Neal Edmunds, Samuel W

Edmunds, WillM

Edsall, J. H

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Flora S

Egbert, W. J Eggleston, J. M

Eggleston, M. E

Eichelberger, Geo. F

Elder, Frank E

Eldredge, Jas. F

Elkins, P. M

Ellegood, J.E

EUingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Bert S

Elliott, Elizabeth E. • Elliott, Harry W

Ellis, Edna R

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, G. K

EHis, Geo.H

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis, Naomi

Ellis, Norman G

Ellis, Perry

Ellis, S. C

Ellis, .Sallie J

Ellis, Titus F

Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . Elwood, C. Thos

Elwood, Cora M

Emery, Charles Emory, A. W

Engel, A. Force

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

English, S.S

Ennis, Chas. H

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna .

Erdman, Geo. F

Erhardt, John

Erner, Fannie A

Eshelman, Edgar M

Eskew, H. M

Espey, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espey, Jessie B

Espey, Louis

Essex, E. J Estep, C. B

Esterly, J. Irwm

Etchberger, C. E

Etchberger, C. E., jr Etchison, L- E

Eubank, E. S. Brown

Euler, John C

Europe, H. J Evans, CP

Hours

employed.

1, 164^

2, 494^

1,846 1,932^

2, 038^

1, 720 304

208 1,139

1,9905^

2, 485

230 1.937

1, 484 5^

2, 181

2, 300

58S

1,680 655

104

1,895

2, 4545^ 672^

1,880

216 944 *265

2, 06172 1,719 1,784 356

2, 502^

57 646

2, 473

:o4 *3i3

739 1,488

922^^

208 416

1,7373^ 1,814

144

2, 275^

2, 201 2,014^

2,0541^

2, 504

2, 499/^

184

2, 159^/^ 1,427]^

2, 474

208

72

208 *267

2, 347^

1.832 2,325^

1,306

2, 041

2, 557 1,920^

2, 265

2, 086 215^

2, 181^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$561.42

487. 92

624. 89

747- 56

776. 32

929. 90

412. 80

72.96 47.58

287. 14 S06.44

596. 40

92. 00

777- 28

640. 07

924. 96

607. 83

175- 00

746. 40

262. 20 24.96

663. 83 613.67

168. 12

846. 00

86. 40

377- 60

I, 523- 75 .873-44

17. 28

859- 50

428. 16 81.43

I, 004. 38

14.30

258. 40

593- 52 23-79

I, 060. 10

327- 36

372. 00

370. 04

49- 92

104. 00

704. 60

441.30

36. 00

973. 16

880. 40

, 008. 45 513-62

, 252. 00

,413- 70 42.09

566. 06

713- 75

, 237- 00

49. 29

28. 80

47. 58

. 539- 77

, 225. 10

985. 15 581.93 522.40

829. 20

r, 457. 28

241. 80

672. 17

906. 00

902. 32 53-87 S72.60 S. Doc. IIDays. 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 elided June 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, Chas. N

Evans, E. B

Evans, Ella V

Evans, Geo. M

Evans, M. ly Evans, M. N

Evans, Margaret A . . Evans, R. B

Evans, V. M . . Evans, W. ly Everhart, Jennie . . . . Everman, John W. . . Everts, Frank A

Fagan, Cora B

Falbush, Mary K . . . . Fallon, D. F

Farley, H. J Farley, I^izzie J Farlin, D. W

Farmer, Jno. J Farnsworth, Mary M

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Farvt^ell, J. P

Faubel, Rufus

Faulkner, Mary

Faust, Harry E

Faye, Jacob

Fearing, Chas. H

Fearing, W. G

Feast, John

Featherston, M

Fechtig, J. ly Feehan, James A . . . . Feeney, J. L, Fell, J. W

Feltham, Emily O . . Fenton, ELsie F

Fenton, J. J Fenwick, f^ottie ly . . . Ferguson, B. G

Ferguson, H. H

Ferguson, John F . . . Ferguson, Wm. P . . . . Ferguson, Wm. T. . . . Ferl, Arthur P

Ferneyhough, Geo. N

Fernsner, Chas. W. .

.

Ferrell, L. C

Ferren, Myron J Ferrier, Saml

Field, Sadie

Fiesse, Chas

Finch, George

Finnegan, James . . .

.

Finney, M. J Fisher, Amanda E . .

.

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Edv^ard Y . .

.

Fisher, Emma L, Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, J. P . . : Fisher, Minnie E . . . . Fisher, Wm.H

Fitzgerald, Geo. vS .. . Fitzgerald, Mary . , .

.

Fitzgerald, Mary . . . . Fitz Gerald, T

Fitzhiigh, EllaM

Fitzpatnck, Henry .

.

Fitzpatnck, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. P" Fitzpatrick, Mary .

.

Fitzpatrick, Michael

Fitz-Patrick,Mary H. Fitzsimmons, Mary.

.

Hours employed.

1,841^

1,389 385^

I, 774 464

1, 173^

379 '/^ 1,942^

2, 05

1

1,828

104 1,887^

2, 125 200

148

2, 087

1.536 1,832^

224

268

I, 8065^

1,612 1,546^

1,907 813^

1, 646

2, 518

1,672

2, 430

2, 408

I, 9001^

232 1,738

I, *54^

160

I, 900^

767%

825 550 5^ 1,895^4 2,118^

1, 869^

2, 142/i 1,405 544 *3i3

2, 363?^

2, 374

104

2, 429

1, 912

2, 098

1,864

192 208

1,875

176

2, 772 644

208 *302

1,8461^

1,418

2, 501%

1, 960

2, 140 1,714^

881 1^

1, 758^/^

2, 732 1,886

56

Amount earned. Time Piecew^ork. work.

$737- 64

347- 25 154.40

426. 34 185.60

281.64

152. 28

777. 00

820. 60

731. 20 24.96

473- 24

850. 00

45- 75 33.85 849.40

768. 00 441.52

89. 60

67. 20

433- 56

689. 41 618.92

811.28

203. 36

342. 26

, 208.71

668. 80

2. 62

607. 49

602. 00

570. 15

92. 80

435- 62

695- 36

236. 36

38. 40

760. 20

185. 73 367.68

220. 20

663. 40

870. 76

529. 09

857. 72

351- 24

1 36. 00

2, 998. 54 644.81

949. 60

23-79

985- 16

766. 40

524- 99 451-07

43-92

49-92

984. 79 42.24

1,005.59

278. 48

47. 58

I, 736. 49

738. 60

294. 88

625- 37

473- 92

874-48

685. 80

352. 60

422. 04

802. 25

453- 98

13-44

I380. 74 441.35

291.36

277. 18

436- 55

406. 76

482. 86

326. 46 448-85

432. 33

382.42

335- 73

Name.

Fitz Simons, A

P'itzsimons, E. W . .

.

Fitzwilliam, Thos. J Fizer, Adele F

Flahavhan, E. A . . .

.

Flaherty, Edvi^ard .

.

Flaherty, Edv^^ard . Flaherty, Mary E .

.

Flanagan, E. F

Flanagan, M. E

Flanagan, R.C . .. . Fleming, Catharine M

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Fletcher, Chas. F . .

.

Fletcher, Geo. S

Fletcher, Katie L .

.

Fletcher, William .

.

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, John

Flynn, Mamie

Flynn, Martin H . .

.

Flynn, Walter K

Foertsch, Mary

Fogerty, James

Fogle, John 1^ Foley, Daniel J Foley, Sadie

Folk, S. W

Follett, Fred W

Ford, A. J Ford, Byron A

Ford, Clark

Ford, J. T

Ford, Mary C

Fordan, Minna

Forrest, Edward

Forsyth, 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 E - Fox, Philip Foy, T. J Frahm, Henry

France, Gordon C. .

.

Francis, Henry

Francis, Wm. H

Frank, Beulah M . .

.

Frank, Henry J Frank, Peter Franz, C . F. 1^ Eraser, Frank

Frayser, Mary E -

.

Frazier, James A .

.

Frazier, Mary E . -

.

Frederick, John H.

Frederick, Mary . .

.

Freiseis, Frank

French, Ed. R

Friery, Michael . . .

.

Frink, Emma A . .

.

Frisbee, Arthur H . Fritz, Joseph W

Frost, Mary E

Frye, Will W

Fuerst, Anton

Fugitt, Harriet A .

.

Fuhrman, Edward

Hours employed.

2, 192 980

1,967

1, 304

1,43^ 1,730

1,952

2, 481^

1,981

• * 165%

. 966

356

137 2,492 991^

2, 477

2, 650

r, 743

208 356

1,829

2, 564^

1,998

r,9i6i^ 376

1, 7821^

i,925'/4

2, 355^

2,529

1,757 2,478

48

2, 064^

208

2, 369^

2, 713 992

2, 280 900

1,849

1,978'/^ 208

2, 11914 304

1,874

576

935^/^

1, 762!/^ 1,427^4

1,745'/^

2, 48o>^

2, 065 2,498

f *io

l2, 424

112

I, 141 300

58 54 176

1, 743 '/^ 1,973'/^ 1,492^

2, 457

1,728 208

2, 360%

2, 1S2

2, 539 J4 656

2, 068^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$895-92

392 00 472 08

351 23 572 72 432 50

471 94 992 60

1,068 30

> 709 942 40

958 45

47 58 999 92 396 60

594 48

828 12 698 80

83

81 20

731 3860

1, 020 60 479 52

781 24 150 40

713 00

462 12 565 32

I, 229 38

702 80

I, 239 00

15 45 516 89 47 5868

740 39 396 80 570 00

432 18 750 80

808 28 47 58 529 87 69 54 449 76

144 00

234 45

707 88 356 87

699 80 994 12 495 60

624. 50

I, 255. IC

44. 80

570- 50

75- 00

14. 62

42. 24

699. 00

413. 40

597. 00

1, 006. 56

864. 00

47. 58

963. 40

944. 84 7.38

1,230.44

164. 00

845. 12 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 291

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Fuhrmau. W. J Fiihrmann. Chas J Fulenwider, Jno. E

Fulkerson. F. D

FuUer, A. G

Fuller, J. F

Funk. Adam P

Furbershaw, Geo C

Furbershaw, J. H . .

Furrow, Annie M. . . . Fuss, Henrv

Gable, Paul S

Gaddis, Lero3- J Gaeng, John' Gaeng, Wm. S

Gainer, Joshua

Gainey, Agnes C . . . - Gaisberg, Wm

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Mars- .... Gallagher, Patrick . . Gallagher, W. E

Gallaher, X. W

Gallatin, Herbert C. . Galleher, James A. . . Galleher, Thomas S . Galvin, John F

Galvin, Thos. J Gamble, Samuel

Gantlev, S. ZM Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A. . . . Gardiner, Lvdia INI . . Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H . . . . Gardner, ZSIan*- Garland, J. D ' Garner, J. P

Garner, J. S

GarreLs, Chas

Garrett, John.son L • • Garrett, Katie R

Garrett, Mars- E

Garrette.Cha's. F

Garrison, F. E

Garrison, Fred. G

Garst, Susie L

Garvin, G. S

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . . . Gaughran. Lizzie. . . . Gaulden, J.C Gawler J.C

Gavle, Ida

Gavle. Robt. E

Gaylor H. J George, James A

George, R. E

Gerber, Theodore . . . Gerberich, George . Gervais, John B., jr . . Gessler, E. E

Geichell, E. P

Getz, John M

Gever, E F

Gibbs, A.C

Gibbs. J, A

Gibson, A. E

Gibson, Hopkins

Gibson, Irene Gibson, Irving

Gibson, J. W . Gilbert, Abel

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J . . . Giles, Harrv E

Gillespie, J.'w

Hours

employ ed

2. 457

1,972

2. 170^4

1, ^02 288

2.

2, 022

1,410

2, 172

128 1,9105^

2, 496

2, 044

* 309^4

1. 232 14 1,409

284 2,495

1,886 200

2, 493

1-724 *3I3

2, 300

2. 545

2, 059

1.972

2, 264 1,628

I, oSo

1, ^04

2. 136

Amount earned. Time ] Piece- work. 1 work.

1,420

1,998^2

270

2, 162 2j6

2, 493^

2, 436

210

1. 745

1,989

2, 395 '/^ 2, 450^4

2. 331 1.559

2, 545

104 1,992

2. 452^

1 . 4S0

I.029>^ 600

2- 546 1,938^

I, 691

1,933 1,074

2.493

1.597'/^ 2,429

I, &20 2,570^

1, '^67^ 2,512^

2,496 416

1, 629 *54J4

2.325

2, 450^

2,913

2, 002^

^15 i,6bi^ *3i2^

, 031. 20

975- 23

868. 20

325- 50 77.36 995.80

707. 69 613.04

, 178. 80

29 28

764. 20 99S 40

832.32

619. 00

Name.

J395. 7b

377.

64. 998.

662.

48.

I, 121. 689.

I, 330.

575-

I, 342. 823.

799- 906.

407.

259- 436.

534-

454-44

354- 61

437- 37

867.

56. 858.

86. 997-

r. 168.

84. 425.

493-

[, 076.

t,052. 949-

364-

1, 029.

60

258040

44

5500

135457

00

725004

23-79

478. oS

.588. 60

92

04

So

20

323-51

657 456

167,

, 039

874. 423.

790,

268.

, 010.

877.

, 182. 546.

, 028,

747- ,078. 998.

166. 409.

156. 624.

486.45

304. 19

980. 20

983. 14 1,065.68

246. 00

672. 84

699. 76

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gilliland, W. H

Gillm, David

Gillin, Joseph T .... Gillon, P. C

Gilmore. C. F

Gilmore, Olive I . . .

Ginesi, Josephine Y . Ginesi, Marie

Girvin, Isabella

Gisriel, L

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

Goddard, Leoia Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Godwin, George W . . Goebel, A. N

Goetz, Louis

Goldstein, W^illiam N

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E

Goode, .Samuel Goodheart, Briscoe . . Goodhue, George B. . Goodman, Cassie A. . Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodspeed, Alex Goraum, E

Gordon, Laura B

Gordon, M. B

Gordon, S. D

Gorham, Mary E . . . . Gorman, M

Gorman, Mamie L - - Gorman, Thos

Gormley, A

Gosorii, T. Howard .

Goss, M

Goss, Mabel E

Gotta, Robt. C

Gottlieb, K

Gotwald, L. Murray . Gove, Charles H

Grabill, C. E

Grady, Daniel

Graeves, Edith S

Graf, Chas. J Graff, Charles T

Graham, A. W

Hours

employed.

184 425/5

7681^ 1.743/2

2. 504

2, 016 2,097^

96

1.756

1, 9091^

735^/2

2, 115 1,587^

2, .395

2, 905

2, 462

2, 091

2, 546 551^

2, 078

1,859)^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1,943^

1,80714 533

1,652^

I, 797^

120

1, 712

1,742 2,044

359

104 2,312

2, 327

1.832

615^

1. 918 2,1I2H

424

200

$655. 20 42.09

172.08

884. 25

697. 40

I, 252. 00

806. 40

839. 00

21. 96

436. 40

458. 28 176.52 528.02

635. 00

602. 10

811. 71

984. 80

872. 80

1,050. 15

220. 60

849. 80

465. 77

7S9. 20 451.87

227. 28

992. 44

99. 20

661. 00

773- 77 27.45

430. 20 468.31

930. 24 143-60 23-79

647- 36

303- 07

916. 00

15.72

658. 24

863. 24

169. 60

50.51

6. 42

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, Lizzie Grant, Nellie R

Grant, William T

Graser, S. O

Grasse, Marie L

Graves, Benj. B. F . .

2, 377 951-04

2,49154 597- 96

2, 497 998. 80

653'/^ 156. 84

2, 238 895. 20 2,488 597-12

297 74-25

2, 1125^ 890. 06

1,360 544. 00 2,415^ 966. 20 104 24.96

3^9'/^ 127. 80

2.405 i-.342.37 *72

1.492

|i, 205. 66

2. 499 r. 124.55 2,516 I, 069. 20 1,683 504. 90

I, 768 707. 20 2,504 I, OCX. 60

2, 418 677. 04

184 42- 09 *27i^

I.926K2

|l, 121. 24

I. n^'iVx 503. 52

1,489/^ 368. 01 2231^ 89. 40

2, 000 800. 00

208 47-58

1,985 846. 56 Days.
292 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year efided June jo^ ^8gg, etc. —Continued,

Name.

Graves, George B. .

.

Graves, J. S

Gray, E). S

Gray, Edna

Gray, Elias Gray, H. W

Gray, Harry C

Gray, R. F

Grear, Rufus

Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Green, E- A

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Perry

Green, Rose A

Green, Wm. T

Greene, Emma

Greene, J.S Greene, John, jr . . .

.

Greene, R. A

Greenfield, Wm. E • Greenwood, James

.

Gregory, Daniel E. Grenacher, Charles.

Griffin, C. L

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffith, George

Griggs, W.I,

Grimes, Edith M . .. Grimes, Hattie I, . .

.

Grimes,Xaiira ly . . .

.

Grimes, Perry T

Grimes, W. E

Grimsley, L,orena. .

.

Grinnan, R. I, GrisvFold, M. J

Grisvsrold, W. A

Gritton, F. M ....... Groo, Mahlon

Groome, Chas. E. .

.

Grose, Fred C

Grosh, B.F

Groshon, Clinton . .

.

Grumley, E. C

Gunn, H. S

Gunter, Peter B

Gunton, I^ouisa Gutelius, W. I, Guy, Isabelle P

Gwin, H. A

Haar, Rosa M

Haas, Isaac C Hackman, B. F

Hadcock, Frank

Hagan, Wm. E. A . .

.

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Hain, Elizabeth . . .

.

Hain, Evelyn M . . .

.

Haines, Claude E . Haines, T.B

Halbleib, I,ouis E .. Hale,C. B

Hale, R. J Hall, Edward J Hall, Fred. A

Hall, G.W

Hall, Minnie

Hall, vS. K

Hall, T. Frank

Hall, Wm. T

Hall, Wm. T

Halliday, Belle

Hours employed.

1.672

2, 076

200

1. 531

2, 442

708 36554

2,452

I, 204

208

2, 423

1,89334

1, 906^

1, 162 i>953 1,652

1, 8065^ 84

2, 549

2, 210 2,375 959

32 1,859

2, 394

2, 040

2, 022

2, 020^

1,964

76

208

2,497^/^ 2,499

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$355-

417. 622.

48. 640.

977-

177. 161. 636.

302.

47- 969.

663.

457-

229. 468. 445-

490.

973-

I, 023.

383-

472.

957-

816,

816. 1749

999

[,324 1,928 7S6 56

1,6521/ 409 55 2,328 931 20 1,751'/ 875 90

2, 376/2 903 07 1,639/ 655 88

2, 386/ I, 019 00 523/ 130 87 2,426/ 970 60

2,487 1.318 10 2,448/ 1, 116 84

280 127 36 1.891/ 756 60

2,484 994 00

* 219%

I 656 } 744 43

2, 228 835. 50

200 45 75 *3i3 1,799 75 1,473 368 25

I, 092 409 50 447 178 80

200 45 75 1,765 425 90

1,835 458 73 1.156 217 06

2, 32854 I, 006 00

2, 143 857 20 1,614/ 645 80 1.277/ 345 67

2, 458 I, 234 90

f * 10 11.617 } 863 44

2,566 1 361 09

2.497 I. 123 45 1,646 309 07 2.082 656 32 2,327/ 931- 00 2,421/ 970. 52

264 66. 00

104 24.96

$360.41

415 59

373- 50

429- 51 456, 90

219. 38

437- 72

451-73

456. 50

Name.

Hallock, Daniel B. Halloran, Deborah

Halpenny, R. L- S . Haltigan, P, J Harabright, Frank

Hamilton, Edw. J.

.

Hamilton. F. D .... Hamilton. Isaac .. Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, M. D

Hammond, A. W .

.

Hammond, Jno E

Hampson, Iowa ... Hancock, Elizabeth M

Handiboe, John A

Handley, Joseph A

Handley, Wm. W

Handly, E.J

Hanes, Theodore

Hanft, Theo, M. . Hanlon, Saml. C. Hannah, Monroe

Hannon, Ella. . .

.

Hanrahan, John T

Hansbrough, Annie

Haradon, Fannie A

Harbaugh, Carroll Harden, Wm. E - .- Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J. K

Hardesty, R. C

Harding, C.T.

Harding, E. H

Harding. F. E. Harding, Margare

Harding, W. E . .

.

Hardwicke, E. E

Hardy, Ella C. . . . Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore

Harford, R.B ... Harkness, Jas. C. Harlow, R.B

Harlow, Walter . Harper, E. J Harper, Florence Harper, J. T

Harper, James E

Harper, James L,. Harper, M. A

Harper, Thomas W

Harrald, H

Harrell, Wells C

Harrigan, Frank

Harris, David. . . . Harris Geo. C . .

.

Harris, H

Harris. Harriet . Harris, M. Agnes

Harris, Michael . Harri.s, N. P

Harris. Thos F .

.

Harris, W. H

Harrison B. E . .

.

Harrison, Clifton Harrison. J. W .. Harrvman, Wm. H

Harstm. Robert H

Hart. Belle Hart, I. A

Hart. Wm J ... Hartley, Lee. .

.

Hartman, V. W

Hartmann, Charles

Hours employed.

2, 486/

2, 182/

2,492 2.324/

933

209

2, 748

2, 021/

I. 359/

1,824

I, 642

2, 065

i,3S75^

1, 344

2. 387/

2, 500/

2, 504

I, on

1,708

2. 535 1,663/

1.450 402/

r*3i3

: 208

2, 216

1. 926/

1,882

1,954 1,572/ 2.517/

2, 421/

1.568

1, 700

I. 7813/4 312

1.697 1,732/

1,850 1,518 2,95349 i,7ioK 1.955/

1,480/

1,654 2,477/

1,845/

2, 062/

893

1,712 2,000

1,351 1,696

112 1,705/

592 1,868

642

1,485 2,178 2,512/

192 1,817/

1,802/ 2.503/

1,842

1, 268

2, 198

2, 222

1,751 2,487

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$994. 60

920. 76

1, 085. 78

I, 234 09

373. 20 83.60

729. 80

875. 88

543 80

729. 60

657. 68

826. 00

339- 90

537. 60

955- 00

1, 000. 32

I, 001 .60

252. 74

768. 59 1,014.36 665.40

349 94

161. 00

782. 50

47. 58 614.28

776. 08

468. oc

990. 20

709. 12 1,433-56

T, 218. 10

392. 00

425. 20

446. 02 86.00

21. 96

678 80

693. 00

740 92

380. 00

856. 78 12.45

479. 56

472. 84

624. 52 721,48

[,324.82 516-74

558. 20

359- 44

684. 80

809. 60

675- 70

424. 00

25. 62

426. 35

176 00

921. 60

172 53

594- 64

586. 10

[, 076. 16 76.80

727. 00 481.79

:. 001. 40 443.42 317.00

,033-23

951- 12

745- 24

994. 80

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2,A-—Siaiement showing the number of persons employed in the public printifig

and binding duriJig the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg, ^f/r. —Continued.

Name.

Hartnett, Jerome . Hartwell, Chas . .. Hartwell, F. E .. .. Hartwell, Mary A

Harvel,Geo. W...

Harvey, Mary E) .

Harvey, P. R

Harvey, Wilson. .. Harward, Charles E) Harwood, D. J

.... Hasbrouck, Harry

Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G.

Haslett, John W .

Hassett, Thomas .

Hasson, B. F

Hastie, R. B

Hastings, W.T....

Hatton, I Hauer, J. F

Havenner, Geo. C. Havens, F. B

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie I^.. Hawke, Theresa. .

Hawken, Agnes M

Hawkins, Geo. A .

Hawlev, Cornell S Hawofth, Thos. W

Hay, L. C

Hayden, George H

Haydon, J. D

Hayes, Finley S .

Hayes. John W

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, Nellie I,. .

Hayes, Oliver , Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Lavinia F

Hays, John H

Hays, Uriel C Haywood, Edward . Havwood, Jennie F. Hazle, Edgar F. G.

Healy, James A. .

Healy, Thomas F. Heck, Wm. C

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . Heffernan, Thomas.

Heffner, Clara S .

Heffner, Mary

Heidingsfeld, Ed . Heinline, Chas. S . Heinline, Lida C.

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, Nannie B

Heizer, O. F

HelfF, Josefine M . Hellings. Hattie R

Hellman, Clem . .

Helmig, C. F

Hemingway, C. B . Hemmings, Fred L

Henderson, Reagan

Hendler, Chas. T . Hendricks, Wm, J Hendrix, Ellen .

Henke, Fred. W . Hennen, W. S ... Henning, Geo . .

Henning, S. E

Henshaw, C. W .

Hepburn, Chas. F

Herbert, Edwin W

Herbert, Florence 'L,

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

136 $34 00

I, 379'/^ 551 80

2,510

*305

I, 061 16 1,268 72 229 91 60

176 40 26 2,447^ 612 72

1,712^^ 846 05

2, ZloVz 948 84

2,496 I, 141 76

2, 068 828 24 80 18 30

2, 030% 508 02

1,493'/^ 597 40

i6i^ 4 42 496 198 40

*233 1,339 75 *2II 1,213 25

I, 760 440 00

2, 462^ 985 00

I, 274^ 532 68

i,552>^ 416 97 1,985^ 499 41 208 47- 58

I, 7333^2 416 04

208 49- 92

2, 098^ 524- 60 *i7o^ 852. 50

2, 430/^ I, 042. 65

*32 197. 00

1,763 779- 64

917 409 76

2, 030 14 1,018 40

1, 974/^ 493 61 792^ 474 26 2,035 488 40

1,801 432 24

I, 771 708 94

1,524 381 00

1,785 449 72

2, 493 997 20

1,877^4 827 36

288 72 184 42 09

I, 2861^ 514 60

2, 113^ 845 40

2, 089 835 60 1,427^ 571 00

1,566 626 40

2,013 820 08

1,957 783 92

2, 283 570. 50

2.459 983 60 2,416^ 976. 60

1,736 418 36

1,810 791 87 2,0:3 484. 08

1,522 318 14 1,948^ 468. 80

1, 600 400 00

80 32 00

216 86 40

2, 367 946 80

1.965 491 25 *3i3 I . 799' 75 *3r3 1,408 50

952 241 44

2, 491 871 84

944 377 60

1,6981/4 724. 84 2,448^ 587 64

2, 500 I, 000 00

1,796 720 00

2, 504 I, 252 00

72 16 47

$429. 22

412. 55

478. 59

443-45

369- 76

483.

293. 64

433- 00

* Days

Herbst, Minnie

Herfurth, Josephine.

Hering, Thomas F . . , Herndon, Jno. G

Herndon, P. L

Heron, John J Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H

Hess, C. T

Hess, Morris J Hess, S

Hester, John C

Hewston, Mary E-E • Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J.F Hickman, E. Iv Hickman, W.H

Hickmann, Mary

Higgins, B. F

Higgins, Lizzie Higgins, Miles J Highberger, Clara G

Hill, Chas. W

Hill. J. E

Hill, Lorenzo

Hill, Minnie

Hillebrant, Amy E • . Hillebrant, F.J

Hilton, Eva A

Himmelman, J. C

Hinds, W. L

Hinkel, Wm. F

Hinman, Geo. W . .

Hinsley, Lottie B

Hinwood, S. C

Hipkins. C. C

Hitchcox, J Hoagland,T. B

Hobbs, H.W

Hodes, Theo

Hodges, John C

Hoes, James E

Hoey, Jennie G

Hoffman, Florence . Hofmann, Ferdi.iand Hogan. John E

Hogan, John H

Hoggsette, James A . Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F .. . Holcombe, Sanil. W. . Holden, Lewis F . . . . Holeman, Wm. M. . . . Holl, E. A

Holland, J. L

Holler, Rosa L

Hollinger, Clara B.. . Hollins, Joseph H. C

HoUoway, J. L • Holmes Benjamin . , Holmes, C E.-. Holmes, Warner .... Holohan, Eliza A . . . . Holton, Hoyt A

Honesty, Morris Hooper, E. J Hoover, Alice S

Hoover, Frank

Hopkins, D. W

Hopkins, Edgar W . , Hopkins, F. H

Hopkin.s, S. E

Hopper, Annie

Hopping, F. A

Hopwood, Louise . . . . Horen, Ed. B

Hours

employed.

2.503'/^

1, 853

1,840

1,390^^

284 1,377 1,359^^

2, 226

1, 460

1,320 1,822^

2, 209

1,301

\ *265

L 168 1,890

2, 030

2, 465^

2, 426

2, 494

2, 509

2, 112 1,812

1, 640

*3i3

2, 060

2, 062^

*3I2

887

208

208 830

359

152

859^/4

2, 5013^ *3i3

2,411

2. 300

328

2,013

1.769

1,844'/^ 2,532^

992

2, 032'

1, 754

2, 799

1.965

1, 8683/4

2, 336

925)^

2, 093

1,899 328 2,818

528

2, 389^

1,6041^ 1,212^ 926^

2,447

1,766

2, 173

2. 940^

I, 946

1, 804^

128 2,487^

1,885 200

2, 324 3^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$499- 87

389- 34 1,326.85 771.36

736. 00

556. 20

68, 16 571-97

254.93

905. 48

365- 00 316.80

458- 09

, 038. 42

356. 90

, 636. 79

393-

507-

591-

797- 599-

, 226.

376.

410.

701. 494- 892.

I, 794.

395-

83- 47- 375-

143-

34- 343-

1, 000. 1,557-

964-

923-

92. 629.

710. 658. 1,086.

396.

831.

702.

752.

796. 824.

584-

370. 518.

455-

131- 792.

132. 961. 402.

291. 370. 632

535.

$202. 49

453-

518.70

389. 03

266. 85

304- 77

435-81
294 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.Statetnent showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year elided June jo, i8gg, £'^!<r.— Continued.

Horkan, Geo. A

Horn, Haddie Z

Horlle3^ J. E) Houck, Emma H . . . . Houck, Henry T

Hough, C. B

Hough, Frances R . . . Houghton, Chas.E.. • Howard, George 1^. . . Howard, Julia R

Howard, Martha E

Howard, Minnie E - . . Howard, T. W

Howard, Vincent F . . Howcott, P. M

Howe, Merwm G . . .

.

Howells, vS. D

Howes, E. L, Howie, C. A

Howland, G.W

Howlin, Wni

Howser, Bertie C

Hubbard, A. J. E

Hubbard, J. P

Hubbel, Mary

Huggins, J. T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Charles 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

Humble, H.H

Humes, Annie M . . . . Humphrey, O. W

Hundley, M. B

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Margaret .... Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, John H

Hunter, R. L

Hunter, W. H

Hunter, William

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche Hurworth, Thomas E

Huson, Wilber J Huss, A. I. Hussey, Annie

Huston, J. A

Hvitcheson, Erskine . Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hutchinson, Ambrose

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutchinson, Wm. H

Hutchison, William

Hutton, Clara E

Hyams, Mord

Hyatt, John B

Hyde,W. B

Hyler, O. D

Hynes, Sarah E

Hysan, John

Indermauer, Chas .

.

Ingalls, Albert E - • Ingledue, J. B

Ingram, John M . . .

.

Irey, Chas. W

Irvin, J.E

Hours

employed.

1.6993/^ 161^

104

2, 077^

1,710 456

* 112

2, 114 1,447^

449 1,821-

1, o40>^

2, 484

850 >^

2, 293

1.952

2, 333 i,9i9>^

2, 389 >^ 983

2, 472

2, 4555^

t2, 282

208

2, 500^

1,844

1, 466

2, 297 1,736

i,835>^ 2,312

2, 017 *3i3

1,914

2, 463

2, 130^^ 1,822 909

1,577 1,756 *288

1, 926 >^ 200 2,056

2, 504

2, 280 1,558

72

1, 962

1,845^/^ 1,8041^ 1,784

2, 210

1,854^/^ 178

2, 129

2, 495

1,908

2, 502%

2, 545

2,308

2, 092

1,576

1, 910 2,507^

1,774 2,376

423

2, 194 2.993

108

2, 020

1,854

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$429. 98 47.57

41.60

498. 60

684. 00

1S2 40

448. 00

845. 60

364. 04 126.98 378.72

283. 15

993. 60

340. 20

573- 25

780. 80

933- 60

774- 92

955. 80

393. 20

988. 80 589-32

I, 244. 00

^i, 290. 50

47

1,329

732 632 918

694

458 926

821 1,794 459

615

906.

744. 366.

387.

702.

720. 829.

45- 529.

I, 001.

570. 623.

18.

I, 098.

443-

457-

446. 972. 998

66. 851. 623.

517.

I, GDI. 636.

577-

523.

394-

770.

1, 393- 425.

594.

169.

I, 159- 988.

44- 803.

813.

$164.57

419-38

450. 65

Irwin, James H

Isaacs, W.H

Isham, Carrie I Jack.son, Celeste T. . . Jack.son, Edward

Jackson, J. U

Jackson, James W . .

.

Jackson, Julius Jackson, M. Q

Jackson, Mildred E h

Jackson, Pauline .

.

Jackson, Theo. H

Jackson, W.W

Jacobs, Arthur

Jacoby, Callie Jaeger, August H . . . . Jama, Theresa L. . .

.

Jameson, John G . .

.

Jaques, John B

Hours

employed.

Jayne, T. F

Jefferis, James H . .

.

Jeffrey, Geo. 1^ Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Charles

Jenkin.s, James

Jenkins, Meredith. . . Jenkins, W. L

Jenkins, Z. T

Jenks, Richard L, Jerdone, Clara P

Jewett, Annie R . . . . Jewett, Hattie M

Johannes, Geo

Johns, W. R., jr Johnson, A. B

Johnson, C D

Johnson. C. T

Johnson, Charles . . .

.

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, Geo., jr . . . . Johnson, Geo. A

Johnson, James A . . . Johnson, Joe M

Johnson, Julius I^. . . . Johnson, L. H

John.son, Louis C . .

.

Johnson, Lucy P . .

.

Johnson, M .

.

Johnson, O. K

Johnson, R. A

Johnson, R. S

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie Johnson, W. B

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, W R

John.son, Wm. H . .

.

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Erank M . Johnston, J. M

Johnston, R. E

Johnston Simeon. . . . Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. G

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, Edward W., jr Jones, Edwin C

Jones, Frederick

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. A

Jones, J. B

Jones, Jno. W

2, 0841^ 6%

1,869^

152

2,517^/^

i,8o65<{

2, 814 2,233 676

18472 2,66334

1, 882

1,65054

2, 482

1.951^2 208

2, 4023^

1, 981

( *i6

l2, 232

2, 5805^

1, ^llVi

112 *3i3

2- 533

2, 779

2. 406

2. 535'/^

2, 372

1,773 2,486!^ *3i3

f * 103^

11,678!^

2, 056;^

IT2

2, 552^

2, 612

448

2, 194/^ 80

2, 755 984

966

72 2.033

1. S87

1 Sli'/2 1,584^4 880

104

2 020

2, ,547 1,987/2

1,950

1, 898

2, 227

1,853

2, 23234 2,483

2, 492^

2, 05

1

1,436^^

2, 116 1,570^

176 1,559

* 313

2. 757

1,880

1,676'/^

I, 255

f \39

11,904

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$903. 16 1.62 448.68

36.48 670.40

742.70

940.87

572. 75

270. 40 42.09

16.47 669.09

477.42

667. 88

992. 80

884. 57 47.58

1, 006. 52

859. 04

1, 196. 00

646. 72 6S1.80

25 62 697.0s

633-25 858.44

1 , 203 00

I. 4.50 87

I, 387.60

427. 29

994. 60

1,486. 59

872.

45-

I, 353-

689.

210. 877. 32

1,032 393

3b6

16

986. 392

2. 772.

633.

257.

23. 484.

r, org.

861.

794-

474.

559. 580.

I, 205. 993-

997-

718. 359- 881. 628.

40- 623.

I, 780. 689.

706. 670

313-

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the miinber of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Jones, I^ydia K

Jones, M. F

Jones, Mary K. A ... Jones, Raymond B.

Jones, Thos

Jones, Thos. Iv Jones, Walter S

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Ltilu D

Jordan, May B

Jordan, Richard E) .

Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Joyce, Joseph

Judge, CP

Judson, Harrj' B

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, I^ouis Juno, Chas. V

Kahlert, J. H

Kane, James

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia. .

Karnes, J. E

Kauffman, Jos. C . .

Kautenberg, M. N .

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J. . . . Kearney, James . . . . , Kearnej', 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, Mary B

Keicher, Mary

Keiner, Andrew

Kellev, B. E

Kelly', Arthur

Kelly, Hubert

Kelly, John

Kellv, John J Kelly, Katie

Kelly, Maggie

Kelly, T. J Kelly, W. B

Kelly, W, T

Kelly, Wm.H

Kelly, Wm. J Kemon, F. C

Kendall, R. W

Kendrick, Daniel. .

Kendrick, George R

Kennedy, Frank H . Kenhey, 1^. P

Kenney, Mary

Kenney, Micheal . .

Kent, John

Kent, I^illie V

Kenworthy, Wm ... Kepner, E

Kerby, I^izzie N . . .

Kern, Geo. M

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B. Kerr, S. H

Kerrott, E. M

Hours employed.

104

176 1,632

20

2, 163^

2, 555

2, 564

2, 153^

1, 76oJ^

2, 032

104 1,844 400

2, 496

1,687

76

I, 757K

2, 416

2, 145 2,526

1.958

2, 023

2, 464 1,955^

856

584

1, 2041^ 2,487

176 1,691

2, 024

208

104 1,156

1,884

1,847^^ 316

1,919'/^

2, 2721^ 1,945 *23I

760

1, 799^

2, 504

1,395 2,087 *3i3

2, 969

1,996

2, 067

2, ii4>^

2, 388

2, 374 H

600

2, 538

2, 087

2, 541

2, 505 237^

1,898 1,874

1, 104H

2, 446^

2, 452

1, 483 5^

2, 390^

i,8o8i/^

I, 402

1,732

104 1,440

2, 025^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$24. 96 51.60

408. 00

5-42

865. 40

638. 75 657-31

565- 21 422.52

508. GO

23- 79

553- 38

160. 00

998. 40

726. 24 17.38 420.41

977- 84

I, 072. 50

1,147.33

524. 30

J32. 63 47.58

1, 136. 93

I, 220. GO

845. 04

251.04

163. 96 481.80

994. 80

42. G9

424. 53

I, 012. OG 49.92

23.79

289. 00

881. 60 461.87

72. 28 465.58

909. OG

609. 63

I, 328. 25

222. 24

435- 14

I, 059. 20

390. 27

703. 88

469. 50

I, 002. 04

998. 6g 47.58

392. 29

844. 08

994. 42 871.47

949. 80

240. OG

1,269. 55 911.88

635. 35

I, OIG. 72

96. 28 841.56

389. 77

276. 12

978. 60

588. 48

593- 40

573.72

343. 74

593. 44

433- 00

24.96

460. 80

1,073.51

I413. 31

398. 91

320. 05

448. 35

386. 40

376. 52 451.22

264. 14

342. 18

456. 05

384. 37

398. 20

415.04

Kersey, Virginia Kervin, W. H

Kesterson, James E

Ke3^s, Daniel

Keyser, H. D

Kibbey, Hiram

Kiernan, John

Killigan, J. A

Kimbark, F. S

King, A. H

King, E. D

King, E.J

King, Edwin M

King, J. lyigon King, John F

King, M. R

King, Mattie B

King, Rufus T

King, W. Marden . .

King, Wm. G

Kinneard, John A .

Kinney, A. D

Kinsella, M

Kinsley, J. M. D

Kirby, Charles J Kirby, Samuel G . .

Kirbv, William I, . .

Kirk;R. H

Kirkland, William . Kirsch, Mary

Kirwan, Moses F" . .

Kirwin, James A . .

Kistler, John S

Klapp, Daniel N . . .

Klebold, Fred F . . .

Kleiber, Rose

Kleindienst, S. B . . .

Klinknett, Geo. G .

Klock, Edwin M

Klopfer, E. D

Klopfer, F. E

Kluge, Anna A

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, Nellie P . .

Knoble, Chas

Knockey, C. A

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, L,. O

Knowles, Mary C . .

Knowles, Wm. T

Koehl, Charles C

Koehler, Mathilda H

Koester, Matilda F . Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel

Koon, H.R

Koon, I.. W

Koons, S.C

Koontz, Edward J.

Koontz, Thos. Kreh.Chas.F........

Kreiter, J. M

Kuhner, Augustus . Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles .

Kyne, Elizabeth , I^ackey, Ella C

I^aing, Aug. M

I^alor, Martha E

I^amb, Geo

Lambert, Nannie. . . . Lambert, W.C

Lambson, B , , Lamson, J. R

Lanahan, Joanna C .

Hours employed.

192

2, 224

1, 840

2, 296 2,444^

2, 244

1, 67335^ 184 2,436

2, 531 1,919 1,919^

2, 403

251 2,424^

1,732

2, 337

2, 977 456

2, 489^

1,825

1, 776^

1,371

2, 087^

2, 486^

992

1,642

1, 722

1,815 2,317^

2,013

1,576

1,6285^

2, 478

2, 426^

471

2, 182

2, 494

512

1,038 2,490 *2245^

1,538

2, 028%

2, 499

2, 482

1, 620

1, 960^^

2, 5015^

1, 8881^

1,8115^

2, 503^

2, 475

1,643 332 1,920^

1,320 1,718^

991

2, 224

1, 829^

*3i3

380

2, 492

2, 268

2, 349^

1,796

152 2,497

=^313 1,795 1,917

2g8

2, 480

2, 472

Amount earned. Time

work.

$43-

727. 46G.

574.

977.

897.

720.

42. 974-

I, 249. 768.

767. 1,038.

500.

969. 519.

15- 632. 983.

114.

I, 053.

730. 429.

342.

I, 039.

I, 010.

396. 410.

688.

377.

981.

872. 630.

675. 991. 582.

188. 949-

623.

204. 460.

770.

I, 123. 615. 486.

I, 324.

992. 47

648. OG

369.

I, OGO.

358.

729. 810.

594.

394.

75. 771.

528.

703. 396.

I, 215.

731. 1,565.

153. 996.

607.

981.

434-

45-

I, 018. GO

[, 585. 448.

832.

47.

[,314. 593.

Piece- work.

$402. 45

357- 69

269. 86

376.84

451.31

405. 00

* Days.
296 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year endedJtme 30, i8gg, etc. —ContinuedName.

I^ancaster, Isaiah. . .

.

lyandrigan, Agnes.

.

I^andvoigt, D. W

I,andvoigt, Jno. A .

.

I^ane, Bernard H . .

.

I^ane, Emma T

I^ane, F. S

I^ane, John F

I^ang, Wm

I^angdon, H. D

I^ange, K-A

X,ange, Josepha

I^angford, S. W

I^angley, Robt. C

I,angly, Hannah .... I,anman, Frank F. •

.

I,a Pelle, Z

I,a Porte, Virginia F

I,aporte, W. M

I,arcombe, John

I^arry, Carrie J I,ashhorn, M. A

I^asselle, Mary S

I^atchford, Geo.G

Latham, Fd. F

I^attin, Mary F

I,auxman, Florence D

I^auxman, H. M

I^avalette, W. A

L,avisson, H. A

I^aw, FUsworth

I^aw, Mary A

Lawler, T. M

I<awlor, William

I,awrence, Fmma

Ivawson, F. A. M

I,awyer, Anna T

I^ayden, L,ibbie

I^azelle, H. H

I^eapley, J. N

I^eavitt, Wm. M

I^eavy, Jennie Le Buflfe, A. F

I,e Cain, W. H

Lee, A. V

Lee, Emily

Lee, James

Lee, Jas. A

Lee, Martha

Lee, Owen

Lee, W. J Lee, Wm. E

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas. H

Lefferts, Samuel G .

.

Le Grys, Ernest Lehmann, Bernard . Lehmann, Henry . .

.

Leighton, Charles H

Leith, Arthur T . . .

.

Le Merle, Arthur M

Lemmon, Vincent. . Lemon, J. H

Lendner, Margaret.

Lenhart, J. M

Lenman, M. F

Lenoir, vSaniuel H ,

.

Lentz, Wm. H

Leonard, Annie F. . Leonard, C. I Leonard, David

Lerch, Frank vS Lesher, Jacob C . . . . Lester, J.J Levey, John

Hours employed.

2, 808

2, 480!/^

1, 236

2, 509 894^

2,306

1063^

2, 196 1,895

2, 137

2, 161

2, 262^

2, 094

2, 302

1, 9835^ 1,455^

148

2, 243^

*3i3

400

252 ,560

,523 208

200 986 i,8i6K

1,874

2, 226 392

2, 344

208

\ *26

12, 3H

208

256

2, 504

2, III

2, 52 1

J-^ I, 840 2,384

I, 766^

240

1, 004

536

2, 426

2, 014 1,875^

2, 229

1, 211 1,877 *3i3

2, 400 >^ 1,839

I, 920%: 308

1,983 1,848^

1,662

1, 261

2, 488

1,483 1,981^

2, 470 628

2, 550

2, 052

1,957^/^

i,7i8i/^ 112

2,451'/^ 1,839^

2, 207

Amount earned. Time

virork.

$702. 00

694- 54

I, 330- 25

496. 52

1,213 07

241.65

576. 97

42. 60

576. 05 758.64

I, 022. 27

864. 40

954. 52

567. 34

552. 48

803. 00

584. 12 33.85

1. 054. 81

1, 330. 25 93.66 60.48

390. GO

I, 009. 92 53-07

48. 68

394. 60

464.61

749. 60

890. 40

174. 72

938. 16 47.58 1,306.55

47.58 61.44

626. 00

527. 75

I, 433- 53

460. 00

643. 40

709. 40

54- 90

209. 16 157.60 651.89

484.44

641.43

940. 88

484. 40

763. 64

I. 799- 75

I, 200. 25

739. 04

768. 10

123. 20

597. 36

892. 48 816.60

504. 64

622. GO

370. 73

479- 01

I, 033. 35

251. 20

, 020. 48

494. g6

844. GO

807. 69

44. 80

995. g6

460. 97

910. 60

Piece, work.

$267. 61

367. 85

251.31

457- 62

370. 31

406. 49

443.80

428. 52

6. 00

456. 25

Name.

Levy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Luzetta... Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, F. M .

.

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, J. H

Lewis, Rachel F . . .

.

Lewis S.W

Lewis, Thomas

Lewis, W. E

Leyden, John E

Lichtenberger, H. J. . Lieutaud, H. C

Lightcap, John C. . . . Ligon, John D

Lillie, M. G

Lindsay, Mary

Lindsey, A. S

Lindsley, Annie

Lindstrom, Albert. . . Linhart, May

Linn, John F

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Lippincott, Louis R. . Litsinger, Elizabeth

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Little, John

Livermore, Wm. H .

