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The New York herald., 1866-04-19
RrookIyn city News.

Ts, JoHysovMs MsKrsG The Executive Commit
Of citizens Of Brooklyn, irrespective Of party, who
we're empowered 30 make arrangements for grand
meeting 10 sustain the President Of the United States In
his efforts 10 restore the Union have engaged the Acade
nv Of Music and the snsir will take place on
the evening OF Wednesday, the 25th. The com
mittee announce that the following named speakers
may be relied upon 70 be present on that occason
vz.-senator Cowsn, OF Pcnnsylvania; senator Doolt
tie Of Wisconsin; Major General l. III Rousseau, Of Ken
lucky; General John n Logan, of Illinois; Hon VIM. L.
shsrk.y Of N-issipt Hon Montgomery Blair. Of Ma.
ryland Hon. Green Clay smith, Of Kentucky John Van
Buren,, tsq and james r BRADY, Esq. II vill be seen
from the above named gentlemen that party Affiliations
have been entirely ignored this oommendable snou 70
ssshiu lhe Ch.N ESA0piiHS a NE pstlod,
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

SHIPPING NEW S.
ALnAsAc ros srv Yosn-rnm pAI
RISES. 10 NOON srrs.. eve u ~
sur srrs............. ~ vArKR. II
Port of New York. April Is, 1899.

ClEAREn
steamship Hecs (Br), Edmondson, Liverpool via Queens
town-f Cunard
ss.mshp Ednburs CBrh Haicrow. Liverpool Queens.
town--John q Dale.
steamship Essis, lawrence Havsns-spoaord rles,on
Co.
a
stsamshp Gulf City. Stewart. Mobie-snith Dunnins
steamship ssratoss. King Norfolk, City Poiu and Rich
steamship Aibemsrt, Bourne. Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship " Massey smith Philadelphia.
Steamship " Clyde, Powell. Boston-w Clyde
Tiers a Co.
ship Living Ar., Mcclure, Iverpool-R Buck A Co.
Bark NJ Ursula tBrl Lsnfare Rio Jsneiro-PenderEas
Bros
Bsrk Brilliant tBr), Nshen, Pernambueo-Sapisr wells.
ford.
Barh Psraea ,Brl, Newey, Nopieso Bsy--G p Builey.
Brig Coronea tBrl. Masters, Jacrne-D II DE Wolf Co
Brig Louisa lBr), Clew. 81 Johns MR. p Buck Co
Brs Mary Ellen CBr, wyman ~ Georges NB-Bre't Son
AGO
ACo.
schr = O King simpson, New oriesus-S n Brigham.
sohr " ID ireland, Ireland, Chsrieston-N l. McCrcady
AGO
schr Iiry, Francis Charls.ton-N n l. Mccr~ady Co
schr orve,s, Hoasmann, Richmond. va-vsp Brunt
sshr Truman. sloeum. Ne~ Bedford
echr Denmark farter, Haverhi-H W Lovd Co
ssh Geo vsshinssop. feek. Stamford
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
Reported BOmbardmsnt and Capture Of tn, Por
Of Conception, Chile, by the Spaniards.
Further Discoveries Of PetrO-
leum i'm Cuba.
EARTHQUAKE AT PORTO RICO.
Gc. DC. &c

The Steamship Columbia, Captain Rartoa from Ha-
vana Oh the 18th instant arrived at this port Yesterday
I'VE are under obligations TO the puner Of the Columbia
for tho prompt delivery OF cur nleb aad Dispatches
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

