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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04


A mass meeting of journeymen brick ay-
ers, nov "a strike, was held last eve ing at
Putnam Hall, s X. GauI iu the chair. The
meeting wss Tor the purpose of hearing re-
ports from bosses WHO have agreed to give
the eight hours, and the following we're re-
ported as having acceded to the demands Of
the journeymsn
Hull & Connolly. Saul, Poer 4 Cnrcoran,
Sheehsn 4 OATS, ID. Wcoding, B S.Lafarge,
Thomas Saundersen, W. Jones, j. McCool,
J. Bogert, H. r. " illiams, Stewart 4 Smith,
w. McWilliams, McKegney Bros. c. II.
Tucker, Chas. 0'Cnnnor, Cook 4 Higgins,
Patrick O'Brien, Phil Fitzpatrick, Michael
0'DonneIiy, John Dovney. p Fletcher, D.
Stewart. Geo. Vassar, Wilson & Dye, A. NJ
Titus, Ed. Vanderbilt, Jas. White, Jas.
Walsh, Tho Keech (nrn--), Tho Dow
fey. Siul'k Lou3en, Thos Feathestan, Thos
Shannon, Stewart l. Mastersuu, Jas Pod
dingtop, Nicholas Connor, W alter Powers,
George Stewart, George Hilhard, WIN. Nc
Grath, Andrew Ross, - D.voe, Thornton
Bros, S. Sandford, - Thompson, Andrew
Robinson, John b. Dye, Alex. Wallace, Ell
Wallace, Thos. Il atty
motion was carried that members who
have given in false reports be fined $40
Another, that all members working for men
not giving eight hours take Their tools and
leave, and not hang around the job, was car
ried unanimously. A motion was carried,
with equal unanimity, that the standard
wages Of union bricklayers Of New York,
from this date until May J., 1863, be $3.50
per day.
A letter was read from Mr. II. H. Meek
er, Secretary Of BrckIayers' Union No. 3, of
Philadelphia, offering moral aud material
support, and stating that from 100 to $50
men can obtain immediate employment there
# they need it. Another letter was read
from j. Ell. KIRBY, Secretary Of the Nation
v Brickiayers' Onion, notifying all local
unions not TO interfere with the strike Of the
New Y ork UNIONS
The question having been asked, Mr.. Gaui
decided that indeniured apprentices have
right 10 work ten hours a day If the bosses
require It, bat apprentices working under
protection cards must quit work when the
Union men dO-eigbt hours.
1t was resolved to publish the resol 1tion
IN relation to wages N the Sun and three
other parers, after which the meeting ad-
journei.
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Tue BsrcKLAYER's STRIKE IN Nav YORK
The latest phrase Of the bri1klaver's strike
j. that number Of the blss mas0as have
left their own organization, and have grant
ed the demans OF the bficklayers, VIZ, 81 so
a day, a. hours day. They have been
offered work by some ot the contractors In-
dependenllY Of all interference with the
masons, at their own terms, and Offers Of
work are coming from distant places Oh
similar c0nditicns. A letter was received
irom Mr. Thompson, Of Washington, ID c. !,
stating that ne was prepared TO give employ
ment 70 thiriy-ive bricklsyers, IN response
10 which many, il j. expected the thirtY-tive,
wall start tor tn Federal Capital on Mon.
day. A conmiItee Is IN session, appointed
y receive ta- reports from the several other
committees uf the BrickIAyers' Uaion, name
ly, ., and II ; but up TO the hour Of our
going 70 press no reports had come.-N T.
Express, 2Tth.
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SATURDAY NiNes


~S@@@ - -~-~@ 49, A0G 4eePUe4tOEB .,
when nsW Dspouftsr Arst comes TO the esyiuxs nsnk
prcpauons saks1. and recsrds made iAeS he nay
alwayshe identified and 90 IN In o. hspk 10 lpss
the owner tbegeef cannot be defrauded
The bnDe Of thia Institution s ssahbed azelasyely
10 tho receipts and care q Savings Dsposa and Funds
aeposited IN trust No Commercial Of General Baaa-
Ing business Il transacted.
certain propsion Of the faAds ere invested By issn
upon real estate In the city sChicase In making sunh
Ioans preference b alWaJs given % Applications from
Institnfion safceDt funds 70 pay fof pt ef EronDd
and desire 70 oorrow something more " ed fhem ie
erecting bnildngB 70 be used a. psrmngD9 homes for
themselves and families! At ss 10 Ee4E9s m
:, 1S hcnsy rsnis.sd ~ DFAA @ HssePs y slsssAss
~ me- Pisns Of ohssp Csssaaes, ssasssss Aya sona.
mifise o. depeasars n An nsilnIi1a 80 n 80 a
ths Savings bAnk.
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MAcHiNIsTs.
ENGINEERS g. FIREMEN.