.

Lloyd, David T

Lloyd, Frank M

Lloyd, J. W

Locke, Frederick . . .

.

Lockwood, W. K

Logan, J. 0"N

Lohme5^er, Richard C

Long, Edward E

Long, F. H

Long, Isabel M

Loomis, William S . .

.

Loomis, Wm. H

Lord, D

Lordan, John J Lorentz, Mott L

Loring, Annie

Love, W. R

Lovejo3% Mary A

Lowd, H. D

Lowd, W. B

Lowdermilk, U. S. . . . Lowe, Byrdie P

Lowey, F. C

Lowey, R. G

Lowrej', J. H

Lowi-y, Robert

Lucas, F

Luce, M

Luckett, Lucinda . . .

.

Lucj^ Cornelius J. . .

.

Ludlow, CO

Luerssen, H. G

Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lusb3^ John W

Lutz, Lawrence F . . . Lj''ddane, Jennie C . . Lyddane, Sarah C . . Lvdick, J. D

Lyle, John T

Lyles, Richard H

Lynch, Jas Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Nora

Lynn, D

Lyon, Henry A

Hours employed.

1,821

160

192

2, 036

544

208

691

1

2,015^ *3I2^

601 1,929

2, 148 869

2, 025!^

2, 494

192

192 1,863

2, 502^

1,478

1,979 1,543^

2, 388 336 827^

2, 005

1, 121^

2, 384 !S4 1,397

2, 288

1, 064

212

2, 077

1, 722

1,647 *78

224 1,949 191^

1,743 208

974'/^

2, 437^

168 400

1,750

1, 2263^ 1,556^

1,271^

2,492 1,929^ 2,465^

2,498

2, 159^

*92

2, 453'/^ 432 1,962^

188 1,856

144

1 04

1,894

2, 451

153 1,496^

2,494 *3i3

56

2, 1 13 200

72

I, 704

2, 540K

Amount earned. Time

work.

1441.53

38. 40

43.82

932. 60 217.60

49. 92

259. 31

820. 92 937 50

242. 28

906. 79

539- 80

434. 50

897. 60

[, 321.82

46. 08 43.92

387. 32

6go. 60 33.92

369. 50

617. 88

617. 40

976. 40

80. 64

242. 31

1, 004. 18

280. 37

I, 263. 78

558. 80

916. So

425. 60

84. 80

903. 24 431.05

658. 80 331.50

89. 6g

482. 02

76. 60

697. 20 47.58

341.07

975. 00

38.43

160. 32

420. GO

49G. 60

622. 60

508. 80

598. 08

787. 88

986. 20

I, 035. 92

I, 212. 72

184. 00

588. 84

122.93

r, 035. 25

53- 6g

750. 72 32.94

24.96

473. 48

9S0. 4G

45. 05 371.57

I, 247. 00

626. GO

22. 40

535- 05 45.75

18.67

682. 24 1,341.24 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 297

No. 34.

Statement shozcing the n mnber of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June so, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Hours Amount earned.

Piece- work. Name.

Hours

employed.

Lj-ons, Chas. S

Lvons, Joseph

Lvtle, X. H

McAleer; H

McAloon. T. A

McArdle. H. F

McAulev. R. C

McAuliffe. P. J McBride, J. R

^vIcBride, Jas. G

McBride,S. F

McCabe, Hattie McCabe, Mar\-

:McCabe, Wm

^IcCallum, Daniel .

McCallmn, P. M

McCampbell, N. I. . .

McCann, C. B

McCann, Jos -. . .

McCarthy, E

McCarthy, J. A

McCarthv, J. F

McCarth'v, J.T McCarthv, John F . .

:McCarthv, John J. .. :McCarthv, Rose

McCarty.'D. J McCathran, Donald.

McCaulev. Emma D . McCausland. John T. McCleer\% John F. .. . McClelland, Rose

McClure,Theophilus

McComb, John

McConahav, Stella B

ZNIcConneir, Thos

McConvey, Geo. E .

^IcConvev, Henrv T . McCorma'ck, H. P

McCormick. Edward

^klcCormick, J. F

McCormick, :Marv . . .

:McCormick, Marv E.i

rSIcCullough, Ben'F . ZMcCullousrh, John F. :McCullough, Roberts

INlcCullum, Ella McCurdv, A. J

i INIcCurdy, S

rSIcCutcheon, Geo ... McDaniel, Jas. C

McDaniel, James :Nr. . McDermot, Frank .

^McDermott, Emma. .1 McDevitt, M. Teresa I McDonald, Annie E .' McDonald, C. R

:McDonald, Chas. E . :McDonald, Claude B McDonald, Edwd. S McDonald, J. F McDonough, S. F . .

McDowell, James, jr j McElfresh, H.ZM .... rvIcElroy, C. B

INIcEnaney, Chas .... McEnan\% William . . :McEneariv, Thos. T

:McEvov, W. T McEwe'n, A. W

:McFadden, Alice R . McFadden, Daniel .

McFarland, H. C .... McFarland, J. W I McFarlane, W !

748

72 2,424

1,628 1,7^9^

480

2, 438

I, 772^

2, 4S6H

I, 229 2,494

200

1. 931

1, 359'/^ 224

2, 27824 f* 223

L 744

2, 3775^

2, 490^

944

2, 296 2,217^

1,963^^ 1.932

1,871

2, 503^^

1,872

1, 716 2,460^

1,831^^ 96

1, 854 5^ 1,532

34S

2, 421^ 908^

597

1,736

2, 415

2,391

104

144

2, 756

2, -,Soi4 1.304^^ 208 947

984

2, 486

2, I'.oV-,

1, 592^2

2, 503 208

$187.

28. 971.

651.

687,

192.

I, 219. 709. i,3i7.

491.

1, 416

45- 397.

543.

99. 911,

00 i. 80 i. 20 |. 20 . 80 i. 00 !.

2.4'S8 2.424

1.93S 1,736

I, S62

1, 95^V2 *303

2, 3295^ 1.689H

2, 0S6

2, 47054 1,964

i,S88

I, 161

2, 248 *2I7 837^

2, 404

44.

1 009.

597-

377-

734- 888.

S03. 971-

449-

,081.

748. 480.

9S4.

732.

21. 742. 383.

8s. 96S.

363.

23S. 697.

966.

1 009.

23- 32.

, oil.

952-

521.

49- 430.

393-

922.

473-

,014. 49

75 I $382.00

56 I 80

i 84 I [• 20 ' !| 49 483-59 |! 60

2'^. 13

485- 03

355- 77

424. 82

.92

628.

971.

795- 893-

826.

796.

,662. ,205. 676.

854.

988.

785.

771- 464.

326.56

.377.61

72 1:::- 36 i.... 24 ...

956.

1, 221, 335. 1,083,

4T3-49

McGarraghy, A n - drew " McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGee, Maggie

McGill, Innocentia . . McGill, T. H

McGinness, John F. . McGivern, Marian. . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mar>' . . INIcGowan, H. J McGowan, H. T

McGowan, Minnie F. McGrath, J.G McGraw, C. H

McGraw. Ella McGurk, Alfred J . . . . McHenr\-, Wm

:McIntyre, Bell J INIcKaig, Rose

:McKean, W. S., jr McKee, Ada J INIcKee, George

INIcKee, Otis W

ISIcKee, Thomas

^rcKeever, H. H

INIcKelvey, J. R

INIcKehw, John A. . .

McKenna, E. D

McKeuna, James . . . . McKenna, Timothy F

IMcKenny, Arthur . .

McKeon. T. F

McKevitt, Annie

McKevitt; H. P

:McKinne3^ J. A

McKinnon, J. D

INIcKinnon, J. L

McKnew, N. L

:McKnight, A. H

McLain, E, I. :\IcLanahan, R. C

:sicLauahan, W. H . .

?vIcLaughlin, Deline . McLaughlin, J. M

IMcLean, H. C

r^IcLean, Eaura V. . . . 3.IcEelland, C. D

rvIcLelland, Clarence R

McLeod, H. S McLeod, Mamie A. . . :Nrc:Mackin, Robt McMahon, M. K . .

INIcMahon, Marv'

:Mc:\Iahon, Stasia . . .

Mc?,Iahon,T IMcMahon, Thos

Mcr\Ianus, James .

McManus, Jos McMaster, Clara Mc^Ionigal, Harry . . Mc:Mullin, A

:\IcMurtrie, C. A

McINIurtrie, Kirk ... McNally, Francis J

. . McXamara, Bridget

^NlcXamara, Jennie . McXamara, INIaggie ?^IcXamara, ]Martin.. rvIcXamara, Marv^. .

McXamee, Catharine

2,486

2, 431

208

r, 061^

2, 398V2

2, 072

1,792

208 1,848 1,958 *3i3

215 «9

.1, 810

2, 429

1,639 1,630

1, 792

208 356

1,82640

2, 004

2, 146^

1, 019

43°/^

2, 257

2, 380

384

1,70780

2, 300 1,599^

208 927^^

2, 200% 1,383^

1.942 2,601^

2, 176^/^ 2,473

2, 293^

1,797

Amount earned. Time

work.

1,857^

2, 333 880 2,943^

2, 201 24876

I, 089

$1, 04S. 88 661.63 47.58

254. 76

575- 64

828. 80

777- 45 49.92

462. 00 371-93

I, 210. 50

86. 00

>i,oi6.35

607. 25

393- 36 652.00

718.72 47.58

81.43

802. 16

9- 15

1, 002. 00

861. 64

512.05

172. 20 902.80

1, 378. 80 174.48

437- 15

32. 00 575-00

650. 60

49.92

371. 00

554- 52

691.75

582. 78

833. 22 933-48

593-52

917.40

808. 63

743. 00 996.00

258. 69

922. 80 552.39

124. 00

17-38

544. 60

1,936 784 40

2, 388 716 40

1,783 718 00

1,388 555 20 2,361^ 726 19 1,934 723 44

1,814 907 00 324 61 20 *i85 370 00

2, 021% 825 16 1,971% 473. 16

I, 186 286 63

I, 926 365 73 1,320 330 00

272 61

I, 920^ 462 45

* Days.
298 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. —Statement shozving the number ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding dii^dng the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R .

.

McNelly, A

McNelly, Mamie . . McNerhany, Ida McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud . . . McPherson, Robt. A . McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McSween, W. H

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

McWhirter, T. T

Maag, Frank W

Mabrey, R. I, Macallister, Alexr . . . Maccubbin, A. E

Macdonald, James H

Macfeat, T. D

Machen, W. A

Mackay, G. D

MacKensie, Christine B

Mackse^', John C . . . . MacMurray, C. J MacNamara, Eliza- beth Macnichol, Sallie . . .

.

Madden, William Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T

Maddren, J. S Maddren, Joseph . . . . Madison, Henry

Magee, Katie Magill.Chas. H

Magill, W. J Mahan, H. B

Maher, Edwd.C

Maher, Thomas F . .

.

Mahoney, Julia Mahonej^, Martin . . . . Mahoney, Pat Mahony, W. F

Main,!,. C

Major, Harry B

Maley, John

Maley, Margaret

Malin, Ira B

Malone, Mary A . . . . Maloney, F. T

Maloney, J. M

Maloney, W. W

Maloney, William . . . Maloj% Frank J Manchester, T. W . . . Manderfeld, Frank I, Mangan, Elizabeth. . Mangan, W. J Mangold, Martin . . . . Manire, J.I, 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 . . .

.

Hours employed.

1, 629

2, 490^/^

2, 489'/^ 1,8575^ 1,946^

1,794

I, 868^

2,502

1,764

1,859

235 200

200 1,714^^ 1,656

2, 508

2, 482^

1,566

2, 075

1,431 *303t&

2, 2391^ 1,929

2, 245^

2, 200 1,409

208

' *?,o%

2, no

^1,812

2, 153 472

2, 476

16 957^

1,733^

I, 896!/^

I, 797;^ 1,9825^

1,92812^

30!^ *276

228 1,775

2, 366

2, 207^

927

1,839

2, 417

2, 430

796

2, 475 5^ 1,6031^ *3i3

2, 506^

1,629^

2,316 968

1,586

2,503 - 1,6445^ 488

2, 532

208 1,948^

671

1, 999^

2, 504

f * 230

L 486^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$657. 00

I, 245- 25 1,131-19

352. 77

487. 70

448. 50

560. 55

I, 000. 80 705.60

754. 08

94. 00

48. 00

45- 75

685. 80

674. 88

1, 003. 28

993. 00

391-85

830. 44

572. 40

607. 85 7S3.82

499- 35

898. 20 881.92

342. 38

49- 92

> 709. 50 344-44

862. 77

188. 80

990. 40

4. 00

230. 95

693. 40

771.64

747- 21

991- 25

I, 021. 84

3-42

7- 97

876. 00

443- 75

183. 00

883. 00

282. 55

349- 77

966. 80

[, 316. 20

320. 35

995. 00

702. 12

782. 50

[,019.88 391.08

697. 21

242. 00

634. 40

[, 326. 58

657- 80

135- 84

342. 49 47.58

977. 05

196. 90

481. 22

[, 001. 60

[, 159- 93

$416. 34

479. 99

395- 20

394- 24

425- 74

458. 82

358. 06

451.04

'32^.' 78'

Na:ne.

Markey, Patrick H

Markham, M

Marks, J. H

Marr, Nellie C

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, Annie M .

.

Martin, Bertie Martin, Jennie .... Martin, Minnie E . • Martin, Robert A. . . . Martin, vSarah Martin, Thomas

Martin, W. K

Martinson, J. E

Mar\dn, Daniel J . . .

.

Marye, A. M

Marye, Sydney T. . . . Mason, C. C

Massey, Victoria P . . Massie, I,. A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, John

Mathers, J.W

Mathews, Charles E. Mathews, Effie L

Mathews, J. F

Mathues, A. C. W

Matthews, Effie V

Matthews, Harry .... Matthews, J. M

Mattimore, Charles A

Matting!3^ O . F

Mattingly, Thos. J

.

.

Mauck, Frank S Mauger, Sallie J. . . . Maupin, A. T

Maus, C Maxwell, John W .

.

Maxwell, Julia M .

.

May, Thos. O

Mayer, Chas. D

Mayer, Fred. B

Ma5'er, Touise J .... Mayhew, Chas. W .

.

Meagher, Wm. P . .

.

Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Annie Meehan, Joseph

Meek, Roy C. .. Meier, Chas

Melick, F. H

Mellen, Mamie E. .

.

Mellis, J.C

Mellon, Charles B .

.

Menard, W. T

Mendel, Val

Meredith, Annie W.

Meredith, F. C

Meritt, Edgar B Mernam, Geo. R. . .

.

Metcalf, F. S Metheny, Belle Metz, yiSLVy j Metzler, Martha A . Metzung, John W . . Meyer, Leonard

Hours

employed.

t,854K

723 951^

1,62534

2, 029

2, 238 208 2,512

2, 1S7 192 *3i5

2,512

944

1, 870

2, 032

208 1,802

I 909

1,984

1,746

2, 109

2, 503

144 1,492

2, 204

208

1,903'/^

2, 120^

801

2, 349 1,019^

208

I, 060^

375

1, 236^

2, 336 2,468 1,629^

2,541

2, 525 876

136

1, 760

208

2, 016

152

2, 478

1,812 200

1,540 2,326

1,932^4 1,347^

1, 926

2, 024

2, 133^^

2, 2i7>4 *3i3

I, 204

1,732^^

2, 464 ^/^ 1,457^

I, 928

2,488 2,486

2, 093^4

1,930

1S4 1,922^

2, 549 1,785^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

742. 76 191.05

228. 36

407. 02

507. 52

895. 20 47.58

62S. 00

906. 64 43-92

I, 576. GO

I, 256. 00

466. 56

448. 80

492. 69 49.92

770 64

4S1. 10

992. 00

761. 64

855. 12

I, 062. 08

34. 56

596. 80 821.50

49.92

459- 98

535. 60

320. 40

1, 178. 71

407. 80 83.20

265- 37

150. 32

300. 28

637. 04

617. 00

665. 40

1,346 73

I, 338. 25

219. 00

32.64

704. 00 47.58

860. 12 36.48

991. 20

623. 00

725. 12 45.75

384. 98

612. 50

463. 80 539 00

505. 33

485. 76

876. 12 S98. 20

I, 799- 75

483- 52

724. 30

I, 232. 25

583. 00

723.00

995. 20

994. 40

895. 48

7S2. 24 47.95 461.42

1,351.82

717.72 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 299

No. 34.- 'Statement shozuiug the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg, etc. —Continued,

Meyers, Ellen S . Meyers, J. D ... Michael, Theo . .

Middleton. Ella

Milans, Emma J Milburn S. M

Millaj-, Michael . Miller, Carrie G

Miller, David A

Miller, Frank

Miller, George. .

Miller, Harrv. . . . Miller, J. F

Miller, J. W

Hours

employed.

Miller, Jas. H

Miller, John J

Miller, Lemuel E

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Miller, Martin

Miller, O. S

Miller, Robert H

Miller, vS. M

Miller, W. K

Miller, W. W

Mills, Annie IM

Mills, C. S

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V

Mills, Mary

INIills, W. D

Milton, G. L

Minis, E. A

Miner, Charlotte Miner, John

Minor, Jane E

Minor, Marv' V

Mitchell, E.'E

Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell, Katie A . . . . Mitchell, E. S

Mitchell, M. W

Mitchell, Martha V.' . Mitchell, Mattie IVI. .

Mitchell, Thos.A . .. . Moakler, Charlotte . . Mockbee, Lizzie V. .

Moeng, W. J .

Mohler, G. M

Molan, G

Moler, R. L

Moncure, T. G

Montgomery, Denny

Montgomerj-, Geo. V

Montgomery, Jas. M

Montgomery-, R. M. C

Montrose, Olive M .

Mooney, Alice ...... Moore, C, W

Moore, Cecelia A

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, D. B

Moore, Fred \V Moore, Gertrude L - . Moore, Ida Moore, James

Moore, Lizzie Moore, Percy L

Moore. Sarah R

Moore, W.A

Moore, Wm. S

Moores, Edward S . .

Mooty, M. M

Moran, C . A

Moran, David H

2, 002 *283

2. 351 208

2, 072

1.546 872 1,660^

1,025

2, 004

2,498

i> 771

2, 480

f * n

l2, 368

2, 081^

666

208

1,713

1,2851^ 2,485 1,490^

1,48214 644^

329^

1,821 1,697 184

2, 1401^

1, 024

369

1,828

2, 092

2, 470 5^ 2,304

1.832

Amount earned. Time

work.

$480. 55

1, 556. 50

726. 10 47.58

515.88

207. 87 387 00 244.09 445-49

410.00

817. 28

999. 20

716. 37

I, 018. 07

|i, 326. 67

853. 48

266. 52

47. 58

428. 27

514. 20

994. 00

372. 72

370. 81

257. 80

131.80

437- 04

572. 35

44. 16 065. 29

245- 76

147. 60

457. 00

669. 44

592. 92

576. CO

629. 88

Piece- work.

1-938

1,531 1,9115^ 2,440^

*3i3 1,835^

104 268

208

2, 037^

r *3i

I 506

2, 249

1, 908 2,5".

2, 414^

*277 2,436^

2, 424^

76

136

104 1.225^

2, 001

I, 2q8 2.993

2,524 *7

1,796 400

i,oo7j^ ^313 *300

*3ii

1,8291^

2, 523^

1,522

I,.552

I, 863^

674. 94

613. 00

458. 76

585. 72

2, 003. 20 344.44

24. 96

107. 20 47.58

489. 00

> 392. 96

962. 40

780. 64

I, 004, 40

658. 01

I, 153.50

978. 04

969. 80

17.38

31. II

23. 79 551.46

480. 24

302. 00

989. 08

631. 19

21. 00

373- 47

160. 00

241. 80

I, 408. 50 891.00

834. GO

909. 95

I, 010.64

381.30

776. 10

942. 25

S448. 26

252. 40

431.84

353.54

444. 66

494. 55

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary . . Moran, W.H...

Morecock, Virginia Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Chas. A

Morgan, Edward

Morgan, Henry

Morgan, J. C . . . .

Morgan, Jesse W

Morgan, L. A

Morgan, Miriam E

Morgan, Sara R. .

Morgan, T. Frank

Morgan, W. D

Morison, Lindsey

Morris, B.W

Morri.s, Geo. O

Morris, John

Morris, L. T

Morris, R.S

Morris, Stephen .

Morris, Will A . . .

Morrison, Alex . .

Morrison, Anna C

Morrison, Claude . Morrison, D. G. . .

Morrison, Frank . Morrison, G. W . .. Morrison, John H

Morrison, Lucy . .

Morrow, M. M

Morrow, Mary .... Morse, J. P

Moseley, T. G

Moss, Carrie J Moss, W. H

Motherhead, John

Moulden, Jarvis B

Mouse, Thomas.

Mowrer, Hattie A

Moxley, C. C. H .

Moxley, Edah C . Moylan, Thos. J . Moynihan, D. L • Muckelstoii, AVm. Mudd, Frances T

Mueller, Flora H

Muffley,Wni. E . • Mulcahy, Josephin

Mullaii, Samuel E

Mullen, J. J Mulligan, J .Edw . Mulquin, Mary A . Mulroy, John Mundheim, Albert Muntz, Margaret . Murphy, CP

Murphy, C.S Murphy, Charles T

Murphy, Daniel. . . . Murphy, Hugh S . Murphy, Richard . Murphy, Thomas ,S Murphy, Wm. H .

Murray, E. P

Murray, H. L

Murray, J.J Murray, John J . .

Murray, Jos. V

Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie. .

Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F

Murto, R. Benj

Musick, Samuel H

Mutchler, W. Floyd

Hours

employed.

1,914

152 1,6635^ 200

104 2,514^

1,878^

2, 494^

2, 309^

1,848 1,782^

184 i,935>^

I, 8905^ 2,513

1,796 1,912^

I, 847^

2, 494

208

1,759

28 880

1,540

1,854

1, 690

1,656

1,895

1, 640

1, 8345^

1,937 208

2, 402

2,463 1,951^

7535^

2, 463/^

1, 646^

1,387^

2, 216 *3i3

196 1,751

1,841

2, 490^

1,952

2, 427

907

2, 042

2, 060

1,648

2, 105 1,366

1,675 345^

1,554 1,416^

1,775

1, 249^

1,778 247^

1,925 2,418 *3i3

2, 194

2, 504^

1,445

1,427 384

200

208 2,01514

2, 178

2, 139^

2, 366^

1,988^^

Amount earned. Time

work.

I957.

34. 665.

48.

24.

I, 207.

1, 070. 997.

923.

741.

716.

42. 467.

756.

1, 061.

626.

772.

746. 997.

.49- 879.

7. 352. 616.

444. 452.

817.

768. 410. 918.

467.

47. 576.

I, 305. 487.

180. 985-

658.

555-

620. 1,321.

64. 488.

828.

1, 254.

796.

757- 366. 490.

824. 660.

989.

327.

670.

140, 403. 566.

713- 609.

711.

99- 797- 967.

860. 940.

044.

578.

590.

153. 45-

54- 483.

104. 006.

946.

795- Pavs,
300 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement shoiving the number of persoiis employed m the ptibLic printi7ig

and binding during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8gg, Continued.

Myers, E. G

Myers, Fred. D

Mj'ers, John

Myers, Robert Nachman, Philip .... Naeff, I^aura

Nalle, E. G

Nalley, Geo

Nalley, Geo. G

Nall}^ James

Nally, Mary

Nash, Edward

Nash, G.J

Nasser, Mary

Naylor, Ira W

Naylor, I^ouis P

Neal, Thos. P

Nebb, Barbara

Neely, D. R.P

Nelgner, R. A

Neligan, Ann

Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Harry A

Nelson, Otto •.

.

Nelson, W. H

Nelson, W. M

Nervis, Mary

Neuer, I^ouis A

Neumeyer, May E . • • Nevils, E. M

Newell, G.W

Newell, Henry S Newman, Clarence . . Newsom, Hubert .... Newton, Chas. H

Newton, Josephine .

.

Nichols, A. B

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, F. N

Nichols, Geo. W

Nichols, J. F

Nicols, Noel

Niedfeldt, Herman J Noble, Josephine I,ee Noel, John A

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.I, Nye, James O berwager, S. J O'Brien, John J O'Brien, EilHe

O'Brien, P. A

O'Brien, W.F

O'Brien, Wm. J. C. .

.

O'Bryon, Minnie. . . . O'Connell, Bridget . . O'Connell, Daniel . . . O'Connell, Jeremiah.

O'Connell, John J

. . . O'Connor, Annie E- O'Connor, Mary E. • • O'Connor, Mary M . . O'Day, Delia E

O'Donnell, S. P

O'l>onnoghue, John .

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

7 AQtQl^/r, "Sqqq 80

62

I, 488^ o/o 68

111 30

I, 066 427

2, 273 567 02

1 /2 286 60

42

27 14 7 05

1,895 610 22 952 260 24

T '^?<lVr, ^1 C)Oo/2 645 24

I, 683 677 36

I, 849 i8/i 55 828 331 20

2, 250 yoj 84

^11 124 40

292 73 99

I, 665 499 70

I, 513 605 20

/05 50

652 60 440

' 8-^2 80

2, 352 588

982 16 656 191 53 616 154

97 1/2 8^/1 "54 24

2, 496 990 40

2, 233^ 553 37

^1 /45/2 699 80

you/2 392

2, 304 924 90

I) 993/^ 481 90

T -j68 591 30

208 47 50=;8 445/^ 283°

I 816 681 332 171 60

2, 271 926 68

2, 494 997 60 480 48

f '* T7

L-^i 009/2 } 877 50

T 67"^ 00

* 246 I 208 40

l' 1 Al/ 694 40

I, 704^ 688 80

2, 414 606 95

Ii 520 /2 68

I, 5°"/2 648

I 628 455 8/1 04

I, 356/^ 542 70

2, 397 1,078 64

1,983 400 52

^1 3/° I, 284 58

r, 7753^ 715 96 1,806^ 452 02

399^/^ 160 24

1,935'/^ 825 12 1,770 424 80

1,593 707. 60

1,093 447 36

2, 495'/^ I, 010 69

160 38 40

208 47 58

2, 541 ^ I, 450. 31 1,405 563 12 1,724 689. 80

280 77- 73

I, 004 289. 45 1,859 449- 61 1,839 459- 75 1,986 794.40

$438. 07

237. 95

422. 14

347- 40

448. 64

463. 70

454. 66

114.51 11-95 224.04

Name.

O'Donoghue, Honora

Odor, Guy C

Ogle, Geo. H

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Hannah. . . . O'Keefe, KatieC

O'Leary, Dennis J

. O'lvCary, M

O'Eeary, Mary

Ohver, Robert T

Oliver, Walter H

Olmstead, Maud M . . O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, Chas. I O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W.J

O'Neill, Wm.E

Opdyke, Alice Openshaw, J. A

Orem, Charles J O'Rourke, Mary Ellen

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, E. E

Osborne, Minnie .... O'Sullivan, Timothy.

Otis, Chas. W

O'Toole, Mary B . .

.

Ottinger, John J Outcalt, Harry J Overman, Frank .... Owens, Mary ... .... Page, Arthur D

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W

Paland, August

Palmer, C. H

Palmer, Jos. W

Palmer, Thomas S . . . Pardee, E. K

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, C. D

Pasco, John H

Patterson, E. H

Patterson, James G. . Patterson, John A. . . . Patterson, E. H

Patterson, E. Hearn .

.

Patterson, Thos. F. .

.

Paudert, E. H

Paulfranz, Theodore

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Chas. G

Payne, Ed

Payne, Henry

Payne, James A

Payne, James E

Peace, M. M

Peake, Chas. P

Peake, M. F , . . Pealer, P. P

Pearson, Aven

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

T, t6o

2, 122^

1,744

216

104 *24I

1,8221^

2, 490^

48

2, 405'/^

1, 830!/^

2, 520K

411^^

2, 222j^

2, 303154 10 596

1,053^2

2, 027

128

104

1, 881

I 834

386 2,533^

1,861^

2, 473^/4

2, 014

2, 512

184 1,353

1,871^2 208

1, 640

752

2, 500

2, 120 928

1, 916

2, 024

2, 466

2, 504 2,514^

I, 906

1, 710^/^ 1,976^

2, 121^

104

2, 128^

*3i3

1, 960

1,817

2, 049^

241%

2,489^^2

i,9i4'/4

2, 479^/4

2, 360 1,919

1, 780

1,739

2, OI2l^

2, 203^

783 2,479^

2, 498

2, 330^

1,963

1,845 973 H

399 *32I *238

$240. 75

179. 00 851.08

697. 60

50.51 23-79

1,385-75

436. 86

996. 20

19. 20 577-32

459-21

I, 336- 24

165. 88

965. 12

I, 083. 30 2.80

166.31

421 .40 947- 05 29.28 24.96

785.32

440. 16 154.52

343- 68

447- 14 1,289.82

805. 60

I, 050. 32

42. 09

253- 70

700. 40

47- 58 710.45

300. 80

1, 144. 14 530 00

232. 00

459. 84

485. 76 591.84

939. 00

1, 006. 08

953- 00

427. 62

474- 36

I, 053- 76 24.96

I, 000. 37

626. 00

784- 35

726. 80

I, 024. 75

762. 46

1,328. 43

503- 58

991. 80

r, 250. 80

871-35

778. 60

695. 60 871.00

547- 92

195- 75

991. 80

682. 04

582. 62

497- 50 461.25

389. 40

159-92

I, 540. 80 1,370-50 Days.
rBpor't of the public printer. 301

;f^o_ 24.

statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during thefiscal year ejidedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Hours emploj-ed.

Pearson, Chas. A. 1^ . • Pearson, James W. . . Pearson, Nannie E. .

Pearson, Nellie H. . .

Peckham, Emilv . . .

Peffer, W. A.,jr" Pegues, R. H

Pelham, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Penne], A. J Pepper, James P . .

Pepper, John J Peppier, L. D

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. ZNI Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, Jos Perkins, Laura V. . . . Perkins, W. N

Perkinson, F. N

Perr^-, H. R

Perr^-, J. L

Pern-, Pattie B

Pershing, W. C

Persinger, Jacob

Pester, IVI. A

Peter, Thos

Peters, Bertie K

Petersen, Eniil Peterson, Peter

Peticolas, Pearl

Petrie, L

Pettiford, Elmer

Pfeiffer, Laura W....

Pfleging, Clara A. . . . Phelps, C.E

Phelps, Silas .S Philes, \V. E

Philip, Madeline .... Phillips, Geo. P

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, M.E

Phillips, Mary J

Phillips, Milton

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pickard, W. Newman

Pickett, Chas. J Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierce, J. I Pierce, Laura

Pierce, W. L

Pierre, ^Marj- Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pigott, M

Pinkston, V. B

Pipes, J. M

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Allie Bassett . .

Plant, Hannah

Piatt, A. R

Piatt, J. H

Plumb, F.W.C

Plumer, Frances B. .

Plumer, Josephine . . Plyraire, Robert N. . . Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W . . . Pocock, Nellie E

Poff. Annie A

Polglase, Benjamin.

Polk, James K

Polk, W. M

Amount earned. Time

work.

*79

I, 196

1, 8071^

148 1,925^

2, A7iy2

1,764

1, 800

1, 400 *i93

2, 432

1, 743

2, 5275^

2, 377^

160 356

I, 72S 6^6

I, 591

112 1,644

1.35S

I, S-,o 668

20S 367

I- 796

1,656

I, 840

577

240 2,300 i 408^ I I, 79S

192

I 1, 672 I 1, 828

2, 327 i 605 I 2, 460% 1 2, 435 I

I197. 50

299. 00

347- 37

33- 85

462. 12 1,314.40

705. 60

450. 00

560. 00

1, 109. 75

607. 99 441.62

600. II 952. 28

38. 40

83- 99

544. 00

157-44

660. 30

26. 88

41S. 19

339- 80 743-68

167. 00 49.92

146. 80

718.40

442. 54

782. 50

397- 44

920. 00

144-25 54.90 920.00

102. 12 341.43 43-92

671.36

731.44

931. 20

126. 03

989. 86

977. 20

2, 007 I 416 ! 292 j 1, 633

2, 127^

2, 442^

1,440

2, 504

2, 147^

1,784

4i8J^ 824

485. 20

166. 40

66. 79

655. 00

i 073. 35 613.17

806. 40

, 103. 20

859. 00

445. 98

167. 52

241. 04

1, 960^

2, 502

2, 439^

1,859%

2, 423

104

2, 464%

1,923^^

24

1, 968 14 104

2, 452%

2, 490 H

2,468

2, 062

2,492 364%

Piece- work.

$362. 88

991.45

I, 035. 20

976. 24

929. 75

969. 20

26. 23

,306. 17

849- 57 5-49 472.44

24.96

981. 00

622. 60

771. 25

452. 76

643- 94

999. 92

160. 88

424- 77 356.61

414. 66

409. 16

260.44

450. 58

48.83

457. 28

238. 30

500. 52

473. ^7

491. 73

394- 39

403. 17

368. 80

Polkinhorn, R. O

Pollock, David

Pollock, Julia C

Pool, S. D

Poole, Edward S

Pope, F

Poplowsky, Wm

Porter, Alice

Porter, G

Porter, Nena M

Ports, Annie

Post, George

Post, L. H

Post, W. E

Post, \V. L

Potter, A. W

Potter, Albert E

Potter, C. H

Potter, Jas

Potter, L. A

Potts, A. H

Powell, J. W

Powers,"F. L

Povnton, Sarah S. . .

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Lloyd

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D.M

Pratt, Lillie Pratt, Wm. A

Prescott, W. M

Presley, H. M

Preslev, S. C

Preston, Geo. T

Price, Clint O

Priddy, Walter L

Pridgeon, John Primm, James L

Prince, Emily F

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C . . .

Proctor, D

Proctor. E. G

Proctor, Geo. H

Proctor, M. A

Proudlev, Kay

Pruitt, Ella M

Prvor, H. D

Puckette, Chas. J.C . . PulHam, S. G

Pumphrej', Bettie. . .

Pumphrey, E. P-, jr .

Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Purcell, Maggie E . . Purcell, Nellie F. V .

Purdj', Chas. F

Purvis, John R

Putnum, John F., jr. . Pyemont, Geo E

Pyemont, J. W

Pvne, D. B

Quigley, F. T

Quill, Nellie C

Quin, D. C. P

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Mary J Quinn, Daniel J Ouinn, Minnie A . .

Quinn, William F

Quintin, Lillie Rabe, Charles Radigan, Sarah E - .

Radley, C. W

Radouski, Simon . . .

Ragan, Mollie E

Ragland, H. Lee

Hours

employed.

1, 104 1,492

2, 036%

2, 027%

208

I, 720

208

12 998%

1,3835^

2, 538

2, 494%

*287

2, 180%

1,38680 664 *3i3 1,651%

*277

2, 439

80

208 2,499

152 200

1, 775 1,655

1, 608

232 602%

1,903

1,863 *3T2%

1,921%

*3I2

2, 077%

1,905

1,802

i,8o83/^ *3i5

216 1,830

2, 000

1,995 590%

2, 541 1,956%

1,930%

1,598% 1,781%

176 1,875%

1,546%

2, 297 1,816%

736 944%

I, 402%

176

I, 662%

148

1, 606 1,582%

1,603 1,583

1,769

2, 201 144

2, 756 1,919

2, 485%

1,692

2, 357

2, 129

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I441.60

596. 80

861. 76

856. 48

49.41

860. 00

47. 58 3.00

241. 17

373. 32

I, 446 26

I, 244. 85

863. 50

523- 32

375. 40 32.00

186. 75

I, 565. 00

660. 60

1, 108. 00

I, 270. 80

20. 00

49. 92

I, 324. 47 36.48

45-75

351. 00

714. 00

402. 00

92. 80

241. 00

475. 75

990. 68

I, 325. GO

768. 60

624. 00

502. 12

768. 08

726. 20

454- 50 787-50 86.40

439. 20 1,077.89

478. 80

236. 20

I, 372. 28

782. 60

463 32

639. 40

713.72 42.24

450. 12

371. 16

I, 007. 02

730. 38

294. 40

377. 80 561.00

70. 40

670. 60

33.85

689. 24

633. 00

384. 72

633. 20

335- 74

569- 68

34. 56 861.25

460. 56

I, 010. 84

463- 94

942. 80 851.60

* Days.
302 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the munber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June 30, iSgg, etc. —Continued.

Rainey, Agnes C. Ralph, James

Ramsey, Geo. M . Ramsey, W. R . .

.

Randall, A. ly Randall, Emma

Randolph, Russell. . . Randolph, W. H

Ranke, Ida Rankin, John R

Rankin, W. S

Ratcliffe, Katharine C

Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, J. R

Ray, Jas. T

Ray, Theo. C

Razev, F. T

Read, Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Rebuschatis, Wm . . . . Redfern, John

Redfield, H.J

Reed, Lewis

Reed, Mary D

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wm. F

Reef, Arnold

Rees, Mary

Reese, J.B Regan, Clarissa B

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, Albert

Reid, B. A

Reid, Hugh

Reiff, Rosa

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly, Ellen .S Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Reily, Peter Reinburg, Wm. A. .

.

Reinmuth, Ed

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Reynolds, Albert W . Reynolds, George . . . Reynolds, Harry A . . Rhodes, CP

Rhodes, Thos. A ....

,

Rice, T. S

Richards, L. C

Richards, Mary J. . . , Richards, Sarah M

Richardson, Charles M

Richard.son, Effie. . . . Richardson, F. M

Richardson, J. M . .

.

Richardson, R. A . . . , Richard.son, W. H . .

.

Rickards, Saml. P . .

,

Ricketts, Eliza E

Ricketts, J. H

Ricketts, O. J Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rider, Emma S

Riecks, Chas. F , Rieseberg, Jennie .

.

Riley, Frank

Riley, John O

Riley, Mark

Ring, John

Hours employed.

1,694 2,316

2,0411 *3i3

' *6

J, 885

200

I, 124

I, 142

2, 535

370 1,993^

I, 9505^

2, 404 1,569^

1,840

I, 622^

1,6425^ 2,044

2, 496 1,932^

2, 440

2, 160^

1,786

2, 504

2, 546^^

2, 191 1,886 317

2, 23640

2, 526 1,382^

995

1,845

2, 481 1,623^

1,880

1, 856

2, 474

152

1,981 1,919 848

1,411;

2, 4563

2, 478

224

2, 525

208

Amount earned. Tmie

work.

$414. »7

579. GO

I, 020. 75

I, 799- 75 977-00

45- 75 281.60

286. 00

,451-25

148. GO

478.51

869. G2

606. 20 392.57

8g6. 88

405. 61

660. 80

886. 16 998. 40

91G.77

994- 32

544. 16

428. 71

I, 252. GO

I, 373- 81

962. 08

392. 26 79-25

S94. 40

9. 60

I, g88. 72

636. 24

398. 00

383- 66 595-44

388. 79

470. GO

336. GO

464. GO

991-52

42. 18

792- 40

824. 24

339- 20

352. 85

, 387- 83

991. 20

89. 60

, GIG. 00

49- 92

2,017^ I, g68. 80

1,936 471.67

377 151. 12

2, 777 781. 02

252 57-64

2, 504 I, 001. 6g

1,745 710. 80

1,964 797- 12 *3i3 2, GO3. 2G 324 81. GO

1,741 705- 28 *3i3 I, 799- 75 208 47-58

2, 302 623. 84

1,866 447-84

2,453 981. 20

*3''i 911. 66

1,882}^ 998. 14 1,570^ 630. 24

Piece- work.

$443- 86

'42^.' 83'

Name.

420. 42

435- 53

416. 69

423- II 441. 14

351-84

'184.' 46

437- 35

Ring, T. M

Ringgold, D. C

Riorden, Henry E - • • • Ripley, Henry 1^ Rissler, J. M

Ritchie, E. J Ritter, Ernest

Roach, J.T

Robb. John H

Robbins, Carrie A. . . , Roberts, Augustus L - Roberts, CM

Roberts, D. J Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, James H

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, Milton 1^ Roberts, W. A

Robertson, Cora B

Robertson, Harry J . Robinson, CM

Robin.son, Harriet E

Robinson, J. S

Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, Joseph. . .

.

Robinson, I^ula M . . . , Robinson, M. D

Robinson, S. M

Robinson, Samuel . . , Robinson, Sarah E - • • Robinson, Sarah E. - Robison, Sidney

Robison, W. T

Roche, Anna E

Roche, E.J Roche, Ivouise Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Wm. E

Rode, Gustav D

Roderick, Frank A . , Rodgers, J. W

Rodgers, Roselia Rodrick, W. F

Rodway, Alfred

Roeder, Charles H . .

.

Rogers, A

Rogers, Franklin . . . . Rogers, James B . . . . , Rogers, Zimri V

Rogier, Chas. G

Rohr, J. A

Rollins, Jno. I^ester . , 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

Rotenbury, Wm. R . .

,

Rouleau, Wilfrid Roulhac, Limas

Rountree, W. J Rous, Mary L

Rout, lyUla Rowan, Eleanor E - . . Rowell, D. P

Rowland, Katie D . .

.

Rowlett, B

Rowzee, Milt. E

Rowzee, W. A , Rubv, IvUcv V

Ruddach, jno. T

Rudy, C. E

Hours employed.

2,470

2, 365

1,735^4

2, 222

2, 471^

I, 678^

1,625%

1,991 1,480 2,113

216 *249

1,639

1, 856^4

2, 629

2, 290

2, i97e

2,511

1,998

2, G65 *3i3

2, 497>^

2, OGO

512

24

1,814

1, 174^

2, 286

1,931

2, 373^

1, 286

2, 016%

I, 560%

1, 762%

2, 360

1,956

I2G

2, 474^

2, 286

144 2,499/^ 1,780

832

2, 248 2,519

2, 481

I, 609

1, 735 2,497^

1,624% 1,734^

1,858

2, 028%

2,467%

1,870

1, 749

2, 522%

2,463^

2, 104 208

1, 764^

1,736

832

2, 005

2, G2G

104 200

2, 029

2, g6g%

Amount earned. Time

work.

fe88. 56

946. 00

442. 46

, 160. GO

988. 6g 671.40

406. 37

997- 75

592. 00

, 121.05 86.40

,416.65

655- 92

797- 49

690. 70 978.40

, 203. 55

, 073- 96

485. 46

852. 96

, 799- 75

999. GO

880. 96

165. 05

6. GO

343- 27

469. 80

61G. 75

463- 63

593- 36 422.85

484- 03

624. 20

423. 00

982. 04

510. 50

30. GO

314- 03

857. 37

34- 56

.319-52

712. GO

332. 80

I, 244.00

899. 44

I, 070. 36

992. 40

645- 20 351-47

999. GO

406. 09

711.09

464- 50

811. 40

307. 72

748. GO

547- 36

202. 60

615. 86

526. GO 47-58

425- 78

694. 40

199. 68

854. 64

748. 98

23- 79

48. 00 888.44

955- 99 Days.
RitPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the ninnber ofpersons employed in the public printing

and binding durijig the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued,

Hours

emA.mount earned

„i„ Time Piece- ployed.

Ruff, Valentine

Runj-an, Annie E.

Runyan, L. J Runyon, Harr\' S .

Rupp, lyiicv ..." Russ, E. L.' Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell, E. B

Russell, Emma . . . I Russell, John D : Russell, E. M

Russell, Lizzie A

Russell, Robert E

Rust, P. B

Rutherford. Jas. A .

Rvan, Anna C | Rvan, E. H | Rvan, Edw. J

' Ryan, M. A

R^-an, :Margaret A . .

Ryder, Francis Rynex, Frank R

Sadler, Octavius

Sage, Katie

Sailor, O.scar H

Sakenian, F. M

vSakers, John T

vSalkeld, Mary E

Salt, Joseph ' Same, Henrietta C. . . vSampsell, H. G

Sand. Jno. G

Sandholzer, R. H ... San ford, IMars- I Sangston, :Ma"r\- C

Sansom, Dan E

vSardo, A. E.. jr

vSardo, X

vSargent, G. AV

Sarr, G.W

vSatterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Sauls, J. E

Saunders, Gertrude.

Saunders, H. C

vSaunders, J. W

Saunders, John H. . . . Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Balsej^ F

vSauter, Grace E

Savage, Kate

Savov, GeorgeanaV/.

Sawver, Chas. H

vSaxon, H. A

Saxton, Fred A

Savles, John

Scaggs, Robt. E

Scanlon, Ed. J Schaefer, Eizzie

Schafer, E. J Schaffhausen, John H

vScheerer, Annie M . . . Schefier, Peter Schermerhorn, Catherine

Schertzer, C. C

Schuerman, H. A

Schlipp, Henrv'

Schinnerer, AV. S

Schlick, Fred J Schmalhoff, \V. E

Schmaling, JosephW

Schmidt, Mar\- E

Schmidt, William. .. . Schoeneman, Geo. E- Schoenthal, Eeo S . .

2,434

1, 789^

2, 526

2, 323 5^ 192

2, 558

104

2, loi^

2, 317

1,705

2, 479

2, 497

2,179

20S

2, 552j^

I, 7461^ 256

1,853 1,845

104 1,902 2,074

2,542

1,886

1,919 254^

2, 424

1,492

2, 132 1,925

2, 330

1,952 777

2, oo-jYz 208 1,583%

2, 016

248

2, 539%

2, 216

1, 960

200 392

152

2, 147%

224 838

1,730

2, 412%

324

1, 920

2, 351%

2, 1.54 1,839 845 2,604^

2, 095

2, 003%

340

2, 068%

2, 032

2, 185%

1, 241

2, 356 2,498%

1,679

2, 537

2,499

1,968

2, 483 469

S990. 00

"429. 48

I, 061. 08

685. 27 43-92

1, 027. 92

23-79

841. 92

969. 32

409. 20

1, 406. 88

998. 80

532-06 52.00

750. 20

702. 76 61.44

762. 04

748. 60

23. 79

360. 86

865. 08

1,017. 36

812. 72

460. 56

loi. 80

807. 76

373. 00

I $413-28

409. 74

25- 12

483. 04

533- 00 512.30

584. 10

792- 32

310. 80 481.80

49.92

700.32

I, 065. 60

99. 20 1,442.65

554- 00

490. 00 45-75

172.80 34-77

539- 36 89.60

380. 08

540. 62 965.00

2S0. 97

403- 73

464. 67

Schoepf, J. H

Schooler, Wm. F

Schram, Martin

Schreiber, Ernst Otto

Schreiber, Seraphin . Schulte. Chas. H

Schultz, Eida

Schweitzer, Christ. F

Schwing, Frank A. .