From Porto Rico have dates TO the Sd sub.
scripton has been started 10 aid Spain in the war
declared against her by Chile and Peru Nothing lie sad
about Ecuador or other South American republics The
smallpox lie reported 10 be raging in Ponce.
The Bishop whose health has been falling for some
time past is about leaving for Spain. The government
Of Porto Rico has decrced that passports and all other
documentary trammes to travellers shall be abolished to
and from those countries where the passport system has
been abolished
March &C. at half past eigh, r. NJ, earthquake was
felt at Ponce
The Barcelona carried to Porto Rico 900 ac-
Of the loan from the treasury for the ex
pcnses Of the famous eiDcorporation or St Domingo
The steamship Liberty arrived here yesterday from
Baltimore and leaves this afternoon for New Orleans.
On Wednesday there was grand ball at the General
de Marina. The display Of diamonds was very great,
and generally the ladies' dresses excessively rich and ee
CANT.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

The Negro Riot-First Fruits OF the Civil
Rights Btll-Another Crime I'm the Name
OF Liberty-Whitc Men Shot Down By
Negroes I'm n Procession Celebrating the
Passage OF the Civil Rights Bnl-Names
OF the Killed and Wounded, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRorrISG.
TUESDAY, April ls-Match for 5000. Mile heats. best
three In five.
Mr. Monahan named b. Hornblower, to road
Mr. Quin named ch. g. Indian Chief, in harness 2
Time, 3:ll-312-3O9.
The above trot created considerable spirit In betting
circles Indian Chief being the avore previous TO the
start at one and after the first heat, when
beaten very handy by Hornblowcr, he still had the call
at evens Neither Of the stations Of much
account and, like Topsy, each Is without q
pedigree. Hornblo~er is good whistler" and
Indian Chief Is troubled with the "sows;' great
defects in race horses The whistler led through;
out the FIRST and second heats; but on the third
the Chief got away best and kept we'll in front for nearly
three quarters Of mile which greatly esied his hackers
but unfortunately for them be broke on the lower
turn giving the blower q strong lead, and the latter
came home with o shrJl whistle, winner OF the heat
and money BY 1ye lengths The oacker: Of Indian Chsi
previous match between the came horses probably
they are not much hurt Should the Of the stall
butcher carts on the Brooklyn Broadway for horses
that beat three minutes have no business on
trotting track.
The Right and the Wrong Man.
TO rHx EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the HrRALp Of yesterday morning report appears
Of robbery committed in the porter house Of John Riley,
Twenty eighth street and First avenue. As the
report mlRnt pe tnouHnt ny some W SeicI w o P'c'c
that the John Riley charged with thu same no
relative Of mIne. JOHN REILLY,
corner Eleventh street and First avenue.
Died.
O'GRspy-Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, April Is,
RICHARD 0GRApr formerly Of Edcnderry Kings county,
ireland, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends and members OF the Emmett
Benevolent Society respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral Friday afternoon at half past two o'clock,
from his late residence No 2+o Henry street, South
Brooklyn.
Dsblin papers please copy.
frr 0ner Deaiks Sc, Fbwh Pdg.l
The New York herald., 1866-04-19


