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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-08-13
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bridge Proposals.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the Com
L missioners OF Cecil county, to be directed to
them ut their Office in E!kton till Tuesday,
du@nSt the 23rd, inst, ut ~ o'clock NJ, for
building an OPEN CANAL. BRIDGE of thirty
feet span over PUN Creek, on the road leading
from Elkton to Turkey Point. The Masonry
required is Us follows, viz:
Abutments l3 feet long at top, II feet at base;
feet thick at top, 3 feet thick at base, battered
on the face; feet high above low water level
and deep enough to secure solid foundations
The Wing Walls on west side of Bridge to be
20 feet long, and as deep as abutments at found
ations Those on the east side to be 10 feet
long, as deep for foundations US abutmcnts a.
the ends next the same, and secure from frost at
outer ends All the Wing Walls to be p feet
thick at base and u feet thick at top-battercd
on outside face, and west-side walls to fare ]
foot il 4. Tie east walls to flare | foot in 5.
The Guard Walls to be rs long us wing walls
built upon them, IL inches thick and = feet high,
with covering of white pine boards, plowed and
groovcd, painted and sanded. secured to the
masonry 10y tastenings built therein.
All the walls to be built of good sized stone,
with coed wood burned lime, or cement, and to
he pointed on outside face above ground.
The Bridge to be built of good White Oak or
White Pine tioored with good white oal, plank,
and to be II feet wide in the clear. The road
ways to be filed in to 4 grade of one foot III II
to the level of the wing walls and the whole
work 10 he completed On or bc!olc the 10Th of
October next
Mr. Burbcdge Brock near the site Of the
Bridge, will point out the location
BY order.
}. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Aug 6, lS6l-3w CONS Cecil county.
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NOTICES..
Notice to TaX.PayerS.

FENl1E Subscribers, COLLECTORS Of the sever,il
H. Districts of Cecil county; will BE DIT tile
places named below. on Ihursdny Friany and
SATURDAY. the 18th, 18th and 9th of August,
inst, aud also on the last Thursday Friday and
Saturday of each of the following months of
September and October, to receive and make
the following deductions for payment of State
Taxes of 1864, viz s
Frt payments prior to September Ist next,
5per centuni.
Fer payments prior to October LIST next,
per centum. .... .
For payments prior to November LIST next,
3ptt cthtuln.
JAS, ii. hEsSuN, Col 1St Dist.
at Cecilton
A. P. B,RWitk Gel. pr Dist,
Mt Chesapeake City.
JOSEPH Wells, Col. 3td Dist,
J.coD MARKEE, Col. 4th list,
at Fair Hill
JOHN b. GRAHAM, 81. 9th Dist.
at North East
BENZ T. KIRK, Col 9Th DIT
GEORGE HAINEs, Col. 9TH Dist,
at Pot deposit.
REUBEN ALEXANDER, Col eth Dis
at Rock spr.. ',gs'
THOMAS JlNNEY. Col 9th Dist.
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug 6, lS6i-6w
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NEW CLOTHING STORE
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, ELKToN, MARYLAND.
TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the public that he has now on hand and is
daily receiving splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
Wooden, Linen and Cotton Shirts,
Hats and Gaps, Trunks, Carpet Bags and
Ealises,
Neck-I'ies, Collars, Suspcnders, Gloves
4 Hosiery,
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
In Philadelphia in the most fashionable style,
and at the lowest rates. Orders solicited.
Thankful for the large patronage heretofore
extended me, respectfully solicit a continuance
of the same, rs am determined to sell lower
than any other house In the county.
May Z, '64-1y ~ LIEBERMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