Scott, E. E

• Scott, E. E

Scott, J. A

Scott, James

Scott, K. E

Scott, W. S

Scott, Winfield

Scott, AVm

Scribner, William H.

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock. Geo. C

Seagraves, J . K

Seaman, Hannah . . . . Searles, Katie C

Searles, Stanley

Seebold, H.AV

Sefton, A.AV

Sefton, Fred. C

Seftou, Wm. C

Segerson, J. E

Sehorn, Geo. H

Senimes, C. C

Sengstack, C. H

Serrano, M. N

Serrin, Rosanna E .

Settle, T.G

Sexton, Grant

Seyfferth, F. A

Seymour, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael

Shafer, F. E

Shafer, John

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shanks, Milo

Hours

emploj^ed.

2,464

1, 104

2, 2241^ 56

2, 4SS

I, 901

Amount earned. Time

work.

^985. 60

345- 60

978. 78

22. 40

622. 00

, 053- 75

72 I. 90. 72

463- 03

I, 248. 42

927. 07

735- 60

211.50

1, 049. 16 838.12

484. 54

77- 77

352. 00

340. 75

891.44

487. 68

950- 16

496. 40

589. 00

I, 067. 00

671.60

1,344.61

999. 60

292. 74

460. 15

841. 96

I, 241.50

187. 60

358. 47

Shannon, Ben. J

. . . . Shannon, James F.

Sharp, I. Walter Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Ed. G

Shaw, Edmund

Shaw, Jed Shaw, O

Shawen, S. M

Shea, M. J Shea, Timoth}' , Shearer, H. C

Shearn, Helen , Sheehan, Dennis ... Sheldon, Charles A .

Shelton, Chas. R

Shepard, E. J Shepherd, E. A

Sherard, W.T

Sherbon, Grant M . .

Sheridan, Jas. H . . . . . Sheridan, John

Sheridan, T. J Sheridan, Thos. J

. . . .Sheriff, C. J Sherman, Geo. E

Sherman, Howard E. Sherman, J.W

Sherrill, E. B

vShettle, Chas. P

vShine, Edward J

2, 081 833- 04

2,494 997. 60

2, 310^ 'I 'OO- 0

2! 414% 603. 61

-, 4^° 72

' 208 4.7 K?> T 7-26 868. 00 *2^6 472. 00

I, 610 645. 60

i\ 580 444. 37

I, 731 415. 56

T QQ7 499- 50

730 298. 40

I, 884 455. 44

2, 233% 588. 62

2, 166^ I, 040. 63

' 428

2, 511 826% 330. t30 2, 497% 999. 00

23. 79

1,684 673. 60

o^o- 343 137. 20

2, 326% 949. 28 360% 159- 28

r *?6

\2, 088 1

913-00

I, 840 747- 48

1,924 622. 80

2, 171% I, 045. 56 199% 7Q 80

1, 3°4 346. 00

I, 740 696. 00

I, 944 I, 030. 32 954 381. 60

r *2^ {2,3?7 | i, 305. 00

2, 205 I, 099. 53

9 noQ '^A 905. 52

I, 445

196' 40

693 677. 20 2,492% 997. 00

2, 022^ 910. 25 1,680% 421.72 1,302% 612.17 1,719% 687. 80

2, 185% 874. 20

1, 181%

2, 538%

1,986

283. 56

675. 17

798. 00

I, 862K 745- 10 1,788 715.60

I, 222 490. 96

953 381.20

1, 408 704. 00

2, 037 882. 08 1,842 747- 20

2, 521% 664. 76

2, 450 1, 036. 52

2, 533 I, 155-05

1,372 550. 00

2,487 I, 243- 50

2, 477 I, 257. 14

2, 479 991. 60

2, 126 I, 159- 23

* Days.
304 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTOR.

No, 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year ended June so, iSgg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

emploj-ed.

699^

116 636

383^/^ 2,055^

836

2, 203^

184 2,499

I, 64040

920

208

1, 393

2, 296 1,876 384

2, 393 2,315

2, 068^

2, 354^

2,323/^ *309

1,031

104

1, 690 *277

2, 285 976^

^313 808 5^

Shmnen, J.C Shipman, Nellie H . Shirley, Ida V. H ... Shirley, James D . .

.

Shober, Thos. J Shock, Mai-y

Sholl, Alpheiis Shomo, O.V I 1,011^ Shomo,T.W {^*72

vShort, Chas. K

Shortall, James E

Shortsleeves, Annie . Shott, K. K

Shrigley, J. T

Shroff, Anna K

Shubburd, P. Kate . . . Shutterly, C. S

Sibley, J

Sickels, C. B

Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank ... Siegfried, E. F

Siehl, Martin

Sikken, F. A

Silence, Annie W . . . . Silence, Geo. P

Sill, W. S

Silliman, Helen C . . . Silverberg, Jos Simnionds, Nellie . . . Simmons, Arthur, jr

.

Simmons, W. J Simms, Fmanuel . .

.

Simms, Robt. F

Simons, H. O

Simons, Wellington F

Simpson, Alice M. . .

.

Simpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . Simpson, S. M

Simril, Robert F

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, I^ouisa Singleton, CM

Singleton, Otis J Singleton, Thos. D . . . Singleton, W. H

Sinn, J.I, Sipher, W.M

Sisson, Anna

Sizer, Charles M

Skeen, C

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J vSlaughter, Henry P. . Slentz, T. S

Slicer, Cora E

Smeltzer, Jacob R . Smith, A. D

vSmith, Anna J Smith, Arthi;r H

Smith, Bernardin. . . . Smith, Charles Payne

Smith, Chas

Smith, Ellen O

Smith, Emma F . . .

.

Smith, Eugene F . .

.

Smith, Florence. . .

.

Smith, H. J Smith, J. Harman. .

.

Smith, J. S

Smith, Jeff Smith, John J Smith, Kate I,

1,995

2, 1041^ 1,650

1,831 184

1, 8671/ 1,790 910

246 320

2, 463^

1,733^

1,256

2, 166 1,786^

104 184

2, 194^

2, 027

2, 494 264

I, 746^

628^

4i3>^

1,817

1, 749 574

2, 333

22 1,880

168

301

2, 438

1, ?>io%

2, 218 208 1,796

I, 8381X 1,536

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$679.

846.

453- 254

^53- 496.

736. 449

r, 065.

900.

42, ,072, 656,

9- 368.

47- 575-

704.

769.

153- 807.

866. 496.

635-

929.

939-

412.

23- 676.

,592. 614.

434-

,490.

323-

660.

753-

42. 467.

450. 364-

61. 129. 985^

693'

261. 879

431

23- 42

, "5

965- 997

105. 421

251

165. 437-

914.

229. 933-

5- 391

38. 120. 628,

743. 890.

97. 734. 736.

Name.

$395-

S

326. 48

438. 51

446. 22

429. 07

430. 58

451-70

474- 43

373-51

Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Mary

Smith, Nellie Smith, Richard S

Smith, Shelby

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, W. H

Smith, W. V . Smith, W,m. Hennessy Smithson, Joseph a". Smoot, A. E

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, John B

Smythe, R. B

Snodgrass, Jennie . . . Snowden, Jno. E • Snowden, Wm

Snyder, D. J Snyder, Fred. A

Solan, Thomas

Somers, I^izzie M

Sommers, Adam J. . . Songster, Thos

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Sooy, E. L

Sothoron, Jessie Soules, E. C

Soult, Will E

Southwick, Hars^ey 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

Spencer, Chas

Spencer, J. C

Spencer, Katharine K

Spencer, M

Spinks, Alex

Spottswood, J. M. A.

.

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M. . . Spriggs, M. E

Spriggs, Thomas . . . . Sprightley, P. S

Springer, H. E

Sproule, W. J

Spurrier, Wm. A

Stack, Robert T.

Stacy, O. G

Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Stagge, Nellie G

Stair, J. V

Standiey, H. L

Stanford, W. W

Stanley, Gertrude M.

Stanley, M.J

vSteed, J.N

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

vSteele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Steele, Philip S

Stein, Josephine A. . . Steker, Joseph

Stelle, Joseph G

20S

1, 203 104

144 652

2, 364^

1,8905^ 1,903^2

120

I, 73^^ 1,730^

2,320

216

208 *3i3

I, 707

1, 072

2, 025 *277 1,833^ *38

2, 190^4 208

1,635

/ *9

1 1 1, 799^

I 792

2, 271

I, 968

2,5275^ 2,216^

I 2,522^4 1,631^

I, 769K

1,744

2, 476

1,829

200

I, 804K

1,955^

1,838

208 i,657K

1, 974^

2,397

1,805

2, 029

2, 078

1,756 *3i3

1, 800

208

1,907

2, 1685^

1, 859^^

1,917 1,556^

1,635 1,935^

2, 155 1,936

I, 735^

472

1, 700 1,481^

2, 2241^ i,86ii^ 2,018%

I, 628)^

104 202 1,816

208

T, 001

I, 621 1,953^^

$47- 58

481. 20

24. 96 32.94

260. 80

I, 155-49 517-41 761.84

49. 12

693. 76

694. 76 608.40

86. 40

50. 87

I, 252.00

682. 80

257. 28

506. 25

I, 385. 00

733-40

190. 00

593- 01 47.58

654. 00

• 7S7.78

334- 72

598. 02

783.40

I, on. .00 1,174, 70

1, 009. 00

652. 60 496.44

705. 92

990. 40

438. 96 48.00

506, 16

685. 68

905. 40

47.58

464. 63

857. 72

960. 48

737. 12 811.60

899. 76

440. 87

1, 956. 25

900. 00 47.58

461. 18

571- 35

930. 78

845- 84

622. 60 817.55

870. 97

941. 72

484. 00

434. 45

188. 80

680. 00

657. 36

910. 20

447- 91

484. 44

863. 10

23. 79

66. 79 441.57 47-58

400. 40

Piece- work.

648. 40

781.40

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

TSro. 34.Statt-Duvif shozciug the ninnhcr of persons eviployed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Stenner, Robert E . . Stem, Gertie Steuven, Chas. E

Stevens, H, W

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K • Stevens. :M. V. B

Stevens, S. W

Stevens, Thos. A

Stewart, Georgie E . . Stewart, J. F

Stewart, JohnT

Stewart, Martha

Stewart, :Maud E

Stidham, A, D

Stidham. B. L

Stockman, Jas. A . . . . Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stonesifer, Victor H. . Stoops, J. B

Stormont, Emma G . . Stors-, Andre V. H

Stoi:"gh, Edwin E . . - - Stout, C. H

Stratton, E. C

Strawn, H.L

Street, F. W

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Stretton, F.W

Stribling, C. K

Strieker, W. F

Stroh. Edwin B

Stromberger. H. H . . Strong, Fannie

vStuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Bessie M ...... Stuart, Mar\-

Stuart, AVm" INI vStudv, Charles W....

Stull"; Geo.H

Sturgis, John R

Sturm, Edward H . . . Stutsman, Charles . . Sugg. Chas. R

Sullivan, C. F

Sullivan, Cornelius . . Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Harn.- A . . . Sullivan, J. J..'. Sullivan, J. INI Sullivan, John E

Sullivan, Rosa Summers, Chas. ^V. .

Summers, R. W

Surguv, Arthur E. .

Sutherland, D. :m . .

Sutor, L. P

Sutton, H. S

Sutton, James H

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Swain, "Walter Swan, Wm. A

Swarzman, Kate V . , Swasev, Ed, INI Swayne, E. B

Sweeney, Emma

Sweeney, INIaggie .

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeny' Patrick Sweet, Bessie O

Sweetman, M. , . .

S3 74- 40

2^002 4M-

' 140 314. 99

2. i'^- 1,20. 0

4 4" ~

2. 537 I, 200. 50

I - 734 609. 30

I, 420 355- 00

I, S65 447.60

24» 99. 20 335 134- ^2 ^28 52- 15 72 16. 47

1, 001. 40

2, 3^1/^ 941 88

I, 664J4

I, S2S 611' '>0

'.^'^14 692! ^6

i>4. 12

2, 294 790. 90

1, C2j

I, 40

~" ' ^50. 64

2; OD/ 822. So

006*

2, 482 1, 181 41

I- 729/^ 415. 08

-, ^^4/2

2, 536^ I, 097. SS

I, S06 / 22. 40

I, 055 6,9. 12

341- 12

T q", - 1

-23. ^6

I. 7^9 H-29. ^^0 224

1,468 352. 32 ^tI/

47- 5^ 99^/2

o34/2 So 000-

2. 491 -2 996. 60

^- 134- 74

2, ^SI^o o4 J. 0~

612. 00

332. 20

I '>Q~^A 331-87

i' '^"s 92,2

2. 290 571. 04

2. 159/i 864 12 ss

J 95

l^r, 282

- 818.05

* 217

J ^

2, SOO I, 004. 24

2. 501.88

2, 049 S96. 88

1,246 516.32

2, 136 538. II

2, 030 812. 00

I, 929 466. 22 1-974 473- 76

703/^ 168. 84

S 3.20

2, 945 973- 19

2, 036^ 492. 47

256 102. 40

I, IIZV2 753- 22

1,773 443.24

1,495 391-70

1,949 974- 80

1,932 775-68

... 1,897 769.04

30. 356.

391. 16

Swetland. M. E

Swett, Ella A

vSwick, J. Ed^vin

Svdnor, Ellen F

Sydnor, M. C

Svdnor, Thos. YoungSzegedv, E. G

Taff, Aiidrew

Taff, John A

Taft, H. A

Tagart, Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, :\Iaggie Talbot, P. J

, Talbott, W. T

Talley, \V. C

Tallman, Geo. B

Tanner, W. B

Tapley, W. H

Tappau, Hiram R. . . . Tarbox, F. E

Tavlor, C. R

Hours

employed.

273- 04

295- 35

Tavlor, Chas. H . TaVlor, E. P

Tavlor. H. A .... Taylor, H. P , . .

Tavlor, Henrv .

Taylor, Ira. . r. .

Tavlor, vSamviel W . . .

I 2, Tavlor, W.M i, TaVlor, W. W i, Tavlor, Wallis 2, Teele, R. P 2, Tegethoif, Carl R

Teller, Chas | i, Tellvr, Bertha E • 2, Templar, H.V/ 2, Terrett, Geo. A I * Terrs-, Chas. B

Terry, Hattie J i, Tern,-, Lewis 2, Terrv, Marv F

Terrs-, Oliver C

Test," John M

Thayer, George H . . Thecker, Katie

Thies. H. H. W

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas. E

Thomas, E. F

Thomas, E. PI Thomas, Emanuel.

Thomas, John W . .

Thomas, Mar>- Thomas, Richard . .

Thomas, Robert I. .

Thomp.son, A.H I 2, Thompson, Blanche I G I I, Thompson, David A . i, Thompson, E. G i, Thompson, Ella B .....

Thompson, Emma Lj Thompson, Frank M 2, Thompson, Harriet. . i, Thompson, J. I Thompson, J. M . . . . . i, Thompson. Julia A . . i, Thompson, lsla.y IM . . Thompson, T. H i, Thompson, Zach \ * Thompson, Zachariahl i, Thomson, Alfred ... 2, Thomeley, Walter C. 2, Thornton, Florence '

1, 8491^

208 1,647^

2, 012

1,312

2, 501^

1,848^

1, 992K

2, 248

2, 474

i,737>^

184

208

1,493 1,542

1,839 2,083 943 ^289

I, 429;^^ 941

i=26 384

680

716 504

932

547

933

005

126%. 876

171 388

749 676

503 081^ no

781

800 440^

028 364

1705^ 956 927^

486 876^

975 544

129 095

104 174

395

143 652^

844

8241^ 208 445^

877

232

531 825

348

713 887^

164^

174 300

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

1443-88

53-07

659. 00

486. 14

314. 88

I, 002. 68 443-64

797.88

628. 00

1, 442. 90

417. 00 47.58

54.17

597. 20

6x8. 72

735. 60

878. 72

418. 88

1,678.65 357.37

582. 30

I, 347. 30

60

60

8084

74

«4i.

428. 1,001.

970.

I, 097.

871.

802.

281.

762. 555. 999.

299. 527.

I, 001. 20

552.

385.

195. 432.

976- 486.

369-

868.

999- 462.

994- 938.

49-

94

493.

1, 458.

532.

452.

23' 295.

I, 269. 535' 396. 60

737- 60

439- 60 49-92

981.36

390. 39 58.00 612.52

438. 00

79. 60

428.25

, 330. 25 471.87

963. 00

869. 60

68. 62 330. 15 S. Doc. 11- 20

* Days.
3o6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing

and biiiding during the fiscalyear ended June jo, i8gg, ^-/r. —Continued.

Thorpe, B. W

Throckmorton, K. B . Throckmorton, M. I.

.

Thrush, John H. W . Thurston, Henrj' . . .

.

Tilghman, / . Tilghman, J. W

Tilley, H. G

Tilley, S. B

Tilly, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tisdel, Alton P

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, H.N

Tomlin, Carlos B . . . . Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. .

.

Tondee, E). A

Tooly, ly. B

Toomey, Dennis Topham, Mary J Tosh, Alex

Towers, J. V. R

Towers, William FI. . Town, H. C Townsend, Geo. . ,

.

Townsend, R. ly Towson, Helen M. .

.

Toy, James C

Toy, James M

Tracy, Geo. A

Tracy, H. D

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Travis, A. B

Travis, Chas. N

Trent, Parker

Tretler, C. I. Tretler, John f; Triplett, S. J Trogner, Chas. F

Trudeau, F. I. Trudgian, J. B

Trumbo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, I^izzie Tune, ly. A

Tunnicliff, John S . .

.

Tuohey, John

Tuohy, Bridget Tuohv, T. F

Turberville, G, R. I^.

.

Turkenton, Mary. . . . Turley, Gretta

Turnbull, Andre . . . Turner, J. A. D

Turner, Harriet B . .

.

Tuttle, Geo. A

Tuttle, I^ewis C

Tyrrell, Carie 1^ Tyrrell, D. E) Udell, Mattie Underwood, H. C . . . . Unger, C. J Unkefer, A. C

Unthank, T. C Upperman, Fmma F

Urban, Anna M

Usilton, John W

Utter, Birdie

Utz, H. A

Van Arsdale, Ida Van Bibber, W.H. .. . Vance, Alice R

Hours

employed.

2, 472

1,596

2, 455^

104

533 356

2, 474 *3ii^

1,945 904

2, 303

2, 504

1,848

208

I, 607

1, 2701^ 1,680 2,444

2, 476^

2,374

2, 164

2, 444

2, 355^

762 1,702^

1,930

2, 508

2, 460^

f* 318^8

I 97

659'/^

2, 12214

2, 503^

1,584

2, 488

2, 420

304

2, 399^

356

1,335 1,436

2, 001 Yq, 2, 056

184 1,625^

1,764

2, 504

1,881 1,728 1,722^

208

2, 006

2,492

2,518

1,872

2, 201^

208

231

2, AnV2

2, 158 *296

240

I, IMVz

264

313

1,748

2,489

1, 778^

2, 352

I, 0781^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$639- 59 384-38

442. 24

982. 84

24. 96

486. 40

499. 70

213. 20

87. 66 618.50

622.62

466. 80

226. 00

r, 128. 65

1, 001.60

472. 10 47.58

642. 80

332. 16

672. 00

586. 56

ggo. 60

949. 60

I, 048. 30

[, 040. 20

597- 24

304. 80

408. 60

482. 50

736. 70

r, 230. 24

667. 28

263. 80

530. 62

189. 67

1, 145- 85

433- 60

776. 16

605. 00

121.60

r, 000. 64 81.43 588.96

344.64

480. 36

837. 12

42. 09

409. 20

441. 00

626. 00

391.22

719. 90

602. 87 47.58

522.37

996. 80

r, 199. 09

449. 28

349. 80

943. 40

47- 58 92.40

Piece- work. Name.

52

372. 12

I

447.88

, 236. 75

863. 64

740. 00

78. 40

435. 87

60. 39 141.84 419.52

995. 60

426. 84

940. 84

260. 64

382. 44

16. 23

459. 91

350. 98

448. 18 419.65

31.33

Van Matre, Kate Van Norman, E. S . .

.

Van Scoten, John D . Vaughan, C. A

Vaughan, Dan C . . . .

.

Vaughan, Richard T. Vaughan, W. J

1 Veatch, Jas. F

Verlander, W. R

295.48 ji Vernay, J. D

Viles, Voler V

Voelker, Chas. P

; Vogelweyd, Nannie . Vogt, Louis C

Vollmer, Wm. T

Von Osterman,Geo. F

Vorbeck, lyucy Vorsteg, John V

Vosburg, Geo. F

Vose, F. A

Wade, M

Wade, Maggie

Wade, Thomas 1^ Wadsworth, A. J Wagner, Fd

Waite, Arthur R

Waite, Fannie W

Wakefield, Sam uel A

.

Walde, Wm, G

Waldo, I,ydia Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. F

Wall, Joseph

Wall, S.R

Wallace, Flla M

Wallace, F. B

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, Frank S

Wallace, James K . .

.

Wallace, P. S

Waller, John

Wallich, Fdna

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M... . Walmsley, Edwin . . . Walmsley, M. F

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Jerry Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mar3- Walsh, Mary E

Walsmith, W. F

Walter, W. I. Walter, Wm. S

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Walton, David S

Walton, Stephen T .

.

Ward, F. J Ward, ly. M

Ward, Ullie Ward, R. F

Warner, Annie F • • • • Warren, Charles N . . Warren, Chas. M

Warren, F. F

Warren, Henry

Warren, SanfoVd M. . Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith Washington, Geo

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

208

2, 148

2, 143 1,983

1,945 2,402^

379

1,636 2,466^

95 944

2, 218

2, 042

1,667

1, 876^

40

1,887 391^

2,517^

1,973

252

1,863 335^

2, 236

1,733

2, 140

2, 480

2,439

2, 501 244

1,763

26 416 2,485^

2,487 *3i3

1,832

2, 084

f *4

[2, 0051^

I, 996^^

1,915

200

2, 500 1,938^

I, 892

1, 980^

/ *2

\2, 025

104

136

16076

2, 501^

1, 232^^ 304

120 928

2, 480 2,442^

1,388

192

72 1,627

1, 706^

2, 492

I, 8321^ 631^

1,820

I.S32

I, 733^

168

16

$49.

537-

858.

796. 923.

653.

151. 930.

I, 233-

30. 377. 948.

537-

717. 469.

16, 392.

156.

I, 007. 473.

57. 387.

134. 905

693.

856,

595.

975^

1, 000,

55: 705

787. 536.6

166, 994

1,318,

I, 799

818,

I, 004,

$437. 14

2060

40 I 81 j 36S. 16 52

835. 20

499. 60

459. 60 45-75

, 000. 00

470. 87

454- 44

896. 82

952. 08 25.50

37. 33

36. 60

19.40

. 163. 41

308. 77 137.60 28.80

232. 00

, 240. 25

993. 20

555. 20 46.08

21. 60

718. 44

411. 28

996. 80

749. oS

252. 60

728. 00

970. 96

^87. 46 38.43

4. 00

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 307

No. Statement showing the nuuiber ofpersons employed in the publie prinii?tg

and binding during the fiscal year ended June jo, iSgg, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work. Washington, Samuel

Washington, Wm. H, Wasner, Man,- . .

Waterman, Jason Waterman. T. J Waters, Annie.

Waters, Edwin R. Waters, Eva E • • Waters, Henrv.

Waters, R.M.. .. Waters, Thomas

Watkius, H. A .

Watkins, X

Watson, Blair F

Watson, C. G. .

Watson. Frank A\ Watson, H.C.... Watson. H. L ... Watson, J. C

Watson, K

Watson. Samuel

Watson, W. C ... Watts. Chas. D .

Watts. G. F

Watts, ^l. Rosella

Watts, Nat. G

Watts, Walter .

^^'augh, John S . WayrWill H . . . . Wavson, Mar\- A

Weaber, Geo.'T . Wear, E. E

Weaver, J. M . .

Webb, Arthur C Webb, Walter H

Weber, Fred E . . . Weber, Henr^• W

Weber, ]M. K : .

Weber, Philip H. jr Weber, Wm.H

1. 052^

2,517

2,496

2, 497'/^

2, 505

104

2. 475

1,8705^

1.59S

24S

I. S16

r *i4

I1.720

1.978

1,852

i 152

I 2,436^

' 1,038

j 2, no

I 207 i,SSoi4

1,923'/^

1, 7S0

1, 679

1.834 2,510

1 374

r,of7 2.517

1,894 2,482^^

2. 545 '/^

$263 648

77S.

I, 242. 922.

23. 990. 448.

399-

99. 712. 726.

> 9S1.

711.

4- 858. 555-

128. 672.

36. 6og. 460.

844.

82. 45t594. 904. 445-

671. 440. i.oSi.

549-

407. 1,052.

764, 993.

I. 349.

Piece- work. Name.

$496. oS

5.S6

Webster. E. M

Webster, G

WeKster, Geo. A

Webster, O. S Webster, W. F Weidman, J. M

Weidman, John C . . . Weiss, W. J Weitzel, John B

Welborn, E. B

Welch. Alfred B

Welch, Alice Welch, Frank

\\ elles, D. A

Wells, Chas. W

Well.s, E

Wells, H.L

Wells. James , Welsh, C. H

Welsh, Norris Welsh. W. L

Welty, James L .... Weser. Rosa R

\^ e-t, A. A

West. Arthur

We~t. Catherine J

.. West. Charles S We-t John S

\\ est Mane G

West Manon T

\\'eslon. Frederick F W etze!, Emil P

Weyand, H. S Whalev, Maggie

Whall,"Edward G...

208 47.58

'.595)^ 638. 20

; *229

I 12S ji,2i5.84 1,963^ 796. 12 640 256. 00

I

75^-

1. 96

1.S37

734. So

1, 719/2 6S7. 80

2, 454 981.60

2, 159^ 863. So 2,516 739-05

1, 846.^ 746. 28 200 45-75 1,823^ 731-70

2, 483^ 993- 84

2, 504 I, OCX. 60

104 25.62 1,842^ 745- 56

2,795 710. 70 2,496 998. 40

1 6901^ 434-61

2.458'/^ 983. 40

1 713 527 40

2,502 600 48

2, 432i4 609. 1

I b28^ 346. 45

1,944 801.44

72 18. 00

* 296 1, 184. 00

I. 515 398. 74

2 2q6 994. 28

I. 9664 673.60

2,530 I, 448. 49

20b 49.92

2, iSi 939. 20

406. S2

484- 17

482. 60

543- 46

447- 53

422. 62

Wheat. E. M

Wheeldon, E. D

Wheeler Geo

Wheeler. Hazard . . .

Wheeler, John Whitcomb, H. D

White, B

White. B. C

White, Bernard

AVhite, Cora

White, Frank

White, Geo. K

White, H

White, Harrv A

AVhite, Ida .'. White, Marv

AVhite. :\raud V

White, Robt. H

White, W. F. P

Whitehead, Carrie E

Whitehead, J. W

Whitelaw. P. J Whiteside, John H.

Whitford, Geo. A . . . . Whitford, Wm. E - • . Whitlock, James A . . Whitmee, Eizzie . . . . Whitmore, W. S

Whitnej-, Wm. A

Whittaker, Horace W

Whitted, F. U

Whittle, George

M'hitus, H. W

Whitzell, Hattie Whvte, Wm

Wickham, W. S Widdicombe, C o r - nelia

Wie.se, H

A^'ilco.x, Eewis H . .

Wild, E. S

Wilev, James H . . . . Wilev, P. W . Wilhelm, Chas

Wilkins, F. P

Wilkms, James

Wilkinson, Harry . . , Wilkinson, Nellie .. . Wilkinson, William J Willey, S. H

Willhoit, A. L

Williams, Arthur J . . Williams, Birdie Williams, C. L

Williams, C. W

Williams, Chas. A

Williams, Chas. H . . . Williams, F

Williams, Fred B

Williams, George C. . WilHams. H. T

Williams, Huttoii . . .

Williams, James W.

Williams, John H

Williams, Joseph T . Williams, [,ucy E - . • - Williams, Margaret

Williams T^larv H . . Williams Matt

Williams, Robert . . . . Williams. T, H . Williamson, E. T . . . Williamson, Jas B . Williamson, Lizzie C. Williamson, RobertA

Willi.s, F. M

Willis, J. C

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work. *3H $1, 682 75

I, 426 570 44

2, 933 I, 000 09

2, 550 I, 020 00

8 2 00 620 248 GO

208 47 58 1,969% 787 80 1,566% 640 76

2, 347 588 68

1,922 1,018 66 926 370 40 14^ 3 62 815 362 00

192 43 92

72 19 97

356 8t 43

2, 893 956 00

I, 127 498 48

2, 221 888 40

I, 386% 563 76

1.795/2 718 20 1,630 652 00

2, 503 I, 001 20

I, 800 900 00

I, 756% 439 12

2, 487% 995 00 2,113% 994 14

I, 7S6 715 36

2, 214 955 92

2, 608 665 55 1,852% 484 52

176 88 00

208 49 41

2, 376 950 64 440 no GO

1,847 461 74 1,879^ 751 So 1,877% 563 33 2,498/8 I, 177 47

733 693 20 1,959 985 78

1, 967 786 80

2, 201% 880 60

2, 375^ 607 79 664 166 GO *3i3 913 00

2, 491% 1, 000 32 1,461% 641 32

I, 006% 402 60

2, 125 998 95

2, 346 938 52 664 265 60

I, 909% 765 72

I, 920 490 50

2, 019% 487 18 *3i3 1,565 00 1,638% 652 40

2. 039% 823 OG 1,024 409 60 384 153 60 87% 35 GO

2,028 ]. 022 GO

168 38 43

2,4 73% 593 64

2, 221% 888 6g 574% 143 95

2, b24 1,055. 29

200 48. GO 423 169 52

2, 1955^ 548. 86 i,656K 464 44

215 86 00

I, 522% 846 85 1,256 239 50

* Days.
3o8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 34.

Statement showing the miiuher of persons employed in the public printing

and binding during the fiscal year endedJune 30, J8gg, Continued.

Name.

Willis, Jas

Williss, Henry C...

Wills, Thomas H . .

.

Wilson, Anna

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, C. H

Wilson, G. G., jr Wilson, George A. .

.

Wilson, H. F

Wilson, J Wilson, J. C

Wilson, J. L. C

Wilson, John M .... Wilson, Mary

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, R. C

Wilson, Richard J

.

.

Wilson, Thomas .... Wilton, W.C

W^ilver, E. J Wimmer, Joseph ... Wimmer, Wilda .... Wimsatt, Harrie R . Winchester, John M

Winkelman, F. J ... Winne, C. I. Winne, E. Iv Wise, Mary

Wise, Saml. G

Wise, W. E

Wisener, A

Withall, Jv;dson J. .. Withers, Gertrude V

,

Witter, Robt. B

Wolff, Albert J Wood, A. I, Wood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, J. H

Wood, James

Wood, John D

Wood, M

Wood, P

Wood, T. B

Wood, W.M

Wood Warren C

Woodell,E. H

Woodell, Jno. C

Woodend, Emma F. Woodgate, Geo. J . .

.

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1, 911 $856 04

1, 8951.^ 758 20

2, 496 998 40

145 20

2, 326^ 583 00

2, 526^ 631 62

2, 299 >2 937 08

344 137 60

2, 490 I, 291 61 208 49 29

2, 512 I, 205 1

1

I, 800^ 720 00 590 236 00 45S 36

2, 496 1,316 64 780^ 348 28

2i 456 614 00

2, 142 1,007 42 *3^3 1, 799 75 652 163 00

772 221 73

2, OSl ]/2 I, 126 85

2, 070 935 49

o T 1/

2, iooy2 526 62

2, 2055^ 583 42

1, 912 960 40

2, 009 482 16

2, 182 872 92 *3i3

, I, 199- 50

2, 331 /'2 I, 009. 56

I'-) Tl'^V) IJJ/2 919 81 104 23 79 41S 167 32

112 44 80

* 229 I, 333- 65

184 42 09

I, 736 868 00

1,824 484 00

2, 492 692 96

1,648 824 00

2, 474 I, 046 72

2, 237^ 627 15

I, 270 508 00

1,903 761 20

1,741

I, 892 696 40 668 50

1,991 806 00

208 47 58

2, 4891^ 995 80

Piece- work.

$470. 96

476. 26

Wooding, Saml. G .

.

Woodruff, Geo. G

Woodruff, Priscilla C

Woodward, L, Woolsey, Emma

Worsham, W. W

Woulfe, Louis V . . . . Wrenn, Lillian Wright. B. C

Wright, Carne May. . Wright, George

Wright, Harrie M. .

.

Wright, John

Wright, Mary E

Wright, S.C

Wright, W. H

Wright, Walter E- . •

.

Wright, Walter Z . . . . Wright, Wm. M

Wroe, Chas. P. P

Wyatte, Geo Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Yarrington, W. D . . . . Yater, C. B

Yates, A. C

Yauchler, H. J

Yetter, H. C

YingUng, S. B Yokum, J. J York, Lewis

Youart, R. E

Young, Chas. E

Young, G

Young, H. D

Young, Isabella Young, J. T

Young, James E

Young, Scott K

Young, Willis E

Youngblood, Jennie W

Youngs, H. W

Ziegler, Chas. J Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, Jerome Zimmerman, Joe E . Zimmerman, Robt H

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

Hours employed.

*3i3

2, 002 2,452^

356

1,659

1, 840

2, 271 740/^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

2 268 $567 00

705 244-91

I 862 387. 26

2, 501 /4 1 , 000. 60

1,975 474.00'

I, 802 452. 06

2, 512 646. 00

1 868 448. 32

2, 2&3 913. 20 308 74-30

1,342 605. 69

I, 782/^ 7.62

445. 62 20a 47- 58

I, 931/Z 520. 47

2,453/^ 981. 40

2, 074 >^ 85 1 . 68

1, 356/^ 339- 12 305 122. 32

I, 485 594. 00

2,497 624. 25

104 23- 79 208 47. 58 384 153- 60 2,215^ 931. 20

2, 324 939- 79

2, 479 991. 60

1,5925^ 844. 01

2, 785 877-98

1,878 779- 36

2, 794 698. 50

1,643 794. 80 *3io 1,814. 50

4 1. 00

1,81914 784.48

208 49.92 807^ 201. 86

2, 552 723- 95

2,419^2 985-48

1,825 788. 23

781. 00

800. 80

, 299. 82

142. 40

680. 88

736- 64

599- 65

296. 52

* Days. No. 35.

Statement showing the number ofperso7is employed in publicprinting and

binding, January i, i8gg, ' ' during thefiscalyear endedJune30^ i8gg, with the length

oj time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. employed. Time

work.

Abell, A. T

Aberneth3% Charles. . Ackerman, A. M

Ackert, B. H

480

120 440 . 464

$134. 40

48. 00

110. 00

186. 40 Adams, Benjamin M 287

32 377^

96

104 480

143-50 7.68 94-37

24.00 42.24

168. 00

Adams, V. L

Adams, Wm. R

Addis, L. D

Amount earned.

Piece- work.

$72. 77

Adie, Alice

Albritton, Jessie Alexander, C. J

. Alford, D. M

Allen, Alex. R .

.

Allen, H. M

Allen, John W . Allison, A. M

Allison, F. A

Aman, F. A

Anderson, D. F .

Hours

employed.

120 122^

479

344

336

95^^ 312

384

192

Amount earned. Time

work.

$27. 65 54-00

49- 16 119-75

129. 00

84. 00

38. 20

78. 00

96. 00 94.40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 309

No. 35. —Statement shoK'ing the number ofpersons employed in publicprinting and

binding, JaniMry /, iSgg,'' during thefiscalyear endedJunejo, i8gg,etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Anderson, Fred. A . . . Anderson, Marv^ E)- •

Anderson, R. T' Andrews, A. E). I Armor, M. M

Arnold, George J Ashford, Edith B

Ashion. H. F

Atkins. J. H

Atkinson. Jas. S

Auracher. Christian C

Austin, Bruce

Austin, G. I, Ayre, Florence O . . .

Babcock, John

Baden, Thad

Bain, P. C

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baldenecker, Theo. F) Baldwin, Walter J

. .

Ball, L

Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnett, May

Barnholt, Wm. H . .

Barrett, Marion R . . . Barron, C. L

Bassler, Henry W .

Bateman, Wni. I .... Batson, Martin K .

Bawden, W. H

Baxter, A. L

Bayly, John A

Bavne, Christie S ... Beall, Fsau

Beall, J. W

Beall, R. E

Beasley, Wm. A

Beatty, R. I, Bechert, W.H

Bechtel, C. V

Beckwith, Nettie .... Beight, Melvin M

Belcher, Ida P

Bell. Peyton

Bender. CM

Benjamin, W. T

Bennett, Thomas D

Bentzler, Jno. L

Berger-, Joseph J Bergin, IMarj' Bernhardi, Charles . . Berrigan, M. G

Ber-ston, Mar>' E

Bej-ler, Edward

Bierley, William

Biggart, C

Bilyeu, Geo.W , Binkert, Damon A. . . Birmingham, Jos. J, . Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Bivins, J. D

Blackiston, I^illie I, .

Blackwill, Armstead

Blair, Belle D

Blair, Nellie Blake, W.W

Blessing, L. M

Biosser, Ross J Boag JO

Boehmer John A . . . . Bogan Naomi R . . . . Bogia, Ferd F

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

•^16 $ioS. 00

29 • 9

96 38. 40

208 49. 92

480 120 00

96 38. 40

2PA 72. 96

76. 60

q6 38. 40

479 191 60

36 17. 60

624 253. 60 480

192 46. 08

t6 6.88

q6 45- 12

6i4/'2 245. 80

72

81 32. 40

90 3S. 40

79 41. 75 3835^ 203. 25 2^6 58. 75 96 38. 40

24 5. 76

192 96. 00

24 6. 00

479 239. 50

32 12. 80

192 48. 00

138 34. 50

42.5 106. 25

68" ss 628 152. 06

1620 8.00

178. 60

122/2 49. 16 90 38. 40

154- 40

368 92. 00

144 34- 56

3°4

38. 16 228

35 14. 00

25. 20 99 49. 80

96 38. 40

93 443/^ 106' 44

212 69. 60

24 6. 00

232 57. 60

90 43- 20

168 42. CO

70 16. 80

96 38.40

96 38.40

186 93.00

96 4^.00

96 38.40

72 28.80

160 40. 32 96 24. 00

372 89. 28 524% 125. 88

96 45- 12 288 115.20

96 38- 40

9^ 38.40

428 160. 50 312 74. 88 198^ 84. oS

Piece- work. Name.

Boland, B. T

Boo, I^ouis E

Booker, Rose V. .

Boone, Mary E. . .

Borland, AlexT. .. Bornkcssel, T. C .

Boss, Jno. R

Boss, Laura V

Bosworth, H. H . .

Boteler. Harry S .

Boteler, O. C

Bowen, Gait. W . .

Bowie, M. E

Bovd, Alex

BoVd, V. M

Boyd, Wm. J Boyle, Fanny

Boynton, G. W

Brace. Minnie W . Bradford. J. L

Bradley, Enoch K

Bragg, Robt. E

Branchcomb, B. F

Brandner, Veronia

Brandt, .Adam

Brannan, Mary A.

Breen, Jas Breen, S. A

Brennan, Charlotte E

Brennan, Margaret T

Breslin, John

Brett, Annie E

Brewer, Wallace

Bridwell, Charles W.

Briggs, J. S

Bright, J. E

Bright, W.H

Bnnkley, V. T

Broas, John M

Brock, A. D

Brooks, R. H

Brosemer I,ouis Brosnahan. M

Brosnan, Margaret . Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Ivery Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

Brown, Marietta S. .

Brown, MaryE

Brown, Morgan J. . .

Brown, Willis G . . .

Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Walter A . .

Brownlow, W. G

Brumelkamp, J. A . .

Brummett, A. C

Bryan, Ida E

Bryan, John A

Bryerton, Maggie. . .

Buckingham, Clinton O

Buckley, Anna

Buehler, A. J Bugden, Arthur M .

BuUard, Leelia

Bullock, W. P

Bumpus, Frank M. .

Bunn, Sidney S

Burchard, Carrie V . . Burgy, Marie

Burgy, Pauline

Burke, Catharine .... Burke, Geo. O

Hours employed.

480

96

176 190^

671 383

216 529

96

14440

72 2089698^

96 383^

36396

96

1683693

80 *6o

96

472

288 270^

72 124

124^/^ 71^

144%

96

192 264 208^

308

96

120 497

56

192 * 29 *3

72 517^^

128 278

130

341'/^ 104 304

384.

248 384

14096

359V2 96

384 271%

480

23296

132 190^

5i7 191^

16

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I134.40

40. 00 42.24

45.72

209. 69

167. 47

99. 90

128. 16

26. 88

76.32

16. 00

18. 00 49.92

38.40

39- 56

24. 00 96.67

145. 20 23.04

24. 00 49-35

14.40

32. 55

19. 20

300. 00 45-12

188. 80

69. 12 53-72

18. 00

24. 30 50.08

92. 60

33 60

74-42

26. 88 48.00

132. 00

52. IT 154. 00 38.40

54.00

119.85

14. 00

48. 00

101.50 51.00

124. 20 32.30

114. 68 55-08

102. 45

41. 60

156. 96 110.40 59-52

96. 00

35-71

45- 12

89. 87 38.40

192. 00

65. 16

144. 00

64. 96

24. 00

26. 10 45-72

124. oS

45 - 96 4.00

* Days.
3IO REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in ''public printing and

binding^January /, iSgg,''' during thefiscal year endedJune30^ ^Sgg, etc. — Cont'd.

Burke, James J Burke, John E

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burlingame, Win

Burnett, N. P

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burnside, J. S

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Bush, Wm

Bushee, R

Bushnell, Daniel W. . Buskuhl, Fred

Bussej^ Albert J

Butler, George

Byrne, Joseph H

Byrne, P. J Byrnes, Thomas F. . . Cady, I.. M

Cady, W. S

Calhoun, Richard M

Callaghan, Mary

Callaghan, William. . Callahan, J. J Callahan, John J Callanan, Margaret. . Cameron, W, H

Cammack, M

Cammack, Virginia. . Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Canisius, A. T

Cantine, Kate

Carey, H. J Carleton, R. P

Carlisle, vSusieC Carmody, Agnes

Carpenter, Annie M . Carpenter, I^izzie. . . . Carr, Chas. C

Carr, Margaret C

Carrington, S. A

Carter, Edward L. . .

.

Carter, Georgie I Carter, Wm

Carter, Wm. J

Carty, Alton B

Car\'er, W. R

Case3% Daniel J Casey, William F . . . . Cassidy, Chas. J Caton, John P. D

Caton, Mary

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James . Cawson, Chas. C .... Chapman, Annie Chapman, Geo. T . . . . Chapman, S. A

Cha.se, H. W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Robert H

Chisholm, D. V

Choate, John W

Christian, Rufus L . . Christian, Wallace B

Christie, Harry R

Christy, Edwin F. . .

. Clague, William H. H.

Clark, Charles E

Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work

272 $115.20 *9

392 1 259.5! 80 19 20

176 49- 28 96 24. 00

96 33.60

472 iiS. 00

96 33 60

96 38. 40

96 45- 12 38 40 139K 64. 46

96 23, 04 96 33- 60

192 48. 00

267 67.85

120 48. 00

192 48. 00 96 45- 12 272 115. 20 4S6 245. 00

' 1

2

69. 00

96 38.40

288 129. 24 572 232. 24 208 52.00

3S0 91. 20

112 28. 00

96 45-12

192 107.52 589 142. 37 384 127. 20

232 57.60

96 38.40 474 187. 75 240 59- 90 f

45- i2 384 96. 00

549 131-95

200 48. 00

120 28. 80

935^ 22.44 93^ 29. 22

8 1.92 424 106. 00

96 48. 00

376 105. 28 292 79. 20

120 30. 00 464 232. 00

379 151 75

254^/^ 107. 84 95 '/2 38 20

23 9.40

112 44 80

424 loi 76 452 180 80

96 30 00

200 100 00

1S6 44 64 332 83 00

272 54.00

96 24. 00

136 27. 00

192 48 GO

40 20 00

96 38 40

96 45- 12 96 24. 00

192 114. GO 4S0 252.40

56S 284. 00

8 2. 00

S 2. 50

272 54-00

Piece- work.

I40.

:

Clark, Stephen

Clarke, John

Clarkson, W. F

Cleary, James .

.

Clinton, F. S

Clough, Allan C

Coates, E- E

Cochnower, P\ C

Cohen, Meyer S

Cole, Ira E

Cole. Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, CO

Colklesser, A. A

Collins, B. J Collins, H, K

Collins, J Colne, C C

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H.

.

Colvin,G.S

Colwell, J. Frank

Comber, Annie

Conger, Wm. H

Connell, J.A

Connell, Michael F . . Connelly, B. M

Connelly, James H . . Connelly, Mary

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Jas. D . Conner, J no. B

Connolly, K. Grace . . Connor, Wm. C

Conway, Thos

Cook, Mary H

Cook, R. M

Cook, W. J Cooley, L B

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen O . . Cope, J. W ~ .. . Copper, Saml. R

Cornell, S. M

Corridon, Joanna . . . . Coster, S. K

Coston, W Brice Coughlin. David

Covert, C. C

Cowell, H.C

Cowgill, John

Cox, Chas. H

Cox, F. B

Cox, Lulu

Ciaft, Max

Craig, Amanda

Cranford, Horace .

.

Crawford, Hortense E

Crawford. Wm

Creed, J W

Crenshaw W. H

Crist, Wiley Croney Amanda J. . Crooks, C

Cross, Edna B

Cross, George A

Cross, J. W

Cross, Lena M

Cross, Lizzie , Crowley, Patrick .. Croxton, Ida I Crump, W. F

Crush, J. E

Culbertson, S. S

Cullen, A. W

Culver, Nettie M . . . . Cuinmings, Lizzie . . .

Hours

employed.