vana Oh the l4h instant, arrived at this port Yesterday
I'VE under obligations 10 the puner Of the Columbia
for the prompt delivery OF cur fiieb and dispatches
II Our Havsna Correspondence. : ~
@. HAvANA, April IA, 1860.
REPORTED OCCUPATION o. coscEPuos, cnIn BY The
- '"''t'-' 49, ~"' sPASIARDs. ~
News has Just been received by vessel which left
Montevdeo the 2sh February that the spanards had
bombarded the port Of Conception, Chile After sinking
one Of the allied vessels the had been occupied by
the forces dsembarked tho ships Blanca and Be-
renguea. The came from Matanzas Yesterday az
ernoon by telegraph directed to the DidO de Ia Marina
but the Psa gives It's reasons for doubling the correct
ness Of the particulars and believes It to apply to the
affair At Ancud
have 1t from most reliable that in virtue Of
superior ORDERS her Catholic Majesys ships Carmen and
Lgera fifty guns each and the steamers Leon and Bene
dto twenty five guns each being got in readiness for
sea forthwith II is said for short cruise; but
sured that in reality they destined the Pacific
The steamer Barcelona arrived yesterday from st
Thomas Porto Rice $. Jago &C. but the news Is very
Ponce the night Of the 10Th u The DidrtO Of st.
Jago de Cuba of the sth ns announces the arrival Of
the French steamer Caravee from st. Thomas, Cape
Hayten &c but she does not appear TO have brought
any papers. She was to sail next day for jamaica Ex-
bsXs rom o. ys csna 10 the 10th inst
Another petroleum we'll had been discovered near that
town. and the owner was getting up company TO work
It.
Owing To contrary winds and bad weather large
number Of vessels overdue here The arrivals have
been very numerous Of late. The wharves are daily
covered with valuable merchandise from all quarters,
and there great want Of berths for tho shipping ar
riving The Custom House returns for April will show
considerable increase the amount OF duties
His Excelency the Captain General has returned from
the Isle Of Pines but his health no better by the trip
rather the contrary have been assured, in reliable
quarte that his intention is 10 leave the Island shortly
whether his resignation be accepted or not and that he
may, perhaps by way Of the United states 10 try the
waters OF Saratoga
The seven Per cent scrip Of 1854 falling the 18th
instant will be duly paid al the Banco Rspano On and
after that date.
The Diario Of st. Jago de- Cuba Of the sth, contains
the following items French screw steamer Thems
Of coo horse power, az guns and 400 men, commanded
by ME Bsbourt, arrived last evening from Vera Cruz
which port she left the 22d utmo having Admiral
Ddelot board AZ soon - she s supplied With coal
she s 70 sail for Martinique.
By the papers Of the eth and 7h instant we learn that
shocks OF earthquake bad been felt botn at ST.
Jago and Jguani but, fortunately, buildings were
destroyed and no lives were lost
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Grini,tal . sDnrt.

&i@ter Srasier CAB seitern Nlorsen
ieine Gntfdeibung IN Dem sale bon
SEQ, g. 8ratt balm oh, bab 6erieIbs
nidt gu elmer iloGmaligen llnteriu4une
beredtigt fei. gr bertbeioiste feineu
llrtbeilsiprud nit Der alneabe, Sab Der
San bon iebeni iuriitifden Stanopunfte
beleadtet iuor6en fei, iln6 Dem 9lnge<
tIasten 70 biel pie nOsli9 Belt anb Sc
IsseabeitsgegePeu iuerOen iei, nm i'm
in StanS 81 fesep, fd bon Der SInflose
az befreien, unc feruerbin tudre es bobs
3eit, ben ginSringlinsen bic es iidb gum
8ned 9eina@t batten, uniere morale
iden @ebrdu9e iliaaiiftOber, Elm 8ieI 81
iesen.- ~
Die &e6e ipar 81 lang ais Dap mir
fie iportlid ipieberseben fonneu. Strait
iuirb, iuie mir boren, feinen Sail Dor oas
Supreme 9eridt o;s Staates brinsen.
Sieraui purpe cine SurH eingelGiuo>
rem, um Sas. green, Sol asaran uno
Sos. DeIrin, bic gtueeen 0orb anses
flast finb, gu perboren, iuOranf fid Die
Gourt bis morssn friib UNI 8 llbr per>
ta9te. 500
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MeeprberSsGpurf,