Phoebe Ann Krauss, ! In tile Circuit
next friend, &c. Court for Cecil
vs. tcourty. InChan-
Indianne kranss and Gerry.
Elizabeth kratlss.
ORDERED, This tweEty fourth day of
~ Jrne A. ID. 1864. that the sale made
and repbtted by William J. JONES' Trustee
Tor the sale Of the Real Estate of Charles Il.
kanss, decd, inenitined In the proceedings
in the above entitled cause, by ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
Thereof be shown on or before the fifth day
Of Septeml ar; provided, copy of this
order DO inserted il; some newspaper printed
in Cecil county, Hncc i eek FOR one month
before the fourth day Of Aus"st next.
The Report states the arlluI't OF >aies 10
be $500 90. luAS. Ii. Ia. YES,
True copy; test. Ci.rS
CIAS. H. IIAtNES,
July >, lS6I-lm Clerk.
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bridge PROPOSALS.

h1'lUSe PROPOSE
PROPOSALS. will be received by the Com
1 missioncrS of Cecil county, to be directed 10
them at their Office, in Elkton, till Tuesday,
august 23rd, inst. Mt ~ o'clock NJ, for build
ing an OPEN CANAL BRIDGE of 45 feet
span over North East Creek, Oh the road pass
ing Crawtord's Factory. The Masonry required
is rs follows, viz:
The Abutmcns Is feet long and 3! feet thick
at base, IA feet long and y feet thick at top
battered on face To br7 feet high above low
water level, and foundations not less than three
feet below that level, and deeper if necessary to
secure solid foundations.
The Wing Walls on west sido of Creek to be
Il feet long, y feet thick at base and u fec,
thick at top, battered on outside face. and to
flare foot in 3 The Wing Wall on North
Fast end Of Bridge II feet long-harc foot in
3. and on South East end 10 feet long without
fare the same dimensions in other rcprcts us
those on west side of creek The North West
wing wall to be as deep for foundations its whole
length az the abutlncnts. All the others to be
us deep as abutnents at the ends next the same,
and secure from frost at outer ends.
The Guard Walls to be as long as wing walls,
built upon them, y feet high and l.! feet thick;
to lie covered with white pine boards, plowcd
and groovcd, painted and sanded, and secured
by tNscnings built in the masonry
All the walls to be built of good sized stone,
with good wood burned lime, OF cement, and to
be pointed on outside face above ground
The wood work to be good White Oak or
White Pine, the flooring of white oak and to be
not less than IL feet wide in the clear.
The rondwavs to be filed in to q grade of |
foot in II to the level Of the wing walls, and all
the work to be completed on OF before October
18th next
The site of the Bridge will be shown by Mr..
Crawford, near the place. by order.
j. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Aug 6. lS64-3w CONS Cecil county.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
L Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Thomas G. Mershon, a,c of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 4th
day OF June, 1865; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of June, 1864.
ONEAS MERSIION,
ABNER MERSUnM,
Administrators T.. T. A.
of Thomas G. Mcrshon, decd.
Test--CuALKLEY B. CrrLER, Reg.
June %, 1S6i-6w
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Notice 10 Creditors.

'TlllS is TO give notice, that the subscriber
L of Cecr county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Tcstamentary on the personal estate of John
Lincoln, late of said county, deceased.
AL persons having claims against the said
dcccs sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the 10Th day of July
1868; they may otherwise by law, be eXclu-
dcd from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said state are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of July,
1864. JOSEPH II. LINCOLN,
Administrator Ut John Lincoln. deed.
Test--CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
July IL, lS64-6w
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Licenses for "Gcnerai Business"