384

384

7296

96

275 '/^ 565

192

192 192 26596 167^

* 12 366^

368

11296

576 265^

159'/^ 375^/4 145^

280

249596

96 479

117^2

19295 576

384

3696

96 200

96

72

192 272 468

216 379

16 308 568

168 479 ^2 192

12096

19296

442

95'/^ 250^

96

IGO 200

364

1 20 ' 12036

96

384

192 238^

192

Amount earned, Time Piece- work, work"

$96. 00

96. GO

28. 80

24. 00 47-28

137.75

226. 00

40. 32

96. 00

48. 00

48. GO

79- 65 23.04

70. 84

69. 00

146. 60

138- 59

27.65

18. 00

230. 40

66. 37 63.80

93- 87

36. 37

148. 40

8. 40

22. 92 38.40

38.40

1 14. 96

47. 00

48. GO

22. 92

294. 24 153-60

14.40 i 24.00 33-60

52.80

45-12

17.28 46.08

108. 80

193. 12 61.25

160. 40

7-52

77. 00

142 GO

84. GO

167.82

46. g8

48. GO

23.04

48. 00

24. 00

35 00 no. 49

22. 92

82. 28 23.04

40. 00

29. 8g

48. GO 87.36

30.00

30. 00

14.40

24. 00 172.80

46. 08

59- 54

46. 08

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31I

No. :^^.—Statt-iJU-!if shozciiig the niiuibcr ofpersons employed in ''public printing and

binding. January 7, iSgg,'' diwing thefiscalyearelided Junejo, iSgg, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

em- Amount earned.

1 Time i PieceiP^°>'^'^- work. work. Cunningham, John A

Cunningham, :Mar\- . Curn.-, J. W

Curtis, Maggie

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dale, O. S

Dalv, Alice V

DalV. W. F

Dame. ^Nlay Darling, Delphine. . . Dausch, Kate

Davenport, Samuel..

Davies, S. E

Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, 3,Iav V

Dav, Henfs- H

Day, J. P . .'. Deane, "Walter P

Deardoff, Paul C

D;frees, A. S De Groot. W. A

Delahunt^-, John

Dement. Elizabeth . . Dement, Eena Denman, Jessie :M . . . Densmore, H

Dent, Joseph H

Devlin, J. P

Devlin, INIargaret M . Dewev, Lizzie

Dicke'l, A. J. W I Diffenbaugh, H. W. . .

Dill. Ge.orge E

Dillon, Thos ; Dishman, Wm . .'

j Dixon, L. Iv ' Dobbs, H.C ! Dodge, G.C ... Dodge, Ida Doherty, John i Doherty, Mar\- Donaldson, Ellen . . . .| Donaldson, W. B

Donn, T.M

Doole}-, Rose E ' Dorsey, Frank ! Dorsey, Reuben J. E . Dorster, John X

Dougherty, Jno. F . . . Dougherty, Xellie INI. Dougherty, William . Douglas, Alexander . Dow, M. E

Dowell, Clara E. . . . . . Dowell, Geo. P

Downey, :\Iar\- A .... Downs, A

Doyle, Ellen Drew, Robert

Driggers, John S Dubant, Grace L

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duff, Ed. T 3'uffey, EUaB ; Dugan, Jennie I ! Dunbar, ^Nlarv B i Dunlap, John T i Dunn, Michael i Dunn, Robt. A. S Dunning, H

Durham, Mar\- C

Dutton, John W.

Duvall, Jas. E • • • Dwight, E. J

191

; 376

' 96 i 19296 272 j 150^ I 432

276

143^^

192 376

192

200

476

1S4 122^

136 456^

254 139^

16S 23296

216 119^

I22l^ 271^

4575^ 384 191^ 95^

2S836 357 479^ 638M

96

224

19296

126

192 192 134^

136 20496

23296

62396

24 288 11

10496

127^/^ 17696

176

$95- 50

112.32 94.00

23.04

48. GO 23.04

Si. 60 37.85

108. 00

S6. GO 49-44

Name.

Hours

employed.

S94. Ob 110.40 I. 44.84 \. 46. oS . 90.24 . 60. 00 . 71.20 . Id. 76 . I4S. GO . 275.60 . 172. So . 69.12 . 133-28 ,. 46.00

49. 16 :. 34.00

182. 60 '

64.03 ;. 35-21 L 33-30 j. 62.35 |. 45-12 . 54.00

29. S7 . 49. 16 . 115. 00

I

114-37

92. 16 38.40

49.92

22.92 115.20

16. 20 89.25

123. 07

159. 62 26.88

74. GO

46. 08 38.40

52. 16

46. g8 46.08

54- 64

32.64 40.50

23. 04 62.35 26.88

152. 20 38.40 38.40

144. 00

5-76

69. 12

96. GO

22. 40

26. GO 38-48

32. 14

44. 00 38.40

70. 40

lOI. 60

Dwv-er, Jno. L

Dwver, Wm

Earnest, A. T

Easterling, Thomas C

Eberbach, Edward .

Eccles, David

Eckels, P. J

EcklofF, C. R

Eddy, Orrin Edgington, INIarj- E .

Edmonds, Sarah Edmondson, H. A. . . . Edmonston, Archibald

Egbert, W. J

Eichelberger, Geo. F. Eldredge, Jas. F

Elkins, P. M

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Harr\^ W

Ellis, Edna R

Ellis, Perry

Ellis, S. C

Elwood, C. Thos . Elwood, Cora M

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

Erdman, Geo. F

Espev, H. C

Espey, J. A. B

Espev, Louis \ Essex, E. J ; Esterlv, J. Irwin i Etchi.sbn, L. E i Evans, C. N

Evans, Chas. M I Evans, Ella V 1 Evans, M.L

Evans, V.M

Evans, W. L

Fallon, D. F

Farley, H.J

Farlej', Lizzie J Farmer, Jno. J Farnsworth, Mary M

Farrell, John A

Faj-e, Jacob

Fearing, W. G

Featherston, M

Feehan, James A

Feenej-, J. L

Ferguson, John F. . . . Ferguson, Wm. P 1 Ferguson, Wm. T . . . . Ferl. Arthur P ! Ferneyhough, Geo. Nj

Fiesse", Chas

Finch, George

Finne}-, M. J Fisher, Edward Y . .

Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, Wm. H

Fitzgerald, Geo. S . .

Fitzhiigh, Ella M.. .. Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B j Fitzpatrick, Mary . . . i Fitz-Patrick, Mary H

Fitzpatrick, Michael.

Fitz Simons, A

Fizer, Adele F

Flahavhan, E. A '. Flaherty, Edward . . Flaherty, Edward . . . Flaherty, Marv' E

Flanagan, M.E

Fletcher, Wiliiam. . . ,

96

96 236

1221^ 383^

384

96

247 334

408

Amount earned.

476

30894

240 *I2

68 455^

384

671 257

255 191^

* 14 268

184

128

16 384

675

376

65163^

344

199 1689696

60 376 423

105 M

209!/^ 179 476

120 152

159 693

72 *I2

383

203

18

95^/^ 192

1202294/^

383

118

* Days.
312 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.Statement showing the number ofperi>ons employed in publicprinting and

bindingJanuary I , iSgg,'" during the fiscal year 01dedJunejo, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Flint, Thos.Jr .. .. Foertsch.Mary

Fogarty, James . .

.

Foley, Daniel J Foley, Sadie

Ford, J. T

Foskey, Geo. H . .

.

Foster, John H

Fowler, Doniinick

Fowler, John H. A

Fox, Catherine

Fox, Philip Foy. T. J Frahm, Henry .... France, Gordon C. Francis, Henry . .

.

Frank, Beulah M . Franz, C. F. L

Frederick, John H

Frederick, Mary .

.

Friery, Michael. .

.

Frost, Mary F) Fugitt, Harriet A . Fnhrmann, Chas. J Fulkerson, F. D . .

.

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, J. H

.

Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, I^erov J

.

.

Gallagher, W. F • • Gallatin, Herbert C

Galvin, John F . .

.

Gamble, Samuel . . Gantley, S. M

Gantt, G

Garber, Joseph A. Garland, J. D

Garrett, Katie R .

.

Garrette, Chas. F . Garst, Susie L ... Gaughran, Annie

.

Gaylor, H.J

George, James A . Ger\'ais, John B., j: Getchell, E. P

Gibson, Hopkins . Gibson, Irving

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Fdward J

Gillespie, S.F

GiUin, David

Gillin, Joseph T .

.

Gilmore, C. F

Ginesi, Marie Girvm, Isabella. .

.

Gisriel, L

Giusta, Margaret A

Glade, Henry . .

.

Gleason, Dennis

Gleeson, A. J Glenn, Joseph F

Godbold, Huger

Godman, C. D... Godwin, E. W. .. Goode, James E .

.

Goodheart, Briscoe Goodman, R. D

Goodspeed, Alex . Gordon, Laura B . Gordon, M. B

Gorman, Mamie L

Gorman, Thos

Gotwald, ly. Murray

Grabill, C. E

Graham, A. W ... Graham, Harrj^ C Graham, Harvey W

Hours

employed.

459^

48

17696

729667^

192

955/2 46

12096

392

96

2496

136 480

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

$38. 40 no. 28 37.00

19. 20

42. 24 24.00

18.00 I 38. 40

27.00

48. GO

22. 92

11.50

30. 00 38.40

98. 00 38.40

5.76 38.40

38.40

27. GO

240. 00 92K 46. 25

152 38. 00

80 28. 00 56 38. GO

96 38. 40

95'/^ 38. 20

192 48. 00

192 81. 28 320 80. 00

312 74.88

232 57.60

191 47.75

240 60. 00

2I9>^ 54-40

118 53- 10

192 41.04

80 19. 20

585 264.69

455 "3-75

232 116. GO 475^ 142. 65 480 1 20. 00

192 51.60

192 IGI. 76 9^ 38.40

56S 227. 20

192 96. 00 94^ 37.80

464 185.60

322 80 49

192 46.08

94 22.56

256 64.51 95^

104

38. 20

26. 00

64 17. 90

96 38.40

96 24.00

383^2 153.40 312 78. 00

96 38. 40

96 38. 40

96 26. 8S 96 48. OG

312 74.88 96 38.40

32 12.80

5 62 99 39 60

I4G 74. 20 377^ 113. 25 352 140. 80

ig8. go

Graham, Jas. R

Grant, Lizzie Graves, J. S

Gray, E.S

Gray, Elias Gray, H, W

Grear, Rufus

Green, A. R

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Rose A

Green, Wm.T

Greene, Emma

Greene, J. S... Greene, R. A

Greenfield, Wm. E • • Grenacher, Charles . Griggs, W. L

Grii?in, John

Griffith, George

Grinnan, R. L

Griswold, M. J Gritton, F. M

Gunn, H.S

Hackman, B. F

Hager, Emma

Hain. Elizabeth

Halbleib, Louis E

Hale.C, B

Hale. R J Hall, Edward J

.... Hall, Minnie

Hall, Wm. T

Hamilton, Isaac Hammond, Jno. E . .

.

Hancock, Elizabeth M

Hanft, Theo. M

Hannah, Monroe

Hannon, Ella Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh, MaryS

Hardester, T.J

Havdesty, J. K

Harding, C T

Harding, E. H

Harding, F. E

Harding, Margaret . . Harding, W. E

Hardy, Th eo Hardy, Theodore M. . Harford, R. B

Harkness, Jas. C

Harper, E. J Harper, Florence .... Harper, M. A

Harrell, Wells C

Harrigan, Frank L • . Harris, David

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, Harriet

Harris, Michael

Harris, W. H

Harrison, J. W

Harryman, Wm. H .

.

Hart, Belle Hart, LA

Hart, Wm. J Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson Harward, Chas. E . • Hasbrouck, Harry . . . Haskell James G". Hastie, R. B

Hastings, W. T. . .. Hatton, I Havens, F. B

Hours employed.

96 373^

477

96

955/2 III 2gS

27296

96

120 432

416

413656

2496

272 48596

368 408

125 480 329^

440

96

193

134 *6

420

96

24

12096

427

120

2og 34254

i47 27296

1235^ 96

192 29624

56 4S0

240 432

2135^ 34495^

272

192 520

376

96

16092 328

1915^ 88

24

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

72

120

192 *48

*66

96

88

$26. 88

104. 58

119. 25 28 80

38. 20

44. 60

56.05 68.00

33 60

23. 04

28. So

igS 00

104 00

10. 30 14.40

14.40

6, 00

38 40

115 20

195 68

38-40

92. 00

204. 00

56. 65

120. 00

79.08 no. 00 38.40

48.25

68. 10

246. 42

18. 00

6. GO 36.00

38. 40

ig6. 75

100. 12

48. 00

51.31 137.00

37.73

144 . 00

43 20 62 05

24. GO

48. 00

74 OG

6. GO 38.40

22. 40

192. GO

bo. 00

120 96

53. 16

96. 32

3ft 20

II 5 . 20

96. 00

130. 00

94 GO

48. GO

40. GO

36 Sg

84. So 47.88

22. 00

11.28 36.00

48. 00

28.80 48.00

276.00

379- 50 25.68

22. 00 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 313

No. 35.

Statement shozuiug the number ofpersons employed in ''public prmting and

binding, January 7, i8gg,'' during thefiscalyear endedJunejo, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Hours Amount earned.

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Theresa .... Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Haworth, Thos. W. . . HaA-es, Finle\- S Hayes, John'W

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes. ZNIar}' Hayes, Oliver Hayne, J. T

Haj-nes, Lavinia F. .

Ha\-Avood, Edward.

Heck, AVm. C

Heelan, John \ Heffernan. Chas. A..| HefFernan, Thomas, j Heffner, ^rary j Hemline, Lida C . . . .

| Heiston, T. B ! Heizer, Nannie B. . . .! Heizer, O. F \ HelfF. Josefine M

Hellman, Clem

Hendrix, Ellen | Hepburn, Chas. F. . . .j Herbst, INIinnie i Herndon P. Hess. Morris J Hess. S

Hester. John C

Hickev, Annie i Hickey, J. F 1 Higgins, B F

Higgins. ?»Iiles J

. .

Hill, Lorenzo : Hillebrant, Amy E \ Hilton. Eva A | Hodgkin.M.E I Hoev, Jennie G | Hoffman, Florence . i Hofraann, Ferdinand

Hoibv, Heim- ; Holbrook, Chas.F ..i Holcorabe, Sam 1 W. .

Holden, Louis F \ Holeman, Wm. M ^ Holl, E. A j Hollinger, Clara B. .

Hooper, E. J Hopkins, F. H

Horen, Ed. B

Houck, Emma H . .

Houck Henry T

Howard, Geo L

Howard rvImnieE.. Howcott, P. :m Howes, E L

Howie, C A

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, C. R

Hughes, G. D

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, Harr\' Hughes, Jennie

Hull, G. M

Hullett, A. G

Humes, Annie M . .

Hunt, A. Z

Hunter, Bertha Hunter R. L

Hurdle. Chas. W ... Hurley, Blanche Hurwbrth. Thomas.

Huson, Wilber J. . .

Huss, A. L

Hutcheson, Erskiue

216 S54. 00 600 144. 19 96 24. 00

132 58.68

^sS

85. 20 20.00

96 23. 04

So 19. 20 90 36. 00

249 62.37

280 70. 00

384 72. 00

247 98.80 q6 « 38.40

24 9. 60

96 38. 40

226 H 57. 24

192 46. oS

478 209. 12 497 120. 48

96 18.00

112 27. 65

272 68. 00

56S 136. 32 48 19. 20 480^ 116. 47

96 24. 00

"~ 12. So

360 90. So

344 86. 00

72 33- 84

192 48. 00

96 31.58 • 192 48.00

480 120. 00

96 23. 04

126 31. 75 381^

96

" 95. 37

30. 00

or 36. 40

96 38. 40

144 59. 52 232 62. 55 96 38. 40

568 255. 60

9. 00

190 45. 60

q6 28. 80

26SI4 109. 32

122 48. 92 q6 23. 04 96 3S. 40

232 60. 00

96 24. 00

199/4 79. 80

\\0Y2. 44. 3^

174. 18 32 12. 80

140. 40 % 24.00 38.40

203. 52 45.00 454^ 181.80 60 24.00

96 26.52 376^ 150. 80

192 46. 08

192 48. 00

192 107. 52

182 43-68

320 80. 00

192 55.20

36 14.40 96 36.00

Piece- work. Name.

S36. 00

36.00

Hutchinson, Amelia

Hutton, Clara E

Hyams, Mord

Hvatt, John B

Hyde, W. B

Hynes, Sarah E

Hysan, John

Irey, Chas. W

Jackson, J. U

Jackson, Julius Jackson, Pauline . .

Jackson, W. W

Jenkins, W. L

Jenks, Richard L - .

Jewett, Annie R

Johnson, Charles . .

Johnson, James A . Johnson, Virgie Johnson, Wm. H . . .

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M . Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W.T

Johnston, Wm. G . .

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Frederick

Jones, G. E

Jones, J. A

Jones, J. B

Jones, Jno.W

Jones, Raymond B.

Jordan, Richard E . Jordan, W. H

Jullien, F. A

Jullien, Louis Kane, James

Kane, Michael

Karnes, J. E

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J . .

Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius N

Keebler, Michael . .

Keefe, J. E

Keefe, T

Keeler, Rachel

Kehoe, Geo. D

Kehoe, J. D

Keicher, Mary

Kellev, B. E

Kell>% John J Kelly, Katie

Kelly, T.J

Kelly, W. B

Kelly, W.T

Kendrick, George R

Kennej^ L. P

Kenney, Michael . .

Kennedy, Frank A . Kerby, Lizzie N

Kern, Geo. M

Kernan, James

Kerr, S. H

Ker\'in, W. H

Kesterson, J. E

Keys, Daniel

King, E. D

King, Edwin M

King, M. R

King, Rufus T

King, Wm. G

Kinsella, M

Kinsley, J. M. D

Kirby, Charles J . Kirk, R. H

Kirwan, Moses F . .

Kistler, John S

Hours

employed.

479

262;

142 384

96

72^2 3S8}

311

104

Amount earned. Time

work.

357 V2 9996 517^

112 12096

192 266

.48072

96

232 432

325 479^

192 264

192 456 '376"

36

33196

9694

104

477 H

240

272

104 480 *82

180

124 289^

96

96

12864

613 368

90V2 264

96

192

192

192 592

36 480

24

44 228^

892 472

9593^

$119. 75

66. 39

35- 50

96. 00

38. 40

17. 28

8. 00

115.21

144. 30

26. DO 89-37

, 49.80 I 56.40

j 125-35

28. 00 45.00

23-04 48.00

67. 40

150. 00

25-20

40. 80

18. 00 38.40

58.00

162. 00

130. 00

119. 87 57-60

66. 00

48. 00

136. 80

76. 50

14.40

86. 15 53-76

24.00 23-50

52. 00

119- 37

97. 20

68. 00

25- 34

151-50 471-50

44-93

34- 72

144- 95 38.40 45.12 47-04

25.60

251. 28

92. 00

36.20

52- 20 39-56

82. 00

30. 72 57-60 48.00

48. 00

236. 80

14.40

144. 00

6. 00

II. 00

56. 76

2. 00

43- 24 118.00 38.00

37.40

* Days.
3^4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. Statement showmg the number ofpersons employed in ''public printing and

binding Jammiy I , iSgg,'" during thefiscal year endedJtcne,jo, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Klapp, Daniel N

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, Jno. K

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. K

Knowles, Mary C . . . . Knowles, Wm. T

Koockogey, Samnel . Koon, W

Koontz, Edward J. . . Koontz, Thos. L Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles K^me, Elizabeth

I,ambert, Nannie . .

,

I,andvoigt, Jno. A. . . . Lane, Enima T

Lane, F. S Eangdon, H. D

Lange, E. A

Langley, Robt. C Eanman, Frank E. - • Eaporte, W. M

Lashhorn, M. A

Eatchford, Geo. G . .

.

Eavalette, W. A

Eavisson, H. A

Eaw, Ellsworth

Eawlor, William

Eeapley, J. N

Eeavy, Jennie Ee Buffe, A. F

Ee Cain, W. H

Eee, James

Eee, Jas. A

Eee, Martha

Eee, Owen

Eeech, D. P

Eeeds, Chas. H

Eefferts, Samuel G. . . L,ehmann, Henry. . . . Eeighton, Charles H.

Eeith, Arthur T

Eemon, J. H

Eendner, Margaret. . Eeonard, Annie F . . . Eeonard, David

Eesher, Jacob C

Eester, J. J Eevey, John

Eewis, S. W

Eeyden, John E

I.ichtenberger, H. J.

.

Eiiin, John F

Eiiiquist, John

Eiomin, George

Eittle, J. M

Eittle, John

Eitsinger, Elizabeth. Eogan, J. O N

Eohmeyer, Richard C

Eong, Isabel M

Eoomis, Wm. H

Eordan, John J Eowey, F. C

Eowry, Robert

Eucy, Cornelius J. . . . Euer.ssen, H. G

Eusby, John W

Eyddane, Sarah C. . .

.

Eynn, D

McAleer, H

McCabe, Hattie McCarthy, J. A

McCarthy, J. J McCarthy, John F . . . McCarthy, John J. . .

.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

1/ 375/2 $172 12 210 00

q6 38 40

95 38. 00

io8 20 40

272 54- 38 20 q6 38. 40

380

04 32 00

071 268 40

216 54. 00

8 00

232 480 120 00

q6 38. 40

yo 23. 76

192 616 246. 40

yo 45- 12 ^60 109 76

72 -XT. Sd 208 49 92

5^0 127. 49

0^/2 1.1^/, I 2. 60

q6

200 So. 00

192 48. 00

256 64. 00

152 38. 00

94/^ 37 80

8 2. 50 62 35

190 45- 60

A 17. 151 20 90 38. 40

90 48. 00

oft 90 30. 40

550 167. 40

3°3 151- 50

375 187.50

462 115- 50

192

/1 76 IIS 20 90 AC TO 45- 12 13572 55- 32 355 92. 75

105/^ 42. 96

9590 45- 12 200 52. 50

300

92 29.04

96 38. 40

192

248 62 00

90 23. 04 408 102. 00

72 28.80

384 103. 68

96 38.40 375^ 131.42

96 38.40

96 53-76

192 96. 00

96 38.40

576 144. 00 422 105. 50 95 38. 00

24 9. 60

32 12.80

118 47.20

96 38.40

192 98. 25

Piece- work.

|75- 18

McCarthy, Rose

McCarty, D. J McCathran, Donald

McCauley, Emma D

McClure, Theophilu

McComb, John McCormack, H. P. .

.

McCormick, Edward

McCullough, Ben. F. McCullough, Robt. E

McCurdy, W.S

McCutcheon, Geo

McDaniel, James M . McDonald, Edwd,S , McDonald, J. F

McElroy, C. B McEnaney, Chas McEvoy, W. J McFadden, Alice R . . McFarland, H. C

McFarlane, W

McGee, Maggie

McGinness, John ¥ . . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . McGrath, J.G McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J. .. . McHenry. Wm

McKee, George McKee, Otis W

McKee, Thomas

McKelvy, John A

McKenna, James ... McKenny, Arthur . . . McKeon, T. F

McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. E

McEanahan, W. H . . McMahon, T. McManus, James . . . . McMonigal, Harry . . McMulhn, A

McNally, Francis J. . McNamara, Bridget McNamara, Jennie . McNamara, Maggie . McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNelly, Mamie L . . . McNerhany, Ida . .

.

McNicholas, R

McNvilty, Chas

McPherson, J. A . . . McPike, H. A

McQueen, M

McWhirter, T T

Maag, Frank W

Maccubbin, A. E • . • . Macfeat, T. D

MacKensie, Christine B

Madden, William Maddren, J. S Maddox, Fannie

Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Mahan, H. B

Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F

Mahony,W. V

Main, L.C

Majoi', Harry B

Malin, Ira B

Malone, Mary A

Hours

employed.

19136

'1 36 376

576

80 468

120

12096

323696

336 165^

520

251 216 V4S

131 300

3 28 248 271^

* 13 594 455^

96

27S96

1 20 25696 448

192 540

20S96

344

186 57448

356

28896

192

192 266

10496

26796

384

3»4 284

2715

3319^

43*^ 96

192

24 1845^ 95^2 320

96

1 8448 476

12096

27lJ^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$45- 84 14.40

174-40 101.59

230. 40

20 00

188. 25

48, 00

44. 06 38.40

12 80

14.40

24 00

168. 00

74-47

208. 60

105. 52

86. 40

261 . oo

59. 80

72. 00

153- 90

62. 00

53- 9^ 392.33

109. 32

38. 40

III. 20

48. 00

48. 00

128. 00

56. 40

114. 00

48. 00

216. 00

52.00

48. 00

103. 20 83.70

229. 60

19. 20 133-50

144. 00

38. 40

46. 08

47- 16 52.72

25- 34 38.40

52.91

24 00 96 00

1 15. 20

1 13, 60

114.96

132. 40

37- 20

loS. 99

38- 40

1.92

64. 00

9. 60

36.41

22. 20

38. 20

136. 32 48 00

97-52

12. 00

1 19 00 60 00

24. 00

53-91

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

statement shou'ilig the ninnt)er ofpersons employed in public printing and

binding, January 7, iSgg,'' during thefiscalyear endedJune 30, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

! plo3-ed.

I Amount earned. Time

work.

Malonej-, J. M

INIalo^', Frank J Mangan, Elizabeth . . IMangan, W. J Mauire, J. L

Maun, J. L

Manning, W. J

INIarceau, ISIarie Markej-, Patrick H.. . Marks, j. H

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall. W.T

Martin, Addie

Martin, Bertie Martin, Jennie

Martin, Sarah

Martin, Thomas

Massie, A

Mast, Simon P

Masterson, John

Mathews, J. F

Matthews, EffieV. .. . Mattiniore, Charles A

Maupin, A. T , Maxwell, John W. . . . Mayer, Fred B I Mayhew, Chas. W i Meagher, Wm. P

IMeans. Lizzie I INIearns, Wm

:Meder, Marj- Meehan, Annie . .

Meehan, Joseph .

Mellis, J.C Mendel, Val

Metcalf, F. S

ZMetz, :Mary J IMever, Leonard .

Meyers, Ellen S. .. Mevers, J. D

Michael, Theo ... Milans, Emma J. . Millav, ^Michael. .

Miller, David A . .

Miller, George

Miller, J. F

Miller, John J Miller, Maggie

Miller, Robert H..

Miller, S. M

Mills, Annie M . .. Mills, C. S

Mills, Howard V..

Mills, Mary

Milton, G. L

Mims, F". A .... Miner, John

Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D. .

Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, Martha W.

^Nlockbee, Lizzie V . . . Moe ug, W. J Molan, M. G

Moncure, T. G

Montgomery, Denny

Montgomery. Geo. F. Montrose, Olive M. .

Moore, C. W

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Cecelia A

Moore, Lizzie A

Moore, Wm. S Mooty, M. M

Moran, C. A

36 360

96

9396

576^/^ 485

4S0

3S3

376

19224

176 312

72654

192

1S696

48 640

14096 i 300 I 432 j 96 I 96

104

189 I 168 i 263^

192 I 72 I 383 I 408

136 28896 191^

*I2

88

25696

22496

296

120 400

96 123^

384

38492

360

27296

10496

9671^

96

15296

23 574

72 *24

126

24 376

192 26496

47.S 461^/^

Piece- work.

$iS. 00

158. 40

15-24

26. 88

37. 20 38-40

289. 45

117. 36

192. 00

95-75

94. 00 48.00

9. 60 42.24

74. 88

40. 20

1 84. 35

96. 00

46.75

27- 3"

19. 20

160. 00

35- 33

42. GO

144.00

j 174.40 ; 38.40

24. 00

26. GO 45-36

67. 20 I 65-87 I 46.08

' 28.80.

153- 80 ; 153-00 57-60

69. 12 38.40

45-96

66. 00

26. 4G 64.51

24. GG 56.00

38.40

118.40

48. 00 I 100. GO

j 24. GO

30. 87

92. 16

112. 00 43-24

86.40

68.00

30. 72

26. GO

33- 00

33-60

28.60

23.04

28. 50

23.04

10.81

240. 00

18. 00

96. GO

50. 80

Name.

10. So

94. 00 46.08

63-36

48. 00

119- 15

230. 75

$55. 05

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, W. H

Morgan, Sara R

Morison, Lindsev . .

Morris, B. W . . . Morris, R. S Morrison, Alex

Morrison, Anna C. . . . Morrison, D. G

Morrison, Frank . . . . Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H . .

Morrison, Lucy

Moseley, T. G

Mothefhead, John C. Mouse, Thomas

Moxlev, Edah C

Movlau, Thos. J MuckeLston, Wm. H . Muffle3^ Wm. E

Mulcahv, Josephine J ]Mullen,"j. J Mulligan, J. Edw

Mulquin, Mar>^ A. . .

Mulro}-, John

Muntz, Margaret . . .

Murphv,C.S

Murphy, Charles T . . Murph}-, Richard. . . . Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F . Murto, R. Benj Myers, John

NaefF. Laura

Nally, James

Nally, ISIarj^ Nash, G.J

Neelv, D. R. P

Nelson, Chas. W . ..

Nelson, Harrj^ A

Nelson, W. H

Nelson, W. M

Neumej^er, May E . .

Newell, Henry S Newman, Cla/ence .

Newton, Chas. H

Newton, Josephine .

Nichol-s, Geo. W

Nicols, Noel

Noel, John A

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Noonan, John J Noone, Daniel P

Noone, P. R

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norri.s, M. F

Nuber, J. L

Nve, James

C'Erien, John J O'Brien, LiUie

O'Connell, John J

. . . O'Connor, Mary M . .

O'Donnell, S. P

Ogle, Geo. H

O'Keefe, A

O'Leary, Dennis J . .

O'Leary, Mary

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Neill, W.J

Opdyke, Alice Orem, Charles J O'Toole, Mary B

Owens Mary

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

192 18888 547^

392

203 380

96

525 384

272 480

362 592^

96

96

192 480

96

96

95

11995^

87^ 90^

470

96

9195

96

19294 >^ 96 477

286 276 480

92 478

19G 352

8

126

24

7296 479^

24

192 *46

72 368

10493

192 1008g

96 430^

351

I GO

272

1221^ 470 *24

7296

98

24

384 473

$>9». 25

94. 00

35-20

132. 74

137. 20 86.00

190. 00

38. 40

126. 00

203. 52

115.20

1 20. GO

181. 00

143- 39

24. 00 38.40

53-76

134. 40 43-20

38-40

38. GO

28. 56

38. 20

41. 12

21. 72

188. 00

23-04 36.40

44. 88

40. 80 46.08

44.41

45. 12 119.25

70. 18 95.28

118.44 36.80

170. 6g

76. GO 88.00

2. GO

50. 88

6. GO

28.80 38.40

34- 56

179.81 44-36

12. GO 46.08

230. 00

28. 80

148. 00

26. 00

37. 20 53-76

40. 32

20. GO 38.40

103.32

141. 20 24.19

68. 00 49.16

188. GO

138. GO

20. 52

23- 75 38.40

39-56

153- 60

113-52

* Days.
3l6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in public printing and

binding, January J, ISgg'' during the fiscal year endedJunejo, i8gg, etc. — ConVd.

Name.

Page, Geo. N

Paland, August

Palmer, Thomas S . • Parent, Margaret J

. . Parham, Elizabeth A.

Parker, David

Parker, Edward J. .

.

Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, W. H

Parsells, Chas. W

Parsons, A.M...

Parsons, CD

Patterson, James G.

.

Patterson, I^.Hearn.

.

Paudert, E. H

Payfair, N. M

Payne, Chas. G

Payne, James A

Payne, James 'L, Peake, Chas. P

Pearson, Aven

Pearson, James W . .

.

Pearson, Nannie E - • • Peckham, Emily .... Pelham. H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pepper, James P

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, Jos Perkins, W.N

Perry, H. R

Persinger, Jacob

Pester, M.A

Peters, Bertie K

Petersen, Emil

Pfeiffer, I^aura Phelps, C. E

Phillips, Mary J Phipps, R. M

Pickard, W. Newman

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, I^aura

Piggott, Chas. H . . . .

.

Pipes, J. M

Piatt, J. H

Plumb, F.W.C.......

Poff, Annie A

Polkinhorn, R. O

Poole, Edward S

Porter, Alice

Potter, Albert E

Potts, A. H

Powell, J. W

Powers, F. Iv Pratt, Ivillie Pratt, Wm. A

Prescott, W. M

Preston, Geo. T

Price, Clint O , Pridgeon, John , Prince, Emily F . . .

.

Proctor, A. B

Proctor, Abner C . .

.

Proctor, D

Proctor, M.A

Proudley, Ray

Pumphrey, Bettie. .

.

Pnmphrey, E. P., jr. . Purcell, James I^. .

.

Purcell, Maggie E . Purcell, Nellie F. V

Pyemont, J. W

Quinlan, John F. .

.

Quinh, Minnie A .

.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

278 $104. 24 576 259. 20

191 47-75

120 28.80

192 46. 08

208 104. 00

384 96. 00 95% 22. 92

91 42.77

96 45 12

486^/^ 194. 60

288 115. 20

144 72. 00

279/^ 69. 87 372 148. 80

20 8. 00

256 64.51

457/^ 114-37 96 24. 00

584 160. 20 47 18. 80 *75 431-25

324 81.00

271 53. 77 96 23. 04

288 72.06

96 38.40 *I2 69.00

96 24.00

96 30. 00

46 08

270. 00

368 92. 00

92 36. 80

127. 40

473/^ 132.58 446 107. 04

384 192. 00

136 27. 00

96 38. 40

230/^ 57- 24 72 28.80

168 84. 00

80 44. 80

3801^ 95- 12 120 60. 00 344 172. 00

32 12.80 265^ 63.72

200 80 00 363^ 145- 40

116 29. 00 384 '53- 60

* 24 96. 00

72 36. 00 263^ 52. 11 576 230. 40 400 100. 00

96 24. 00

673 356. 80

24 9 60

2291^ 57.00

590 243. 20 666 290. 12 304 76. 00

368 88.32

233 125. 14 56 13-44 5^ 38. GO

16 6.40

293/^ 70. 44

339 81.36

48 19.20

95 38.40

136 27.00

Piece- work.

$66. 20

98.30

Name.

Rabe. Charles Radigan, Sarah E

Radouski, Simon . .

.

Rainey. Agnes C , .

.

Ralph, James

Ratcliffe.KatharineC Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, J. R

Ray, Theo. C

Razey, F. T

Redfern, John

Reed, Lewis ... Reed, Mary D

Reese, J. B

Reid, Agnes H

Reilly, Ellen S

Reilly, Patrick Reinburg, Wm. A. . .

.

Reynolds, A. W

Richardson, Chas. M.

Richardson, Effie. . . . Rickards, Sam'l P . . . Ricketts, J. H

Rickles, John.

Riddick, R. P

Riecks, Chas. F

Riley, Mark

Ring, John

Rioiden, Henry E - • Ritter. Etnest

Roach, J. T

Robb, John H

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, James H . .

.

Robertson, Cora B . . . Robinson, J. S

Robinson, Jacob ... Robinson, Lula M . . . Robinson, S M

Robinson. Samuel . . Robinson, Sarah E . Roche, Anna E

Roche. E- J Roche, I^ouise Rockwell, Wm. E

Rodway, Alfred

Roeder, Chas. H

Rohr, J. A

Rose, J F

Roseman, Fannie

Ross, Henry C

Rotenbury, Wm. R . Rountree, W. J Rowan, Eleanor E • Rowell, D. P

Rowzee, Milt. E

Runyan, Annie E- - - Rupp, lyUcy . Russell, Annie

Russell, Emma . . . . Russell, Lizzie A

Rutherford, Jas. A.

.

Ryan, Edw. J Ryan, Margaret A , . . Ryder, Francis

Sage, Katie Sakeman, F. M

Sakers, John T

Salt, Joseph

Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford, Mary I Sardo, A. E-, jr Sarr, G. W

Satterfield, S.T

Saunders, Sue

Hours

employed.

200

96

268

27296

28096

480

88

80

9696

96

192 272

192

Amount earned. Time

work.

120 $37- 50

192 46.08

144 36. 00

388 93.12

192 48. 00

200 48. 00

152. 20

224 61. 20 304 76. 00 479 119- 75 280 112. 00 96 45- 12 192 49. 12 168 40. 32

192 48. 00

96 23 04

360 86.40

72 18. 00

192 48. 00

296 118. 40

193 102. 50 55.08

100 40.32

511^ 20. 60

24 6. 00

131/^ 55-48

96 24. 00

617 327. 12 9b 38.40 4S0 127. 32 280 1 1 2. 00

384 96. 00 191^ 95- 75 96 38. 40

32 8.50

136 34- 56

36 14. 40

88 28.06

268 53- 25 260 104. 00

192 48. 00

88 21. 12 80 19. 20 96 40. 80

431 103.44 56 14. 00

120 49- 20 30^ 12. 20 96 38- 40 368^ 92. 12 472 188. 80

224 56.00

56 19. 60

192 48. 00 347 83-28

384 153-60 95^ 33-42

96 23.04

45-96

49- 92 38-40

113.80 54.00

38. 40

67. 20

30- 75

120. 00

22. 00

20. 00 38.40

23.04

50. 88

48. 00 68.00 60.00

* Days.
REPORT OI^ THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35

Statement showing the niunber ofpersons employed hi public printing and

binding January i, i8gg," during thefiscalyear endedJime 30, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Savage, Kate

vSavoy. Georgeana V

Sax ton, Fred A

Sayles, John

Schaefer, Lizzie Schermerhorn, Cath

erine

Schlick, Fred j Schmidt, William. .

Schulte, Chas. H . . .

Scott, James

Scott, K.I,

Scott, Wm

Scott, W. S

Scriver, Addie

Scurlock, Geo. C

Seaman, Hannah

Searles, Katie C

Seebold, H.W

Sehorn, Geo. H . : Semmes, C. C

Serrano, M.N

Seyfferth, F.A

Seymour, Wm. S

Shaen, Michael

Shafer, John

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shaifer, Carl H

Shannon, James F. . . Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, E;dmund

Shaw, O

Shawen, S. M

Shea, Timothy

Sheldon, Charles A .

Shepard, F). J Sheridan, Jas. H . . . . Sheridan, T. J Shine, Edward J Shirley, IdaV

Shock, Mary

Shomo, T. W

Shrigley J. T

Shutterly, C. S

Sidener, C. F

Siebert, Frank

Simmons, Arthur, jr Simmons, W. J vS:mms, Emanuel

Simons, Wellington F

Sinclair, Louisa

Singleton, CM

Singleton, W. H

Sipher, W. M

vSizer, Charles M. . . . Skeen, C

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Sheer, Cora E

Smith, Anna J Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Florence

Smith, J. Harman . . . Smith, Jeff Smith, John J Smith, Shelby

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smith, W.V

Smithson, Joseph A

Suowden, Jno. E

Snowden, Wm

Sommers, Adam J

. .

Sothoron, Jessie Soules, E. C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Spalding, M. T

Sparks, C.W

Hours

employed

480

1S4 200 632 622^

80

414^

96 472

532

96

216 319 673

120 105^

16864

192 296

•5602496 672

96

332

92 122^

360

192

364^/^ 144

120

132 32038M

12894^

* 24 19248

3913^

26496

384

1305^ 226 K

7296

71496

347 122^

296 480

949695^

122^

184

195 *9

71^/4 96

19296

376

96

Amount earned. Time

work

$134

44,

80, 158.

152.

19.

9- 39- 207.

96,

191, "3-

133'

58.

23. 54-

127.

269,

48,

42.

50. 30. 48.

118. 296.

12. 23- 268.

43-

89. 36. 49-

144. 96.

145.

7?-

28. 33- 44-

128.

15- 35-

38.

37- 138. 51-

19. 97- 66.

38. 153-

52.

56.

33- 45-

173-

23- 183.

Piece- work.

$64. 22

72.06

Sparks, Louie Speaks, M.J

Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R , Speisser, M. E

Spencer, Chas , Spencer,

Spinks, Alex , Sprague, N. C

Spriggs, Thomes

Sprightley, P. S , Sproule, W. J

Spurrier, Wm. A . Stack, Robert T

Stacy, O. G

,Stadtler, Jacob

Staffan, George

Stanley, Gertrude M

Steed, J.N

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Ella

Stern, Gertie

,Stevens, K

.Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie E . Stockman, Jas. A . .

Stoll, John

vStolp, Louis W

Stonnont, Emma G. , Stout, C. H

Street. Georgia

Striblmg, C. K

Strieker, W. F

Strong, Fannie , Stuart, Bes.sie M

Stuart, Wm. M

Sugg, Chas. R

Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Harry A . . . Sullivan, J.J

Sulljvan, J. M

Sullivan, Rosa Summers, Chas.W . .

Summers, R.W

Sutton, James H

Swain, B. H

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Swarzman, Kate V . . Swayne, E. B

Sweeney, Emma . . .

Sweeney, Maggie. ... . Sweeny, Patrick Sweetman, M. M

Swetland, M. E

Swick, J. Edwin

Sydnor, Ellen F

Sydnor, M. C

Szegedy, E. G

Taff, Andrew

Taff, John A

Tagart, Annie J

Talley, W. C

Tapley, W. H

Tappan, Hiram R . .

Tarbox, F. L

Taylor, Chas. H

Taylor, f;. P

Taylor, H.P

Taylor, Ira Taylor, W. M

Taylor, W. W

Taylor, Wallis

Tegethoff, Carl R . . .

Teller, Chas

Terrett, Geo. A

Terry, Hattie J Terry, Mary F

* Days.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

120 $28.80

339/^ 95. 06

95 33. 25 96 48. 00

480 134. 40

134 54- 40

32 12. ho 400 loi. 12 192

48. P92 96. 00

93/^ 37. 40

96 48. 00

104 46. 80

36 14. 40

280 70. 00 480 120. 00

96 23. 04

543/^ 288. 05

144 34- 56 624 152. 44

96 23. 04

480 168. 00

188 45. 12 iSgyi 75. 80 96

" 38. 40

72 28. 80

104 19. 80

96 38, 40

19!/^ 45. 96

204 81.60

124 51.84

368 88.32

96 23. 04

32 12.80

96 24. 00

384 164. 30 480 192. 00

192 76. 80

256 64. 51 64^ 15- 48

96 38. 40 *48 240. 00

224 57. 50

120 48. 00

160 40. 32 96 23. 04

192 46. 08

136 34 _ 56

336 134. 40 262^ 65.62

104 26. 04

q6 38. 40

272 115. 20

166 39- 96

96 38. 40

132 33- 60

191 45- 96 344 137. 60

152 42.56

188 45- 24 276 110.40 * 12 69. 00 96 24. 00

96 28.80 564^ 284. 75 475^ 118.87

581 291. 00

580 261. 36

382 95-50

64 25. 60

8 2.00

32 12. 80 96 30. 00 *48 168. 00

192 46. 08

72 17. 28
3i8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 35.Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in public printing and

binding.January /, i8gg.'" during thefiscalyear endedJune30, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Thayer, George H . .

.

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, R

Thomas, Richard . . . . Thompson, A. H . . . . Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, David A

Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Julia A . . Thompson, Frank M

Thompson,Zachariah Throckmorton, K. B

Tilghman, J. W

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tompkins, Henrietta Toomej^ Dennis Townsend, Geo. E . . . Towson, Helen M

Toy, James C

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Trent, Parker

Tretler, John E

Trumbo, A

Tubman, Anna

Tune, L. A

Tunnicliff, John S ..

.

Tuohy, T. F

Turberville, G. R.I, Turiey, Gretta Upperman, FJinma F.

Utter, Birdie Van Arsdale, Ida Vance, Alice R

Van Norman, E. S . . . Vaughan, Richai'd T.

Veatch, Jas. E

Vogelwevd, Nannie.

.

Vollmer,"'\Vm. T

Vose, E. A

Wagner, Ed

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, Frank S

Wallich, Edna

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, John E

Walsh, Jerry

W^alter, W. L

Walton, Stephen T. .

.

Warner, Annie E . . . Warren, Henry

Warren, vSanford M.

.

Warwick, J. F

Waters, Eva E

Waters, Henry

Waters, Thomas B . .

.

Watkins, H.A

Watkins, N

Watson, Blair F

Watson, H.C

Watson, H.E

Watson, J. C

Watson, Samuel W

Watts, Chas. D

Watts, M. Rosella . .

.

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S

Way.son, Mary A . .

.

Webb, Walter H . . .

.

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr Weber, Wm. H

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

92 $43- 24

184 44. 16 72 36. 00 428^ 107. II 120 30.00

96 23. 04

96 38.40

186 45. 02

119 28.56

120 48. 00

192 48. 00

200 48. 38 96 28.80

216 54. 00

192 46.08

192 46. 68

96 38.40

216 54. 00

360 86.40

272 68. 00

24 9. 60

192 48. 00

200 50. 00

56 14. 00

332 79. 87 176 42. 24

114. 00

192 48. 00 383^ 162. 50

475 /i 166. 41 248 59. 52

67. 87 344 82. s6 358 85.92

192 47. 16 288 72. 00

24 6. 00

24 12. GO 96 23. 04

328 82. 00

495/^ 118 92

Q4. 37. 60

9572 38. 20 480

192 86.40 550^ 132. 12 131 33. 29

192 46.08 384 153. 60

464 223. 60

373/^ 93- 37

I22j^ 49. 16 196 47. 42

96 38. 40

96 50. 88

192 53- 76

188 45. 12 152 38.00

8 3.76

264 105.60

* I 2S0 }

153- 40

95 38.00 344 103. 20 108 43.20

684 343- 60

216 54- 00

1215^ 48.76

120 28. 80

96 45. 12 188 47.00

192 46. 08

95V2 38. 20

95^2 38.20

* 24 120. 00

Piece- work.

). 80

Name.

41-93

Webster, E. M

Webster, W. F

Weidman, J. M

Weidman, Tohn C . . . Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Frank

Wells, H. E

Welsh, Norris West, Catherine J . . West, Charles S

West, Marion T

Wetzel, Emil P

Whall, Edward G... . White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Frank

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, lohn H . . Whitford, \Vni. E . . . . Whitlock, James A . . Whitmore, W. S Whitney, Wm. A

Whittle, George

Whitus, H. W

Whyte, Wm

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, Eewis H

Wiley, P. W

Williams, Arthur J

. . Williams, C. E

Williams, Chas. A

Williams, F

Williams, H. T

Williams, Joseph T. . Williams, Robert . .

.

Williamson, Eizzie C. Willis, F. M

Willis, Jas

Williss, Henry C .... Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Thomas . . . . Wilton, W. C

Wimsatt, Harrie R . . . Winkelman, F. J. . . . Winne, E. E

Wise, Mary

Wisener, E. A

Withall, Judson J Wood, A. E

Wood, Edw. J Wood, J. H

Wood, John D

Wood, P

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C

Wooding, Saml. G . . . Woolsej^ Emma

Worsham, W. W .... Wrenn, Eillian Wright, Carrie May.

.