MeecrberSs@pmrt.
Gie NlOralitdt nnierer staot f6sint
fi6 su beHern. Ser bette geDeis oafiir
f6eiht Die fleine BetbeiIi9uns bon
Snnbern Dor betn 8eeoroer gu fein !;
mir freuen ilns, iiiittbeilen gu fOanen,
bas ole Nfeifen oct 2IagefIasten eHren.
bon entIafen fpurben. q 81
SO. @. Burns iunr III eiilellt aiteez
raudten 3uitanoe bon 6sr.Y oIi3ei ange<
troffen ,tpor6en. 9Gr9 tpuroe bis ami
Beiteres- in bas 9irbeitsbans sei5idt.
Sbonas Brableb, Elm farbieer Sunge,
lpdbItef1 in G rntansIuus elmer SdIaf>
itatte, cine Greppes dlS,5lm baieIbit ieine
erld0pften @Iieberss aussuruben. St
purbe, 6a Die Stabt 5@lanael an 8as
sentreibern bat, fir Die 8eriooe bon 30
Sagen nngeitelt. s5 ..sea sa.4a
s. Sreeloit; iuurbe tpe8ett 8etrttilfen<
belt un6 iinanltdnbiseln Betrngen fur
80 Sage in bas slrbeitsbaus seididt.
Cine tueitere Senouns bon Sefanse<
men aus vSmofeb" tsar ebenfalIs eins
setroFen, llna gtparOet oieieIben ibren
borseifrigen a9eibensfdneitern beige
fust. III II InnnsS
= Eboinas SD egoriaid ~situ6 Senrs
N1ussreOr batten einen @eb0risen fisea
tuel6es bic 8oIisei beranIabte, 6ieielberl
'unter i5re S6but gu ilebneil. Sie
iunr6en @eibe um $50 bcltrafk a
y Sierauf nabn fib Sic Court Die Srei-
bet, Bis Nlorsen friib unl 9 ltbr bon
ibren Nrbeiten aus;uruben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-21

bod anerfennen, 6aB er ilid5t einriaI 10
gut ruben pirbe; psrtl d feinemIR0r<
per bic ilotbige BEege anse6eiben IieBe.
yaeinli dfeit III abiOlut aotbideaOIs, nm
bic @eiunbbeit gu beipabren, unO einea
erfriidenOen @aIaf berbOrsubriasett,
upo ipirb bic Heiaes Mfabe Dor ben,
S6lafenseben Elm 8aos gu nebinen,
barG rubi8en, seiunbeas .S6laf blns
iansli6 entf6dpi st..ssis, s s ..s a.i..i .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-21

q. H Bir bri NC en- had fol-
seuO ben SnbaIt elmer Bin, bic bon
Serrn 2eIlpett in Der IesteH @ibung oes
Common Councils einserei9t, II. Oi.rd
oreiinalise 2eiuns pdifrt ipLr6e bie>
ieIbe bebarf nur nod Der 8eftatisuns
bes 8Oar6 of sIIberhtsri, Inn gum Se@
ieb erboben gu iperbens sSie 8iH il
BON srOsen SnterefIe uno ratben mir
besbalb Sebent, bieieIbe aufmerfiam
burdsuIelen. .asssg aa9s sasz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-21