T,1O TIE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOM0
A TIVE ENGINEERS.-An Engineers desirous o.
ssrtl ueW Divisions % the rotherhoOd requested
10 address .. n. Raynor, p U, Box l0Z2, Rochester,
Aes Tsrk by whom all necessary information via bc
furnish N 8 4. MUDdE, r. G. A. D..
Fort Wayne, Ind.
DRO~HERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENrINEEhs chicago Division, No. 10, meets
v,-v -.u .uraty a. 1aO p AZ their Hall, (RoOm lG,l
fa5 Sorth Cark street. Members " the Or Ter are
: eel aiiy invited 10 ate I'd.
3 c. PAEKER, @. n.
N y sToRY, y. A.
EEyyANTS, Cor ssc'ry,
I5l, Satls-st., Chicago, nhAoia
I o10MOTlVE FlREMENS' UNION NO.
1l rsets twire month, ~ their room in Portage,
N.a Taos. LIrTLs, Secretary.
A - hrSIsToS, Master.
Cor--.--fndence WITH other unions requested
INEEMENs' UNION Nc l6, MEETS EV-
a VIZ FRIDAY Evening, Al SD State, Corner OF
T,e'ft sr,-t Correspondence NItn sister unions u
rsIus f-d r. u psAwEs dda9.
u. LgcEEg, Master.
u ". BA0vs. Cor and FIN secy.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

The THAvELKRs ale, grants al approved forms of fuh
Life Insurance. At los rates Of premium, either the
STOCK MUTUAL plan the former At rates lou 70
be equAl t. large dividend In advance.
Participating politics give Al the pronka 10 The
tored. Dividends available annually, - iaereass the
amount Of the policy, tc quidsae next yaFs pseml
purchase indemnity Sor disabIng II nrea In
adVAnes TO the of e5 per week for each 900
Insured thus guaranteeing the dividend to that ex
teat
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EaFk the call has now rsscundSd.
A. The nAiIon's utmos. end;
Haxk The trumpet new has sounded,
WMkIngmsn Attend. siseDd
Hin justice that lnvOkes yOu,
II b duty calls asOad;
Freedom only slts and mocks you
From her psde al 50 proud
She 10 everywhere surrosrd de-
ny proud capital And Vbvt
You her pride hath deep soanded,
sisting doubling, idlybs
KnsFgy alone can Gain he
Purity Of purpose. Tor
Up then, workman, all 1b.An her,
Win her amile and heart
Every class are ils defining
1Ainst the powers that them oppress,
wherefore are they thus rspining,
now's the day 70 have redress.
Woskinsnsni be ye . anti.
As IN battle oaes you stood
Party prsdsliction, shunh.
Ass but for the gensrAl COED.
Let I'll minor difference perish:
Local interests lst them resi
HoBesas upright action cheriah,
Act on such, It 10 ths best.
vapitAl-ali unrelentlng,
To subdue yeu In Arrayed;
wisely act, and save repeating
o. the MS yourselves have made.
Though failure should attend ua,
What Of that let's try again;
AAy1 renewed vigor lend ms,
Until we the victory gain.
Onward. then, and fear danger,
Let Is strive with all our might,
TO defeat, be each stranger.
Tiil we've va luished wrung by right.
Workingmen, are 20 courAgeousf
HsO, show IL now. BE strong;
Lat no money'd power outrageous
ooeFee yeu to what ia wrong.
Stand. however they may rsvils you.
Keep BY Jour integrity;
They but aStter 20 beguile you,
Heed then not, bot be ye free.
What are our historic teachingsf
Are tLsy not--thst God viii aid
Only those, by strenuous reaehings
Useful 70 themselves are made.
No gr eAi objects been attained yet,
Crying idly TO the wind
'Tis by action nnrestrAined yet,
Both Of boay and Of mind.
Let us onward, hoping, trusting
Der the nations greatest length;
Be our armnsss free from r0stiHg,
Unity's onr stat and strength.
Liberty IL nov before us,
live only forward press;
TArryiuE doss ever gore MS,
N0w's the day to have redress.
AIDWooD, June "a, 1868.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
Travellers Insurance Coy,
OF Hartford. Conn.
Assets, BaR. 4, 1s0S. eoA0, sac. 81
NEW AovERT,sEMENTs
.ssel., Jan. Il, Isss, ssAo,sss.sI
IAS'TRES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