Wright, George

Wright, John

Wright, S. C

Wright, Walter E

Wright, Walter Z

Yates, A C

Yetter, H. C

Youart, R. E

Young, Chas. E

Young, James E

Young, Willis E

Zimmerman, Joe E

Zimmerman, Robert H

Hours employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

192 $81 28

8 3 20

96 38 40

96 38 40

94V2 37 So 666^ 266 60

262 no 40

360 94 00

272 54 00

2 80 384 96 00 96 33 60 96 38 40

94/^ 37 80

127 32 02

192 lOI 76 95 38 00 94^ 37 80

272 136 00

332 83 00

92 43 24 457 182 88 96 24 00

285 142 50

96 38 40

440 no 00

IQ2 76 80

3831^ 1 15 -05 35 14 00

90 42 30

120 48 00

581 233 44

96 23 04

164 75 20 96 54 75 48 17 62 480 134 40

431 215 50

563 5^ 245 48

72 28 80

Q2 23 04 479% 134 26 216 54 00

96 45 12 120 60 00

11.6 34 00 597 300 60 408 97 92 36 14 40

384 203 52 *6o 345 00

360 180 00 432 108 00

30Uq6 24 00 3S4 134 40

160 67 84 84 21 00

456 109 44 481^ 120 37

45 84

137^^ 34 01 124 58 32 312 78 00

435 108 75 38 40 34^% 87 12 "2^ 45 00

272 144 16 575 267 52 *3 17 25

8 2 00

120 48 00

32 12 80

28 So

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2)^.— Statement shozL'ing the number ofpersons emptoyed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, iSgg, zi'ith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Abell, A. T

Ackerman A. INI . .

Adams. A S Adams. Carrie Adams, Louisa Adams, V. L Adams, \Vm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Addis, L. D

Albntton, Jessie. . . . Alford, J. R

Allen, Alex. R

Allen, Cleniment .

Allen, H M

Allen, Henr^- M

Allen John W

Allison, F. A....:.. Aman. F. A

Amazeen. Chas. B. Ambrose, INI Amoss, James O .

Anderson, D. F

Anderson. Edna S . Ander.son, Ella Anderson, Mar^^ E • Ander.son, Ollie ... . Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews A. E. I .\ndrews, L. L

Andrews, L

Armor. M. M

Armstrong, Arthur. . Armstrong. F. A .

Armstrong, John . . . . Arm.strong, Mar^- . . Arnold, George J. .

Ashcom, Mar\' Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Austin, G. L

Ayre, Florence O . .

Ayres, Annie

Babcock, John

Babcock, L • . Baden, Thad . Bailey, Ida :\r Bailey. Mary E

Bailev, S . .". Bailev, Wm. H

Baker, Emilv INI Baker, F . . . .' BaldeneckeT,Theo E

Baldwin, E. F

Balmer, Harvey F . Bardwell, Minnie W.

Barker, M E

Barnes Clair C

Barnes, Geo O

Barnes Laura L ... Barnett :Mav

Barnhart, Grant S . Barniim Z L

Barrett. Annie

Barrett. Julia Barrett, :\ranon R .

Barrett, Robert D. . . . Barron C L

Barron. William \V Barry J Barton, David L . . . . Bassler, Henry "W. .

Hours Amount earned.

28S

120

2051^ no

32S 264^

191 A99y2

469'/^ 279^

288

^96

37^^ 192 224

19296

95^^

3S7 596^

96

376

288

17696

332

326"^ 95

96 342^

9696 14

4661^

29S

321 '376"

580

384 476

'332^^

27179^

192

21196 376

95'A

$80. 64

30. 00

49-32

27.50 93.60

109. 72 66.85

119. 88

187. So 69.87

72. GO 36.00

I4S. 40

48. GO

56. GO

48. 00

38. 40

3s. 20

191. 10 89 16 114.49 38.40

150. 40

72. GO 70.40

24. 00

'36^ 32

[30. 60

38, GO

45 12

82. 20

41. 28

45- 40

2S. 80

1&6. 60

124.37

131.04

139- 39

153- bo

190. 40

79.80

[2o 75

19 87

48. OG

84. 40

24. 00

150 40

38.40

47- 75

Piece- work.

I72. 00

23.68

33 62

[73-77

20. 01 65-35

177.07

66,25

16.93 37.83 65.63

23-63

30.32 70.83

4 48

172. 56 72.00

36.00

'82.' 36

61.47

185. 45

44-63

Name,

Battles, S. L

Baxter, A. L

Baxter, Frank A

Bayly, John A

Beadle, Stephen A . . Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beatty, R. L

Beddow, Wm.C

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra

Bellis, Esther L

Bender, CM

Bentzler, Jno. L

Berg, John R

Berger, Joseph J Bergman, Mary A. . .

Beringer, William H

Berrigan, M. G

Berston, Mary E

Best, H. D

Bej^ler, Edward

Bickers, R. S

Bier, Robt. L

Biggart, C

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Bmkert, Damon A.,

jr Bishop, Ida V

Bishop, Varden

Blackiston, Lillie L- Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, Susie E .

Blosser, Ross J Boag, J. O

Boehmer, John A ... Bogan, Naomi R

Bogia, Ferd. F

Boland, B.T

Bond, Marion M

Boo, Louis E

Bowen, Gait W

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M. E

Bovd, Alex

Boyd, Wm. J Boyle, Fanny

Brace, Minnie W , . . . Brady, Rosa Branchcomb, B. F . . . . Brandt, Adam

Brantly, C. J Braun, Pauline S . . . . Breen. Jas Brennan, Margaret L

Breslin, J Brett, Annie E

Brick, Alice L

Brick, Emma L

Brick, MoUie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Briggs, J. S

Brittain, Alice A

Brock, A. D

Brodie, C. C

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brooks, W. S

Brosemer, Louis

Hours employed.

Amount earned.

2g6 $82. 40

288 72. GO

312 124. 8g

192 49. 6g q6 38,40

2881^ 117.40

1821^ 73,00

349 144.48

479'/^ 191. 80

5A4V2 130.68 91^ 21.96 396^ 158. 6g

48 19. 20

* 24 128.25

289 119 12

16 6. 40

72 18. 00 392 94. 08 460 184. GO

98 39 36

319'/^ 79 87

160 64 GO

300 72 00

96 38.40

133- 80

332 136. 32 555^ 133- 90

307^

337^

16040

647 'A 104 333^

96

343

9648

27292

* 12 376

92 633^

611!^

374^ 95^

95^

288

27296

* Days.
320 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.Stateme7it showing the number ofpersons employed in pjHnting the Annual

Report [i8gy) of the Secretary of Agriculture duriiig the fiscal year ended fune

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Brower, Wilbur G . . . Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence .... Brown, W. J Browne, Jno. C

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I Bruffy, G.T

Bryan, John A

Bryan, S

Bryant, Ira T

Bryarly, Susan F . . . . Bryerton, Maggie. . . . Buckingham, Clint. O

Buckley, Anna

Buddington, Anna E.

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Bullock, W.P

Bunn, Sidney S

Bunnell, J. S

Burch, I^illian Burchard, Carrie V . . Burchfield, Will E . . • Burke, Geo. O

Burke, James J Burke, Mamie H

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael Burlmgame, W^m .... Burnett, Chas. W .... Burnett, N. P

Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A . Burns, Nellie C

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burruss, Mary

Burson, I. A

Bushee, R

Busse3% Albert J

Bute, Ella H

Butler, George

Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, P. J

Byrnes, Thomas F .

.

Calhoun, Richard M . Callahan, J.J

Callan, Teresa M

Calvo, Mary E

Cameron, W. H

Cammack, Virginia. . Campbell, Thos. A . .

.

Canisius, A. T

Cantine, Kate

Carev, H. J Carleton, R. P

Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Emma J.

.

Carpenter, L,izzie . . . . Carrigan, Annie

Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Michael

Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Georgie I Carter, lyily Casey, Daniel J Casey, William F .

.

Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton, John P. D

Hours employed.

45796

371 128

120 473

144

553

8893^

380 408

192

333'/^

192 333 433

27296

96 476

13664

270

96

9696

96

480 357^ 679^

96 578 *36 318^

119'/^ 92

575^ 95^

576

92

96 343^

289^

192 139

287!/^ 521

128 378

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$182.80

24. 00

148. 40

53- 76 36.00

191. 12

36. 00 32.00

134- 07 41.36

23-37

91. 20

163. 20 57.60

107. 47

115 20 61.83

76.97 83.25

178.64

76. 16

24. 00

33- 60

197. 20

34. 00

25. 60

108. 00

33-60

45- 12 38.40

38.40

115. 20

125. 12

168. 24

45- 12

236. 64

207. 00

130.92 29.87 43-48

24.00

138. 12 38.40

35.81

138. 24 43.24

24. 00

137. 40

69. 86

48. 00

46. 12

80. 50

212. a« 68.72 53.76

151. 20

$31-77

[25.78 49-03

19- 83

28.62 48.57

60. 00

2. 00

180. 78 6.52

II 43

'65-63

34.00 60.98

30.00

36. 00

147. 50

60. 23

72.00

Cavanaugh, James. . . Cawood, Blanche .... Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Geo. T

Chapman, S. A

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Chase, H.W

Chase, Maria A

Chase, Will H

Chedal, May B

Childs, vSamuel N

Choate, John W

Chri.stian, Robert W.

Christian, Rufus ly. . . Christian, Wallace B. Clark, Blanche E

Clark, Nellie

Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Stephen

Clarke, John

Clarkson, M

Clarkson,W. F

Cleary, James

Clements, Ella F

Clements, L. J Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Coiner, John D

Colclazier, Nellie C. . Cole, John

Cole. M. M

Coleman, CO

Coleman, Laura

Colklesser, A. A

Collins, B. J Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colt, James B

Columbus, Annie H . Colvin, G. S Comber, Annie

Conger, Wm. H

Conner, Abbie R . .

.

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connor, Wm. C

Cook, A. G

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Carrie

Cooley, R.T

Coolidge, Helen O .

.

Copper Saml. R

Corbin, M

Cornell, S. M

Cornwell, L- W

Cosden, Mary E

Coster, S. K

Costigan, Lawrence . Cotter, John A

Cottle, Al Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Covert, C. C

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cox, Mai->' E

Craft, Max

Crawford, HortenseE

Hours

employed.

96 596 281^

96

176 384

96

52

547/2

192 216

381 28896 350^

391

3605 273

92

396 48896

95

92 482%

32

93^/^ 308

392

191 287 K

56 380

384

38495^

294 384

96 480

64

* 6045^

96

2889^

378

Amount earned. Time

work.

$124. 19

24. 00

114. 30

129. 07 38.40

70. 40

159- 84 45-12

13.00

105. 21

48, 00 54.00

38- 40

95-37

115. 20

46, 08

156. 40

150. 04

109. 20 28.80 91.52 32.40

95-61

201. 04

28.80

38.00

34. 50

116.38 6.00

23.37

123. 20

94- 65 76.40

115.00

164. 20 22.40

91. 20

96. 00

92. 16

44. 88

70. 56

153. 60

38.40

120. 00

25 60

345 00

18. 20 45.12

72. 00 33.60

90.91 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 321

No. 36.

Statement shozcing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

RepoH {i8gj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedfune

JO, iSgp, etc. —Contiuued.

Hours Amount earned.

480 20Y

1^9 564

637/ 40

96

M9V2. 384

475

456

31^

192

Cieed, T. W

Crellm, M. A

Crenshaw. W. H .

Crider, Laura

Crist. Wiley

Crollard, Lizzie. .

Cronev. Amanda J Crooks. C

Cross, Annie E . .

Cross, George A. .

Croxton, Ida I Crump, E. C

Crush, J. E

Cullen, CP

Culver. Xettie M . Curran. Fannie ECurtis. Kate

Curtis. [Maggie . .

Dabnev. ?klarv E.-

Dale, 6. S Dalkin. Isabella .

Dalv, Alice V j 422 Daly, \V. F \ 240 Dame, May j 96 Daniel, Nannie

Daniels, E. J Darling. Delphine. . . 422 Da Vega. E. :M Davenport, Samuel.

Davis, E. D

Davis, Ivins

Da\-ison, Joseph K .

Dawle\', Harr}- R . .

Daj-, Henrv H

Dav, J. P ..' Deans, A. C

Decker, Kate

Dedrick, W. H

Defrees. A. S 1 288 Dement, Lena i 144 De Moll, Maggie

334

3003 352

400

287

551 35396

192

Denman, Jessie M . . . 96 Dent, Joseph H 96 Devlin, Ma'rgaret M . 620^ Dewey, Lizzie I 444 Dick, Frances M ! Dickel, A, J. W ! 4791^ Dickinson, Fanme ... I Dierken, Agnes

Dietrich, C.E i .176 Diggs. X ' Dill, George E 96 Dobbs, H. C sS;!^ Dodd, Permelia

Dodge, G.C iSS Doherty, John 328 Dolan, Annie E

Donahue. :Mary .\ Donaldson, Ellen. .

Donegan, P J Doocv, J. W

Dooley, Rose E

Dorsev, Frank

Dorsey, W. F

Doten, Charles O . .

Dougherty-, T. A

Dougherty, William

Dove, Maf\- F

Dow, :\L E 480 Dowden, Kate ... Dowling, H.C . .. Dowling, J. L .

Downey, Mary A . . . . 264 Downie, Lizzie . .

Downs, A 484

480

480

47696

192

192 375 362

332

$124. So 81.80

47- 25 S7.36

203. 22 16.00 24.00

191.80 96.00

190.00 109.44

95-61

7.56 57.60

loi. 28

60. 00

24. 00

Piece- work.

;6. GO

166. 29

63. GO

154- 17

140. 29

101.98

171. 60

93-91

140. So

160. 00

114. 80

137- 75

141. 20

38. 40

76.80 86.40

40. 32

16S. 34 27

149- 19

24.00

24. 00

151-61 106.56 92.46

45-12

240. 12

6. 90

47- 43

154- 22

66. 39

47. GO

134- 72 70.50

13. 01 115 20

192. 00

190.40

24. 00

48. 00

76. 80

168. 75 146.08

136-32

115. 20 35.60

63." 36 93-37

131-54

166.' 61'

147- 35 53-39

;Hours employed.

3985^

471 403

336

446

19296

303

192

192

102 292

288 174^

96

12096 356^

9^

376

2S0 505^

425%

2S8

Dovle, Albert P. E - • Dovle, Ellen Drayton, Wm. H

Dubant, Maud

Ducatel, B. W

DufFev, Ella B

Dufty" Kate E

Dugau, Jennie I . . .

Dumont, Julia Dunham, Tillie Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, Lucj' P Durham, C .'.

.

Durham, Mary C . .

Durisoe, John^R .... Dutrow, A

Dutton, John W

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwyer. Jno. L

Dwver, Wra

Earnest, A. T

East, A. L

Eberle, R S....= .... Eckels, P. J Ecklog, C. R

Eddv, Orrin

Edeien, Clavton A.

Edie, M. A ." Edmondson. H. A. .

Edmonston, Archi- bald Edmunds. Samuel W

Edsall, J. H

Edwards. Flora S. .

Eggleston. M. E ... Eichelberger, Geo.F

Elliott, Alex I Elliott, Berts 428

Elliott, Elizabeth E. .1 Elliott, Harrv W | 96

Ellis, Mabel

Ellis. Perr^•

Ellis, SalH'e J Ellsworth, C. Abbie

Elwood, C. Thos 612^

Elwood, Cora 541^ Emorv, A. W I 248 Enoch, Ella H

Erner, Fannie A. . .

Eskew, H. M

Espev, H. C

EspeV, T. A. B

Esse-K, E.J

Esterlv, J. Irwin .... Etchisbn, L. E

Euier, John C

Evans, Chas. X

Evans. Ella V

Evans. V :\I Everhart, Jennie . .

Everman, John W.

Fagan, Cora B , Falbush, Marv K , . . . Fallon. D. F

Farley, Lizzie J Farnsworth. MarvM

Farrell, E. G . .

Farrell. John A,

Fanvell, J. P

Faye, Jacob

Featherston, M

Feeney, J. L

Feltham, Emily O .

Fenton, Elsie F

189

* 12

=^42 595 628

276^^ 96

2S8 285^

473

359

Amount earned. Time

work.

• Days.

I159. 40

113.04

161. 20

138. 24

107. 16

76. 80 38.40

74- 25

76. 80

48. 00

40. 80

117 12 115.20 43.62

38.40

28. 80

24. 00

142. 60 38.40

152. 48

70. 00

207. 64

171. 24

115. 20

66. 09

69. 00

171. 20

239. 67

309- 80

155- 52

112.52 33-60

115. 20 71-37

125. 12

253'/^ 104.44

288 69-31 468 112.32

344 137. 60

288 1 15. 20 445^ 178. 20 208 83. 20

28. So

555^ 22. 20

S. Doc. II- •21
322 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, i8g<), —Continued.

Fenton, J. J Ferguson, John F . . . Ferguson, Win. P . . . . Ferguson, Wm. T . . . . Ferl, Arthur P

F'erne3'hough,Geo. N

Field, Sadie

Finch, George

Finne\% M. J Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Fnima

Fisher, Minnie FJ . . . . Fitzgerald, Mary . .

.

Fitzhugh, Ella M

Fitzpatrick, Henry . . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mary . .

.

Fitz-Patrick, Mary H

.Fitzsimmons, Mary. . Fitz Simons, A

Fizer, Adele F

Flaherty, Edward . . Flaherty, Mary F

Fleming, D. W

Fleming, M

Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, Martin H . . . . Fogertjs James

Foley, Daniel J

Ford" J. T

Ford, Mary C

Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick . .

.

Fowler, Jennie

Fowlei", Mattie E • • • • Fox, Catherine

Foy, T.J Frahm, Henry

Francis, Henry

Frank. Beulah M. . . . Fraj'ser, Mary E

Frazier, Marj^ E . . . Frederick, John H. . Frederick, Mary

Frmk, Emma A

Fuhrman, Edward . . Fuhrmann, Chas. J . . Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Furbershaw, Geo. C.

.

Furrow, Annie M. . . . Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, Leroy J Gainey, Agnes C

Gallagher, A. J Gallagher, Mary

Gallagher, W. E . . • Galleher, Thomas S

Galviii, John F

Gantt, G

Gardiner, W. H

Gardner, Chas. H . . . . Garland, J. D

Garrett, Katie R .

.

Garrett, Mary E

Garst, Susie L

Gates, Florence Gaulden, J.C

Gayle, Ida George, James A .. Getchell, E. P

Geyer, E. F

Gibson, Hopkins

Gilday, Edward J Giles, Harry E

Hours

employed.

96 369

215

181 168

541

383

290

286

234'/^ 252

Amount earned. Time

work.

235 313

384

128 476 235%

287^2 320

/2 240

37596

38896

332

2S6i^ 397)4

211V2. 287/2 2&2

1091^ 160 231^4 396

288 404

598

572

19296

458

96 400^

480

96

336

287

$38. 40 33-37

154. 08

53- 75 72.40

42. 00

138. 20 129.84

91.92

119.52 114.40 93.80

115.08 60.67

97-52

75-12 75-20

120. 20

172. 80

51. 20 190.40

97, 96

115. 00

80. 00

76.60 99.84

90. 00

24. 00

156. 16 38.40

79.68

117 00

76.48 88.44

143-75

70. 50 43-80

64. 00

'39-44

115. 20 i6i.6o

244, 80

137. 28

166. 20

76. 80

24. 00

109 92

23-04

79 51

193. 28

49- 50

28.80

134-40 71-75

115. 20

192. 00

i'iece- work.

$72. .00

119.83

152. 18 36.00

21.77

28.80

30. 00 28.30

36.00

2. 00

46. 33 127.46

27- 33

36. 00

32 40

72. 00

63.00

21.66

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, Joseph T

Ginesi, Marie

Gisriel, L

Giusta, Margaret A.

Glade, Henry . Glenn, Joseph F

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godman,C. D

Godwin, E. W

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Goode, James E . Goodheart, Briscoe . Goodman, Cassie A . Goodspeed, Alex

Gordon, M. B

Gordon, S. D

Gorham, Mary E .

.

Gorman, Mamie L.. Goss. M

Gotta, Robt. C

Gotwald, Murray

Gove, Charles H

Grabill, C E

Graeves, Edith S. . .

.

Graham, Harry C. . .

.

Graham, Madge W

Grant, J. F

Grant, Lizzie Graves, Benj. B. F". Graves, J. S

Gray, E. S

Gray, Edna

Green, A. R

Green, John C

Green, M. E

Green, Wm. T

Greene, Emma . .

.

Grenacher, Charles.

.

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie L . . .

.

Grimes, Eaura E - • .

.

Grimsley, Eorena. .

.

Griniian, R. L

Gnswold. M. J Gwm, H.A

Haar, Rosa M

Hackman, B. F

Hage, Anna

Hain, Elizabeth ... Haines, T. B

Halbleib, Louis EHale, C. B

Hall, Minnie

Halliday, Belle Hamilton, J. P Hammond, A. W ... Hammond, Jno. E • Hampson, Iowa

Hancock, Elizabeth M

Hanes. Theodore . .

.

Hannon, Ella Harbaugh. Carroll . Harden, Wm. E

Hardenburgh,- Mary

S

Hardester, T. J Hardesty, J K

Harding, Margaret . Harding, W. E

Hardwicke, E. E

Hours

employed.

144 200 452

598

288 424

211^ 480

94^

288 480

384

192 288

238

24

100 187^

128 227^

9iJ4 367

192

191

120 288 371^4 360

23296

392 390 436

395

232

96

288

96

376

288

112 304

226

192 • 237 286^

95

16

401'/^ 80

94^/2 96

53696 2MV2

192

Amount earned.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement showing the member ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8c>j) of the Secretary ofAgriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued,

Hours employed.

Hardv, Ella C

Hardv, Theo

Hardy, Theodore iNI. . Harford, R. B

Harkness, Jas. C

Harper, E.J

Harper, Florence .... Harper, James E

Harper, M. A

Harpei, Thos. W. ... Harrell, Wells C .. Harngan. Frank L

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris. M. Agnes ... Hams, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harrison, J. W

Harryman, Wm. H' . . Hart, Belle Hart, W'm. J Hartman, V. W

Harvey, Mary E

Har\'ey Wilson

Haskell, F. A

Haslett, John W

Hatton, I Havenner, Geo. C. . . . Havens, F. B Hawke, Nellie L

Hawken, Agnes M . .

Haj-e-s, Nellie 1^ Haves, Oliver Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Lavinia F

Havwood, Jennie F

Hazle. Edgar F. G ... Healy, James A

Healy, Thomas F

Heelan, John

HefFernao, Chas. A . . HefTernan, Thomas. . HefFner, Clara S

Heffner, Mary

Heinline, Lida C

Heiston, T. B

Heizer, O. F

Helff, Josefine M ... Hellings, Hattie R .| Henderson, Reagan

Hennmg, Geo j Hepburn, Chas F . .

| Herbert, Florence L \ Herndon, Jno. G 1 Herndon, P. L

Herzog, Emma

Hess, Morns J | He.ss, S ... Hester, John C

Hickev, Annie j Hickman, W H ! Hill J E

Hillebrant, Amy E .1 Hilton Eva A I Himmelman, J. C . . .

.

Hinsley, I,ottie B . .

i Hitchcox J Hodgkin, M. E

Hoffman, Florence . Hofmann, Ferdinand Hogan, John E

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . .

Holden. Lewis F

Holler, Rosa h

28796

88 2S8 370

359

215 375

246 38496

300

192 184 297^

96

260

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

240

256 400

278 H

136

120 28596

96 475 ^/^ 392 396

288

96

543'/^

281'/^ 94

352 476

432 292^

476

200

230

28b96 *25

288 319

287

320

392 469

239 452

16096

$36. 60

114. 80 38.40

22. 00 80.64

88. 80

143. 60

60. 20

93- 74 98 96

153- 60

24. 00

151.20 76.80

46. 00

71.40

45- 12

104. 00

t24. 80

T02. 40

107. 75

III. 40 34.00

28. 80

114. 20

24. 00

24. 00

190. 20

156. 80

158. 40

115. 20

97. 92 38.40

132. 89 67.56

41. 12 66.30

114.24

108. GO 30.96

117. 36

190. 40

64. 80

92. 20

72. 00

24. CO

143- 75

72. GO

76 56

114. yo

105. 96

I GO. 00

157 76

117. 25 99.40

181.76

64. GO

23 04

$64. 98

1.23

19- 25

70. 25

3.00

150.43

63. 21

44. 87

169. 82

36. GO

24.49

36. OG 62.05 ll

Name.

Hooper, E. J Hoover, Frank

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Louise. . . . Houck, Emma H . . . . Houck, Henry T

Houghton, Chas. E • Howard, George L . . Hughes, C. A

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Humes. Annie M . . . . Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, W H

Hurworth, Thomas E

Huson, Wilber J Hussey, Annie

Huston, J. .A Hutcheson, Erskine. Hutchinson, Amelia.

Hutton, Clara E

Hyde, W\ B

Hynes, Sarah E

Irvin, J. E

Irwin, James H

Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Celeste T. .

Jack.son, Mildred E-L

Jackson, Pauline .... Jackson, W. W

Jaeger, August H. . . . Jama, Theresa L • . . Jameson, John G . . .

Jaqucs, John B

Jeffrej', George L

Jenkins, Ada

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, Louis C . . . . Johnson, O. K

Johnson, R. A

John.son, R. S

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, W. F

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, E. E

Johnston, Frank M.

Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. G

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, Edward W., jr Jones, G E

Jones, J. B , Jones, Lydia E

Jones, M. F

Jone.s, Mary E. A ... Jones, Thos. L

Jordan, Lulu D

Jordan, Mary D

Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Judson, Harrj' B . . . . , Jullien, Louis

Kahlert, J. H

Kane, Michael Kane, Nora , Kanke}', Virginia .

Kauteriberg, M. N ... Keating, J. M

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keebler, Michael ....

Hours employed.

396 230

3175^ 124^ 373^

18996 380K

189 i 262

96

96

528

47r

7196

555

3101^ 407^

383

344

216 38496

288

24

347

192

198^/^ 698^2 15^

24

261 287 14

2888

12096

8g

283 376

192

392

208

Amount earned. Time

work.

I119.52

92. 00

76. 20

50. 16

149. 40 47-25

36. GO

95- 12 75.80

74. 60

38.40

24. GO

156. GO

188. 40

26.81

24. GO

137. IS

124. 76 97.80

153- 20 137-60

28. 80

54- 00

172. 80 38.40

115-84

9. 60

180. 00

191. 8g

138. 80

38 40

76.80 81.96

173-59

30. GO

5-42

6. GO

109. 92 115.00 38.40

36. 00 72.00

;i5. 20 1,92 28.80

28.80 32.00

59- 03

188. 00

48. GO

76. 80

98. 40

Piece- work.

135- 81

72. 00

51.28

69. 79

36.75

44. 70 33.92

65.96

72. 00

72. GO

33- 51 63.63

6.97

143-09 29-59

2. 39

36.00

62.83

72. GO

114.55

22. 92 •Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 36.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgy) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

JO, i8gg, Continued.

Name.

Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida W

Keeler, Rachel Kehoe, Mary B

Keicher, Mary

Kelley, B. E

Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, T.J . Kelly, W. B

Kelly, W.T

Kendall, R.W

Kennedy. Frank A . . Kerby, Lizzie N

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia Kiernan, John

Killigan, Josephine A

King, M. R

King, Mattie B

Kinney, A. D

Kinsella, M'

Kinsley, J. M. D

Kirby, Charles J Kirk, R. H

Kirwin, James A

Klinknett, Geo. G . .

.

Knight, Jno-E

Knight, Nellie P

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, Mary C . . .

. Knowles, Wm. T

Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel . Koon, H. R

Kundahl, Charles Kyne, Elizabeth

I^alor, Martha E . . . . Earabert, Nannie

Earabert, W.C

Eambson, B

Eandvoigt, Jiio. A. . .

. Eang, Wm

Eange, E. A

Eange, Josepha

Eang ford, S. W

Eanman, Frank E

Eaporte, W. M

Larry, Carrie J Lashhorn, M. A

Easselle, Mary^ S

Eattin, Mary E

Eauxman, H. M

Eavisson, H. A

Eawrence, Emma .

.

Eaw3rer, Anna T

Eayden, Eibbie Eeavy, Jennie Le Cain, W. H

Eee, Owen

Eee, W. J Eeech, D. P

Eefferts, Samuel G . . Le Merle, Arthur M. . Lemon, J. H

Eendner. Margaret . Lenman, M E

Leonard, CI

Leonard, David

Lester, J. J Levey. John

Levy, Fanny E

Lewellyn, Luzetta .

.

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Clarence

Lewis, Ida J

Hours

employed.

571! 360

215^4 359^

13296

600

88 H

632

232

480

576

9296

288 191^

2691^

-288 340^

187 454

544 239^

236

5755^

102/2 280

191 28796

216 264 495

16

144

432

15?96

288

224

192 462

88

407'/^ 14492^

258

26296

480

Amount earned. Time

work.

$72. 00

137. 16 87.17

55- 54

91 06 53-76

45. 12 215.04

132. 20

35- 40.

120. 90

58. 00

6. 40

57- 60

192. GO

138 24 23.00

45- 12 72.00

76. 60

107. 80

115. 20 81.72

74.80

85.12

104. 40

99.64

38. 40 38.40

98. 24

138. 12 25.62

113.28

76. 40

75- 15

45. 12 86.40

105. 60

202. 48

7.52

34. 56

108. 00

72. 00 63.60

33.60

115. 20 92.64

76, 80

185 00

22. 00 97.80

57.60 43-47

70.90

[10. 40

23.04

Piece- work.

32.68

27. 97

166. 12

36. 00

53- "

185 ,'72

35 80

186. 48

30. 00

3-44

14- 13

36. CO

33-39

30.00

36. 00 85.00

186. 48

185.86 23-93

146.8]

Lewis, S. W

Leyden, John E

Lightcap, John C

Lillie, M.G

Lindsay, Mary

Linhart, Mary

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Little, Annie C

Little, John

Lockwood, W. K

Logan, J. O'N

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Long, Isabel M ...... Loomis, Wm. H

Lord. D

Lordan, John J Loring, Annie

Lowd, W. B

Lowey, F. C

Lowry, Robert

Luckett. Lucinda

Luerssen, H. G

Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lyddane, Jennie .... Lyddane, Sarah C . . . Lynch, Jennie Lynch, Nora Lynn,D

McAleer, H

McAloon. T- A

McAuliffe, P J McCampbell, N. L McCann, Jos McCarthy. John F

McCathran, Donald. . McCauley, Emma D

McCleery, John F

McClelland, Rose . . . McConvey, Geo. E . . McCormick, Marv . . McCormick, Mary E

McCullough, Robt. E- McCullum, Ella McDaniel, James M- . McDaniel, Jas. C . . . . McDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, M. Teresa . McDonald. Annie E

McDonald, Claude B . McDonald, J, F McDonough S. F

McElfresh, H. M

McEnane5^ Chas . .

.

McFadden, Daniel . . . McGee, Agnes

McGill, T. H

McGivern, Marian , . McGloin, Felix McGoldrack, Mary . . McGowan, Minnie F. McGurk, Alfred J

. . . Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKenna, James . . . . McKevitt, Annie .. . McKinnon, J

, L

McKnight, A. H

McLanahan, W. H . . McLaughlin, Deline . McLaughlin, J. M . . . McLean, H.C

McLean, Laura V. . .

.

McLeod, Mamie A . .

.

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Mary

Hours

employed.

96

286 237

72 208

288

192 248

89

234^/^

96^/2

96

48

288

328

364^/^ 96

2409696 430^

290

287

248

376

65^/^ 117K2

136

]88 471 200^

136 288

5475

288

216 120

287 444 340

175'/^

Amount earned.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2)^.-- Siatemeni showing the number ofpersons employed iri printing the Annual

Report {iSgj) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJime

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

28896

96

96

525'/^ 458^

247/2 540

96

224

144 643^

235^

286^

288

TvIcManus, James . .

:\Ic:Manus, Joseph .

:McI\Ionigal, Harry . McMurtrie, C. A

McNally, Francis J

McNamara, Maggie

JNIcNamara, Mary .

McKamee, Catharine McNeal, H. \V McNelly, IMamie L . McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, J. A

McPherson, Maud .

McQueen, M

McVille, Hattie

ISIcVille, Mary

Maag, Frank'AV .... Maccubbin, A. K -

Macfeat, T. D

Mackay, G. D

Mac]Murray, C. J Macnichol, Sallie. .

Maddox, Fannie Maddox, John T.. .

Maddren, J- S

Magill, Chas. H . .. . Magill, W. J Mahonej-, Julia Main, L. C

i\Ialey, John

IVIaley, Margaret . .

Malin, Ira B

Malone, IVIary A

Mangan, Elizabeth. Manire, J. I, Mann, J. Manning, Jennie F). Mansfield, J. E 1 Markham, M

Marks, J. H 215^

Marsh, Clara C | 2855^ Marshall, Libbie . . . .1 . Marshall, \V. T j 247^

Marshel, Dora B ! Martin, Annie IM. .. Martin, Jennie \ 461%

Martin, Minnie E i Martin, Robt. A 476 Martin, W. K | 448

575^

344

191 283 20396

292

124 645

2S8 279^

259 V2

Martinson, J. E

Mar> e, A. M

Mason, C. C

Mas.sey, Victoria P. . Massie, I^. A

Masterson, John. . . . Mathews. Charles E

Matthews, Effie V. . Maitimore, Chas. A. Mauger, Sallie J. . . . Maxwell, Julia M — Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, I^ouise J IMayhew, Chas. W . . Mearns, Wm

Meder, Mary

Meehan, Joseph .... Mellen, Mamie E. .

Mendel, Val Merriam, Geo. R. . . . Metcalf, F. S Metheny, Belle Meyer, Leonard .... Middleton, Ella Milans, Emma J. . . . Millay, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

377^

378

286 369

430 292^

329'/^ 480

96

2681/4 40

514}^

2b8 619

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

$115. 20 38.40

36 00

19-05

81. 28

100. 93 no. 23

99. 00

103. 35

24. 00 56.00

43.20

263. 04

97.68

71. 62

2. 80 54-40 no. 01

137- 60^ 76.40

113-56

84. 08

24. GO

116.80 33-00

123.56

69. 12

III. 80

104. 76

53-87

71-37

103. 76

10. 76

190. 40

179. 20

151. 00

108. 00 90.72 n4.4o

147.60

103. 20 127.36

76. 60

82. 37

192, 00

24. 00

113-56

IS. 00

165.80

210. 24 115.20

150. 87

24. 00

Piece- work.

1,72 00

54-34

36.00

104. 69

35-60

31.46

42. 00

65- 23 60.48

27.92

29-45

141. 81 135-82

125. 15 151-30

27. 00

29. 08

35-35

29- 54

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Miller, Robert H

Miller, S. M

Mills, E. C .. Mills. Howard V

Milton, G. L

Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D . Mitchell, Katie A

Mitchell, Martha W . Mitchell, Mattie M . . Moakler, Charlotte .

Mohler, G. M

Montgomery, R. M. C

Mooney, Alice Moore, C. W

Moore, Chas. A

Moore, Wm. S

Mooty, M . M

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morecock, Virginia.

Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Jesse W . . . . Morgan, Miriam E • - Morgan, T. Frank . . . Morison, Litidsey . . . . 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. Moulden, Jarvis B. .

Moxley, Edah C

Moylan, Thos. J MuckeLston, Wm. H . Mueller, Flora H. . . . Muffley, Wm.E

Mullen, J. J Mulligan, J. Edw . . .

Muntz, Margaret ... Murphy, C S Murphy, Charles T. Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard . . .

Murray, J. J Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murto, Edmund F . . . Murto, R. Benj

Mutchler, W. Floyd

Myers, John . Naeff, Laura

Nally. James

Nash, G.J

Naylor. Louis P

Nebb, Barbara

Neely. D. R. P

Nelson, Chas W

Nelson, Harry A

Nervis, Mary

Nevils, E- M

Newman, Clarence .

Newton, Josephine.

Nichols, A. B

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo.W

Noble, Josephine Lee

Nolen, John F

Hours

employed.

288 480

96 284^

472 416

96

288

28896 283^

478

475

80

542 300

'288" 555

28880

96

28064

14496

356

239 >^ 29692

24 282 185^

24096

95 344

184 444

648 335^

288 239^

468 M

148 236 296 4493^

19295^

448 *8

Amount earned.

Days.
326 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. '^(i.—Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g7) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year ended fune

JO. i8g() . etc. —Continued.

Name.

Noonan, John J

. . . . Norbeck, Wm. G . . .

.

Norcross, A. C

Nowell, Glenn T . .

.

Nuber, J. I, Nve, James

0""Brien, John J O'Brien, P. A

0'Br3'on, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget. . O'Connor, Annie E . O'Connor, Mary E) . O'Connor, Mary M . O'Donnell, S. P

O'Donnoghue, John O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Katie C . .

.

O'Meara, A. B

O'Neill, James B . .

.

Orem, Charles J

. . .

.

O'Rourke, Mary El- len

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, Minnie . .

.

Outcalt, Harrj^ J

. . .

.

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W . .

.

Parent, Margaret J

. Parker, Edward J

.' Parker, J. B

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Patterson, James G.

Patterson, Thos. F .

.

Paudert, E. H

Paulfranz, Theodore

Pavfair, N. M

Payne, Chas. G

Peace, M. M

Pearson, James W. . Pearson, Nannie E . Pearson, Nellie H .

.

Peckham, Emily . .

.

Pelham, H. B

Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B.... Pepper, James P

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, I^aura V . .

.

Perry, H. R

Perr>', Pattie B

Pester, M. A

Peticolas, Pearl

Pfeiffer, Laura

Pfleging, Clara A . .

.

Phelps, C.E

Phelps, Silas S

Phillips, Mary J . . .

.

Phillips, Milton

Phipps, Laura

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Laura

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Pipes, J. M . . - Pitts, Allie Bassett.

.

Plant, Hannah

Piatt, J. H

Plumer, Frances B. . Plumer, Josephine . Pocock, Nellie E

Pollock, Juha C

Hours

employed.

324

387

366 400

309

96 295

471

288 385^

291^

25996

96 461^

182/2 440

2S6 404

9596^

200

136 344

188 512

184 480

284 648 479^

288 208 * 12 382^

144

"368"

256 288 476

375 3/2 287

96

287

3813

Amount earned. Time

work.

$132.48

155- 12

159. 80 75.00

125.28

24. 00 38.64

118. 00

113- 23

72. CO

154. 20

73-47

107. 76

39. 20

23.04

184. 60 68.44

105. 60

71-50 96.96

44-65

45-40

50. 00 54-40

137.60 75.20

124. 61

46. 00

120. 00

71. 00

124. 20

115.08

72. 00

83. 20

69. 00

95-62

46.50

154. 16 79-52

48. 00

115. 20

190 40

90. 12

114. 80

114 16

24. 00

24. 00

115 60

91. 50

Piece- work.

186. 02

72. 00

53- Si

48. 77 11.25

181.05

72. 00

26. 64

[72.28 79-68

9. 00

166. 94

62.17

186 48

64. 69

150.75

133- 24

70. 83 36.00

70.83

27.63

72. 00 66.39

72. 00

148.44

22. 5^

26. 75

Name.

Pope, F

Ports, Annie

Potter, Albert E . .. Poyntoii, Sarah S... Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Lillie Prescott, W. M

Preston, Geo. T

Pridgeon, John

Prince, Emily F

Proctor, D

Pumphre3^"E. P., jr . Purcell, James L

Purcell, M

Purdy, Chas. F

Purvis, John R

Pyeniont, J. W

Quill, Nellie C

Quin, D. C. P

Quiiilan, John F . . .

.

Quinn, Daniel J Quiiin, Minnie A

Ouintin, LiHie Ragland, H. Lee

Randall, A. L

Randall, Emma

Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Ray, J. R

Ray, Jas.T

Ray, Theo. C

Read, Charles A

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, B. A

ReiUy, Patrick

Reily, Cora

RevelLs, Addie J Reynolds, A. W

Richards, Mary J

. .

.

Richards, Sarah M , Richardson, Effie . .

.

Richardson, R. A . .

.

Rickards, Sanil. P. . Ricketts, J. H

Rickles, John

Riddick, R. P

Rider, Emma S

Rieseberg, Jennie .

.

Ring, John

Ripley, Henry L

Ritchie, E. J- Roach, J. T

Roberts, D. J Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, Jas. G

Robertson, Cora B .

.

Robertson, Harry J. Robinson, Jacob . . .

.

Robinson, Lula M . Robinson, Sarah E

Roche, E J Rockwell, Wm. E - . Rode, GustavD

Rodgers, Roselia . . . Rodway, Alfred

Rogers, A

Rogers, James B . .

.

Rohr,J. A

Rollins, Jno. Lester.

Hours

employed.

96

631^

28096

340

296 230^

284

2621^

192 412

2S0

96

376

372

248 384 *I2

312

96

96

342^^

287 4S0

477/2

344

470

'338^/^ 232

192 564

334

288 280 *4b

380 476

216 497

304

32 632

361/2

192

479'/^ 96

380

288

Amount earned

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2)^.— Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gy) of the Secretaiy of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, i8gg, ^/r. —Continued.

Hours

ployed.

Rose, J. F

Ross, John

Ross, M. A

Rosser, Amv INI Rote, Edwiii C

Rotenbury, Win. R . Rous, Marj- L

Rout, I^ula' Rowzee, Milt E I Rowzee, W. A

Rubv, Lucy V

Ruddach, Jno. T

Rudy, C. E

Runyan, Annie E. . .

Russ'ell, Charles

Russell, E. B

Russell, Emma L. . .

Russell, Lizzie A. : . .

Rutherford, Jas. A . .

Rj-an, Anna C

Rvan, Edw. J Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Margaret A... Ryder, Francis

Sadler, Octavius

Sakers, John T

Sand, Jno. G

Sanford. Marj- 1 Sangston, ^Marj^ C . . .

Sansom, Dan L

Satterfield, S. T

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertmde. . Saunders, Sue

Savage, Kate

Savoj', Georgeana . . . Scheerer, Annie M . .

Schlick, Fred J Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Christ F.

Scott, Wm

Seaman, Hannah .... Searles, Stanley

Seebold, H. W

Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna E. . . Seyflferth„F. A

Shaen, IMichael Shannon, James F... Sharp, I. Walter Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Ed.G

Shaw, O

Shawen, S. M

Shea, Timothy

Shelton, Chas. R

Shepherd, L. A

Sherard, W. T

Sherbon, Grant M . . Sheridan John

vSherman, Howard E

Sherrill, E. B

Shirley, Ida V. H

Shock, Marv

Shomo, T. W

Shortsleeves, Annie . Shroff, Annie E

Shubburd, P. Kate . .

Siebert, Frank

Sill, W.S • Simmonds, Nellie . .

Simmons, Arthur, jr. Simpson, John

Simpson, Josephine . Simpson, S. M

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Louisa

120 360

294/2 279

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

96

480

19296

56 336

488

332

192

380

285^

366

2353^ 287^

$30. 00

144. 00

.80

33- 60

432 172.80 360 160. 80

40S 97.92

8 3. 20 96 38.40

96 23.04

236 56. 64

240 96. 00 636^ 260. 04

536 102. 90

389 163. 68

432 172.80

288 72. 00

256 105. 60

327 78. 48

400 160.00

320 80.00

150. 00

53- 76 23.04

153- o"

22. 40

134.40

117. 50

132.80

401 169. 72 96 45- 12 32.00 255^ 102. 20 376 90.24 207^ 83.00

96 43.20

192 48.00

183 73-40 480 192. 00 377^ 151.00 64 25.60

288 115.20

64 25- 60

48 19. 20 96 23.04

373 89.52

965^ 45- 40

159- 36 35-20

114. 20 91-50

94. 20 115.00

168 42. 00

66. 38

60. 68

25-47 21.57 33-92

66.38

I181.35 39-04

24. 00

29. 17 36.00

139-32

55-55

"66." 39'

134. 80

183.83

23-03

33-00

72. 00

156.42

Name.

Singleton, CM

Singleton,W. H

Skeen,C

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Wm. J Smith, Anna J Smith, Florence

Smith, John J Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Marv

Smith, Nellie Smith, Richard S . .

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smoot, Kate V

Smythe, R. B

Snowden, Jno. E

Somers, Lizzie M

Sommers, Adam J. .

Songster, Thos

Spaeth, Chas. H

vSpalding, M. T..'. Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette . . . . Speisser, M. E

Spence, D. M

Spencer, J. C

Spencer, M

Sprandel, Mary M . .

Springer, H. E

Sproule, W. J Stack, Robert T

Staffan, George

Standlev, H. L

Stanford, W. W

Stanle3% Gertrude M.

Stanley, M. J

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A. .

Stelle, Joseph G

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, K

,Stevens, S.W

Stewart, Georgie E • • Stewart, Martha

Stewart, Maud E

Stockman, Jas. A . . . . Stoll,John

Stolp, Louis W

Stormont, Emma G. . Stout, C. H

Stratton, L- C

vStreet, Georgia

Strieker, W. F . Strong, Fannie

Stuart, Bessie F

Sullivan, Harry A

Sullivan, J. J

' Sullivan, J. M . Sullivan, Rosa

Sutor, L. P

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Jessie Swarzman, Kate V . .Sweene}', Emma . .

Sweeney, Maggie. .

Sweeney. W. H

Sweeny, Patrick

Hours

employed.

211^

100 373

32 404 336^

96

459?

196 428

96

475 284^

380 272^

374

288 324

475

240 473^

283)^

224 328

208 264^

304

72 412

80

424

Amount earned. Time

work.

$52. 87

40. 32

89. 52

15.04

96. 96 82.44

38. JO

183. 80

78.40

149. 80

38. 40 •

190. 00

71. 12

152. 00

117.05-

149. 60 80.64

T32. 48

114.00

80. 08

142. 80

144. 00 80.64

96. 00

190. 44

115. 20 113.40

89. 60

147. 60

52. CO

105. 80

126.40

17. 28

19. 20

169. 60
328 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2)^.—Statement showmg the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSgj) of the Secretaiy of Agricultnre during the fiscal year e?ided fu?ie

JO, iSgg., etc. —Continued.

Name.

Sweetman, M. M

Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick. J. Edwin

Sydnor, Ellen F

Szegedy, E. G

Taff, Andrew

Tagart, Annie J Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Tallnian, Geo. B

Tappan, Hiram R - . Tarbox, F. L

Taylor, E. P

Taylor, Samuel \V . .

.

Taylor, W. M

Tavlor, W. W

Teller, Chas

Templar, H.W

Terry, C. B

Terrj', Hattie J

Terrs', Mary F. Thayer, George H .

.