brdumf.
brandt $500.
far is0s 9fetOetraft Der

.afar isoe @ietOessaft Der -
W1afdine
, ie6e Ba6endfn. III einem
6fTspfIifben BoAebanlee /!
cine gitrbrauefei . s. III
unO $6 fir ieOe 8ferbetraft
Der Nfdi9ihe; Sic n Der
8rauerei benntt ipirb.
---y--eine Bnidfrau, Die. fir att< 80
pfre 2ente tpafd5t 49,. 2
;, elm Sdladterbaus ....... To-
a1 cine 0mnpfmaf6ine bon 3
8ferbetraft .ss..ssss. g.@..
ep ein. &affee Saus ODER Gallon
liter Slafie q
Elm Rdffee 9nas ODER Gallon
s2ttr &taile - ...... Al
! egIbtrtts, NIT gBdker btrles
. 3abnarst,a SfFce. 1850. 4
y iebe Doctor, 9lSbofaten ODER 1s
dbnliAe SfFce,i. 1919. -
y gerfi6erungs Office 1
n 8entiers 80. 2
~ :, So6a uno Miaerallpa6ers
81 Sabritea .ss J y, .sssta.si. ~. "a
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~ eer9of 0nI DE sb0r5 uge Zen, DIE
es bat, tpenl man ieiner SaniIie baSurG
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go, go rein teuif9es Snlfitut ii, pel&es
bon ausf4Gesiia Oeutf9en geanaten se>
leitet miro. - Sie bieitsen 8earaten
Der @efeaf9aft iInb. Die Ssrren Bor6,
Generals slgent, u 9. Bintler, aotaI>
$50 aAseut Mnb 9r. Sburnt,s eJaIninirenOer
' 9lrst. = Sie Gefaltigteit uno 3uberIal<
fisteit Oieier Serren if 70 senusfan be-
tannt, bab mir ni4t fpeeiel Oariber
fpredeR oirfta.
III. - a8 irb I'm 4 fe d pic 81 u f.
ynerffonlieit unlerer Qeier anf Sic, an
aMoerer SteHe in Beltigen BIntte ent>
baIteue @rOtlansation Ses Sou ernenrs.
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men pir bengInre9ungen GINGER biefser
SLATER Bel, 6ie Gefddtsfnnben in Den
SrOb. unb aIeinban6eI Gef9aftsbau>
fern ipabrenO Ser Gommerseit 10 su
Dertiiraen, 6db Sie elnseiteIlten liG BON
sea oes cages Staub iln6 Sise i'm 8reien
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Circulation unO boifen, .baB fie gnten
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legation gum Chicago g6ltsufef be-
$50. ren lnier Gbica9o Correspondent Bd6ft
e IObensipertb erpabnt) tebrte eelfern
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= s1ateuDereiHs pirbis geseigt. BiH>
tominen sn Soaiel = 80
Serr Sefti era uns, 6ab Die @etie
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rer Ertunpb5aB seipefen. .ss 49, 80.
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genbIis4 q G'inb CO, beFen EaH
mn neuti1 dusfabrIiH beIpro9sn,
as pir6e eefEn bon gqnire Natterion
entlaFen, od Bee MntIdget fi1 fDeisette,
cen 6aa peiteF an berloIoen. d Squire
@atterion entities TN NIT ber sernEen
Mathuns, ia ni6t DseOer ben eins
Eiiifenngen Dee @6ien nadauesben, llnS
frembee 2enten gnt Die ein $eiIistbum
gu baHe@teH. Die eEMaAuHns Dlrb
nsebr baja beitraeerL einen reGtliGen
MenfMeu alle eene 9pH6eaesa MAIDEN,
aIs htif cine @sIdughib fFafe oetbeH bes
= BEN tuathe, : So s IS 81 20 80 i
- 49, a. IS ssss.s 49,. r,.bs !. !.
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TGiae SIT nm 6ie Btsabs
lung Der ga / eriteaer
aure rem.