Causing Death or Total Disability from La
bOT Business.
AccTDKxr PoLTous written for any Term rom one
month year nuFins irom e500to siege m
Of Ata accident 80 to $50 weekly ndsmHley for TO-
tally disabling injuries caused by accident At annual
cost Of s. to SIS per 900 ding 10 occupation and
aud hsEArd
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CARPENTERS & JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOlNERS' Union,
- NJ. S. u Cincinnati. Ohio, meets every Tuesday
evening lAlfuaFt O'Clock AZ Shell Han ~ West
btrl sTreel r. .. Box z,1ji.
JASEs sTKwIRT, President.
EuuzAs MoNsHAS. Cor stc'y.
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AlsnrH.--Of aIl STRONG drinks, absinthe
~ aAlu 20 be the least palatable at tirst, the
most sabte 10 its immediate effect, the most
fascinating I'm its cOntinned influence, the
most absolute In the bondage it enforces,
and the most fearful in It's results. Yet the
RHxiskk kkm afb becoming moro and more ad-
esg tn M II FnEages are iBcreaainE every
fs9< A9 ak6 esep "a the grOHing lists Of
ldiQ n4bga Ahd furious nhdnfas And
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J. @. PATTERSON, President
Rodney DENIS, Secretary.
CHAS. X. Wilson, Assistant Secretary.
EDNIN W BRTaNr, Actuary
Hos. ELlZUR WRIGHT. CONT. uary .
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,CiBICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No 81 meets a. st. Georges Hall Clark street be
quincy ami Jsc1son sts, every FRIDAY evening
W. Il. WARD, President.
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Combined Life and Accident Ensurd'loe Un-
der one Policy and Premium.
The Travellers also combines with any approved form
OF fua life insurance. when desired, the Of
Accident Insurance under policy and premiam.
less than most companies charge for Life insurAnes
he Travellers Is the oniy company that writes IL.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

IHIOAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS
~ UNION meets the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAY
sach month at McCormickS Block, cor. Randolph and
Dearborn streets.
W WusoN, President
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In i;s Life Department, the Travellers has already In
its frs twenty months business written TcO poll
eiesa Der than am other life company iu
the same lime With one eTcepaonl
10 Ia Accident department is has written upwards ~
l25, 600 policies, aud
Paid Three Quarters Of a Million in Losses,
includisg 400 o.ses by njnfAtAl injury and ia
debt1 losses BY accident Ia which the large sum Of
tSos 900 VAS realized or 81 os4 received in premiums
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PROTECTIVE UNION
- meets every Tuesday evening, At hafpAst seven
ulciork 81 Tradss' Assembly Hall zoT Rvndoih Heet,
2 0GosNKLL, President,
rr,.ls Mrzrs RerhrAlng secrelary.
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. society to take the contracts from owners,
and d. their work without reference to boss
masons at all. .f.4a M
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Sums as Small as One Dollar +!
VIII be received from any person. and Bank Book viii
be farnisEsd Without charge.
Married Women.
And Minor Children may Deposit money, 50 that Ne One
else can Draw IL.
Societies.
May deposit Money from time. and before making
the nrst Deposit. may Provide by Vote, how and BY
whom Ii shan Dc dra~n out and. provided copy Of
the Resolution be furnished to the Savings Bauk
Money win be paid. anleas Its provisions strictly
Dspositors.
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the Rights
70 Property, and In Of DEATH any Money their
Credit will be paid 70 their Legal Representative,
whether they are In this country or e. swhere.
Wills.
Printed Forms Of wills have been prepared BY The Coun
eel of The Savings Bank, that any Depostor may
legally designate some who take 81 arge Of his
10 case Of bis Death thus mu ch ana IT
pense nav be avoided. An Ocer of the Savings Bank
(uithout any charge for his servces prepares VIII r
any Depositor applying.
at the rate Of slx per cent per aunum Is paid Al
anms Five DClars more but interest ID only paid
the halyear day that s the nrs day Of January,
and on the FIRST day OF July, In each year
Interest il Estimated
from the year day Rack for svely month that The
then deposit has been in the saVnRs Bank
the interest 10 called for ID credited the iassr
est day . deposit 1hs rate of intsrsst d
allowed on all sums Whsther large or small
II Money In Drawn Out
between the half yearly Interest days. interest is only
stopped much AS s thus drawn out net on whai
remains.
Notice
not ordinarily required before money 10 drawn.
sufcient funds are kept available 70 pay Dxpoeitors
when they want . use their money. but ihe
qure notice s reserved r the Purposs Of preventing
rams, !" which not allowed. sg
Working People
mead not leaa any time, o. the Savings Bank ls kept
auam
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

VNRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
Il meets every MONDAY evenings, Al 2ST Ran
CHAs. NBwLAED, President.
- L-....r .Ia.n.r
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IHICAGC TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
~ No IB meets the Last sATURDAY evening 0 feaef
nth a Printers Unea Bail, room Ntxons Ex'
ch eee bulldng. Entrance ExchBr ss Place.
ALBERT II BRowF President.
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"Yes'm. This vaS.n sii Is
She put up Der veil, reyssllng tear stain
ed face-the face Of Clara Hopiand.
inra lre n CONTINUED
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ROY ALMCs0 MIssIO
- AypsssssD TO lf #aa 2
Inquire Into the RaIes of Trades unions.


PRESENT:
Ths Right Honorsbs- SIR VIZ. ERLH. Presiding.
Tho Risht Honsrshas ne HAIL or LsrcssskLD.
Lord ELcHo, A.P. ~.
The Right Honorable Sir EDxUHD wALxER HEAD,
Bart, X. o. ID. a AeA s-At
y Mir DAHRL 0eaea, Bart, MP.
HsHnAE MnanvALI Ksq, Ca.
JAMEs BoorH, Esq, G. b
THoHAs Huears, Esq, MP.
EHnDEaICE HLaaIsor, Esq. sao eh
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n ARPENTERS' AND JOINER5' PRO-
~ TECTIVE UNION, OF CHICAGO, meets every
N Er NEsDAY evening, st 81. Georges Hal Z26 South
Clark Street, at hat As-t sSven O'Clock.
j. SKIDMoRE, p esident
CEARLrsw WALxrs, Cor. Sec, SOC Burnside street
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commissioners Meeting.

In our last issue WI promised to give
the remainder of the doIngs of the Com
missioners this week. The following
embraces some of the more important mat
tiers transacted:
The bridge at Eagle Creek becoming
unsafe it was condemned, and in view of
the necessity Of having u new bridge i'm
mediately, the contract was given to Zenas
King. who has a bridge ready to put up at
S17.O0 per lineal foot; one half paya bic in
September, and the balance in December
following. The subsistence of the prison
ers in Ou- county Jail came under consid-
GRAFTON, and fifty cents per diem for board
was allowed. The board allowed the
trustees of Warren Village SS5 for eleva-
ting road from canal bridge on Main
Street to covered bridge over Mahoning
river, near Mahoning Tannery. Edward
Hayes, Treasurer, presented his bond for
the faithful performance of the duties Of
his Office.
The following reductions on assessments
were allowed: Amasa Hoyt, Warren,
$3.50. Austin and Packard, assessment on
900 cords Of wood. NJ. Lee, Pennington
assessment on cattle. S. Sehneittacher,
Gustavus, $1,000. Presbyterian Parsonage
Brookhsld, 500. The board then made
the following equalization on Iron Works
for assessment: Wards old Mill S55, 200;
Falcoln Iron and Nail Works SIS, 900
Wards old Furnace $50, 900; Girard Fur
mace $4,000; Jameson Sc Co.'s Mill $780,
900; Andrews & Hitchcock $4,000 ;
Jonathan Warner $4,000.
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For Rent.

Large Front Room over Reed d Adam Clio
thing Store Enquire of
April l5-tf REED ADAMS.
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4 fact for business men 10 remember. In these
days Of business prostratiOn. disastrous cnnfa-
g%rations. and failing. and insolvent Fire Insu-
rance Companies, learn this fact, that the New
York State Superintendent Of the Insurance
Department, in his annual O~ticicial report for
January |, l86S, states that no Fire Insurance
Co., in America. possessing a like paid up cash
capital of one million dollars and upwards. has
SO large Z net surplus over liabilities. reinsurance
and capital. as has the LoRILLARD Fire Insu-
rance Company, with the one exec ptiOn Of the
HoNE lis. Co, Of New York. That is. amOug
all the great Fire Insurance Companies OF
America. possessing 50 large a capital. the HONE
stands first. and the LORILARD second. as 10
strength aud soundness and reliability
The HONE has a paid up cash capital Of two
million dollars. The income Of the HONE Tor
theyeare ending January l. 1865. was S2,4SS .Si2O0;
it paid for lOsfes In the SAME period, Sl.lyI, ISL
20. aud dividends 10 the amount Of S300.OO0.
leaving assets on hand Of S.623.S96 3. and this
too in one of the most calanitOus years in the
history of FIRE insurance.
The L~ORILLARD has a paid up cash capital Of
one million dollars. Its income for the year
ending J anuary !, 1865, was $3.50, 762 90. il paid
for losses in the same period. S345.G93 %. and
dividends to the amount of SlOO.OJU. leaving as
sets on hand CT Sl.49j,235 %.
You all know we'll the importance Of keeping
your merchandise and property insured Is it
not more important 10 procure and keep your
insurance in the strongest and best companies !
The HOMEo Of New York, and the LORILLARD
Ins. Co.. are represented by WHITrLESEY
ADAMS. their only Agent at Warren.
June II, lS6S-lt.
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HurRIarIeS,