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, Emanuel . .

.

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard . . . . Thompson, BlancheG Thompson, David A. Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Emma t,. Thompson, Julia A . Thompson, T. IT Thomson, Alfred . . . . Thornton, Florence . Throckmorton, K. B . Throckmorton, M. I . Tilghnian, A. Tilghman, J. W

Tilley, H.G

Tilly, Fannie

Tiverny, Ida V

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A. . . Toomey, Dennis

Towers, William H.

.

Tracy, J. M

Trudeau, E. E

Trudgian,J.B

Trumbo, A

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, L. A

Turberville, G. R. E- • Turkenton, Mary. . . . Turley, Gretta Turner, Harriet B . .

.

Tuttle, Lewis C

Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie Upperman, Emma F. Urban, Anna INI Van Arsdale, Ida Vance, Alice R

Van Matre, Kate Van Norman, E. S . . . Vaughan, Dan C

Voelker, Chas. P

Vogt, Louis C

Vollmer, Wm.T

Wade. M

Wadsworth, A. J Wagner, Ed

Hours employed.

589'/^ 278 ^/^ 334^

335

96

96 408

27296

420

80

88

190 408

275 216

120 336

8096

395

96

92

188 392

208

241 296

221 1/^ 96

192

16 3965^

4S0

232

436

3491^2 288

272

264

192

120

21695^

96

184 25664

176

Amount earned.

272 432

Time

work.

$241. 24 66.84

133- 80 80.40

23.04

38. 40 97.92

108. 80 38.40

168.00

20. 00

26.40

47 50

163. 20 68.75

86. 40 39.00

134. 40

20. 00

23.04

94. 80 45-12

22.08

94. 00

98. 00 52.00

57.84

118. 40

53-35

23.04

48. 00

6.40

95-35

23.04

23.04 174.40

139. 80 115.20

28. 00

108. 80

66. 00

67. 20

17. 28 28.80 86.40

23. 87

15-36

23.04

24. 00

75.68

102.40 25.60

44. 00

10S.80

172.80

Piece- work.

$36. 00

10.61 66.39

132. 45 36.00

t36.37

62.76

1-58

[44.92

51.60

36.00

6. 00

15.40 33.04

16. 00

36.00

71. 12 174.65

9. 00

142.53

Name.

Waite, Arthur R

Waldo, Lvdia H

Walker, Chas. H

Walker, James

Walker, Jos. E

Wallace, Frank S

Wallace, James K . .

.

Wallace, P. S

Wallrath, Rose M

Walmslev, M. E

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, John E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walter, W. I, Walters, Annie

Ward, L. M

Ward, Lillie Warner, Annie E • . -

.

Warren, Henry

Warren, Sanford M. . Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F

Washburn, Edith

Watens, Annie

Waters, Eva L

Waters, Thomas B. .

.

Watson, Blair F

Watson, Frank W . .

.

Watson, H. C

Watts, M.Rosella... . Watts, Nat. G

Watts, Walter Wavson, Mary A . . . . Webb, Walter H

Vv^eber, Philip H., jr Webster. E- M

Webster, G

Webster, O. S . Webster, W. F Weidman, J. M

Weidman, John C . . . Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Wells, E

Wells, H. L

Welsh, Norris

Welt}-, James L

West, A. A

West, Arthur

West, Catherine G . . . West, Charles S

We-st, Marion T

Wetzel, Emil P

Whalev, Maggie . . . .

.

Whall.'Edward G

White, B. C

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Maud V

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, John H . . Whitmore, W. S

Whitted, F. W

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie Widdicombe, Cornelia Wiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H

Wilev, James H

Wiley, P. W

Wilhelm, Chas

Willev, S. H

Williams, Arthur J

. .

Hours employed.

376 359

474

120 384 43'^

480 543^

96

95

287^

479 >^ 280

290 477^

9696

332

192 2169646^

69 ^/^ 336

136 184

591'/^

143'/^ 355 279^

635

96 630

222 2009668

339

189 555

283'/^ 37S1/2 32

152 384

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$150.40

143- 60

189. 60

36. 00

172. 80

199- 35 192.00

133-52 23.04 38.00

71'- S7

115.27

112. 00

153-91

133- 70

23. 04

45. 12 132 80

76. 80

64 So

23. 04

18, 60 32.66

80 64

56 96 73.60

241.68 57.40

142. 00

III. 80

115.20 84.40

258. 76 75-80

119. 50

24. 00

120 52 92.48

50 00

33-60

27. 20 135.60 78.36

136.85

113.40 151.40

15.04

40. 10

96. 00

120 30. 00

280 112. 00

120 36.00 416 166. 40

345/2 140. 28 3S0 152. 00 420 168. 64

16 7.52
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 329

No. 36.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1897) of the Secretary of Agriculture duri7ig the fiscal year endedJuiie

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Williams. Birdie

"Williams, F

"Williams, Lucv E

Williams, T. H

Williamson, Ja?. B . .

Williamson, Lizzie

C

Williss, Henry C

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, G. G.,ir , Wilson, J Wilson, J.L.C

Wilson, :Mar\- E

Wilson, Xelie

Wilton, W. C Wimmer, Wilda

Winchester, John M

Withers, Gertrude V. Wood, A. L

Hours

emplo3'ed.

272

266

332 207^

480

2155^

* 12

Amount earned. Time

^York.

$65.

72.00

80.64

106. 40

81.41

S3. 00

192. 00 80.64

45-40

96.97

69. 00

Piece- work.

S52.56

7. 16

183. 24

20. 16

64- 37 47.66

'33-87'

Name.

W^ood, Alice G

Wood, J. H

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, Jno. C Woodend, Emma F.

Wrenn, Lillian Wright, B. C

Wright, George

W^right, John

Wright, INIarv E

Wright, S. C

Wright, Walter E

Wright, Walter Z...

Wyman, Nannie

Youngblood, Jennie

W"

Ziegler, Chas. J Zimmerman, Joe E- - Zimmerman, Robt.H

Hours

era- ployed.

23296

50496

19296 279^

112 538^

216

288

Amount earned. Time

work.

$58. 00 33-60

206. 40

23.04

76.80

43- 20 69.87

28. 00

231. 08

54- 00

163. 20 115.20

155- 84

Piece- work.

$33-51

30. 00

38.92

28. 72

*Davs. No. 37.

Statement shozving the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8gS) of the Secretary of Agriculture during thefiscal year endedJune so, iSgg, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has

received.

Name.

Abell, A. T

Achard, Chas. B Ackerman, A. M . . .

Adams, A. S

Adam.s, Annie C Adams, Carrie Adams, "^". L

Addis. L. D

Adie, Alice

Allen, H. M

Allen, Heun- M

Allison, F. A

Aman, F. A

Ambrose, M

Anderson, Ollie Andrews, A. E.I Andrews, L- L

Andrews, M. L

Andrews, Zula H . .

Armistead, H. :M . . .

Armor, M.M

Armstrong, F A

Armstrong, INIary. .

Ashcom, ZMarj- . .' Ashe, Annie " Atchison Celia Austin G L

Babcock. John

Babcock. L

Baden Thad

Bailev, Ida M

Bailev, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baker Emily M

Baker, Geo. F

Baldwin, E. F

Barbour, W. H

Batdwell, Minnie W

Barnes. Laura LHours

em- Amount earned.

Ployed.

I ^ime

9693^

96

96

104

96

96

$26.88

38. 40

23-37

24. 00 33-60

38. 62 38.40

24. 00

26. 00

22.00

24. So

45- 12 41 28

45- 12

38. 40

38.40

Piece- work.

S9-83

26.88

21.83

17.83 33-72

23.83

22.98

30. 28 2.99

23.66

21.46

23-32

23-49

21-83

21.83 32-52

21.93

33- 26 21.83

Barnholt, Wm. H. .

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R. .

Barron, William W. . Barry, J Barton, David L. . .

Bassler, Henry W . .

Bates, Wm. H

Batson, ^Martin K

Bawden, W. H

Baxter, Frank A

Beadle, Stephen A. .

Beddow, Wm. C

Bell, Ellen

Bell, J. M

Bellinger, Abra

Benjamin, W. T

Bergman, ]Marj^ A . . Bethea, J. K

Bier ley, William Birmingham, Jos. J.

Bishop, Ida V

Bishop, John K

Black, A. H

Blackistone, Frances P

Blackwill, Armstead

Blanchard, Susie E. Boehmer, John A. . . . Bogan, Naomi R. . . . Boland, B. T

Bond, Marion INI Boone, Marv E

Booth, Wm.' H

Boteler, Ham' S Bowen, Galt"^V Bowie, A.J

Bowie, ]\r. E

Hours

employed.

96

728296

96

8891^

9696

78H

96

96

96

104

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$48.00

23.50 6.40

28. 80

41. 00

38. 40

24. 00

22. 00

36. 60

38. 40 38.40

24. 00

28. 80

25. 12

24. 00

24. 00 39.00

24. 12

24. 00

12. 00

26.50
330 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. J7.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSpS) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year elided fune jo,

i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Boyd, Wm. J

Bo3'le, Fanny

Bradford, J. I. Bradie, W. S

Bradley, Harry

Brady, Rosa Branchcomb, B. F. .

.

Brandner, Veronia . . . Brandt, Adam

Brannan, Mary A . . . . Brann, Pauline S

Breen, Jas

Breslin, J Brick, Alice Iv Brick, Emma L, Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D

Briggs, J. S

Brinkley, V. T

Brister, Jas. E

Brittain, Alice A

Brookfield,CarolineF Brosnan, Eugene, jr. . Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence Brown, J.M.Edmunds

Brown, Marietta S .

.

Browne, John D

Browne, Kate I BrufFy, G.T

Brum'elkamp, J. A .

.

Brj'an, John A

Bryan, S

Bryarly, Susan F . .

.

Buckingham, Clinton O

Buddington, Anna E

Bullock, W. P

Burch, L,illian Burges, Almyra A .

.

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine . .

.

Burke. Maggie

Burke, Mamie H . . .

.

Burke, Mary A

Burlingame, Wm . .

.

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussey, Albert J

Butler, Missouri G .

.

Byrne, Mary E

Callaghan, William

.

Callahan, J. J Callahan, John J

. .

.

Callan, Teresa M . .

.

Calvo, Mary E

Campbell, Thos. A..

Carev. H. J Carleton, R. P

Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Emma J Carrigan, Annie

Carrington, S. A

Carter, De Witt

Carter, Edward L,. .

.

Carter, Fannie D . .

.

Carter, Georgia I Carter, I.ily Casper, E

Hours

employed

88

809687^

96

96

93^

48

8896

96

96

56

9695^

96

96

Amount earned Time

work.

$22. 00

20. 00

21. 12

38. 40

35-00

33-60

17. 28

60. 00

39- 48 22.56

22. 00 38-40

38. 40

24. 00

48. 00

28. 80 36.40

24. 00

45-12

"28." 80

13-44 24.00

26. 88 33-60

33-60

45-12

24. 00

45- 12

24. 00

45- 12

53- 76

38.40

44.88

24. 00 38-40

24. 00

24. 00

48. 00 26.88

Piece- work.

$25. 90

23-49

23. 26 23-32 21.83

23- 83 23-83

33- 26

32-80

23.00

14- 32

6. 00

20.63 21.36 20.49

38. 69

[7-83

6. 00

13-83 23-83

2i.'83

31.04 21.83

19-85

21.83

23-83

22. 00 40.72

19- 83 21.83

30.04

13-83 25-49

Name.

Cawood, Blanche

Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie Chapman, Geo. T

Charle.s, E- G

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chase, Robert H

Chedal, May B

Christian, Rufus L. . . Christian, Wallace B.

Christie, Harry R

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, Nellie Clark, Stephen

Clarke, John

Clarkson, M

Clay, Bessie E

Clements, Ella F

Clements, Hugh H .

.

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cochnower, F. C

Coder, M. G

Cole, Ira E

Cole, M. M

Cole, Samuel

Coleman, Benj Coleman, Laura

Collins, J Collins, J. B

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colne, C. C

Colvin, G. S

Colwell, Fred M

Connelly, James H . . Connelly, Mary

Conner, Irene

Connolly, K. Grace . Conway, Thos

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie Cooney, Clara V

Copper, Saml. R

Corbin, M

Corridon, Joanna. . .

.

Corwin, Thos. J Cosden, Mary E

Coster, S. K

Costigan, Lawrence . Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, J ohn

Cox, F. B

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Craft, Ma'x

Craig, Amanda

Crellin, M. A

Crider, Laura

Crollard, Lizzie

Cross, Annie E

Cross, Clifford E

Cross, Edna B

Crowley, Patrick Croxton, Ida I Crump, Harriet B

Cullen, A. W

Cummings, Lizzie . . . Cuney, Chas. S Cuney, N. W

Hours

employed

88

104

79^

96

969662^

9696

96

67^

249696

Amount earned.

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {iSg8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year endedJiuie

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Cunningham, John A

Curley, Peter

Cnrra'n, Fannie E - . . . Curtis, Kate

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dale. O. S

Dalkin, Isabella Daly, W. F

Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E.

Davis, Elizabeth Deane, Walter P

Deavers, "Wm. H

Decker, Kate ......... Defrees,A.S Dement, Lena De Moll, :Maggie Dennis, Charles

Dent, Jos. H

Desmond, John F

Dice, John

Dick, Frances M

Dickinson, Fannie. .

Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillon, Elizabeth

Dillon. Thos

Dodd, Permelia L

Dodge, G. C

Doherty, ]Mary Dolan, Annie'E

Donahue, Mary A. . .

Doocy, J.W

Doolej-, Rose E

Dorsey, Frank Doughert}', Jno. F . . . Dougherty, Marv- E. .

Dougherty, Nellie M

Dove, Mary F 1 Dowden, Kate ! Dowell, Clara E 1 Dowling, jr. E I Downie, Eizzie Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Duffev, Ella B i Duffy, Kate E I Dumont, Julia \ Dunham, TiUie i Dunlap, John T I Dunning, H

Dunnington, Lucj- P. Dutrow, A

FZarnest, A. T \ Eckels P.J Eddv, Orrin

Edie, M.A I Edmonds, Sarah Edmondson, H. A. . . . Eggleston, :m. E .... F.ichelberger, Geo. F

Ellingsen, N. E

Elliott, Alex

Elliott, Elizabeth E . Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis. Mabel

Ellis, Perrv

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie. . English, S. G

Enoch, Ella H

Hours emploj^ed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

9686^

84^

96

88

77

1052296

96

96

94^

48

96

108

96

88

$48.72

38.40

24. 00 23.04

28.80

24.00

21.62

20. 16 48.00

24.00

25-35 23.66

33- 60

24. 00

38.40

33- 60

45. 12

17. 28

23. 12 21.50 6.84

38.40

22. 00

19- 65 27-47

5 28 23.04

38--

48. 00

38.40

23. 62

12. 00 38.40

33- 60

38.40

69. 00

Piece- work.

$26.36 33-86

23-83

29. 12 17-83 32.34

31-53

23-49

6. 00 34-17

23-32 41.72

23.83

23-83

34- 88

31-99

32. 80 30.04

23.83 31.88

23.83 23-49

23-32 33.26

33-26

25- 15

26.93 21.05

27. 55

23.71 21.83

19.83 33-26

17- 83 23-83

Enright, Johanna .

Erdman, Geo. F . . .

Erner, Fannie A

Eskew, H. M

Espc}-, Jessie B

Espev, Eouis

Etchison, E. E

Evans, Geo. M

Evans, Y. M

Everhart, Jennie . .

Fagan, Cora B

Falbush, Marv K . .

Farrell, E. G .' Feast, John

Featherston, M . . .

Feenev, J. E

Feltham, Emily O . . Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton, J. J Fenwick, Lottie L . - Ferguson, H. H

Ferguson, John F .

Femevhough,Geo. N

Field, Sadie

Fisher, Amanda E - -

Fisher, Amelia ...... Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Minnie E

Fitzgerald, Mary

Fitzsimoiis, E. W . . .

Flanagan, R. C

gleming, M

Flynn, Mamie

Ford, ISIary C

Foster, Edith D

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A. .

Foy, T. J Frayser, Mary E . - - - Frazier, Mary E

Frink, Emma A

Frost, Isla.ry E

Fugitt, Harriet A . .

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, A. G

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, J. H. . .

Furrow, -\nnie M. . . . Gaeng, Wm. S

Gaine3-, Agnes C

Gallagher Mary

Gardiner, Lydia M .

Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie. . .

George, James A . . . . Gerber, Theodore . .

Getchell, E. P

Geyer, E. F

Gibson, Hopkins .... Gilbert, H. A

Giles, Harry E

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, David

Ginesi, Marie

Gir\nn, Isabella

Gisriel, L

Goddard, Leora Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Gompers, S. J Gonder, Sue F

Goodhue. George B.

Goodman, Cassie A .

Gorham, Mary E

Gorman, Mamie L-- -

Hours

employed.

9554 56

96

9640

1693^

56

96^

95 5^ 88

96

96""

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$6.84

36. 00

45-30

33-60

38.40

38.20

14.00 28.80 35.60

38.40 9.60

6.40 32.72

14. 00

24. 00

24. 00

33-25

12. 00

24. 87

23.04 24.00 24.00

27. 60 38.40

24. 00

50. 88 9.60

44. 00

6. 00

23-04

39.80

22. 00

43. 20

,40

* Days.
332 REPORT OF THK PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

30, i8gg, etc. —Continued,

Name.

Goss, M

Grabill, C. E

Graeves, Edith S

Graf, Chas. J Graham, A. W

Graham, Harr}' C. . .

.

Graham, Madge W . . Grant, I^izzie Grant, Nellie R

Grasse, Mari-e L, Graves, J. S

Gray, Edna

Gray, Elias Gray, Harry C

Green, A. R

Green, Annie

Green, Perry

Green, Rose A

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattiel, Grimes, I^aura Grimsley, I^orena . .

.

Griswold, M. J Haar, Rosa M

Hackman, B. F

Hage, Anna

Hain, Elizabeth

Halliday, Belle Halloran, Deborah . . Hancock, Elizabeth M

Hanes, Theodore . . . . Haradon, Fannie A. . Harden, Wm. E

Harding, E. H

Harding, Margaret . Hardwicke, E. E

Hardy, EUa C

Harford, R. B

Harkness, Jas. C

Harper, E. J Harper, M. A

Harris, David

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, W. H

Harryman, Wm. H .

.

Hart,Wm. J Hartvirell, Chas

Harvey, Marj^ E

Hasbrouck, Harry . . . Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G

Havenner, Geo. C. . . . Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie L

Hawken, Agnes M . .

.

Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Hayes, Fmley S Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mary

Hayne, J. T

Haynes, Lavinia F. . . Haywood, Jennie F. Hazle, Edgar F. G . .

.

Heck, Wm. C

Heffernan, Thomas.

Heffner, Clara S

Heiston, T. B . Hellings, Hattie R. . . Henderson, Reagan . Hendrix, Ellen Hennen, W. S

Herbert, Florence L,. Herndon, Jno. G

Herzog, Emma

Heslet, James H

Hours employed.

96

72 '95^

96

8890^

^¥2

8879^

100%

7264

9596

96

96 104^

96

92

96

85^

Amount earned. Time

work.

$38. 40

36. 80

38. 16 28.80

24.64

17. 28 23.87

35- 20

28. 50

24. 00

16. 50

21. 72

9-75

22. GO

21.37

15.00 24.00

33- 80

22. 00

19.87

38.40

24.00

26. 88 26.88

40. 00

25. 12

18. 00

16. 00 44-65

38.40

38.40

25 47

22. 40

25. 12

24.00 55-30

24. 00

23.04

23. 00

24. 00 38.40

25-60

38. 40

37-41

24 00

6. 84 38.40

35- 60

38.00

Piece- work.

$23. 83

21. 12

23- 52

18.83

30. 50

18.83

19-83 24-52

11.64

15- 83

20. 83

33- 26

22. 83

23-83

19.67 21.83

23.66

23-32

i2'83

21.83

33 26

21.83

16.' 88

19-83

Hess, S

Hester, John C

Hewston, Mary E- E- Hickey, Annie

Hickey, J. F

Hickman, E- Iv Higgins, B. F

Hill, J.E

Hill, I^orenzo

Hillebrant, Amy E • Hinsley, Lottie B

Hitchcox, J Hoey, Jennie G

Holl,E.A

Hollinger, Clara B..

.

Hoover, Alice S

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Louise Horkan, Geo A

Horn. Haddie Z Howard, George I, • Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Mary F

Hunt, Margaret

Hurdle, Chas. W . . .

.

Hurley, Blanche . . . Hurworth, Thomas E

Hussey, Annie Hyams, Mord

Jackson, M. Q

Jackson, Mildred E.L

Jackson, Pauline . . . . Jaeger, August H. .

.

Jama, Theresa L, - . - • Jenkins, Ada

Jerdone, Clara P

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie . . .

.

Johnson, Wm. H . . . . Johnston, Frank M. . Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. G

Jones, Catherine E

Jones, G. E.. Jones, J. B

Jones, Jno. W

Jones, Lydia E

Jones, M. F

Jones, Mary E. A . . . . Jordan, Richard E- - Jordan, Sabina

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, F. A

JuUien, Louis Kankey, Virginia ... Karnes. J.E

Keating, Annie

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G . . . Kee, Ella Keebler, Michael . . . . Keefe, T

Keefer, Nida

Kelley, B. E

Kelly, John J Kelly, Katie

Kelly, W.B

Kernan, James

Kerney, Rosa B

Kerr, S. H

Kersey, Virginia ... Kervin,W. H

Kesterson, James E- • Killigan, Josephine A

King, M. R

Hours

employed.

96 $24. 00

92 22.08

loii^ 25-37 96 45-12

47 11-75 92 23.00 96'

24. 00

96 24. 00

96

96

96

10495V2 96

96

Amoutit earned. Time Piece- work, work.

22. 00

23.04

24. 00

20. 00

21. 12

53-76

23.04

24. GO

24. GO

28. go

43 20

23.04

24. GO

32- 50

33- 42

24. GO

36. GO

24. GO

28. 80

24 00

26 10 23-50 53-76

48. GO

23,00

22. 00

26. 18

55- 05

45- T2 23,00

28. 16

30. 24

24. 00

28. 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 333

No. 37.

Statement showing the immber ofpersons employed in pinnting the Annual

RepoH {i8g8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, iSpp, etc. —Continued,

Name.

Kin^, Mattie B

Kinslev, J. M.D

Kirbv, Charles J . . . - Kirk, R.H

Koester, Matilda F. .

Kohler, Celia Lackev, Ella C

Lalor, Martha E

I^ambert, Nannie . . .

Lambson, B

Lane, Emma T

Lange, E. A

I^angley, Robt. C La Porte, Virginia E

Laporte. W. :M

Larr^-, Carrie J Lashhorn, :M. A

Lattin, I^IarN- E. ...... . Eauxman, Florence D

Eauxman, H. M

Lawrence, Emma. . .

LawN-er, Anna T

Leapley, J. X

Leavv. Jennie Le Bnffe, A. F

Lee, INIartha Lee, Owen

Lehmann, Bernard . . Le Merle, Arthur M . Lemon, J. H

Lenman, M. E . . .'. . .

Leonard, David

Lewellvn, Luzetta. .

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, Rachel E

Levden, John E

Lieutaud, H. C

Lillie, :\r. G

Lindsay, -Slar^- Linhar't, May

Linquist, John

Little, John

Lloyd, J. W

Logan, J. O'X

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Lowry, Robert

Luckett, Lncinda .... Lncv, Cornelius J. .

Lnsby, C

Lusby, Ida C

Lyddane, Jennie Lyddane, vSarah C . .

Lynch, Jas

L^'nch, Jennie Lynch, Nora

McAulifTe, P. J

i\IcCabe, Hattie McCampbell, N. L . . . McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John J McCathran, Donald . McCaule^-, Emma D.

McClelland, Rose. McComb, John McConahay, vStellaB. McCormick, Mary . . . IMcCormick, Mary E- McCullum, Ella

jSIcDermott, Emma. . McDevitt, :M. Teresa. McDonald, Annie E . McDonough, S. F

McFadden, Alice R . . McFarland, J. W

Hours

employed.

80

24

96

06

96

2496

96

9695%

96

96

72

3478%

86%

88

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$24. 00

22.56

24. 00

24. 12

6.84

44. 88

18.00

45-

24. CO

24. 00

6. CO

23.04

33- 60

38.40

30.60

23.87

45-

45. 12 16.00

30. 24

18. 00

13.60

19.62

53-76

50. 25

17.62

21. 62

34-40

30. 72 50-25 35-20

24.64

39-04

32. 00

I30. 28

19-83 37-47

27.48

19-51 21.83

16.84 23-83

23- 83

•21.83

24- 31 19-83

31. 12 31.96

19- 83 30.50

23-41

32.80

21.83 23-49

13- »3 23-49 38.69

23.66

31- 12 4-40

25-83 43-70

17-83 25.83

19-83 13-44 25-49

10. 00 30.04

32-34

19. 41 19-83 23-15

Name.

McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGivern, Marian . . . McGloin, Felix McGowan, Minnie F

Mclntyre, Bell J McKaig, Rose McKee, George

McKeniia, James

McKevitt, Annie . . .-. , McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McKinnon, J. L

McKnew, N. L

McLaughlin, Deline., McLaughlin, J. M

McLeod, Mamie A. . , McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Mary ... McMahon, Stasia McMonigal, Harry. . , McNamara, Bridget. . McNamara, Jennie . , McNamara, Mary. . . , McNerhany, Ida . . . . , McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

McPher.son, J. A

McPherson, Maud . . . McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Maccubbin, A. E

Mackay, G. D

MacMurray, C. J. . .

Macnichol, Sallie . . . . Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas E . .

Mahonej-, Julia Main, L. C

Maley, Margaret

Malin, Ira B

Mangold, Martin . . . . Manning, Jennie E- • Markey, Patrick H . . Markham, M

Marsh, Clara C

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, Libbie. . .

Marshel, Dora B. . . . Martin, Annie M . . . . Martin, Minnie E. . . • Martin, Thomas

Marj'e, A. M

Ma.ssey, Victoria P . . Mast, Simon P

Mauck, Frank S

Mauger, Sallie J Maus, C

Maxwell, John W. . . . Maxwell, Julia M .

Mayer, Louise J Means, Lizzie Meehan, Annie

Mellen, Mamie E . . Mendel, Val

Meredith, Annie W. . Metheny, Belle Metzler, Martha A. . , Meyers, Ellen S

Michael, Theo

Middleton, Ella

Miller, David A

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie , Miller, Robert H

Hours

employed.

96

96

96

96

96

104

10495%

Amount earned. Time

work.

$6. 00

24. 00

48.00

24.40

24. 00

24. 00

35- »4

27. 20

36.00

23.04

6. 84

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

33-60

38.40

48 00

50. 88

31.00

24. 00

20. 00

24. 00

48.00

25 12

10. 00

33- 20

23-04

23-04

39 00

23.04 28.80

27. 12

26. 00

23.87
334 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37.Statement shoiving the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g8) of the Secretary of Agriculture dufing the fiscal year ended June

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Hours

employed.

Miller, vS. M

MilLs, E;. C

Mills, Howard V

Milton, G. Mims, E. A

Miner, John

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Mattie M .

.

Mitchell, Thos. A

Moakler, Charlotte .

.

Mockbee, I^izzie V. .

.

Montgomery, Denny

Montgomery, R. M. C

Montrose, Olive M. . .

j Mooney, Alice j Moore, Cecelia A j Moore, Chas. A... | Mooty, M. M

Moran, C. A

Moran, David H . .

.

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Morecock, Virginia Moreno, Amelia . .

.

Morgan, Jesse W .

.

Morgan, Miriam E.

Mox-gan, T. Frank . Morison, Lindsey .

.

Morris, I,. T

Morris, Will A

Morrison, Claude .

.

Morrison, G. W

Morrison, John H.

.

Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G

Moulden, Jarvis B.

.

Mouse, Thomas .... Moxley, Edah C

Moylan, Thos. J Mueller, Flora H..

.

Mulcahy, JosephineJ. Mulligan, J. Edward . Mulquin, Mary A

Muntz, Margaret Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Murto, Edmund F

Murto, R. Benj

Mutchler, W. Floyd. . Myers, John

Myers, Robert

Neal, Thos. P

Nebb, Barbara

Neely, D. R. P

Nelson, W. H

Neumeyer, May E

"

. . Newell, Henry S

Nichols, Effie B

Nichols, Geo. W

Nolan, Emma J Nolen, John F

Norris, M. F

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Bryon, Minnie .... O'Connell, Bridget .

.

O'Connor, Annie E- O'Day, Delia 1^ O'Donnell, S. P

O'Gorman, Catherine

O'Keefe, Katie C . .. . O'l^eary, Dennis J. .

.

O'l^eary, M

96

92

9696

96

96

96

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

10824

96

10456

* 12 96

96

96

$21.50

22. 56

24. 00

30. 72

24. 00

30. 80 38.40

22. 08

48. 00

23.04

24. 00

24. 00

38.25

38.75

48. 00

38.- 38.40

30. 80 38.40

18.00 23.00

48. 00

24. 00 32.80

26.88

19.04 43.20

23.04

45. 12 23.04

5.76

23.04 22.56

45. r2

35. 20

27. 75

6. 00 35.20

28.80

24. 00

24. 00

39. 00

13.44

60. 00

26. 88

24. 00

45- 12

69. 00

Piece- work.

19.83

23.83 23.83 25.37

14.72

32. 80

30. 20

19.83

33.26

19.83

21.83 43-70

42.09

23.83

31.96

23.83

22. 83 19.83

28. 47 39-30

21.83

O'Neill, W. J O'Rourke, Mary

Ellen

Orr, Rebecca Owens, Mary

Page, Geo. N

Painter, Katie W

Palmer, Thomas S. .

.

Pardee, E. K

Parham, Elizabeth A. Parker, Edward J . .

.

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parsons, C. D

Payne, Chas. G

Payne, James A

Peace, M. M

Pealer, P. P

Pearson, James W.

.

Pearson, Nellie H . Pelham, H. B

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Laura V. .

.

Perry, Pattie B

Pester, M.A. . . Pettiford, Elmer

Pfleging, Clara A . .

.

Phelps, Silas S

Phipps, I^ura

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierce, I^aura

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

PiT>es, J. M

Pitts, Allie Bassett .

.

Plant, Hannah

Plumb, F. W.C

Plumer, Josephine.

.

Pocock, Nellie E

Pollock, Julia C

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Porter, Nena M

Ports, Annie

Powell, J.W

Poynton, Sarah S. .

.

Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D.M

Prescott, W. M

Preston, Geo. T

Proctor, D

Providley, Ray

Pruitt, Ella M

Pumphrey, Bettie. .

.

Purcell, M

Purvis, John R

Pyne, D. B

Quill, Nellie C

Quinlan, Mary J . . . .

,

Quintin, I^illie Radigan, Sarah E . • Radouski, Simon

Randall, A. I, Randall, Emma

Randolph, Russell . .

,

Ranke, Ida Rathvon, R. H

Ray, Daniel C

Ray, J. R

Ray, Theo. C

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Hours

employed.

96

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

95^

96

9699^

$45-12

38.06

24.00

24. 00

23.04

24. 00

22.56

45- 12

48. 00

24. 00

28.00

24. 00

67. 20

24. 00

24. 00

2b. 74

22. 00

38.40

35. «4

22.00

48. 00

46. 50

9. 60

48. 00

24. 00

23- 75

23. 00 38.25

22. 08 23.04 38.40 38.40

23.04 23.04

23. 12

24. 00 38.40

28.00

24.00

24. 87 45.12 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 335

No. 37.

Statement shozuing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

RepoH {i8p8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended fune

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Hours

employed.

96

82

10496

Reed, Lewis 96 Reid, Agnes H

Reily, Cora

Reinburg, Wm. A. . . . 96 Revells, Addie J

.

Reynolds, A.W 96 Reynolds, Harry A . . 933^ Richards, Marv' J . .

Richards, Sarah M. . .

i Richardson, Chas. M.

j 104^

Richardson, R. A .... 1 Ricketts, Eliza E ! Rider, Emma vS . .

Ritchie, E. J Roach, J. T 96 Robb, John H 96 Roberts, D. J Roberts, F.C 96 Roberts, Milton I, . . . 64 Robinson, M. D . .

Robinson, Sarah E . . 88 Robinson, vSarah E

Robison, Sidney 96 Roche, Anna E 96 Rodgers, J.W 96 Rodgers, Roselia .

Rogers, A

Rogers, James B .

Rose, J. F

Ross, Henrjr C . . .

Ros.s John

Ross, M. A

Rosser, Amj- INI . .

Rountree, W. J 96 Rous, Mary

Rout, I^ula Rowzee, Milt E 96 Rowzee, W. A... . Ruby, Lucy V

Runyon, Harr>' S . . . . 96 Rupp, IvUcy

Russell, Annie. . .

Russell, Charles 96

Ru.ssell, Emma E. . . . 96 Rvan, M. A

Sakers, John T 89 Salkeld, Mar\- E.-..

Salt, Joseph

Sampsell, H. G

Sangston, Mary C. . Sardo, A. E., jr ...... . 96 Sarr, G. W 96

Satterfieid, S. T 112 Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude,

Sauter, Grace E

Savov, Georgeaua V 96 Schafer, E. J Schaffhausen, John H

Scheerer, Annie M . . . Schermerhorn, Catherine 96 Schmidt, Mary E

Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Christ. F. 96

Scott, James 72 Scott, K. E

Seebold, H.W

Sefton, Fred C 24 Segenson, J.E

Serrin, Rosanna E

Seymour, Wm. S 96 Shaen, Michael 96 Shafer, John

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$24. GO

38.40

23-37

58.62

24. 00 48.00

69. 00

43. 20 32.00

24. 00 23.04

38. 40

38.40

20.62

26. 00

38.40

24.00

38.40

38.40

23.04

23.00

24. 00

50. 88

24. 00

23.04

9. 60

23.04

38.40

36. 00

9. 60

48. 00

22. 00

$31. 12 31-96

•83

,33- 26 22.47 23-83

18.5.5 19-83 23.83

23-83

31. 12

12.39

23.66

30.84

32. 26

19. 00

27. 28 13-83

29. 12 21.58

23-83

23-32

23-" 83'

23-83

21.83

19.83

19-83

31. 12

17.!

23.83 21.83

26. 21

23- 15

Shannon, James F. .

Shaw, O

Shea, M. J Shelton, Chas. R

Sherard, W. T

Sheridan, Jas. H

Shine, Edward J

Shirley, Ida V. H ...

Shomo, T. W

Shortsleeves, Annie . Shroff, Anna E

Shubburd, P. Kate . . . Sibley, J Sidener, C. F

Sikken, E. A

Sill,W. S

Siramond,s, Nellie . . . Simmons, W. J vSimpson, Alice M

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Eouisa

Singleton, CM

Singleton, Otis J Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, Bernardin

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Eugene F . . . . Smith, John J Smith, Kate E

Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Marj' Smith, Nellie Smith, W. A

Smoot, Kate V

Snowden, Wm

Snyder, D.J

Somers, Eizzie M. . . . Soules, E. C

Spalding, M. T

Spark.s, Rebecca

Speaks, M. J Speier, Henriette . . .

Speisser, M. E

Spencer, J. C

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M. .

Spriggs, Thomas

Sprightly, P. S

Spurrier, Wm. A

Staffan, George

Stanley, Gertrude M.

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A. .

vStelle, Joseph G .. ..

Stevens, Jane

Stevens, S. W

Stewart, Georgie E • • Stewart, Maud E

Stoops, J. B

Story, Andre V. H . .

Stout, C. H

Stratton, E. C

Stromberger, H. H. .

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Bessie M

Study, Charles W....

Sullivan, Cornelius. . Sullivan, Harry A . .

Hours

employed.

92^

9696

7296

72

728848

8478^

96

4896

96

1287^

96

104

56

96

76 10496

96

96

86

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$46.25

43. 20

45. 12

28. 80 38.40

38- 25 36-48

21. 12 22.56

32.26 33.60

38.40

69. 00

21. 00

19.62 38.40

22.56 45.12

35.80

32. 80 37.20

23.04

38.40

60. 00

35.00

38.40

29. 12 24.64

26.88

40. 48

14. GO

48. 00

38. GO

26. 00

23.04

38.40 33-60

23.04 33-60

20. 00

38.40

34.40

23.04 38.40

13-00 35-20

• Days.
336 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 37. —Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual

Report {i8g8) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June

JO, i8gg, etc. —Continued.

Sullivan, Rosa

Svitton, James H

Swain, Knima

Sweeney, Emma . .

.

vSweeney, W. H

vSweet, Bessie O

Swett, Ella A

Szegedy, E. G

Taff, Andrew

Taff, John A

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Tappan, Hiram R. . . . Tarbox, F. Taylor, E. P

Taylor, W. M

Terry, C. B

Terry, Hattie J Terry, Oliver C

Thayer, George H. . . Thecker, Katie Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. F

Thomas, Mary

Thomas, Richard Thompson, A. H . . . . Thompson, Ella B . .

.

Thompson, Emma Iv

.

Thompson, Julia A . . Thompson, May M . . Thompson , Zacharia h Thornton, Florence Throckmorton, M. I Tilghman, A. 1^ Tilly, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tolson, H. N

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A . . , Tooly, I,. B

Townsend, Geo. E • Trapp, M. P

Trudeau, E. E

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Eizzie Tune, E. A

Tuunicliff, John S . .

.

Turberville, G. R. E • • Turkenton, Mary . . . . Turley, Gretta

Tuttle, Geo. A

Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie Upperman, Emma B'. Van Arsdale, Ida Vance, Alice R

Van Matre, Kate

Viles, Voler V

Wade, M

Waldo, Eydia H

Walkei-, Jos. E

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Hours

employed.

96

95

10096

1049587

95^ 8496

2348

80

96

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

%Y2

9224

96

86

96

$25. 12

22. 80 25.00

48. 00

23.04 38.40

26. 88

36.80

28.80

26. 00

28.50

21-75

23.87

21. 00 23.04

5- 75 22.56

19. 20

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

23.04 23.00

28. 00 23.04

24. 00

12. 60

24. 00

29. 12

24. 00

38. 40 23.00

6. 00 33-60

15-36

9. 60

21.37 22.08 5-76

38. 40

25.80

Piece- work.

$4. 11

23-83 43-70

39-89 43-70

28.66

23.66

23-83

20. 66 30.04

19-83 21.83

21.83

29.31 40.72

13.69

19- 83

19-83

21.83

33- 26

33-72

21.83

17-83

18.83 23-49 23-49 41.72

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, MaryE

Walter, W. E

Walters, Annie

Walters, D. R

Ward, E- M

Ward, Eillie Warren, F. E

Warren, Sarah J Washburn, Edith

Waters, Annie

Waters, Eva E

Waters, Thomas B . .

.

Watson, H.C

Watson, Samuel W. . . Watts, M. Rosella . . . . Watts, Nat. G

Watts, Walter Waugh, John S Weber, M. K

Weber, Wm. H

Webster, G

Webster, O. S

Welch, Alice Wells, E

Welsh, Norris West, A. A

Wetzel. Emil P

Whaley, Maggie

Whall, Edward G

White, B

White, B. C

White, Frank

White, Maud V

Whitmore, W. S

Whitzell, Hattie Wickham, W. S Widdicombe, Cornelia Wilcox, Eewis H

Wilkinson, Harry. .

.

Williams, Arthur J .

.

Williams, Birdie

William.s, H. T

Williams, Joseph T. Williams, Eucy E • - Williams, T. H

William.son, Eizzie C

Wilson, J Wilson, Mary E

Wilson, Nelie

Wilson, Thomas

Wilton, W. C

Wimsatt, Harrie R .

.

Winkelman, F. J. . .

.

Withers, Gertrude V

Wood, A. E

Wood, Alice G

Wood, P

Woodell, E. H

Woodend, Emma F

.

V/renn, Eillian Wright, Harrie M. .. Wright, John

Wright, Mary E

Wright, Walter Z . . .

.

Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Youngblood, Jennie W

Hours

employed.

88

95

96

63^/^ 96

11296

968896

59^

94^

9696

Amount earned.

96

9662^

96

96

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 337

No. 38.

Statemc7it showing number ofpersons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8gg, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Adams, A. S Adams, Annie C Adams, Carrie Adams, Wm. R

Adams, Wm. S

Adie, Alice

Allen, Henry M

Amazeen, Chas. B. . .

Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Kdna S . . . Anderson, Ollie Anderson, R. T

Andrew, K. H

Andrews, A. E. I Andrews, L. L

Andrews, INI. 1^ Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, Mary. . . . Arnold, George J

. . . . Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Ashion, H. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Ayre, Florence O . . . . Ayres, Annie

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Baker, F;milv M

Bailev, Ida M

Bailev, S

Bailey, Wm. H

Baldnecker, Theo. E.

Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J . .

Bardwell, Minnie W . Barnes, Clair C

Barnes, Geo. O

Barnes, I^aiira 'L, Barnholt, Wm. H .

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R . .

Barrett, Robert D

Barron. William W .

Barry, J Barton, David L, Batson, Martin K

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, Frank A

Beadle, Stephen A. .

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beatty, R.I, Becker, Ernest Beckwith, Daniel. . . . Beckwith, Nettie Beddow, Wm . C

Belair, Felix J Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, Abra

Bender, C. M

Benjamin, W. T

Bentzler, Jno. 'L, Bergman, Mary A . . Bernhard, Talitha . . . Beyler, Edward

Bier, Robt. I, Bierley, William

Biggart, C

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Binkert, Damon A., jr Birming^ham, Jos. J

.

Hours

employed.

16 308^

483^

96

473

16

472

24

96

1327296

186

167

108 280

144

7224

11296

192

40

192 480 600^ 95%

104 191^% 496

143 192

Amount earned. Time

work.

$74.40

59-52

6. 40

123.40

193. 40

48. 00

189. 40

6.40

61.44

37.00

188. 80 5.76

41.:

25.00

TI2 46 08 284"

" 142. 00 15.20 96 38.40

288 144. 00

24. 00 55-68

28. 80 38.40 46.50

75- 15 38.20

37. 00

44. 16

112. 00 61.44

18. 00

12. 00

26.88 38.40

76. 80

16. 00 57.60

192. 00

257- 64 38.20

26. 07 45-96

198. 40

60. 96

96. 00

Piece- work.

S. Doc. II1,108. 00

29.^0

41. 12

67.44

72. 00

52. 92 55-84

59-87

70. 00 55-68

69. 12 23-50

to5. 66

70. 05 69-33

56. 59

loi. 08

102. 15

.62. 19 27.66

106. 97

"29-' 87

38. 27 53-61 57-25

22.36

58. 22

57- 27 38.15

Bishop, Ida V

Bishop, John K

Bishop, Varden

Blackistone, Frances P

Blake, W. W

Blanchard, vSusie E . . Blosser, Ross J Boag, J. O

Bond, Marion M

Boo, I^ouis E

Boone, Mary E

Boone, N. F

Booth, Wm. FX Boteler, Harry S

Bowie, A. J Bowie, M.E

Boyd, Alex

Bo3^d, Wm. J Boyle, Fanny

Brace, Minnie W

Bradford, J. I, Brady, Rosa Branchcomb, B. F. . . . Brandner, Veronia. .

Brannan, Mary A. . • • Braun, Paiiline S

Breslin, J Brick, Alice I, Brick, Emma E

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridger, J. D..

Brinkley, V. T

Brittain Alice A

Brookfield, Caroline F

Brosemer, Eouis Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence Brown, Marietta S . . . Browne, Jno. C

Browne, Kate I Browne, R. W

Bruffy, G. T

Brumelkamp, J. A . . . Bi-yan, S

Bryarly, Susan F

Buddington, Anna E.

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J Bunn, Sidney S

Burch, Eillian Burchard, Carrie V. .

Burges, E. C

Burgy, Marie

Burke, Anna G

Burke, Catharine

Burke, Geo. O

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mamie H . . . . . Burke, Michael

Burlingame, Wm . . . . Burnett, Chas. W

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns, Nellie C

Burr, Ada

Burrus, Anna

Buskuhl, Fred

Bute, Ella H

Butler, Missouri G . . . Byrne, Mary E

Byrne, P. J

Hours

employed.

288

144

14496

144

194

24 23697%

96

192 288

19296

208

96

192

527

96

651

19296

191%

192 187%

264

28254 576

96

9696 455%

384

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

* Days.

$144. 00 61.44

60. 35 61.44

38.40

67. 84

46. 63 7-50

24. 00

121.84

39- 48

24. 00

48. 00

69. 12

48. 00 33.60

49.92

38.40

48. 00

210. 80

24. 00

266. 48

76. 80 38.40

42. 24

22. 40

103. 84

45.96

46.08 45.00

66. 00 67.80

144. 00 33.60

44. 00 33-60

182. 20 153.60

32. 00

69. 00

$31.78

67. 90

70. 00

63. 14

47. 9» 44.40

54-36

103.34

33-73

70. 00 56.78 50.52

48. 10

55- 17

29. 87

30. 00

67. 68 71.83 68.50

42.91 53-76

33-59 93-38

28.68

I. 71

51-41

46.74

56.49

144. 00

57- 25

61. 69 61.58

-22
338 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 38.

Statement shozuiui:; niiuibcr of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports dnrino- t/wfseal year endedJune jo, iSgg, etc. —Cont'd.

Byrnes, Thomas F. .

.

Callaghan, William. . Callahan, John J . . . . Callan, Teresa M . .. Calvo, Marj' E

Cammack, M

Campbell, Thos. A . . . Carney, Geo. A

Carpenter, Annie M.

.

Carpenter, Emma J. Carpenter, Lizzie . . . . Carr, Chas. C

Carr, Margaret C

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, Michael

Carter, Edward 1, ... Carter, Fannie D . . . . Carter, I^ily Carter, Wm. J Casey, William F

Casper, E

Cassidy, Chas. J Cavanaugh, James .

.

Cawood, Blanche . . . . Chandler, I^izzie Chandler, Nina Chapman, Annie . . . . Charles, E.G

Chase, F

Chase, H.W

Chedal, May B

Childs, Samuel N . . . . Choate, John W

Christian, Robert W . Christie, Harry R

Clark. Blanche E

Clark, Nellie Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W . F

Cleary, James . Clements, Ella F

Clokey, Julia F

Cobb, Carrie B

Cochnower, F. C . . . . . Coder, M. G

Cohen, Meyer S

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole, M.M

Coleman, Benj Coleman, I^aura

Colklesser, A. A

Collins, J Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colvin, G. S Comber, Annie

Conger, Wra. H

Council, Michael F. . Connelly, James H . . Connelly, Mary

Conner, Abbie R

Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Conway, Thos

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Came

Cooley, R. T

Coolidge, Helen Q . . . Corbm, M

Corndon, Joanna . . . . Cosden, Mary E

Costigan, Lawrence

Coughlan, Alice M.