among TIE provisions Of the new Internal
Tax law. in regard to " LICENSEES is one
which wa. not in the original I'LL or in the
House amendments. bUt which was put in by
the Senate and adopted hy the liur;sc. The
sections in REGARD to license specify variou.
"mploymcuts. trades and professions for
which license Is required. But the new pro-
sion makes . wholesale sweep by declaring
that Il license fee of ten dollars shall Toe re-
Uurcd " of every person, firm or corporation
Engaged IN any business. trade or profession
whatever. for which no other license is re.
'ur"t. whose gross annual receipts therefor
.,ycccd one thousand dollars" The appli-
cation is so extensive that il would seem TO
take in all classes Of persons prosecuting
business. and render unnecessary all those
portions of the ne, which specify the parties
required to take out license ut the rae of
ZEN dollars per annum.
As the words appear above quoted they
ere extensive in their Si4nifcation. but de-
,sIpn of Commissioner Lewis. Just publish
cd. renders them So general in their opera
lions that they would seem to embrace the
ease of every person who makes more than
one thousand dollars year by his own labor
or industry. In the first place. he decides
that where Il person licensed to follow Il par
ticuIar business. also follows another which
Yields him more than one thousand dollars Il
year from HGt source. he must take cut an
additional license. II his combined profits
nrc more than die sum mimed. but neither
occupation produces one thousand dollars.
no lccnS" l.. required. SO with members of
- firm who prosecute other business than
that for which the firm has license.
The following extract from the decision of
Commissioner Lewis, will be Of interest to
Innny Of our readers. These additional as
tcSSmcntS required by the new act will have
10 he proceeded with the cGming fall:
Among those persons who may be liable
to take license under this paragraph may I've
enumerated the following. a> examples, 10
wit :-Clcrgymcn. teachers. farmers. artists.
boarding house keepers. book keepers gar
dcncrS. nursery men. express men. tcumsterS.
1ruckmcn. hricklayers. bauk trllerS. prrsi-
dents and cashiers of banks. substitute bro
lrrS. painters and hlackSmths lwncn not
manufacturers. persons carrying on saw
luils. clover. griSt and other mills when not
manufacturers. superintendent, managers.
agents or officers Of companies or corpora
lions. firms. companies or corporations or
::nnized for any business nOi requiring any
other license, such rs railroad and insurance
companies. &c, &c.
AN office held under the Federal or
under State Government is not either Il
business. trade or profession. II :hc meaning
If the act. The commission which the OH
Ger holds Of the executive authority. ar
appointing power. is his sufficient license
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
l. Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate Of
Jonathan llaragan, late of Cecil county,
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the l4th
day of June, 1865 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
tkis 18th day of June, 1861.
ELLIS &. CHANDLER,
Executor of Jonathan ilaragan, decd.
Test-CHALKLEr B. CUTLER, Reg.
June 20, lS64-6w
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Road Notice.

N Office is hereby given that application
will be made to the County Commits.
Soners of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting, after the 18th day Of August next,
for the appointment of Examiners to alter
and straishten the Public Road leading from
point near the Rising Sun, to the Brick
meeting House and Port Deposit road. at
or near Robert Cav hers. This alteration
and Strengthening to be near the farm of
Thomas Bonsal
July 23d, lSG4-5w.
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REAt ESTATE.
TRtSTEE'SSALE
OF 4 VALUABLE FARM,
IL CECIL Col.NTw.