LAST Tuesday night the drug store of f.
A. Smith, on Market Street, was foreibly
entered, by boring of the lock on the front
door. The amount of booty secured was
small-about $40 worth of scrip and
cigars. The damage to the door was
about $40. The same night, the meat
shop of Jonathan Dunlap, on Liberty
Street, was entered, by removing a light
from the door sash, which enabled the
burglars to unbOlt the door. A few cents
was all the rascals obtained at the butch
er's. An attempt was made on Neon
nelfs saloon, but some one being on the
watch within, the thieves may. have
'smeiled a MICE" inasmueh as they con-
cluded not to search Mes establishment
on that particular night. The d~epredators
have not been found out.
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a o Races

Saturday being a very beautiful day
quite a crowd was on the grounds Il
witness the rAces,poaponed on the 9th inst.
owing to the inclemency of the weather.
The races opened at II o'clock. A. NJ.
for horses that had never went in three
minutes. First purse $50, second $40.
The following were the entries:
P. L. Rush, black mare, Lady Tod.
c. n. Wilson, bay horse, Bill.
John Morris, bay mare. Katy Miller.
H P. Bassett, brown horse, Wild Turkey.
The heat was awarded to Wild Turkey
in 2,51-2.54-2,5l2.
Lady Tod in 2,55.
The s~weepstake purse for 500. was
next competed for; 4 TO enter, three to
start; first purse SOS, second purse SIS,
third purse $40.
Starlight made his appearance on the
track and would have been the fAvorite
had his owner thought best to comply with
the requirement to go to 8 two hundred
pound wagon.
The entries for this race were:
A. u. Forbis, black mare, Honest Jane.
G. NJ Wilson, black horse, Rush Ruben,
alias Black Bill.
P. L. Rush, orrel horse, Mike Goodwin.
This was the most exciting race Of the
two. After considerable scoring, much
to the disadvantage of the black mare,
they got a start, Mike Goodwin taking
the a IN 2, 4O-2,39-2,45; first half be-
ing made in l,16. 1t was evident from
the start that the sorrel would take the
frat purse, and the black mare became the
favorite for the second purse, for her fair
stepping. Had there been a distance
role, or ''gOing to rule" the black horse
would have been ruled out. The purse
went to Black Bill in 2.46
The day wound up in n running half
mile dash for SO, free to all. The track
this occasion was in the bat pos IDLE
condition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-17

Among the many beautiful addition.
to beautify his grounds and surroundings,
we notice that our friend John l.. Weeks
has erected AS handsome = fence as our
our town can boast of.
Mr.. Isaac Ratliff, Of Rowland, has late
ly quarried four large stones, measuring
each ten feet by six, by nine inches in
thickness. They are for lining the vadli
Of the First National Bank. Mr.. R. Is
now busily engaged in filing = large order
for Youngstown.
HIRAM STUDENT, Is the name of a
new monthly eight page paper at Hiram
Portage county, edited ard published by
the Students at Hiram College. Its got
ten up in good style, geographically and
editorislly, and we should think will rap
idly grow in popularity and patronage.
Terms 81 90 a year.
A nisprint occurred in the Farming
ton letter pabllshed last week, the types
declaring that n bowling hall" was being
erected in the Seminary grounds, whereas
our correspondent said boarding hall. 1t
was 8 blunder of the printer, and we pre-
sumo the good sense of our readers made
the correction, on observing the error.
Webb S Hall is now undergoing a com
plete r~emOdeling. A new stage Il being
st the east end of the hall, with all
the latest improvements in 'trapping,'
and having a gradual descent towards the
foot lights, besides other Improvements
FOR the comfort of an audience. We hope
the fears of many regarding exit in time
of fire, will now be at rest.