.

Cox, F. B

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Mary E

Hours

employed.

144

T87

162

556

214

625

2S6

154 142^ 593%

2215^

Amount earned.

96 450

2855 q6

216

384

286

96

72

192 288

19296 479^

95

128

168

287:^

192

Time Piece- work, work.

$61.44

46. 75

90. 89

38.40

38.40

40.32 43.80

173-75 51-36

205- 37

143. 00

38. 57

60. 84

241.88

90. 00

53- 16

24. 00

180. GO

114. 20 38.40

128.25

[53- 60 71-50

55-68

143. 00

60. 96 32.00

69. 12

28.80

13-50

48. 00

115. 20

48. 00 33-60

67. 92

191. 80 38.20

32. 00

40. 32

72. 00

81.32 46.08

24. 00

96. 00

l45- 13 66.74

98. 19

43-49

6. 00

67- 83

108. 00 54-33 93-58

49-71

69.81 53-24

31. II

70. 00 45.00

69.81 57-09

81. 00 55-24

126. 76

52.98

"67-' 83'

106. 83 43-64

29. 98

57.00 55-90

81.00

22. 76

69.81 31-84 71.86

Crai^, Amanda

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crider, Laura

Crist, Wiley

Crollard, Lizzie Croney, Amanda J

. . . Cross, Annie E

Cross, Edna B.

Cross, George A

Crowley, Patrick . . . . Crump, Harriet B. .

.

Crush, J. E

Cullen, A. W

Cummings, Lizzie . . . Cunningham, John A

Curran, Fannie E

Curtis, Kate

Curtis, Maggie

Dade, T. H

Dahl, Emma

Dalkin, Isabella Dame, May

Daniel, Nannie

DaiTSch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel. . Davis, E. D

Davis, Elizabeth

Davison, Joseph K. . . Day, J. P

Deane, Walter P

Deans, A.C

Decker, Kate De Moll, Maggie

Dick, Frances M

Dickinson, Fannie . . . Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Dillon, Annie

Dillon, Thos

Dishman, Wm

Dodd, Permelia L. . . . Doherty, John

Doherty, Mary

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mary A. .

.

Donegan, P. J Doocy, J, W

Dooley, Rose E

Doughertj', Jno. F. . . . Doughert}', Mary E • Dougherty, Nellie M.

Doughertv, William . Dove, Mary F

Dow, M. E

Dowden, Kate.- Dowell, Clara E

Dowling, H. C

Dowling, J. L

Downey, Mary A

Downie, Lizzie Doyle, Albert P. E

Dubant, Maud

Ducatel, B. W

Duffey, Ella B

Duffy, Kate Dumont, Julia Dunham,"Tillie Duulap, John T

Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, Lucy P. Durham, C

Dutrow, A

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwyer, Jno. L

Dwyer, Wm

Hours

emploj^ed.

18472

Amount earned.

282 544

194 288

180 2S6

190

2S8

192 2S8

21495^

144

190

96

71 218

216

96

192

32 12995 140

376

288

255
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 339

No. 38.

Statement shoi^ing miinber of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscalyear elided fune jo, i8gg, <?/r. — Cont'd.

East, A. L

Eckels, P. J Edelen, Clayton A

Edmonds, Sarah .

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Flora S

Eggleston, M. E

Elliott, Elizabeth E-

Elliott, Harr\' W

Ellis, Ettie s'

Ellis. Mabel

Ellis, Sallie J Ellsworth, C. Abbie . . Elwood, Cora M

English, S. G

Enoch, Ella H

Enright, Johanna . . . Erdiuan. Geo. F

Erner, Fannie A . - . . . Eskew, H. :M Espey, H. C

Espey. Louis

Esteflv, J. Irwin

Etchison, L. E

Everhart, Jennie .... Everman, John Y\' . . . Fagan, Cora B

Falbush. INIarv K . . . . Fallon, D. F

Farlev. Lizzie J

Farre'll. E. G

Farrell, John A

Fa\-e, Jacob

Feltham, EmiU- O . .

Fenton, Elsie F

Fenton, J. J Ferguson, \Vm. P . .

Ferren, IMvron J Field, Sadi'e Finch, George

Finnegan, James .... Fisher, Amanda E. .

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

' Fisher, Minnie E

Fitzgerald. INIar^- .... Fitzpatrick, Henrs- . .1 Fitzpatrick, J. B . Fitzpatrick. J. F i Fitz-Patrick, IMan.- H I Fitz Simons, A

Fitzsimons, E. W . .

Flaherty, Edward .

Flanagan, M. E

Fleming. IS! Flint, Thos., jr Flynn, ZSIamie Fogerty, James

Folev, Daniel J Ford" Marv- C

Foster, Ed'ith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick .

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, John H. A . . Fowler. :Mattie E . .

Frahm, HenrjFrancis, Henrv

Franz, C. F. L T Eraser, Frank

Frayser, ^^lary E

Frazier, ?vlary E - . .

Frederick. John PI . . . Fnnk, Emma A ... Frost, Marv E | Fugitt, Harriet A

Fuhrman, Edward . .\

96

2S6

192

14 192

10296

144

19280

3S6 360

1 Amount earned. Hours i ployed. work. work. ^^^T

88 $35- 20 96 24.00

96 38-40

214 "51-36

283^

23.04

48. 72

S27.03

32. 64

55- 25

47- 5S

122. 69

27- 15

29. 25 99.61

Hours

employed.

96.00

86. ID

r'5i'82'

I 1-^1.06

79. 89

102. 75

41. 6060

61.44 46.08

32.00

154.56

144. GO

46.74

79-49

47- 45

96 38.40

145 61.84 96 24. 00

96 41.60

192 48. 00

55-82

92-75

77.18

I4S 63- 36 224 89.60

267 106. 80

191 45-84

144 61.44 %

66.00

44.00

3SI 154. 64

250 106. 54

192 76.80

I 60. 48

! 29. 87

55- 22

; S4. 00

24. 13

2- 33

66. 24

6c. 59

199^ 80.44

288 122. 88 96 24.00 288 115. 20 400 162. 24 242 96.80

248 124. 00

106. 87

43- 69

108. 00 55-44

85.44

120. 94

47.83

55-95

"28; 83' 92.40

108. 00

Fuhrmann, Chas. J . . 56 Fuller, A. G 184 Funk, Adam F 290 Furbershaw, Geo. C. . 79 Furbershaw, J. H . . . . 214 Furrow, Annie IM. Fuss, Henr^- 96 Gaddis, Lefoy J 179 Gainev, Agnes C I Gallagher. A.J | 176 Gallagher, Mary \ Gallagher, W. E \ 2SS Garber, Joseph A ' 16S Garland, J. D i 68 Garrett, :\Iar\- E 705 Gates, Florence Gaughran, Annie 284 Gayle, Ida

GeK'ais, John B., jr . . 40 Gever, E. F 96 Gilbert, H. A 190 Gildav, Edward J

. . .| 355 Giles,'Harry E 96 Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, David 160 Gillin, Joseph T 374 Girvin, Isabella 287^

Gisriel, L 7 Glade, Henry 334/^ Glenn, Joseph F 220 Glover, Wm. M 2875^ Gompers. S. J 96 Gonder, Sue F , Goode, James E 288 Goodheart, Briscoe. . 200 Goodman, Cassie A

Goodspeed, Ales .... 96 Gordon, M. B 156 Gordon, S. D 96 Gorham, INIarv E

Goss, :m

'

. . .

Grabill, C. E

Graeves, Edith S. Graham, A. W 162^ Graham. INIadge W.

Grant, Nellie R j 120 Grasse, ?vlarie L

Graves, Benj, B. F. . . : 96

Graj-, Edna ; Green, Annie . . .

Green, Rose A 284 Greene, Emma 192 Grenacher. Charles 256 Griggs, W. L 96 Grimes, Edith Isl . Grimes. Hattie L . Grimes, Laura L - Grimsley, Lorena

Grinnan, R. L 2S8 Griswold, ^I. J 192 Haar, Rosa .... Hage, Anna ...... Ham, Elizabeth ..... 24 Halbleib, Louis E- .- 2S4 Halliday. Belle . .. Hammo'nd, Jno. E. . . 400 Hancock, Elizabeth . 24 Haradon, Fannie A. Hardenburgh, Mary

s 741 Hardestv, J. K 576 Harding, E. H 161^ Hardwicke, E. E . Hardv, Ella C

Hardy, Theo 174 Hardy, Theodore ^NI . 216 Harper, James E - . • • 64

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$28. 00

51-52

loi. 60

31.60

107. 00

38. 40

76. 36 61.60

42. GO

17. 00

176. 93 68.16

20. GO 38-40

100. 70

142. 00

38. 40

80. 00

149. 60

69. 00

1.68

13A. 00

90. 88

122.68

43- 20

83. 84

48. GO 66.56 38.40

86.33

"28.80 38.40

68. 16

48. 00

64. 00 38.40

122. 88

48. GO

6. 00

113.60

161. 28

6. 00

185. 76

259. 20 40.44

69. 60 86.40

25.60

I39- 00

103-45

73.91

45- 19

41.96

99.81

57.95

44.32

62.59

43- 19 58.22

142.37

58.52

33-33

21.09

22. 01

31-58

36-75

15.00

29. 68

100. 54

' Days.
340 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 38.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year endedJime 30, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Harper, Thos. W

Harrell, Wells C

Harris, David

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, M. Agnes . . . . Harris, Michael

Harris, N. P

Harris, W. H

Harrison, J. W

Hart, Belle Harvey, Mary E

Hai-\'ey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harry. .

.

Haskell, F. A

Haskell, James G. . .

.

Haslett, John W

Hatton, I Havens, F. B

Havens, J. O

Hawke, Nellie "L, ... . Hav^^ken, Agnes M .

.

Hawkins, Geo. A . . . . Hayes, Finley S Hayes, John W

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Mary

Hayes, Oliver Haynes, I,avinia F. .

.

Haywood, Jennie F. . Hazle, Edgar F. G . .

.

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . . Heffernan, Thomas.

.

Heftner, Clara S

Heinline, Lida C

Heizer, O. F

Hellings, Hattie R.. . Henderson, Reagan . Hendrix, Ellen Henning, Geo

Hepburn, Chas. F . .

.

Herbert, Florence ly Herndon, Jno. G

Herndon, P. E

Herzog, Emma

Hess S Hewston, Mary E. E.

Hickey, Annie

Higgins, B. F

Hill, J. E

Hill, Eorenzo

Hinsley, Eottie B . . . . Hitchcox, J Hoey, Jennie G

Hofmann, Ferdinand

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . . Holden, Eewis F

Holler, Rosa E

Hollinger, Clara B. .

.

Hooper, E. J Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, Eouise . . . . Honck, Henry T

Howard, George E . • Howard, Minnie E • • Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, G. H

Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Humes, Annie M . .

.

Hunt, Margaret

Hunter, Bertha

Hurdle, Chas. W

Hurley, Blanche

Hussey, Annie

Hutchinson, Amelia .

Hours

employed.

112 218

288" 167^

19296

96

14496

200 452

192

189 >^ 198^

192 214

28656

19296

288 28596

I OA

56

96

292

96

120

192 96'

1911 288

28396

166

1

612

254

374'/^ 40

120

216

192 234

Amount earned. Time

work.

$28. 67

123. 00

109. 30

27- 37

144. 00 41.87

76.80

23.04

156. 00 38,40

36. 00 38.40

57- 75 115.70

48. 00

47 37 99-25

48. 00 51.36

68.64

22. 40

48. 00

38. 40

115. 20 121.68

38. 40

24.96 10.50

10. 00

23.04 38.40

90. 24 38.40

73. 20

23.04

30. 00

48. 00

24. 00

47.87

115. 20 120.52 38.40 70.32

154.34

60. 96 86.40

149. 80

10. 00 28.80

46. 00 45.60

76. 60

1.92 51.84

107.52 56.16

Piece- work.

$86. 26 32.92

18.49

108. 00

64.77

91.74

22.36

44. 06

69.81

34. 13

67.52

56.82

108. 00

59.38

72. 00

70. GO

72. 00 45.00

68. 42

69.66

Name.

Irey, Chas. W

Irwin, James H. .

.

Jack.son, Celeste T

Jackson, Mildred E-E

Jack.son, Pauline Jama, Thei-esa E

Jenkins, Ada

Jerdone, Clara P

John.son, E. H

John.son, R. S Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Virgie Johnson, W. R . . Johnson, Wra. H . . . .

.

Johnston, W. E . . Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E • . Jones, Edward W., jr Jones, I^ydia E

Jones, M'. F

Jones, Mary E. A

Jordan, Eulvi D

Jordan, Richard E. • . Jordan, Sabina

Jullien, F. A

Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia . . . . Karnes, J. E

Keane, Katie Keane, Michael J . . . . Keating, Annie

Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius N

Kee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Keefer, Nida W

Kehoe, Mary B

Keicher, Marj^

Kelly, John J Kelly, Katie

Kelly, T.J

Kendall, R. W

Kennedy, Frank A . . Kerney, Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia

Killigan, Josephine A

King, Mattie B

King, RufusT

Kistler, John S

Knight, Jno. E

Knott, CM

Knowles, Wm. T

Koester, Matilda

Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel . . Koon, H. R

Koontz, Edward J

, .

.

Kummer, Geo

Kundahl, Charles. . . . Ealor, Martha E

Lamb.son, B

Landvoigt, Jno. A . . . Eane, Emma T

Langley, Robt. C

Ea Porte, Virginia E.

Earry, Carrie J Eashhorn, M. A

Eattin, Mary E

I^auxman, H. M

Eavisson, H. A

Eawrence, Emma . .

.

Eawyer, Anna T

Eayden, Eibbie

Eeapley, J.N

Ee Buffe, A. F

Ee Cain, W. H

Eee, Martha

Eeech, D. P

Hours

employed.

72875^

286 285^

16896

287

25992

216

166

70 286

288

252 384

371'/^ 264

192

19968 213^

135 287

96

96

160 186^

260

Amount earned.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 38.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports duidng the fiscal year endedfune jo,i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned.

159^

96

64

93

228

180 104

375

286

96 304

312

Time Piece- work, work.

Lefferts, vSamuel G .

Le Merle, Arthur M. . Lemon, J. H

Leriman, :M. E

Leonard, C.I

Leve}'. John

Lewellvn, Luzetta . .

Lewis, C. W

Lewis, Ida J Lewis, S. W

Lieutaud, H. C

Lillie, M. G

Lindsa}', INIan.' Linhart, May

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Little, Annie C

Little, J. M

Lockwood, W.K

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Looniis, "\Vm. H

Lord, D

Loring, Annie i Lowd, W. B 88 Lowe^-, F. C 2S5 Luckett, Lucinda

Lucy, Cornelius J

. . . . 240 Luerssen, H. G 212 Lusbv, C

Lushy, Ida C . Lj'ddane, Jennie

LS'uch, Jennie . Lvnch, Xora

Lvnn, D

McAleer, H

McAloon, T. A

McAuliffe, P. J McCabe, Hattie McCarapbell, N. L - McCaithv, John F . . McCarthy, John J

. . , McCarthy, Rose .... McCauley, Emma D

McClelland, Rose. .

McComb, John McConahay, Stella B

McCormick, ^slarv . McCormick, :\Iarv E

McCullough, Robt. E

McCulluni, t:ila McDaniel, James M

McDermott, Emma.

McDevitt, :\r. Teresa McDonald, Annie E

McDonald, J. F

McDcnough, S. F . .

McFadden, Alice R. , McGaveran, Thaddeus McGee, Agnes

McGivern, ?vlarian . McGowan, Minnie F

McGurk, Alfred J. .. Mclntyre, Bell J IMcKaig, Rose McKee, George

McKevitt, Annie .... McKinney, J. A

McKinnon, J. D

McLanahan,W. H .. McLaughlin, Deline McLaughlin, J. M. .

McLean, Laura V. .

McLeod, H. S McLeod, Mamie A.

McMahon, M. K .... McMahon, Mary

3S4

216

96

_ii8

288

288

174 276

3448

24

$67. 28

38. 40

16. 00

37. 20

97. 28

76.80

52. 00

15. 12

150. 00

143. 00

38.40

121. 60

124. 80

35. 20 121.44

126. 75 87.68

480 192.00 344 T37. 60

96 38.40

16 6. 40

2S8'

'

"'^22.' 88 2S6 143. GO

297 71.28

191^^ 53-62

205 51-55

153- 60

54 00

120. 80

38. 40

29. 50

43-50

19. 20

$57- 09

57.60

49-63

21.66

54.87

4. 77

144. 00

23.71

144.00

108. 00

55.97

23. 21 84.66

102. 20

31 23

97- 15

[30. 90 66.25

90. 74

138.15

48. 14 39-90

43-71

52.73

136. of

8.90

54- 25 65-74

34- 35

34- 00

55.03

76.57

'47.' 83 30-01

58. 22

25. 10

McManus, James . . .

McManus, Joseph . . . McNally, Francis J. . McNamara, Bridget . McNamara, Jennie . . McNamara, Mary . . . McNamee, Catharine McNeal, H. W

McNerhan3', Ida McNicholas, R

McPherson, Maud . . . McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

Maag, Frank W

Macfeat, T. D

MacKensie, Christine B

MacMurray, C. J Macnichol Sallie . . . . Maddren, J. vS Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Maher, Edwd. C

Maher, Thomas F . .

Mahoney, Julia Maley, Margaret . . .

Malin, Ira B

Manire, J. L

Mann, J. L

Manning, Jennie E • Mansfield, J. E

Markham, M

Marsh, D. D

Marshall, Libbie

Marshall, W.T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Annie M

Martin, Minnie E- . . - Martin, Robei't A

Martin, Thomas

Marye, AM . .

.• Massey, -Victoria P. . . Mast, Simon P

Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, Sallie J. . .

Maus, C

Maxwell, Julia M. . .

Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, Louise J

. . . . . Mayhew, Chas. W . .

Means, Lizzie Mearns, Wm

Meder. Mary

Meehan, Annie

Meehan, Joseph

Mellen, Mamie E .

Meredith, Annie W.

Metheny, Belle Meyer, Leonard

Meyers, Ellen S

Mej'Crs, J. D

Middleton, Ella . .. .

Millay, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, David A

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Maggie

Mills, E. C

Minor, Mary V .....

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D . . Mitchell, Mattie M . . Moakler, Charlotte.. Mockbee, Lizzie V. .

Moncure, T. G

Montgomery, R.M. C.

Hours

employed.

96

96

180 240

290

382 "so"

264 208

100 215/2

143 288

687^

376^

384

1921^ 250

56

224

195^ 278^

286^

19X24

190

194 287

IT9X2 T90H

*i9

576

200

140

96 256^

23832

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

B8. 40 38.40

76.80 57.60

69. 67 1.92

153- 00

20.45

112. 64 83.20

51.36

38. 40

40.32

86. 20

61. 04

144. 00

152. 64

177. 90

150. 60

153- 60

48. 22

104. 80

22. 40

112. 00

49. 10

116. 12

48.00

71.62 45.84

9. 60 47.62

46. 70

122. 48

50-32 46.07

104. 50

53-37

59-52

48. 00

33-60

[02. 60

57- 12 8.00

I105. 35

92.85

63 08 56 17

105. 66

56. 30

71.41

30. 72

57. 00

70. 00

. 108. 00 63,00

70.83

27.04 53-33

49- 19 42.90

50. 76

50. 37 58.30

42. 00

30-65

9. 02 32.58

99. 00

'17.' 88

55.68

2.42

55.60 94.74

42. 01 Days.
342 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2)^.—Statement shozving number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports dtuHng the fiscal year endedJune30, iSgg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Montrose, Olive M . .

.

Mooney, Alice Moore, C. W

Moore, Cecelia A . . . . Moore, Lizzie Moore, Wra. S

Mooty, M. M

Moran, David H

Moran, John W

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H . , Morecock, Virginia .

.

Moreno, Amelia

Morgan, Jesse W . . .

.

Morgan, Miriam . . Morgan, T. Frank . .

.

Morris, Geo. O

Morris, 1^. T

Morrison, Alex Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G

Motherhead, John C. Moulden, Jarvis B . .

.

Moylan, Thos. J Muckelston, Wm. H . Mueller, Flora H

Muffley, Wm. E

Mulcahy, Josephine J Mullen, J. J Mulquin, Mary A

Muntz, Margaret Murphy, C. vS Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard

Murray, M. E

Murray, Minnie

Murrell, Julia Mutchler, W. Floyd.

Na.sh, G. J Nebb, Barbara

Nelson, Chas. W

Nervis, Mary

Neumeyer, May E - • Newman, Clarence . Nichols, Effie B

Noel, John A

Nolan, Emma J Noonan, John J Norbeck, Wm. G

Nowell, Glenn T

Nuber, J. L

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget .

.

O'Connor, Annie E • O, Connor, Mary E . - . O'Gorman,Catherine

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Leary, Dennis J . .

.

O'Leary, M

O'Meara, A B

Opdvke, Alice O'Rourke, Mary E • Orr, Rebecca . Osborne, E.I/ Osborne, Minnie . . . . Owens, Marv

Painter, Kat'ie W

Palmer, Thomas vS . . Parham, Elizabeth A

Paiker, Millie

Par.sons, CD

Paudert, E. H

Payne, Chas. G

Paj^ie, Henrj' Payne, James A

Hours

employed.

465

176

7096

192

29254 286

183

9664

196

96 384

9696

92 231^

237 420^

164 214

48 182^

19286

268 96'

315^

16 248

196 424

96

224

3396

*36

'285'

245 i 286

24

104

91

Amount earned. Time

work.

I209. 24

42. 24 16.80

48. GO

48. 00

146.87

143. 00

73. 20

38.40

25.60

78.72

166.

24. 00

[53- 60

38. 40

43. 20

39. 68 95-80

56.88

171.36 39.36

5I.36

19. 20 73.00

114.72

46.08

34-40

113.28 38.40

•44 8.00

59- 52 78.72

172. 80

18. 00

92. 16

8. 25 38.40

24. 00 45.60

[23.42 [14.40

6. GO

26. 00

22.75

Piece- work.

$92. 36

76.21

84.62 42.30

30.52

44.44

"8." 36'

26. 29

72.74

106. 83

76. 10 80.83

95-06

97. 06

55-55

70- 33

4- 14 47-03

56.76

69. 97 55-74

83.60

103. 85 31-79

23-04

60. 40 54.00

53 20

Name.

Peace, M. M

Pearson, Nellie H . .

. Pendel, T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pepper, James P

Percival, E. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, I^aura V . . .

.

Perry, H.R

Perry, Pattie B

Peticolas, Pearl Pflegmg, Clara A

Phelps, C. E

Phelps, Silas S

Phillips, Milton

Phipps, L,aura ; . . Phipps, R. M

Pickard, W. Newman

Pierce, Geo. W

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Piggott, Chas. H

Pitts, Allie Bassett . . . Plant, Hannah

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Josephine. . . Pocock, Nellie E

Pollock, Julia C

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, .\nnie Poynton, Sarah S . . . . Prather, Elizabeth C

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Preston, Geo. T

Pridgeon, John

Proudley, Ray

Pruitt, Ella M

Pumphrey, Bettie Pumphrey, E. P., jr . . Purcell, James Iv Purcell, M

Purcell, Nellie F. V .

.

Purvis, John R

Quill, NellieC

Ouin, D. C. P

Quinlan, John F

Quinlan, Mary J Quintin, Lillie Radigan, Sarah E- . • •

Hours

era- ployed.

32 360 *72

Randall, A. Ranke, Ida Ray, Daniel C

Reaver, Maggie

Reed, Lewis . . . . Reese, J. B

Reid, Agnes H

Reid, B. A

Reilly, Patrick

Reily, Cora

Revells, Addie J Richards, Mary J . . . . Richards, Sarah M. . . Richardson, Chas. M.

Richard.son, R. A

Rickards, Saml. P. . . . Ricketts, J. H

Rider, Emma S

Riecks, Chas. F

Ring, John

Ritchie, E. J Robb, John H

Roberts, D. J

494

190 266^

192

72 216 316

200 3045^

246

80

191 184 284 286^ 379^

96

80

192

96

208

208

192 27095^

70

224 *4

Amount earned.

Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 343

No. 38.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during thefiscalyear ended June 30, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, Milton I, Robertson, Cora B . .

Robertson, Harrj- J. Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, Sarah E . • . Robinson, Sarah E .

Roche, AnnaE

Roche, E. J Rockwell, Wm. E

Rodgers, J. \V Rodgers, Roselia Rodway, Alfred

Rogers^ A

Rogers, James B . Rohr, J. A

Ross, John . . .

Ross, INL A

Rosser, Amy ]\r .....

Rountree, W.J

Rous, Mar}' L

Rout, Lula Rowzee, W. A

Ruby, Lucy V

Rudy, C. E

Runyan, Annie E

Rupp, I^ucy

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell, Emma

Rutherford, Jas. A . .

Rvan, Anna C

Ryan, M. A

Ryder, Francis

Salt, Joseph Same, Henrietta C. . . Sampsell, H. G

Sand, Jno. G

Sang.ston, Mary C. . .

Sansom, Dan L

Sardo, A. E., jr Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude.

Saunders, Sue

Savov, Georgeana V . Schafer, E. J Scheerer, Annie M. .

Schermerhorn, Catherine

Schlick, Fred J Schulte,Chas. H

Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Christ. F

Scott, James

Scott, K.I

Scott, Wm

Searles, Katie C

Seebold, H. W

Segerson, J. E

Serrin, Rosanna E..

SeyfTerth. F. A

Seymour, Wm. S. . .

vShafer, John

Shaw, O

Shea, Timothy

Shelton, Chas. R

Shepherd, L. A

Sherard. W.T

Sheridan, Jas. H . . .

Shine, Edward J. . .

Shirley, Ida V. H

Shortsleeves, Annie

Schroff, Anna E

Shubburd, P. Kate .

Sibley, J

Hours

employed.

96

210

272 38S

284

290

28596

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

94

2075^

128

272f80

86

96 2^7^

96

190

288

9496

383

9696

272

168 246

$115. 20 43.20

105. GO

1.56

115. 20

126. 75

68. 16 69.74

123. 60

24. 00

9. 60

38. 40

167. 04

3.20

23-50

46. 70 23.04

37. 60

49. 80 51.20

Piece- work.

115.20

24. 00

19. 20 21.50

IIS 20

38. 40

152.37

30. 00 45.60

288 69. 12 312 124. 80 18^. 9-25

96 38.40

282 141. 00 412 167. 04

120 28.80

50.40

91. 20 23-50 43.20

153- 20 38.40

38. 40

136. 00

84. 96

59- 04

$55- 93

51-30

69.81

57- 03

36- 47

30. 00

22.36

140. 16

29. 87

98.91

22. 64

28. 75

54- II

69.81

28. 69

56.95

17. 08

47-58

36.00

ICQ. 40

70.83

38.

51.65 42.36

142. 83

144. 00

Siebert, Frank

Simmonds, Nellie .

Simmons, Arthur, jr . Simpson, Alice M. . . . Sims, M. E •. Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, Wm. J Smith, Anna J Smith, Emma E

Smith, Kate I, Smith, M. J Smith, M. M

Smith, Mary

Smith, Nellie Smith, W. A

Smoot, Kate V

Snyder, D. J Somers, Tizzie M . .

Sommers, Adam J.

Songster, Thos

Sothoron, Jessie Soules, E. C

Spaeth, Chas. H

Sparks, C. W

Sparks, Louie

Sparks, Rebecca

Speelman, M. R , Speier, Henriette . .

Spencer, J. C

Sprague, N. C

Sprandel, Mary M .

Spriggs, Thomas . .

Sprightley, P. S

Sproule, W. J Spurrier, Wm. A . . .

Stack, Robert T

Stanley, Gertrude M

vSteel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Ella

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A . Steker, Joseph

Stelle, Joseph G

Stevens, Jane

Stewart, Georgie E . Stewart, Maud E . .

Stockman, Jas. A . .

Stoll, John

Stolp, Louis W

Stout, C.H

Stratton, L. C

Street, Georgia

Strickler, W. F

Stuart, Bessie F

Stuart, Bessie M . .

Sullivan, Rosa

Sutton, James H

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie ....... Sweenej-, Emma . .

Sweeney, W. H

Sweenv, Patrick .... Swetland, M. E

Swett, Ella A

Swick, J. Edwin .... Szegedy, E- G

Tagart, Annie J

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talbot, P. J Talbott, W. T

Tarbox, F. L

Taylor, W. W

Hours

employed.

i533/i 96'"

95 5^ 24

211

* 1768^

120 240

288

2006496

96 2S8

288

24096

285

22324

288 324

48 447^

15496

261

148 186^

96

12824 352

18490

96 232

Amount earned.

Days.
344 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 38.

Statemejit shoiving the number ofpersons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year ended fune jo, i8gg, etc. —Cont'd.

Name.

Teller, Chas

Templar, H.W

Terry, HattieJ.... Thaver, George H

Thecker, Katie Thomas, Alfred . .. Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, Mary ... Thompson, A. H. .

.

Thompson, David A.

.

Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Ella B

Thompson, Emma L, Thompson, Julia A. . . Thompson, Ma3' M. . . Throckmorton, K. B. Throckmorton, M. I.

,

Tilghman, A.

Tillv, Fannie

Tisdale, N. T

Tiverny, Ida V

Tompkins, Henrietta Tompkins, Kate A . . . Toomey, Dennis Townsend, Geo. E

Tracy, J. M

Trapp, M. P

Trent, Parker

Trudeau, E. L

Trudgian, J. B .

.

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, I^izzie Tunnicliff, John S. . . , Turkenton, Mary . . . Turley, Gretta

Tvrrell, Carie I. Udell, Mattie Upperman, Emma F. Urban, Anna M

Van Arsdale, Ida Vance, Alice R

Van Matre, Kate

Vaughan, Dan C

Vaughan, Richard T

Veatch, Jas. E

Vogelweyd, Nannie . Wade, M

Wagner, Ed

Waldo, Lydia

Walkei-, Chas. H

Wallace, Frank S

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M

Walsh, Alice A

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walters, Annie

Ward, I.. M

Ward, Ullie Warner, Annie E- . • • Warren, Henry

Warren, Sanford M. . Warren, Sarah J Warwick, J. F' Washburn, Edith

Hours

employed.

590^

So 28896 208K

96

54

216

72

III 204K

112

183

96

95 5^

19296 292^

96

96 214

168 216

96

96

29096

96

Amount earned. Time

woik.

$187. 03 32.00

69. 12

45. 12

50. 32

48. 00

13-50

86. 40

17. 28

53- 76 i7"28

27- 75

49- 50

71.88

115. 20

28. GO

73.20

24. 00

23- 50

38.40

S. GO

'3.84

48. GO

23.04

70. 36

38. 40

24. 00

107. GO 40.32

86.40

115. 20

43. 20

54.31

23.04

[I6. 16

50. 88

.88

Piece- work.

$28. 60

94-49

66.66

22. 27 56.30

63.66

45- II 55- 06 41.72

90. 00

64.29

106. 83

9. GO

58. 22 66.50

56.30

136. 88

'52.62

144. 00 44.68

31-48

70.05

28. 73 76.98 56.68

29. g6 70.05

139-32

Name.

Waters, Annie

Waters, Eva I^ Waters, Henry

Waters, Thomas B. Watson, Blair F . .

.

Watson, vSarauel W

Watts, M. Rosella.

.

Watts, Nat G

Waugh, John vS Webb, Walter H..

.

Weber, M. K

Weber, Philip H., jr . Weber, Wm. H . ..

.

Webster, G

Webster, O. vS Weidman, J. M . . .

.

Weidman, John C . Welch, Alfred B... Welch, Alice Wells, E

West, A. A

West, Charles S. ... Wetzel, Emil P. ..

.

Whaley, Maggie. .

.

Whall, Edward G . .

.

White, B

White, B. C

.White, Bernard

White, Frank

White, Ida White, Maud V

Whitelaw, P. J Whiteside, John H . . Whitmore, W. S

Whittle, George

Whitzell, Hattie Wiese, H

Wilev, James H

Wiley, P. W

Willey, S. H

Williams, Birdie Williams, H. T

Williams, Joseph T . Williams, Lucy E . .

.

Williams, T. H

Williss, Henry C . . . . Wilson, J Wilson, J. C

Wilson, Nelie Wilson, Thomas

Wimmer, Wilda

Wimsatt, Harrie R. .

.

Winkelman, F. J

.... Withers, Gertrude V. Wood, Alice G

Woodend, Emma F. . Wrenn, Lillian Wright, George

Wright, Mars' E . . . . Wroe, Chas. P. P Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Yokum, J.J Youngblood, Jennie W

Ziegler, Chas. J Zimmerman, Robt.H

Zook, Alice M

Hours

employed,

192 $46.08

40 10. 00

84 39- 48

288 115.20

112 28.00

288 69. 12 96 38. 40

32 8. GO

268 113.28 286^ 114. 60 *32 160. GO 96 38.40

284 113.60

192 76.80

224 94.08

27140

96 269^

271^

95

79 200 304 5^

191 96'

92

624

1 88

95%

207 211%

Amount earned. Time

work.

:i4.8o

14. 00

38- 40

114. 20

152. 64

115. 20

108. 6g 44.65

46. GG 38.40

34.80

36. 24 31.60

8g. 00

152.62

76.52

38. 40

28. 00

60. 00

23. GO

45-36

286. 19

75- 20

48.40

38. 20 82.80

50. 76 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 345

No. 39.

Statement shocviiKj the number of persons employed in the publie printin}r

and binding. - JWir Department during the fiseal year ended June 30^ i8gg, with

the length of ti^ne each has been employed and the amount eaeh has received.

Adams, A. S Adams, Annie C Adams, Benjamin M.

Adams, Carrie Adams. Wm. S

Adie, Alice Aldridge. G. T

Allen. Clemment

Amazeen, Chas. B

Ambrose. M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, Edna S . . . Anderson, Ollie Anderson. R. T

Andrews. A. E. I Andrews. L. L

Andrews, M. L

Andrews, Znla H . . .

Armstrong, V. A

Armstrong. Man,-. . . . Arnold. George J

. . . . Ashcom. Mar\- Ashe. Annie

Ashford. Edith B

Ashford, ^V. F

Atchison, Celia Atkins, J. H

Aj-res, Annie

Babcock, John

Babcock, L

Baden, Thad

Bailev, Ida M

Bailev, S

Baker. Edward E

Baker, Emih- M

Baker, Geo. F

Baldenecker.Theo.EBaldwin, E. F

Bardwell, :^Iinnie Barker. F. C

Barnes, Laura L

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Robert D

Barry, J Battles, S. E

Bauer, C. A

Beall, Esau

Beatty, R. E

Bechert, W. H

Bechtel, C. V

Becker, Ernest

Beckwith. Daniel .... Beight. :\Ielvin I Belair. Felix J

I Bell, Ellen

Bell, Pej-ton

Bellinger, Abra

Bender, C. IM Bennett, Thomas D. . Bentzler, Jno. E [ Berger, Joseph J ; Bergman. Blanche L

Bergman, Mar\- A . . .' Berkelev, Geo.'T.. . . Bethea, J. K | Bevler. Edward

Bier, Robt. L

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Bishop, Yarden .... Blair. Nellie Blake. W. W

Blanchard, Susie E

Ble.ssing. E. INI Blosser, Ross J

Hours

employed.

381 96"

Amount earned. Time

work.

Piece- work.

Hours emploj'ed.

$190-75

3S. 40

96

96

156. 00

72. 3S. 40

$59.68 l! 78. 40 I 63.48

71." 83"

38.20

38.40

58.40

71. 68

79-52

75-41

'5i'83' 71.68

76.01

70. 83 71.41 62.35

,2.06 379 90. 96 381^ I 190.75 38.40

65-83

71. 6S

71- 8^ 58.8}

J-O

Bogan, Naomi R

Bond, Marion M

Boo, Eoviis E

Booker, Rose V

Bornkessell, T. C

Boss, Jno. R

Bosworth, H. H

Bowe, Patrick Bowie, A. J Bowie. M. E

Bovd. Alex . Bovd. Wra. J Boynton, G. W

Brady. Rosa : . . Bran'dner, Veronia

Brannan, IMarj- A . . . . Breen. Jas. ..." Breen, S. A

Breunan, Charlotte E

Breslin, J Brick, Alice J

Brick, Emma E

Brick, Mollie J Bridge, Alice M

Bridwell, Charles W . Briggs, J. S

Bright, AV. H

Brittaui, Alice A

Broas, John M j Brookfield, Caroline

96

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

40

216

380

9596

2S8

38.40

38.40

71-58

57 22. 80 384 155-84 96 43.20

9^ 38. 40

108 44. 16 378 151.20

288 . 72. 00

96 24. 00

16 8.00 384 192. 00

96 38.40 64 16. 00

3S1 152.40

96 57.60

96 38.40

955^ 38. 20

49-49

73.68

71. S3 71-^3

77-93

69. 44

Brooks, R. H . Brosemer, Louis Brown, Elliott W . .

Brown, H. J . Brown, J. M. Ed- munds

Brown, INIarietta S . Brown, "Willis G . . . .

3835

96

959696

73- 19

'62.' 84"

9AV2 37.80

93 29. 76 95 38.00

96 38. 40

38.00 96 38. 40

278 66. 72 96 45-12

304 124. 00 96 38.40

65.58 !! 69.33 il

69.83

Browne, R. W

Browne. 'A'alter A . . .

j Brownlow. "W. C | Brumelkamp, J. A. , \. Bryan, Ida E 1 Bryan, S [. Br^-arh-, Susan F . . . . . Buckingham, Clinton! O

Buddington, AnnaE. . Bugden, Arthur M . . Bunn, Sidney S

Burch, Lillian Barges, Almj-ra A . . . . Burke, Anna" G ,. Burke. ZVIamie H. . . . . Burke, IMichael Burlingame. AVm .... Burns, Geo. G

Burns, John H

Burns, John J Burns, John J Burns, Jo.seph A

Burr, Ada

Burritt, Jessie A j. Burrus, Anna

Bussev. Albert J Bute, Ella H

Butler, Missouri G. . .!. Bvrne, Marj- E • Byrne, P. J Bvrnes, Thomas F. . . Cady, L. :M : Callaghan, IMary . . . .[

360

96

96

377 380

95 5^ 384

95 ^

96

1296 384 380

S3S. 40

38.40

24. 00 8.80

So. 64

18. bo 86.40

89.40

152. 00

44. 65

26. 88

144. 00

191. 75 38.40

23.75

40. 80

48. 00

153- 24

38. 40 38.40

199.81

[. 20

44.88

192. GO

29. 84

24.00

32. 72

124. 80

33- 60

45. 12 38.40 38.40

45.12

96 38. 40 380 91. 20 377 150. 80

376 154. 30

96 26. s> IT2 33.60

69. 00 38.40

153. 60

91. 20 Eays.
346 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 39.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and bindings ''^ War Department^'''' diij^ing the fiscal year endedJune jo, iSgg,

etc. —Continued.

Name.

Callan, Teresa M . .

.

Calvo, Mary

Cammack, M

Campbell, Thos. A.

.

Canisius, A. T

Carey, H. J Carpenter, Kmma J Carr, Chas. C

Carr, Margaret C

Carr, W. H

Carrigaii, Annie

Carroll, Michael

Carter, Fannie D . . .

.

Carter, Lily

Car\-er, W. R

Casej^ William F. . . . Casper, K

Cassidy, Chas. J Caton,"Mar3^ Cawood, Blanche . . .

.

Cawson, Chas. C

Chandler, Lizzie Chandler, Nina

Charles, F. G

Chase, F

Chase, H. W

Chedal, May B

Childs, Samuel N

Chisolm, R. F

Christian, Rufus L. .

.

Christian, Wallace B.

Christy, Fdwin F. . .

.

Clark, Alice G

Clark, Blanche E

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, Nellie Clarkson, M

Clarkson, W. F

Clay, Bessie E

Clements, Ella F

Clinton, F. S

Clokey, Julia F

Clough, Allan C

Cobb, Carrie B

Cochnower, F. C

Coder, M. G

Cohen, Mej'er S

Cole, John

Cole, M. M

Coleman, Laura

Collins, J Collins, J. B.

Collins, H. K

Collins, Susie A

Colnan, John

Colwell, Fred M

Conger, Wm. H

Connell, J. A

Connell, Michael F .

.

Connelly, B. M

Connelly, James H .

.

Connell}', Mary

Conner, Irene Conner, Jas. D

Conner, Jno. B

Connolly, K. Grace .

.

Constantine, B. F . . .

.

Cook, W. J Cooke, Adelia Cooke, Carrie

Coolidge, Helen Q . .

.

Cooney, Clara V

Copper, Saml. R

Corbin, M

Cosden, Mary E

Hours

employed.

38464

96

384

95 ^ 96

260 384

96

96

28896 384

96

96 3833

96

96

47 278^

288 384

9696

96

92

92

§3 384

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$38. 40

161. 00

45.12

30. 00

92. 16

22. 40

30. 00

156. 00

38. 20 38.40

62. 40

24. 00

38. 40

115.20 45-12

24. 00

192. GO

37. 80

45. 12

191- 75

38. 40 38.40

45. 12

69. 00

28.80

30. 72 18.80

69. 62

72. 00

203. 52

33- 60

24. 00 38.40

36. 80

23.00

49. 29 153-60

20. 16

45. 12

$67. 50

71.68

71-83

65.83

75-66

38. 68

49.68

76. 01 71-49 75.66

71-83

58

71.83 71.58 69.83

71.68

4. 19 69.83 59.26

71-58 68.69

67.83

73-33

71.68 66.83

71.66

58.83

68.33 65-52

70. 68

71.68

71.58

Name.

Costigan, Lawrence . Coughlan, Alice M. .

.

Cowell, H. C

Cox, Lulu

Cox, Marv E

Craig, J. M

Crellin, M. A

Crenshaw, W. H

Crider, Lavira

Crollard, Lizzie

Cross, Annie E

Cross, George A

Cross, Lena M

Crump, Harriet B

Culbertson, S. S

Cullen, A.W

Cummings, Lizzie . . . Cuney, N.W

Curran, Fannie E . . . Curtis, Kate

Dalkin, Isabella Daniel, Nannie

Dausch, Kate Da Vega, E. M

Davenport, Samuel . . Davies, S. E

Davis, May V

Davison, Joseph K. .

.

Deakins, Philip A . .

.

Deai-doff, Paul C

Decker, Kate

Delahunty, John Dement, Elizabeth .

.

De Moll, Maggie

Dennis, Charles

Dice, John

Dick, Frances M . . .

.

Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Dill, George E

Dillon, Elizabeth Dishman, Wm

Dodd, Permelia L

Doherty, John

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Mary A. . .

.

Donaldson, W. B

Dooley, Geo. A

Dorster, John N

Dougherty, William . Douglas, Alexander . Dove, Mary F

Dowden, Kate

Dowling, J. L

Downie, Lizzie Doyle, Albert P. E . - - Driggers, John vS Dubant, Maud

Dubois, M. A

Ducatel, B. W

Duff, Ed. J Duffey, EllaB

Duffy, Kate E

Dumont, Julia Dunbar, Mars^ B Dunham, Tillie Dunn, Michael Dunning, H

Dunnington, Lucy P. Durham, C

Dutrow, A

Duvall, Jas. E

Dwight, E. J Eberbach, Edward .

.

Eccles, David

Hours

employed.

288 96'

72

'95 y

100 383

38496

376

96

106 372^

372

320

96 384

160

96

95

96

2S7 96"

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

376 ^88

3S0

825

160 384

3S4

$72.00.

48. 00

18.00

'38."2o*

40. 00

91.92

172. 80

24. 00

90. 24

36. 00

54.00

149. 00

89. 28

128. 00 38.40

192. 00

72. 00

69. 12

45.12

24. 00

71.75

38. 40

153.60

155- 10 26.88 38.40

38.40

150. 90

28. 95

16. 00

38.40

31. 00

38.40

36. 80

33.00

64. 00

192. 00

153.60 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 347

Xo. 39.

Statement shon'ing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, " War DepaHment,'' during the fiscal year endedJune 30, i8gg,

etc. —ContinuedHours emploved.

Eckels. P. T Ecker, Charles A . .

Ed»ington, Mari>- E.

Edie, M.A

Edmonds. Sarah. . .

Edwards. Flora S . .

Egbert. \V. J Eggiestou, M.E .. ilk- -

96

100

2S4

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$24. So 40.32

68. 16

Hours

employed.

3S4

384

* 12 Elkms, P.

Elliott, Alex

Elliott. Elizabeth E

Elliott, Harr\-W....

Ellis, ZMabel

Ellis. Sallie T Ellsworth. C" Abbie

Enoch. Ella H

Emer. Fannie A

Eskew. H.M

Espey, H. C ., * 14 Espey, J essie B

Espev, Louis | 212 Esteflv, J. Irwin ' 96 Etchison, L. E , 96 Evans, Chas.X ! 168 Evans, V.:m

Everhart, Jennie . .

Everts, Frank A

-bagan, Cora B

Fallon, D.F

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Faye, Jacob Feehan, James A . .

Feltham, Emilv O . Fenton, Elsie F

Fenwick. Lottie L .

Ferguson, T\"m . P . .

Field, Sadie Finnegan, James . .

Fisher, Amanda E . Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L . . .

Fisher, Eugene

Fisher, iMinnie E . .

Fitzgerald, Geo. S . Fitzgerald. Man,- . .

Fitzpatrick. Henrv . Fitzpatrick, J. B

. " .

Fitzpatrick, :Michael Fitz Simons. A

Fitzsimons, E. W . .

Flahertv. Edward .

Flanagan. R. C

Fleming, :m Fletcher. WilKam .. Flint, Thos., jr Fogerty. James

Foley, Daniel J

Foley, Sadie

Ford'. 'SlTixy C

Forsyth, C. E

Foskev, Geo. H

Foster". Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick .

Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, :Mattie E . .