4 NY ,;.,r, of - D,cree ,f the cj.au-t Coi,rt
/ II f,n Coo nnu,tr IN chancers tho n.
I.r.;anod as TrnStoes will offer f,r s,rc It
! prLIic Anct;on' nj tho Court House do1r.
IN Elk,on' on WV
,,c,
- '',V 0'rr log - '.,p''"o'' :,
all mat H's'rao'e MN: situate IN Ceci,
coHntjy' n5Nyia'u, when formerly ielongea
70 Na'en ,sumuhdSoh' ana was by nm corr
teyeG IN 'Hso 10 1reeh "il!iams ana Saran,
ms w'ie' afterwards ana now sarah Howard,
hrNn,,aoG mhHT I o. onar'es Matthews Isaac
rtiSs'no anu Jeremiah hiaehhouSe, con
'a'"'hs
Hi ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
or wh;,.h .,hont eo ,o.os ono IN wood nn,
,ho rns;'ine o"alI lad IN r;r " ''ni
t;yntion Iiyid.d ;n,o fam, l;.lds
Tho i',J !, 80 ,Ln, f,,. ,,,,,I;,,, s,,,.o,,t;l1,
or tho L;,,hast ;m,,.,,..,I,n,,t I,Jaoa ,Lo
Trn.t.o, faI;no ,hn, ~, Io,t,r ,,,','o.,,,,,;,,.
bas Loo,, o,iral c'' ,,
n,nJnrt' nr;.a lanl ~ n. ,'I
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"A Y ALUABLE L ARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TN consequence Of the remotcness of my
l. property from my residence, | will dis
pose of at Private Sale, my FARM. ON
"hun creek, on navigable water, in Kent
cornty, Md, containing s9q Acres Of Land !,
40 Joining the lands Of Messrs. Isaac Parsons,
Geo Il. Beck and Geo. r. Stephens. 1t is
divided into fields, is under good fencing,
has Lce. several times lined, and is pro-
ductive. ] here are len thousand Peach
Trees Of dihrI ent varieties aud in bearing,
which add greatly to its value Naviga5le
water and II la,.1.pg on the farm. make it
convenient Of access to the Baltimore and
Philadelphia market. There is u sutlciency
Of wood. and surplus It Chestnut Timber.
The Buildings are Two Story Frame Dwell
ing nearly new, with attic. containing 6
rooms and an entry besides tie old build
ing adjoining, IN good order. he outbuld-
:ngs are good and nearly new.
TIE Terms OF SALE are one thin ID cash, or
in good guaranteed paper, and the balance on
long time to suit purchaser, the interest
payable semi annually.
Apply to the subscriber, near Middletown,
Delaware, or to George Nickers, Esq. Ches-
tertowh, Md. THOMAS MURPHEY.
June Is. 1854.
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NALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE
IN EGsATOS,
\ L Es,.iN-GiN Hslln

- = ~ 4
INTENDING to cngaec in another business
4 offer nj Private sac all my property in Elk
ton. at Tic Nest End, Il, follows:
No. |. Is large BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, 50 y 60 feet, with large
Sore Room. well arranged; Brick Kitchen and
Back Eulldh% for the lt,r Of the store The
Dwelling has two pal.urS, with folding doors
and Hal! on first floor, and six large chambers
above, and four over the stone room. The lot
upon which this horlSe stands is Scventy-two
feet front, running back two bundled and sixty
feet. Also, IN the same lot is IL good Slaughter
House, Cattle-rcn, llug-rcn, and StabIing for
four horses.
No. ,. Is a BRICK DWELLING,
2j - feet, two stories and attic, with Brick
Kitchen IL IL. Two stories a frame wash
house, wond-hnusc, &c. There are six cham
beers in the main building. and two in the second
story Of the Kitchen. The house is convenient
~ arranged, with two P,rorS with folding doors
and hall ON the first floor. The lot on which
this house stands is fifty feet from, running back
two hundred and sixty feet with IL twelve fee;
alley on each side. Of the house.
No. 3. Is BRICK DWELLING,
II IL feet, two stories and all attic, with
Brick Kitchen i y, one story The lot is
- feet front. running back 2OO feet.
No. +. Is exactly the same as No. 8.
No. 5. Is an open Lot, IS feet front,
and 300 feet deep, with Cellar dug and walled,
and foundation walled ior buildng II 3G
feet, with II well Of good water. and stone
smoke hoti,c on said lot.
y All Of the above named Houses are well
and substantially built with thirteen inch walls
and covered with Tin, and enclosed with good
fencing, all tie fronts being lron
deem it unnecessary TO give any further
description, us persons in want will view for
themselves, and would say that an opportunity
is how Offered for some one to get a cheap pro-
pcty, such is has not been offered before, and
may not be again soon, rs will sell cheap and
make Tie Terms easy. Those wishing TO make
safe investment are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine the property. 4 lease is now
offered TO be taken on Il part OF the property for
five years at 10 FER cent. on what it may be sold
for. RUDULPH BENNETT
Anr g. Il64-3w
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BordentOWn Female College,
BORDENTOWN, N. j.
Rev. John Ell. Baakeley, A. NJ,

PRESIDENT.
TlIlS Institution is pleasantly located on
l. the Delaware River, about sixty miles by
Railroad from New York, and thirty from
Philadelphia. Thorough instruction is given
in the common and higher branches Of Eng
fish, and superior advantages are furnished
in .he Ancient and Modern Languages, Draw
ing, Painting in all its branches, Vocal and
Instru,. rental Music.
For Catalogues, address the President.
June 10, lSG4-4m
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UNDERTAKING.