reguIiren. i
Gel es bei@loflen bon benz Git
Council Der Gta6t NasbbiIIe, 6aS Dor
nnb mad BEN 1. Sali 1886, nod Der
fOIeeanent Staten dc @aiifritelter be.
.sablt iperben foG s. - s.
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bafeIbe.
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80 eiAter5abr i .ss.i.i.. 1925
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a niger GtibLeK j. is
ie6en ulberiuelfi9en GtubI 81
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Srager. -
.se[];nnie Tn, peHtkAs.n Mit<
burg sa6rb slufbuttle5ur sefal>
lieen 9lotiaHabrne 0aB Serr 3obert
gSeitmiller in 8eIIebieip tuobnhaft uno
9e@ $. Noi6bt 160 sedrSg oHeee etrabe
iid freunblidit erboten baben, Cub
feriptionea fur iinfete 8eituh3 III @m<
pfang ,sn nebrfen. asaaa
SH Sub sfafbpius f0naen 8eiteIIun<
cen anf infer 8latt in Der Yribat<
Bobnune bon 5Obn RMbH; Martet
9trabe, seseniiber ser 9tiIitsr sslta<1
oenie, absesebeu iperben.
9Iud miro Serr 6rant Gong, an Der
@6e Der Gunner un6 9lfb wobnbaft 10
ftsuasliS ksiuf Btfsauussn sntstssn
81 nebmen.
& Sin sietnIi9 gut erbaItenes ein<
ipannise5 gugsB iif su bsrtaufen. sed>
besve sseber 9fiiss soisfss DIattes. .
II gsir erfu6eu Sieieniscu unferer
iansbattisen Nboanentea, bic nod nit
Announcements oelaerlt iing fadfaaoe finb,.
uas OiefeIben iOfert susuiteIIen. =
q g8ir MAIDEN nniere Nreutlbc bas
tanf dufmertiant baB mir i'm gtanbe
Fn6, alle @rten Orudarbeiten (Sobs)
in enslifd ioiDobI ais Deuti& aasufer<
tisen. Die nns 8eeHrenoen iouenb be-,
tiers beoient iperoen. i,s4s.sa va
sass8 ,ssa4z t4gisi q ifsssf q ss4aissszs
@ Dieneu etabIfrte Stab
bile Gitp Sransfer 2inie itrbt unter
aeitun9 bes bierieI6if ipOBIbetannten
friibern gbefs bes gommtfarb Oeparts
ments, Serrn cant. 2ittIe.
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inertians eemadt 6aB bic ip6dentIi6en
Concerto IN benz Garteu Ser Serre,E
gG0npFug d. gBdterman, nunmebr am
gRittpod tatt tpie bisber ant Nfontag
itattfinOen: Di.rtt eu9 Oies, ibrSans>
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inert famfeit unierer 3efer nit
8eraniieen auf Die Nn;eige Der CUNT
berIanD gaIIsD BeriiAerunss @efsGe
fdaft. DisfeIbs II BON 9eateil sebil.
bet aus allen Sbeilen Ser llniOrls Rorbi
unO Si6. Das @tammtapitdI betfeIbf
III $500, 900. ~ sa1ss
O SER 60 ttlieb Oemaa eri d
Bat gang fanofes Bier ais Cincinnati.
1T can't be beati9 8erfu6t e fslber
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1Eszss Ia Wretie Der Masei9en si
Square Gag $i00, ieben tpeitern Sag SIS
ISOLDE $50, ieber Ipettere Square 20
n - 3 8otbeps Co., 2.5
800, i. sS ssEEv 81 3.5
!, 4 Nonat 600, !. 40
2 1900, ~ SO
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-24

The FIFTH AVENUE JoB.-It is stated that .
committee Of wealthy residents Of Fifth ave-
nue. have agreed to pay over certain sum
upon condition that the Common Council will
take no action in regard TO removing the
stoops upon that street. This Is all right II the
wealthy people are willing to pay but we
warn them that every future Common Council
will make similar raid upon them, now that
Il is ascerained that they can be bled so easily.
II these foolish capitalists had been possessed
Of less money and more brains they would
have laughed at the threats Of the Common
Council hlackmailers; but as the case stands
we must give the Common Councilman credit
for keen knowledge Of the weak points Of
human nature. They have opened mine Of
money which can be worked to their pecu-
mary advantage every year. Whenever the
Common Council want cash let them revive
the project Of removing the Fifth avenue
stoops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-24

The MASTER sHrpwRroHrs AND THE CuAIxERs.--
The master shipwrighs are dealing very I'M
justly II not tyrannically with their employees
Having given up their strike the caulkcrs were
prepared to resume work, when the bosses
exacted most unnecessary and arbitrary
pledge from the men. They were required
not only to yield all they had been so long
contending for but TO abandon their trades
association, purely benevolen, institution,
which has been in existence for many years.
We do not believe in combinations OF any
class Of workmen to force employers to pay
certain amount Of wages. That 10 q business
which will always regulate ITSELF Blu, to de-
mand that workmen shall not belong 10 this
or that benevolent association b an assump-
ton OF authority which cannot and should not
DO tolerated. As we'll might these bosses die