Francis, HenrjFrazier, Mar\-"E

Frederick. John H. . . 96

Frier\-. Michael 279 Frink. Emma A ' Frost. :Mar\- E 1 Fugitt, Harriet A I Fuhrman, Edward ..I 96

$72.62

64- 13

"4-51

69. 00

96 I 59

:i6 16S

11286

96

.^80 30S

96

95/2

72

96

So. 90

106.00 38-40

33-60

42. GO

360 144. 00

91 36.40

378 151. 20 96 38.40

96 38. 40

2S6 71-50

60. 5i> 76. 01 64.33

69. 5S

69. sS 71.40 7i^S3'

53- ^3

75- 55 63.62

'1-49

91. 20

38. 40

56

67. 20

65-51

24. 90

76.01 66.06

3S-40

38-40

34-05 38.40

68. 50

32. 90

35-00 34-40 36.60

38.40

91. 20

53- 32

'69:83

70. 83

38- 20

28. So

38.40

38.40

139- 50

38.40

64.84

71-03 45.83

76. 01

71. 16 71.68

69.83

Fuhrmann, Chas. J

Fuller, A. G

Furrow, Annie M

Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, Lero\- J

\ Gainej-, Agnes C. . . . Gallagher, MarsGallagher, W. E

Gamble, Samuel , Gardiner, Lvdia M .

Garrett, :\Iary E

Gates, Florence

Gavle. Ida

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, Joseph T

Gisriel, L

Glade, Henry

Gleason, Dennis

Glenn, Joseph F

Glover, \Vm. M

Goddard. Leora Goodman, Cassie A.

Goodman, R. D

Goodspeed, Alex .... Gonder, Sue F

Gordon, :M. B

Gorham, Mary E . . . . Gorman, Mamie L - - - Gorman. Thos

Goss, M

Goss, Mabel E

Gotta, Robt. C

Graeves, Edith S Graham, Har\-ey W.

Graham, :Madge W . . Grant, Nellie R

Graser, S. O

Grasse. Marie L

Grav, Edna

Gray, Elias Green, Annie

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie L - • Grimes, Laura L

Grimsle}-, Lorena. . . . Grinnan, R. L

Haar, Rosa M

Hage, Anna

Hager, Emma

Halbleib. Louis E- .- Hall, Edward J Halliday, Belle Halloran, Deborah . . Hamilton, Edw. J Hamilton, Isaac Hammond, Jno. E . - - Hanft, Theo. Haradon, Fannie A.

Harbaugh, Carroll. .

Hardenburgh, Marv

S . Hardestv, J. K

Hardwicke, E. E

Hardv, Ella C

Hardy, Theo

Hardv, Theodore M . Harrell, Wells C

Harris, Geo. C

Harris, H

Harris, M. Agnes

Harrison, J. \v Hart, Wm. J Hartley-, i^ee Harvey, Mary E

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

94^

96

384

95

11696 368K

$20. 00

38.00 38.40

288 115.20 96 38-40

96 38.40

96 24.00

96 38.40

29. 20

26. 88

48. 00

28. 80

88.32 34-80

158. 60

24.00 38.40

38. 40

3S.40

29. 00 38-40

165. 82 26.88 23.04 43-20

76 30.40

95 38. 20 90 36.00

288 72. 00

|73- 29 65.41

37- 80

23.04

71. 17 64.58

60. 09

-1.58

67. 58 71-34

70. 58

69. 83

58. S3

76. 01

So.

71. 68

76. 01 71-83

71.68

71.68

76. 01

16. 35 71.68

69. 6S

77- 93

66. 17

51.68

67.83

71-58

49. 34 71.83

51-83

= Days.
34S REPORT OF The public printer.

No. 39.

statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, War Department^''' during the fiscal year ended June 30, iSgg,

etc. —Continued.

Name.

Harvey, Wilson

Hasbrouck, Harry . .

.

Haskell, F. A

Haslett, John W

Hastie, R. B

Hastings, W. T

Havens, F. B

Hawrke, Nellie L, Hawken, Agnes M. .

.

Hay, I.. C

Hayes, Mamie

Hayes, Oliver Haywood, Kdward .

.

Haywood, Jennie F. Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A.. Heffernan, Thomas.

.

Heffner, Clara vS Hellings, HattieR . .

.

Hepburn, Chas. F

Hei-bert, Florence L,. Hess, S

Hickey, J. F. .

.

Hickman, E. I<. Hill, J. E,

Hinsley, I^ottie B

Hitchcox, J Hoey, Jennie G

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. F . .

.

Holden, I^ewis F

Holler, Rosa Iv Hoover, Alice S Hopkins, F. H

Hopkins, S. E

Hopwood, I^ouise. . .

.

Horn, Haddie Z

Houck, Henry T

Howcott, P. M

Howes, E. L

Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, Charles R.. . Hughes, G. D

Hughes, Geo. B

Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Humble, H.H

Hunt, A. Z

Hunt, Margaret

Husse3^ Annie

Huston, J. A . Hyatt, John B

Hysan, John

Jackson, J. U

Jackson, Jvilius Jackson, Mildred E. 1^ Jackson, Pauline . . .

.

Jaeger, August H

Jama, Theresa L

Jenks, Richard . . .

.

Jenkins, Ada

Jenkins, Meredith. .

.

Jenkins, W. ly Jerdone, Clara P

Johnson, Charles . . .

.

Johnson, Elmer

Johnson, James A... Johnson, ly. H

John.son, R. S

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, W.R : Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E • •

Amount earned.

Hovirs I em- xime Piece. Ployed- work. work.

96 *2795^

37196 384

96

376

96

96

384

236

287

96 379^

200

120 38496

390

24

116 100

11624

96

3695^

I48. 00

28. 00 38.40

155- 25

207. 00 23.87

124. 65 89.04

38.40

72. 00

32. 00 38.40

38.40

38.40

45.12

23- 75

38.40

38.40 38.40

23.04

150. 40

38.40

24. 00

153- 60 94.40

114. 80

38. 40

38.40

152. 10 83-30

63.60

96. 00

24. 00

156. 56

6. 00

48. 00

57- 60

36. 25

50. 00 34.05

II. 28

36.40

33- 60

14.72 38.20

$67. 83

71. 02 73-57

60. 20

71.48

40. 99

71.34 71-83

71.56

71.68

71.83

69. 06

71.83 57.66

68.02

70. 79

71. 16

65-92

45.83

71.49

71-83

57- 03 70.83

65."68'

57.51 71.83

70. 66

71.83

Name.

Jones, Edward W., jr. Jones, J. A

Jones, Ivydia E

Jones, M. F

Jones, Mary E. A . . . . Jordan, vSabina

Jullien, F. A

Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia. . . . Keane, Katie Kearney, James

Keating, Annie

K.ee, Eliza G

Kee, Ella Xeefe, J. E

Keefer, Nida W

Kehoe, Mary B

Kelly, Katie

Kelly, T. J Kelly, W. B

Kendrick, George R. Kerney, Rosa B

Kerr, S. H

Kersey, Virginia

Killigan, Josephine A

King, Mattie B

Kinney, A. D

Kirby, Charles J Kistler, John S

Klapp, Daniel N

Knapp, Jas. B

Knight, Jno. E

Knott, CM

Knowles, Wni. T

Koockogey, Samuel.

Koon, H. R

Koon, ly. W

Kundahl, Charles. . .

.

Lackey, Ella C

I^alor, Martha E

I^ambson, B

I^andvoigt, Jno. A. . . . Lange, E. A

Laporte, W. M

Tarry, Carrie J Tashhorn, M. A

Tattin, Mary E

Tauxman, Florence D

Tauxman, H. M

Taw, Ellsworth Tawrence, Emma. . .

.

Tawyer, Anna T

Te Cain, W. H

Tee, Wm. E

Teech, D. P

Tefferts, .Samuel G . . . Teighton, Charles H.

Teith, Arthur T

Tenman, M. E

Tevey, John

Tewellyn, Tuzetta . .

.

Tewis, C. W

Tewis, Ida J Tewis, Rachel E

Tewis, S. W

Tillie, M. G

Tindsay, Mary

Tinhart, May

Tinn, John F

Tinquist, John

Tiomin, George

Tittle, Annie C

Tohmeyer, RichardC

Hours

employed.

96

1661^

96

393

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

64

I

96

152 *48

9696

96

95

68

3S0

116

380

79

7695^

96 287

341

96

152f64

95

$38. 40

66. 60

38.40

196. 32

38.40

33.84 38.40

20. 48

80. 00 45.12

38.40

62. 50

240. 00 38.40 38.40

38.40

38.20

27. 20

159. 90

48. 00

38.40

44. 65 45.12

152.00

31.60

30. 40 43.80

38.40

143. 50

170. 50

38.40

38. 40

38.00

30. 24 25.60

38. 00 Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 349

No. 39.

Statement shoivhig the number of persons employed in the public pririt- ing and binding, " War Department;' during the fiscal year ended June jo, iSgg,

etc. —Continued

Name.

I^oomis, Wm. H

I^ord, D

Loring, Annie

Lowe}-, F. C

lyOwr}', Robert

lyuckett, Lucinda . . . . L,iierssen, H. G

Lusby, C

Lusby, Ida C

L^'ddane, Jennie

Lj-nch, Jas Lynch, Jennie

i,S'iich, Nora

Lynn, D

Lyons, Chas. S

McAleer, H

McCabe, Hattie McCampbell, N. L- .

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F. .

McCarthy, Rose

McClelland, Rose McCormack, H. P . .

McCormick, Mary-. . McCormick, Mary E

McCullough, Ben. F. McCuUough, Robt. E). McCullum, Ella McDermott, Emma.

McDevitt, M.Teresa. McDonald, Annie E. McDonald, Edwd. S. McElroy, C. B

McEvoy, W. J McFadden, Alice R. . McFarland, H. C

McGee, Agnes

McGinness, John F. . McGivern, Marian . . McGowan, Minnie F

McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J

. .

McHenry, Wm

Mclntyre, Bell J McKean, W. S McKee, Ada J McKelvy, John A

McKevitt, Annie . . . . McKnew, N. L

McLaughlin, Deline

McLean, Laura V

McLeod, Mamie A. .

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Mary

McMahon, Stasia McMahon, Thos McManus, James . . .

McManus, Jos McMullin, A

McNally, Francis J.

McNamara, Mary . . . McNeal, H.W

McNerhany, Ida McNicholas, R

McPhenson, Maud . . . McPike, K. A

McVille, Hattie

McVille, Mary

McWhirter, T. T

Maag, Frank W

Macfeat, T. D

Mackay, G. D

Macnichol, vSallie Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J

Hours

employed.

96

96

92^

264

11680

287 376

*48

28696

373

134

88

96

96

380

96

96

168

86^

96

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

$38.40

38.40 53-76

38.40

23. 12

35- 20

24. 00

38. 40

30. 72

38. 00 14.40

105. 60

42.56

32. 20

192. 00

114. 80

150. 40

276. 00

150. 40

68.64 38.40

149. 20

53- 60

'58^70'

'33' 28'

26.40 38.40 38.40

190. 00 38.40

40. 00

24. 00

67. 20

64. 00

35- 20 34.60

33- 60

38.40

35- 60

Piece- work.

$68. 47

47.41

71.68

71-63 77.58

58. 84 41.83

70.92

66. 25 69-34

68.58

71.83

64. 76

76.01

74. 14 71.58

71.83

71.66

69.' 8^' 76.01 70.46

53-83

'23."5S' 75.06 71.58

70. 00

71.83

77.93

72. 00 68.88

71.68 71.49

71.83

74. 14 71.83

76. 01

Name.

384

92

92

380

288

184

96

384

288

Mahan, H. B

Mahoney, Julia Maley, Margaret .... Maloy, Frank

Maiigan, W.J

Mangold, Martin

Manire, J. L

Mann, J. L . . . • Manning, Jennie E.

Mansfield, J. E

Markej^ Patrick H .

Markham, M

Marshall, Libbie

Marshall, W.T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Addie

Martin, Annie M . . .

Martin, Bertie Martin, Minnie E

Martin, Robert A

Marye, A. M

Massey, Victoria P . .

Matthews, Harry

Mattimore, Charles A

Mauger, Sallie J.. . . . Maupin, A. T

Maus, C

Maxwell, Julia M . . . Mayer, Fred B

Mayer, Louise J Meagher, Wm. P

Mearns, Wm

Mellen, Mamie E

Mellis, J. C

Meredith, Annie W. . Metheny, Belle Metz, Mary J

Metzler, Martha A. .

Meyer, Leonard

Middleton, EUa

Millay, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, George

Miller, J. F

Miller, Lizzie

Mills, Annie M

Mills, C. S

Mills, E. C

Mills, Howard V . . .

Mims, E- A

Minor, Mary V

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D.

Mitchell, Mattie M . Moakler, Charlotte. Montgomery, R. M.C

Montrose, Olive M .

Mooney, Alice Moore, C. W

Moore, Wm. S Moran, C. A

Moran, Mary

Moran, W. H

Morecock, Virginia.

Moreno, Amelia. .... Morgan, Edward .... Morgan, Miriam E

Morris, Geo. O I 96 Morris, L.T

Morris, R. S

Morri.son, Alex. .

Morrison, D. G . .

Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G .... Moss, Carrie J

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

378

9695^

96

360

96 384

96

276 Days,

$168. 76

169. 76 26.88

24. 00

9. 60 38.40

36. 80

36. 80

91. 20

69. 12 73.60

28. 00

38.40

153- 60

38.40

24. 00 38-40

[66. 90

69. 12 38.40

24. 00 38.40

152. 40

69. 12 132.47 44.65

30.72

33.60

38.20

15-30 46.40

176. 00 38.40

203. 52 38.40

180. 00

38. 40

187. 92

24. GO

66. 24

$71.83

62.83

70.83

71.83

71.41 69.83

49-83

69-43

64. 64 77.93

73-11

69.80

70. 21 65-65

70.68

49-52

68.58

70.83

69. 29 69.76

71-83

76. 01

69.92

73-59 71-83

71-83

71-58 69.42

47-83

73-43 74.68

70. 33 75.06

71.68
350 REPORT OF THK PUBI^IC PRINTER.

No. 39.Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, " War Department,'" during the fiscal year ended June jo, i8gg,

etc. —Continued.

Name.

Motherhead, JohnC

Moylan, Thos. J Muckelstoii, Wm. H

Mueller, Flora H. .

.

Mullen, J. J Mulligan, J.Kdward

Mulro}'-, John

Muntz, Margaret...

Murpli}% C. S Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Richard . . .

.

Murray, M. K

Murray, Minnie .... Murto, E;dmund F. . Murto, R. Benj

Mj^ers, Robert

Nally, James

Nash, G. J Nelson, Chas. W

Nelson, Harrj^ A. ..

.

Nelson, Otto

Nervis, Mary

Neumeyer, May F- • Newell, Henry S . . .

.

Newman, Clarence . Newton, Chas. H . .

.

Nichols, Fffie B

Nichols, F. N

Noel John A

Nolan, Fmma J. . .

.

Noonan, John J . . .

.

Noone, Daniel P. . .

.

Noone, P. R

Norbeck, Wm. G

Nuber, J.I. Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Brien, I^illie O'Bryon, Minnie. . . . O'Connell, Bridget. . O'Connell, John J . . O'Connor, Annie K . O'Day, Delia I, O' Gorman Catherine

O'Keefe, A

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'lvCary, M

O'Neill, W.J

Opdj'ke, Alice 0'Rourke,MaryFllen

Orr, Rebecca

Osborne, F. ly Owens, Mary

Painter, Katie W

Paland, August

Parker, David

Parker, John E

Parker, Millie Parker, W. H

Parsons, A. M

Patterson, 1^. Hearn . Paudert, F. H

Pealer, P. P

Pendel,T. F

Penicks, Thos. B

Pereival, F. B

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Faura V

Perkins, W. N

Perry, H. R

Perry, Pattie B

Persinger, Jacob

Peters, Bertie K

Petersen, Fmil

Pfleging, Clara A . . .

.

Hours

employed.

96

64

10892

96 280

28096

9296

96 45- 12 96 45. 12 23.87

112 35-75 96 38.40

96 38.40

80 20. GO 96 38.40

16 384

28896

375

9696

9696

96

263

352

96

116

380

9396

384

19696 *T3

96

* 1296

154

16 378^

227 277^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

I38. 40

28.80

44. 16 36.80

45. 12

112. GO

67. 20 38.40

36.80 38.40

24. GG 38.40

38.40

7.52

192. 00

69. 12 38.40

151.46

24. 00 38.40

38.40

24. GO 45.12

63. 12

141. 60

107. 20

45. 12

5. 00

124. 80

I9G. 00 43.71

45. 12

153. 6g 78.40 38.40

62. 40

38. 40

69. 00 30.00

38. 50

6. 40 151.40

54. 48

138. 75

$71.83

71.83

70.83

64. 83 71-58

71.83

44.67

43 83 71-58

56. 8g 76.98

57- S3

67. 83 45-58

66. 83 74.06

71.71 71.83

58.56

'73.58'

74. 60

70. 46

Name.

Phelps, C.F

Phipps, Faura

Phipps, R. M

Pickett, Chas. J

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Pitts, Allie Bassett. . . Plant, Hannah

Piatt, J. H

Plumb, F. W. C

Plumer, Josephine . . . Pocock, Nellie K

PofF, Annie A

Pollock, Julia C .

.

Pope, F

Porter, Alice Porter 'Nena M

Ports, Annie

Potter, Albert F

Potts, A. H

Powers, F. F

Povnton, Sarah S. . . . Prather, FlizabethC.

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Pratt, Wm. A

Preston, Geo. T

Proctor, M. A

Pumphrey, F. P., jr . . Purcell, James F. • • . Purcell, M

Pxu-cell, Maggie F . Purcell, Nellie F. V.

.

Pyemont, Geo. E

Pyeniont, J. W

Ouinlan, John F

Ouintin, Fillie Rabe, Charles

Raine3% Agnes C

Randall, Emma

Ranke, Ida

Ratcliffe, Katharine C

Razey, F. T

Reaver, Maggie

Redfern, John

Reed, Mary D

Reid, Agnes H

Reilly, Ellen S

Reily, Cora

Revells, Addie J Reynolds, George

Richards, Mar^^ J Richards, Sarah M . . Rickards, Saral. P

Ricketts, Eliza E

Ricketts, J. H

Rider, Emma S

Ring, John

Riorden, Henry E • . . Ritchie, E.J . ."- Ritter, Ernest

Roberts, E. H

Robertson, Harry J.

.

Robinson, M. D

Robinson, Sarah E • . Roche, E. J Roche, Fouise Rockwell, Wm. E

Rodgers, Roselia Rogers, A

Rohr, J. A

Roseman, Fannie. . . . Ross, M. A

Rosser, Amy M

Hours

emplojed.

96

288

226^

276

267 288 383^

96

287

284^

2869685^

110 273

15696

272

2S8

96

24 96"

92^

383^^ 87^

96

93/2

280

48

Amount earned.

* Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 39.

Staiement shocving the number of persons employed i?i the public printing and binding, ''War Department,'" during the fiscal year ended June 30, i8gg,

etc. —Continued.

Hours

em- Amount earned. Time Piece- P^°3^^-: work. work.

Rout, Lula Rowan. Eleanor .

Rowell, D. P

Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Ruby. Euc}- V

Rupp. Eucy

Russell, Annie

Russell. Charles

Rutherford, Jas. A . .

Ryan, E. H

Ryan, INI. A

Ryder, Francis

Sage, Katie Sakeman, F. M ...... Salkeld, Mar^- E

Same, Henrietta C. . . Sand, Jno. G

Sangston, Marj- C. .

Saner, Bena C." Saunders, Gertrude. . Sauter, Grace L

vSaxton, Fred A

Scheerer, Annie M. .

Scheuerman, H. A . . . Schlick, Fred J Schmidt, Man.- E

Schulte, Chas.'H . .

Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Chri.st F.

Scott, K. L

Scott, W. S

Scott, Wni

Scriver, Addie

Segerson, J. E

Sehorn, Geo. H . . . . . Serrin, Rosanna E - . . Seyfferth, F. A

Shaen, Michael

Shaffer, Geo. W

Shanks, INIilo Shannon. James F. .

Shaw, O

Sliawen, S.M

Shea, M.J

Shea, TimothjSheam, Helen

Shepard, E. J Shepherd, L. A

vSheridan,T. J. Sherman. Howard E

Shortsleeves, Annie. . Shriglev, J. T

Shroff, Anna E

Shubburd,.P. Kate . . .

2S7J 96

S69. 00

153- 60 38.40

38.00

38.40

153- 60

2Si. 96

3S3

9296

168 38095

96

28895 5^ 280

278

2S8

Siebert, Frank.

Sikken, E. A

Silence, Annie Y>'

Simmonds, Xellie Simmons, Arthur. Simpson, Alice INI. Sims, INI. E

Sipher,W.M

Skelly, Julia

Slater, Emma V .

Slater, Robt. A . . .

Slater, Wra. J Smith, Arthur H .

Smith, Emma F . Smith,Jeff Smith, M. J Smith, Mars' Smith, Nellie

96

2S696

384

96

96 383^

384

38.40

65. 28

30. 00

69. 12 38.40

36. 80

57.40

38. 40

192. 00 38.40

46. oS

67. 20 36.80 47.52

67. 20

152. 00

47- 50 43.20

72.00 45-12

38.20

67. 20

38.40

,33- 60 68.64

38. 40

153- 60

45-12

45- 12 203.25

155- 20

71.82

Rous, ZMarj- E ' $72. 00

76. 01

69.29

73-89 71-56 51-83

59.66

47. 68

71-83

71.

tS. -x-k

67.83

66. 99

"65.'6S'

70.56

5-4S

80.64

66.83. 67.83 Sibley, J 71-83

1-43

-1-58

47- 83 71-83

64.68 71-51 55-58

53-68

Name.

Smith, W. A

Smoot, Kate V

Snowden, Wm

Solan, Thomas

Somers, Eizzie Sommers, Adam J . .

I Songster, Thos

i Spaeth, Chas. H

Sparks, C.W

j Sparks, Rebecca

[ Speelman, M. R

Speier, Henriette

Spinks, Alex

j Sprandel, Mar>' M.

I Sproule, W. J Spurrier, Wm. A. ...

Stadtler, Jacob

Stagge, Nellie G

Steed, J. N

Steel, Janey P

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A . . Stevens, H. W

Stevens, Jane

Stewart, Maud E

Stockman, Jas. A. . .

Stoll, John

Stoops, J. B

Storv, Andre V. H. .

Stout, C. H

Stratton, E- C. , Stribling, C. K

Stroh, Edwin B

Strong, Fannie

Sugg, Chas. R

Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Rosa Summers, Chas. W. .

Summers, R. W

Swayne, E- B

Sweet, Bessie O

Swett, Ella A

Taft, H. A

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Talley, W. C

Tapley, W. H

Tarbox, F. E

Taylor, Chas. H

Taylor, W. W

Teller, Chas

Thayer, George H . .

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Clara Thomas, E

Thomas, E. F" Thomas, Marj^ Thompson, Ella B . . , Thompson, EmmaE.

Throckmorton, M. I . Tilghman, A. E • - • - • Tilley, H. G

Tompkins, Kate A. .

Towson, Helen M. .. . Toy, James C

Trogner, Chas. V

Trudeau, E. E. - Tubman, Anna

Tucker, Eizzie Tuohy, T. F

Turkenton, Marv'

Tyrrell, Carie E

Udell, Mattie Unger, C. J Upperman, Emma V

Amount earned. Hours ! • ployed. -^-e96

288

96

'288* 88^

380

96

28896 384

*48 384

383

*I2

96

286 >^ 96

9692

288 160%

28896

280 376"

38495

I38. 40

60. 00

72. 00

36. 00

37- 60 36.80

38.40

48. 00

72. 00 35-40

190. 00

72. 00

50.00

38.40

38.40 32.90

22. 00 38.40

62. GO 38.40

69. 12

27. 00

164. 20

192. 00

240. 00

153. 60

58.

153. 20

69. 00

28.80

143. 25

38. 40

30. 00 45.12

46. 00

24. 00

72. 00 38.52

72. 00

48. 00

67. 20

163. 60

153.60

23.75 I Days.
352 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 39,

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding, " War Department,'" during the fiscal year endedJune jo, i8gg,

etc. —Continued.

Name.

Utter, Birdie Van Matre, Kate Vauo han, Dan C

Waldo, Lydia H

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mary

Walsh, Mary E

Walters, Annie

Ward, L.M

Ward, I^illie Warren, Sanford M.

.

Warren, Sarah J Washbvirn, Edith . . . . Washington, .Samuel Waters, Annie

Waters, Henrj- Waters, Thomas B . . . Watkins, H. A

Watkins, N

Watts, Walter Webb, Walter H

Weber, M. K

Webster, G

Webster, W. F

Weidman, John C

Welch, Alfred B

Welch, Alice Wells, E

West, A. A

West, Charles S

West, Marion T

Wetzel, Emil P

Whale}', Maggie

Whall, Edward G

W^hite, B

White, Bernard A. . .

.

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time

work.

90

96 384

96

I69. 12

114. 48

50. 88

96 24. 00

288 72. 00

60 28. 20 376 150. 40

384 203. 52

72 33-84

38. 20

56 22. 40

96 38.40

95 38. 00

38.40

96. GO

33- 60 38.40 38.40

Piece- work.

$76.01

42. 00

65 08 69.83

71.68 53-66

69-43

69. 58 73-36

50.01 71-58

71-83

68.51 71.66

71.83 65.90

71-58

71.66

70.81

76.01

'69-' 83'

Hours employed.

Whitehead, J. W

Whitford, Wm. E

Whitlock, James A .

.

Whitmore, W. S

Whittaker, Horace W

Whitzell, Hattie Whyte, Wm

Williams, Arthur J . .

j Williams, Birdie Williams, Ency E. - - Williams, Robert .... Winiam.s, T . H

Willis, J. C

Wilson, J Wilson, Nelie

Wilton, W. C

Withall, Jiidson J Withers, Gertrude V. .Wood, Alice G

Wood, Edw. J Wood, John D

Wood, P

Woodend, Emma F.

.

Wooding, Saml. G . Worsham, W. W

Wright, George

Wright, ]>.Iary E

Wroe, Chas. P. P Wvman, Nannie. . . . Wynne, Mary T

Yetter, H. C Yokum, J. J Youart, R^. E

Young, J. T

Young, James E

Young, Willis E

Youngblood, Jennie W

Zimmerman, Joe E.

96

361 384

96

2409694^

Amount earned. Time

work.

96 384

384

36096

9^

278

7596

279 5^ 116

28894

112 196

I38. 40

i8o. 75

96. 00 45.12

105. 60 38.40

44- 41

16.50

45.12

203. 52

192.00

180. 00

25-68

24. 00

69. 50

33-75

38. 40

148. 13

48. 00

144. 00

23.62 33-60

78.40

153-60

Piece- work.

$67.58

71.68

71-58

76.01

70. s»

71. 00

71-65

71.68

71-83

71-83

72. 00

?i.83

69.83

No. 40.Statement shozuing the iiumber of persons employed in the publication of

the Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, during the fiscal year endedJune 30,

i8gg, with the length of time each has been employed afid the amount each has

received.

Name.

Adams, A. S . Adam.s, Annie C . . .

.

Adams, Carrie Adams, Wm. S

Adie, Alice Ambrose, M

Amoss, James O

Anderson, Edna S.. Anderson, Ella , Anderson, R. T

Andrews, A. E. I . . .

.

Andrews, E- E

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, Mary. .

.

Arnold, George J

. .

.

Ashcom, Mary

Ashe, Annie

Atchi.son, Celia Atkins, J. H

Ayers, Annie

Bailey, Mary E

Hours

employed.

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$48. 00

37.80

21. 12

38. 40

42.24

38.40

23.04

J34- 83

9. 60 32.86 30.98

34- 83

54- 50

27. 75 32.55 32.86

26.54

28.83 32.63

79.71 52.52

Baker, F

Baldenecker, Theo. E

Baldwin, E. F

Barnes, Eaura E

Barnett, May

Barrett, Annie

Barrett, Robert D

Barr}^ J

Beall, Esau

Beall, J. W

Beatty, R. E

Bentzler, Jno. E

Berger, Joseph J Bergman, Mary A . .

.

Bevler, Edward

Bier, Robt. E

Binkert, Damon A. . . Bishop, Ida V

Bishop, Varden

Blackistone, Frances P

Hours employed.

9^

11695^

123^

96

11632

102

95 5^ 108

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$31-50

48. 00

42.24

51.64

38.40

48. 00

12.80 42.04

39. 20 38.20

44. 16

44. 16

$104. 69 31-57

36.00

36. 00

68.69

52.34

27.36
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 353

No. ^o.—Statement shocuiiig the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Special RepoH on Diseases of the Horse, during the fiscal year ended fnne jc, 7^99, etc. —Continued. Amount earned. Hours J^^Ia \ Time ' Piece- work. work. Xame.

Hours

employed.

Blake. W". W

Blanchard. Susie E • • Blosser, Ross J Boag. J.O

Bogau, Xaomi R

Bond, ISIarion X

Boo, Louis j=, Bowie, il. E

Bovd, Alex

Boyd. Wm. J Branchcomb, B. F

Brannan, :Mary A. . .

Braun, Pauline 3

Breslin, J Brick. Alice L

Brick, Emma L

Brick, 3Iollie J

Brigg::-. J. S Brosemer. Louis Brown, Elliott W

Brown, Florence Brown, Mariettas . . . 3rdv\-ne. Jno. C Brumelkamp, J. A . . . Br>-arly, Susan F

Buddington, Anna E.

Burch, Lillian Burchard, Carne V. .

Burke. Anna G

Burke, ISIichael Burlingame, Wm. . .

Burns. John H

Burns, Joim J Burns. John J Burns, Joseph A

Burns,.Nellie C

Burritt, Jessie A

Burrus, Anna

Burruss, '^slaxy Burson, LA

Butler, Missouri G . .

Bvrne, Mar\-E

B'vme, P. J Calvo. :Mary E . Cammack, AI Carr. Chas. C

Carrigan, Annie

Carroll, Michael

Carter, Lilv

Case^-. William F

Cassidy, Chas. J Cawood. Blanche

Chandler, Xina

Chase, F

Chase. H.W

Chedal. Mav B

Childs. Samuel X

Clark. Blanche E

Clark. Xellie Clarkson. M

Clarkson. W. F

Clements. Ella F ...

Cobb. Carrie B

Cochnower, F

Cocke, Fannie D

Coder, M. G

Cohen. Mever S

Colclazier.'Xellie C.

Cole, John

Coleman. Laura

Collins. T Collin.?, Su-ie A

Colnan, John

Columbus, Annie H.

Colvin, G. S

105

11269K

104

99

100

96

I 91^/^

96

2492

7296

99

95 y

96

12096

loS

136

46. oS 27.80

43- S4

20. 67

96. 43

47.36

24.90

35- 2S

32.63

25- 70

ro- 39

24.00

S. 40

34- 23

36. 80

33- S4 38.40

•I 30.26

66.00

35-03

9. 00

69. 00

34- S3

89. iS

Connell}-, James H .

Connelly, Mary

Conner,'jas. d'

Conner. Jno. B

Corbin, M

Cornell, S. M

Cosden, Man.- E

Coughlan, Alice M ... Cox, Lulu

Cox. TNIarj- E

Crawford'. Hortense E

Creed, J. W

Crellin. AL A

Crenshavc, vr. H

Crider, Laura | Cross, Geo. A j Dabne3-. Alar^- E ! Dalkin, Isabella I Dausch, Kate i Davenport, Samuel..! Deans, A. C I De Moll. Maggie ' Dick. Frances M,

Dickinson, Fannie. .

Diggs. X

Dcvid. Permelia

Doherty, John

Dolan, Annie E

Donahue, Alary A .

Donaldson, Ellen . .

Dougherty, AVilliam Downie. Lizzie Dovle. Ellen .... Ducatel. B. W

Duffy. Kate E

Dugan, Jennie I Dumont, Julia Dunn, Alichael Dunning, H

Durhani", Alarv C . . .

Dutro, W. A . Duvall. Jas. E

Dwver, "\^'m Ebe'rle, R. S Edmonds. Sarah .... Hdwards. Flora S. .

Elliott, Ham- \V . . .

Ellis, Ettie S' Ellis. Alabel ElLsworth, C. Abbie . Enoch. Ella H

Erner, Fannie A , . .

Espey. H. C

Esterlv, T. Irwin

Etchison, L. E

Evans, Ella V

99

96

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

334. S6 38.40

38. 40

22. 92

23. 04

2S. So

10096

40. 00

23- 04

19- S3

13.26 68.02

54.83 34-83

54. 60

12. 24

96

loS 23.04

44- 16 92

loS

96

955^

22. o'b 44. 16

23. 04 38-40

3. 20

30. 00

27.91

28. S3

50. 59

34- 64

32- 55 93-96

61.' 68

57- 25

34-^3

33- 33

6. 00

38. 00 38.40

22. 92

36.00

13-99

12. -o

79.89

37. 60 33-60

25- 36

38. 40 I20. 16

19. ^3 34.83

29. 49. 92

23.04

44. 16

29.88

34- 56

iS.sS

25.83 32-49

31. SB

Fagan. Cora B

Falbush. Alarv K . .

Fallon. D. F. .' Famsworth. AIar\-AI

Farrell. John A . Fa^-e. Jacob

Fenton, Elsie F

Ferguson, Wm. P . . . . Fisher. Alinnie E . . .

Fitzgerald, AIar\- . . .

Fitzpatrick, Henr^- . . Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick. J. F

Fitzpatrick. AIar\- . .

Fitz Simons, A , Fizer, Adele F

Flahertv, Edward . . . Flahert\-, Alarj- E

9. 00

35- Si

90. 19 58.76

32.63

34.83

19.83 45-83

132

107

6492

91

119

179 116

3^.40

23. 04 38.40

27. 20

55. 6S

43-76

25. 60

36. 80

21. 84

49-52

.68 87.84

40. 07

S. Doc. II 23
354 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 40.

Statement showing the number ofpersans employed in the publication of

the Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, during the fiscal year ended June jo,

i8gg, ^tc. —Continued.

Name.

Fleming, M

Fogerty, James . . Foley, Daniel J Ford, J. T

Foster, Edith D

Foster, John H

Fowler, Dominick . . . Fowler, Jennie

Fowler, Mattie E

Fox, Catherine

Francis, Henry

Fra^'ser, Mary F) Frederick, John H. . . Frink, Elmma A

Frost, Mary K

Fugitt, Harriet A . .

.

Fuhrnian, Edward . . Fuhrmann, Chas. J . . Furrow, Annie M. . . . Fuss, Henry

Gaddis, I,eroy J Gainey, Agnes C

Gallagher, W. E

Garrett, Mary E

Gayle, Ida

Gilday, Edward J. .

.

Gilliam, Catherine E

Gillin, Joseph T

Ginesi, Josephine V.

.

Glade, Henry

Glenn, Joseph F

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Gonder, Sue F

Goodheart, Briscoe . . Goodman, Cassie A .

.

Goodspeed, Alex

Gordon, M. B

Gorham, Mary E

Gorman, Mamie L. .

.

Gotta, Robt.C Graham, Madge W . . Grasse, Marie I, Gray, E. S

Green, Annie

Green, John C

Grimes, Edith M

Grimes, Hattie 1, Grimsley, I^orena. . . . Grinnan, R. Haar, Rosa M

Hage, Anna

Halbleib, L,ouis E. . . . Hammond, Jno. E-- . Haradon, Fannie A. . Hardenburgh, Mary

S

Hardesty, J. K

Hardwicke, E. E

Hardy, Theo

Hardy, Theodore M. . Harris, H

Harris, M. Agnes . . .

.

Harris, N. P

Harrison, J. W

Harvey, Mary E

Harvey, Wilson

Harbrouck, Harry. . . Haskell, F. A

Havens, F. B

Hayes, Oliver Haywood, Jennie F. . Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas. A . . HefFernan .Thomas . HeiTner, Clara vS HeUings, Hattie R.. .

Hours

employed.

203^

96

24

192

116

95V2

7296

208

127

140

9696

140 96'

128

19295%

91

TOO

96

103:^

194

92

16899

Amount earned. Time

work.

$82. 68 38.40

6.00

76.80 47.36

22.92

28.80 38.40

84. 48 58.50

50. 80

56. 96

20. 80

23.04 36.80

12.80 36.80

39-04

80. 44

24. 00

56. 96

48. 00 39-36

53-76

57. 60 33-42

82.88

36. AO 40.32

23.04 43-20

38.40

38.40

41.40 97.20

39-60

24. 00

70.40 36.80 68.48

39- 84

Piece- work.

$36. 00

38. 62

34.83 53.37

23.66

36. 00

28. 92 34.83

34. 83

37.25

32.00

67. 32

24. 00-

16. 83

"31-88"

67.56

26. 04 31.36

75.00

54.01 56.75

33.91

60. 58

65.91

45.00

56.02

19. 02 4.39

34. 83

36.00

31.65

24.90

23.49

Hepburn, Chas. F

Herbert, Florence I,, Herndon, P. ly Hess, S

Hill, J. E

Hinsle3% I,ottie B . .

.

Hitchcox, J Hoffman, Florence . Hoiby, Henry

Holden, I^ewis F

Holler, Ro.sa I, Hopkins, vS. E

Houck, Henry T

Hubbel, Mary

Hughes, Mary F

Hullett, A. G

Hunt, Margaret

Hussey, Annie

Jackson, MildredE.lv

Jackson, Pauline Jama, Theresa I, Jenkins, Ada

Johnson, L,. H

Johnson, R. S

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, W. R

Johnston, W. E

Johnston, W. T

Jones, Albert N

Jones, Catherine E

.

Jones, M. F

Jones, Mary E. A . . . . Jordan, Sabina

Jullien, F. A

Kane, Nora

Keane, Katie

Keating, Annie

Kee, Ella Keefer, Nida W

Kehoe, MaryB

Kelly, Katie

Kelly, T. J Kennedy, Frank A . . Kerse3' , Virginia .... Killigan, Josephine A

Knight, Jno. E

Knott, CM

Knowles, Wm. T

Kohler, Celia Koockogey, Samuel . Kundahl, Charles . .

.

I^ambson, B

Landvoigt, Jno. A . .

.

lyaPorte, Virginia E.

.

I^arry, Carrie J I^attin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lawyer, Anna T

I,e Cain,W. H

Leech, D. P

Lefferts, Samuel G .

.

Levey, John

Lewi.s, C.W

Lewis, S. VV Lind.say, Mary

Linhart, May

Linquist, John

Liomin, George

Little, Annie C

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Lord, D

Loring, Annie

Lowey, F. C

Luckett, Lucinda

Luerssen, H. G

Lusby, C

Lynn, D

Hours employed.

9296

64

128 20496

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

198^

99 215^

40

204

131

92

93

100

164

160

52^

224

192 206^

92

20432

$36. 80

24. 00

20. 00

52. 48 82.56

23.04 28.80

41.60

79.96 34.86

95.32

16. 00

82.56

52. 72

36.80

37. 20 40.32

36. 00 66.56

64. 00

21.00

101.44

77. 12

53- 76 83.88

30.24

38. 40

36. 80

85.60

'82." 88' "12.80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 355

No. ^o.—Statement showing the number of persons employed in the publication of

the Special Rep07't on Diseases of the Horse, durifig the fiscal year endedfune jo,

i8gc), etc. —Continued.

McAleer, H

McCabe, Hattie

McCarthy-, John F. . McClelland, Rose. .

McConahay, Stella B

McCormick, Marv E

McCullough, RobertE

McDevitt, M. Teresa McDonald, Annie E

McFadden, Alice R

McGee, Agnes

McGowan, Minnie F

McGurk, Alfred J . .

Mclntj-re, Bell J McKee, Ada J McLaughlin, Deline . McLean, Eaura V. . . . McEeod, Mamie ..... McIMahon, MarjINIcManus, James

McXalh", Francis J.

McXamara, Mary . .

McNeal, H. W

McXerhany, Ida McXicholas, R

McPherson, IVIaud . . . McVille, Mary

Maag, Frank W

Macfeat, T. D

Maddren, J. S

Magill, Chas. H

Magill, W. J Mahoney, Julia Maley, Margaret .... Malin, Ira B

Manire, J. E ^ -

Manii, J. E

Mansfield, J. E

Markham, M

Marshall, W. T

Marshel, Dora B

Martin, Annie M . . . . Mattimore, Charles A

Maus, C

Mayer, Fred. B

Maj-er, Eouise J Meehan, Joseph

Mellen, Mamie E. . . . Meredith, Annie W. . Metheny, Belle Mever, Eeonard

Middleton, Ella

Millav, Michael

Miller, Carrie G

Miller, George

Miller, Lizzie Minor, Jane E

Mitchell, E. E

Mitchell, Joseph D. . Montgomery, R.M.C

Montrose, Olive M. . . Moore, C.W

Moore, Wm. vS Moran, Marv

Moran, W. H

Morgan, Miriam E • . Morris, Geo. O

Morrison, Alex Morrow, M. M

Moseley, T. G

Muckelston,Wni. H. . Mueller, Flora H . . . . Muffley,Wm. E

Murphy, C. S Murphy, Daniel

Hours

employed.

92 208

92

19695V2

19196

1385^

96

263 >^

188 "^6

19695^

96

96

200

72 208

192 1821^ 167^

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

$36. 80

"84.' 48

36.80

36.80

36.80

82.56

12. 80

24. 90

79. 04 38.20

76. 40 38.40

56.36

25. 20 36.40

12. 80

89.60

43. 20

'76.' 80'

iii.'ie'

75.20

24. 00

80. 64

32.83 33-60

35- 20

38.40 80.64

34. 40

18. 00

84. 48

76.80 73.00

67. 00

$2.- 07 31.63

60. 14

32. 49

41. 19

82. 66 27.70

24. 00 36.00

31.83

2. 01 31-83

24. 00

23-44 35.87

33-33

29.44 32.55

72. 00

103. 36 60.05

32.55

21.96

22. 06 43-24

50. 78

67.' 81

53- 13

24. 01 84-57 3.00

'23.' 83'

32. 55

27.05

26.82

90. 26

22. 76

32.55

44. 60

Murphy, Richard . .

Murray, Minnie

Nash, G. J Nervis, Mary

Neumeyer, May E .

Nichols, Effie B

Noonan, John J Nuber, J. L

Nye, James

O'Brien, John J O'Connell, Bridget.. O'Connor, Annie E . O'Connor, Mary E .

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Neill, James B

Opdyke, Alice O'Rourke, Mary El- len Owens, Mary

Painter, Katie W . .

Pearson, Nellie H . Penicks, Thos. B

Perdue, Bertie Perkins, Geo. M

Perry, H. R

Pfleging, Clara A. .

Phelps, C. E

Pierre, Mary

Pitts, Allie Bassett.

Plumb, F. W. C

Pocock, Nellie E

Pollock, Julia C

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Povnton, Sarah S. .

Pratt, D.M

Preston, Geo. T

Purcell, James L . . .

Quill, Nellie C

Randall, Emma .... Ranke, Ida

Reaver, Maggie

Revells, Addie J Richards, Sarah M . Richardson, R. A

Rickards, Sam'l P .

Ricketts, J. H

Ring, John , Ritchie, E. J Robertson, Harry J. Rockwell, Wm. E. .

Rogers, A

Rosser, Amy M

Rotenbury, Wm. R.

Rous, Mary L

Rowzee, Milt E

Rowzee, W. A

Rupp, Lucy

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles. . . .

Rutherford, Jas. A. . Ryan, M. A

Ryder, Francis Sand, Jno. G

Sauer, Bena C

Saunders, Gertrude.

Schafer, E. J Schultz, Lida

Schweitzer, Christ F

Scott, K. L

Serrin, Rosanna E.

Seyfferth, F. A

Shortsleeves, Annie,

Shroff, Anna E

Shubburd, P. Kate. .

Hours employed.

192

Amount earned. Time Piece- work, work.

204

32

185 188

96

192

1055

99

188 25296

98^

259

$56. 96

76. 80

80. 96 63.36

22. 90

39- 60

82. 56

69. 00

10. 00

74-32

24. 00

76. 80

43.68

37-59

39-84

75.20

105. 60

38. 40

39- 60

109. 64

Days.
356 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 40.

Statement showincj the member ofpersons e^nployed in the publication of

the Special Report on Diseases of the Horse, diLring the fiscal year endedfune jo,

i8gg, ^i*^.— Continued.

Name.

Sibley, J Siebert, Frank

Simmonds, Nellie . . Simpson. John

Sims, M. E

Singleton, T hos D . vSingleton. W. H....

Skell3^ Julia

Slater, Emma V

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Nelhe

Smith, T. D

Smith, W. A

Smoot, Kate V

Somers, Lizzie M. .

.

Songster, Thos

Sparks, C. W

Spear, Hiram

Speelman, JNI. R

Speier, Henriette . .

.

Sprandel, Mar3^ M. . Steel, Janey P

Steele, Dora

Steele, Grace V

Stein, Josephine A . Stewart, Martha

Stewart, Maude E ,

.

Stout, C. H

Stratton, L. C

Stuart, Bessie F

Swett, Ella A

Tait, Adele A

Talbot, Maggie

Tarbox, F. I. Taylor, W. W

Teller, Chas

Thayer, George H .

.

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, E

Thomas, Mary

Thompson, Mav M . Thompson, T. H

Thornton, Florence Throckmorton, I\Ia- tilda J Tilghnian, J. W

Till3%Fannie

Hours

employed.

216 96'

104

4091%

192 20464

96

95

92

191

96

Amount earned. Time

work.

$8S. 32

2.50

42. 24

14. 00

39. 20

82. 88

22. 40

48. 00

38.40

27. 60

76. 40

6. 50

33- 46. 00

25. 20

Piece- work.

?9- 00

36. 00

34- 83

33- 81 13-55 36.00

32.55

32.38

20. 59

28. 46 4.33

29. 98

34- S3 34.83

36. 00

84. 22 34.83

25. 13

69. 20

91- 15 32-55

20 02

72. 00

76.31

29. 86

40. 20

Tompkins, Kate A . .

.

Tracy, J. M

Trudeau, E. L

Trumbo, A

Tucker, Lizzie Turkenton, Mary

Tyrrell, Carie L

Wade, M

Waldo, Lydia

Walling, Rose

Wallrath, Rose M. . .

.

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, Kate

Walsh, M

Walsh, Mar3' Ward, Lillie Warren, Sanford M.

.

Warren, Sarah J . . .

.

Washburn, Edith

Wav.son, Marv A

Webb, Walter H

Weber, M. K

Weidnian, John C. . .

.

Welch, Alfreds

West, A. A

West, Charles S

Wetzel, EmilP

White, B

White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, Ida White, Maud V

Williams, Birdie Williams, F

Williams, E

Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, J Wilson, Nelie Wimmer, Wilda

Withers, Gertrude V

Hours employed.

Wood, Alice G

Wright, George , Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Youngblood, Jennie W

164

136

r96 104

99

149 140

55^

96

Amount earned.

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