HAVING made a new ana improved
llHearsc Of the latest style. H. is prepared
to attend Funerals and furnish at 'ue snort
est notice Collins Of Rose w God, MAJ >gany
Walnut, or covered with Cloth, and Neia NC
Burial Cases or Caskets trimmed AMI M
ished in the newest and best styles with the
finest materials. Silver Plates engraved wit.
name, age and death furnished at short
notice, when desired. Ice Boxes for putting
bodies in ice always ready. Having had
long experience in the business, he feels
confidence in his ability to give entire salts
faction to ali who may favor him with call.
A II charges low, and no extra charge for
attending funerals at any distance.
aug &, 1SG4-Gm. X. MARSHBANk.
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Phila., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows :
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
LIST train, Ills A. NJ. LIST train, 1925 A. NJ
I'd train, 500 P. NJ Ind train, 4.iO p. NJ
Sd train, 1850 p. Nj
The 1880 p. NJ train for Baltimore, will
run every day including Sundays. No train
for Philadeph on Sundays
W. d. ALEXANDER,
June %, lS6i-tf. Agent.
The sun., 1864-11-01
NJ MhRlNE NEWS.


Nov. is. H.. as. =. 55-H. ". morno 90 .i7
CLEARED.
STFANSiITPS- WIN Woodward. Baltimore: Alec
N, Phila. .e,ph,, ,Nif., Philadelphia.
SUIP-Oc,Rna. GaIde., NJ Ru-sia Tor Bremen.
BARNS -thCntson. Melbourne; IockHtHy, ION
don; Hu'crt sims, Antwerp. Nellie iiunt, Pur1os
Ayrcs IT i-ula, ko Jancifo Dresden, rnilsdeiphia
PRIGS-Harmann Eio Jnnc'f 20, Quaneo. ildlifl1:
oIozimho Phiad; MGast'nn, tlzatcihioFi, j.
SCHOONERS- Fla.h, Vera Cruz Erandvp inc
Wilmington, Joe Turner. EhzAhethpoTt. oriental
Boston; Lucy Ancs, Boston
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -pooInac, Portland Frirhanks.
NWh.ncior: cir, ci Richmond. iu-tras- MunIo,.
NV lSlre!. do Charles lralv, Nono'e.
sHIrs- -Conr'entinc. Ij,'l. Gcrmau.N Hamburg;
Ciara Wheeler, Live vool.
BAkkS-iiorsqe Rsil+ feus'rcla Olfenhurr. Bre-
Ineu sunshine, Goa rAy; lIan-i', No~' h.l"ans.
bRIGS- Branch, Comwalli., NclIl, - Cro', SIM
coe, HsAnzat; loch iomond. ,lAvn u' ,llo, Florida;
Lag, llyRoui lGLpto AcadiI, Nursrt Say, Jam;
VILLAGE lsl" C.Iucgrhy; kcnHrth oi iiaiitiN, from
Jaomcl 70 sla". of A.morth, from Lt"uhy5l.
sCHOOSTRs- -gr' mora, from hetiulolas y G
I'm GoorFt'oNu; Mii'Hfd Fillmore, 10 fo,pl, sc:
Fsu'tr' Reared leland Porto Rice. R1uIolf io bls-
ION; Va icnion. Roninu' tot lo. on -, ~ Bos-
ton for WaSh.n ton; G II h'rfon, Co'ia a.!'s.
BELuW-ship Mmotpho,e e. Liycilco'. Wind NV.
The sun., 1864-11-01

A RrrrBtfcAS DEMONSTRATIONS - GRAND
To,cu.t,ens lrrS.otr or lnr WAN ora,NizN.
1fo>.-I.,., cycala, The citizen. Of Brooklyn were
treated H. mn lnno.pg d.atl,y Of lanterns, ire
works. cavalry and citizens. who came on, e. show
the strength Of tlc ci, Of Churches for Lincoln and
.Johnson. The p,oc.s,i,n In the Wetteru II ..r.ci
,ryau.sci IN Clinton md L,'aycuc avenues,
,,1 Al on, u.pe o'clock the mach lc.uuh, ltunc.
dis,,ly Alter sniyo of artillery had been Ar,d --
each Ward rroc,olny in numerical order. Asuc
bepI n the Inc cnfa, down Ia.nvcttc avenue
prcced, h, SOM. r.lic.mor and a brass band the
stec,ators lining tic streets and sidewa,ss ga,e
wav lc'ore il. A few cnthu, ns,ic indivlau,ll NJ.
,.ur,ei TO ~ cc, I'm, ,,cf y,,o. we're drowned by
the artillery anl fireworks. Nearly every person
IN tie pr ccs,'1n carr 81 ,t.ucsc lantern. trans.
tnrencv, ~ 4. .sinyny l,f1p. Tlcs- torches pro.
. n,ed ab-'It,nl aprc,rnrce. mud a. tho long Inc
was occ,si,,,,,y i,u,n,,,.d hy calcium, usb, or
,o,c b,,'l,su, fireworks. Tho sght ,nsp.r,-i en,hu
,ia,u. In nc rr,..s,ion ,yerc a number Of odd
devices. ,,d ,,Do c,l,c TASTEFUL, y,t,eu mn.
Anon, he I,,,c, ,u, ,,po-,.r ue.lo.l
,,,,,,c 4 bcr, ,;,b ,,,cc hc,,,if,,l voupy Girl,
ci.,ou,,y clad M. s,d ,..so, A c,r.ri,yel .bir.
A ca,vas. c,,d mo,,,o, LONG c,nb bo,,. aue /
With b,vs A. ,.,s,c, Ai,r,o stage e-p,a,n,n 4,
twenty or ,brtv u,tl, grl.. drcascd IN rod. yyl,o
s,d i,ro g.. &, A, ,c,ii,,, occ,r-cd -,
t,s,yc,,c ,v,.,.o ,e,, M. u,c,io, n r,,,on
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ss the As,oa.uon did no. mee. in guaac,en. mum.


tsrs 10 carry II out there bcins only about thirty
members present. lie thought thai - the strixc
d sd gone on for four weeks without any thing de-
sni,e cling cone, that 1t ~as useless To continue II.
ss II mel ceated working, there would 10 others
found 10 axe their place. O;bcr members thought
the s,nkc ia lure Tines were dul and bosses
would lie loi cut,in down wa CO rather than ras-
ing ttctn. OIc nicml or certain that II the mon
Ia hn shop who belongc.i 10 the : c,ety would De-
p. rmiticd to ~, although rcceiving 1928 Nnd
>. - others would te taken On at 33 per d.y.
re rIsuhers po'tv.ly refused 70 strike, aay1ng
t.v had ~ rcr day ,lrcady, while oih,rs were
wiling to atlie by he decision oi thc meeting,
whaicvo u might tc, although, IKE the Prc>d 1T
they believed thhi there perc not enough metnlcrs
present to vote for sirke. TIE President said
had Ec teen rrc.cut when 'hc sirike was ordered,
he youd have opp fcd 1t, A. be th ,ught It was not
tic r..ht ttnc to otacr "a strike. hslcr some slight
derhte tic sat cci itvas rcsoyel that tie strike
ordri ed un he 1t oi iAo month 'Hr - 30 aud -
rcr Gay uc abandoned. The meeting soon aitcr adj
iutIrr. cd.