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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

The Delaware Gazette says: -
"The editor of the Herald wants to
know, you know, how much moro
economical tho preceding Repub-
lican Legislature was than the late
lamented Democratic Legislature.
Well take an illustration. The to-
tai cost of the two sessions of 1868
o, not counting the third one held
in November last, was 1921 ,09S 81
The cost of the two Republican
sessions Of 1867 was $l19,G55.
81, or lab so less than the
Democratic Legislature cost for Its
precious services in DISTINGUISHING
manned soldiers and passing a mul,
titude of other unconstitutional and
odious bills. But counting the cost
of the third session, held last No
vcmbcr, We have a still greater
difference in favor Of the Ropubli-
cans, amounting probably to not
less than ten thousand dollars,
which was uselcssly squandercd
by these economsing Democrats.
The Herald says the Democratic
Legislature has founded Colleges,
built Asylums, paid Morgan Raid
claims, etc. What college havo
they founded2 What Asylum have
they built? What claims have they
paid, unless ii be somo such out.
rageous swindle as that of Samuel
Doyle, who had settled with tho
State and given his receipt in full
of all demands? The Agricul.
tural College was not found
cd, but the bill to establish it was
laid on the table, whorc il now
sleeps. The Central Asylum has
not been built, nor has the work of
rebuilding been even commenced.
The less said about tho Morgan
Raid swindlo the better for the
Democracy in this latitude.
On the other hand, in violation
ofthc Constitution, they have taken
the Sinking Fund, which is relig.
iousIy set apart by law to pay the
debt of the State, and have appro~
priatcd it to pay the expenses of
their extravagant Legislature, that
they might avoid increasing the
levy for that purpose. In the
meantime the debt of the State
goes unpaid, and tho interest
unstopped, and this is called econ
omy !!
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The Prosperity of the Wicked
Short Lived.

Wicked men do prosper for a lit.
tic while; but as sure as God lives,
in the end they shall receive their
just re ward. If you consider the
whole of life from end to end, then
truth, and honor, and purity, and
justice and fidelity pay. If you
want to grow quickly, you can
grow quickly by wickedness, but
you will not last. Ifyou want to
grow 80 as to last, you must adj
hero to integrity, and you must
be contented to grow slowly, if
God Ordains it. You can grow a
mushroom or toadstool in one
night, if you have a dunghilI large
enough; but to grow an oak tree
that shall last tor generations re-
quires vastly more time. And if
you want men that shall last, you
must wait until they can be built
up solidly by good conduct by
confidence inspired by good cons
duct; in other words, by being
tried. One ship is as good as an
other in the harbor. 1t is outside
of the harbor that the comparative
merits of different vessels are made
to appear. There tho qualities,
whether superior or inferior, show
themselves. 1t is what ships do
on the sea that determines that
one is better or worse than anoth-
or. And as with ships so with
men. Two men start about alike
on the ocean OF life. They 90 along
at first, about together. But fol-
low them five or ten years, and
about the fifth, sixth or the sew
enth year, tho one-a man Of plea
sure, a Goddess man, that does not
believe in q divine supervision of
the affairs of this world-begins to
degenerate, whilo the otber-a
sober Christian man, who believes
that God controls the world and
all that are in it-in the beginning
lays the foundation, going down
so deep that he seems for a time to
burrow like a marmot; but then,
little by little, he begins to build
upward, and then he builds so
that every hour men see that he is
building strongly and surely.-H.
W. Beecher.
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State Elections.

The State elections to take place
during the summer and fall will
be held on tho following dates:
Virginia, July 9th; kentucky and
Alabama, August I'd; Tennessee,
Aug. 9th; Montana, August 10th;
Vermont, September 7th; Maine,
Sept. 18th Colorado, October 9th;
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa, DC.
tobor 18th; California, October
goth; New York, Now Jersey, Mas
sachusetts, Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin, November Cd. In the above
are not included tho elections in
Mississippi and Texas, as the Pres
ldent has not yet fixed the time
for holding thom, under the au-
thority conferred upon him by the
reconstruction law.
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Democratic Extravaganza.


Democratic Extravaganza.
In defense of the Democratic
Legislature the Gazette announces
with great flourish of trumpets
that the tax levy for State purpo.
ses has not been increased over
what it was last yearl That argu.
ment may be very dclusivc one,
and when explained may prove
even moro damaging than profta.
BILE to that unlamented sink OF cor.
ruption and extravaganza - tho
Democratic Legislature.
The Republican Legislatures that
preceded this Democratic Legisa.
ture reduced the rate Of taxation
from SO cents on the Sl00 in 1868
to 30 cents on the 500 in 1866, bo.
ing a reduction of Is on the 500
in three years. In 1867 the Dem
ocratic party fought the campaign
on tho cry Of "high taxes" and
promised the people great rcduc
ton in their taxes if they woald
give it the power. The people
were creduIous enough to believe
them, and now, at the end of two
years, the organs of the party seek
to comfort the people by the assu-
rance that their tdreS hare not been
increased. In order to male it Gp.
pear that the taxes have not be0n
increased, however, they are COM
PEELED to resort to such a suppress
sion of the truth as in ethics O.
mounts to u lie. 1t is true that the
total ratio per cent. of levy has not
been increased, but owing to the
increased return of property for
taxation in 1868, over the return in
1866, the amount of taxes was very
much greater. Even with this in,
creased collection, the extravaganza
of the last Legislature, in the ex-
tended session that for pay of men,
bers, clerks, &C., cost $260,624 10
more than its predecessor; the for.
ty neD offices created at a cost of
SIS, 900 per annum, and the various
other increased expenditures, a.
mounting to about 81 500, 600, com
pclled them either TO increase
the rate of taxes for general reve.
nue. purposes, or reduce tho rate ol
payment Of the State debt In or.
der, therefore, to deceive tho pco.
pie, and make such q showing as
would not Indicate the greatly in
creased expenditure for general
revenue purposes, they decrease
the levy for payment of State debt
and increase the levy for other
State purposes about S6OO,OO0,-
The levy for the payment of State
debt was 12 cents on the Sl0O last
year and now it is Z cents on the
800, while the levy for general
purposes last year was 10 cents on
the 500 and now it is ID cents or
the 500 showing that nearly one
half of the taxes heretofore collect
ed to pay off tho State debt arc
this year to be transferred to The
general revenue fund to meet the
actually increased expenditures ol
this Democratic Legislature.-BeI
mont Chronicle.
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The Richmond Enquirer declines
to claim tho result of the Virginia
election as a Democratic victory.
1t declares that there was no Dem.
ocratic ticket or Democratic party
in the field. On the contrary, the
conservatives s"--otherwise Demo.
crats--it alleges, withdrew their
ticket and supported the Republi-
can ticket put forth by true Re-
publicans."
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Turnpike roads seem to be built
for very small figures in some Sec
tions, We see it stated that they
build good free turnpikes in Ross
county for Sl,7O0 per milo. The
samo kind of roads in Scioto cost
but 81 800, while the contract for
constructing the Circleville and
Tarlton Turnpike was awarded on
the 10th inst, to John Selby, Evan
G. Solby, Jacob Weaver and Noah
Weaver at 81, 400 per mile, to be
completed by the Isl Of October
ViRton Record,
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Hayes and Rosecrans were both
born in Delaware county, Ohio
They were both students at Ken
yon CoIlege-if We mistake not
They both entered the U. S. SER
vice during the war in the same
Regiment-Rosecran as Colonel
and Hayes as Major of the 23d
Ohio Vols. They both slept their
first night in the field under the
same tent. Hayes served some
time on Rosecrans's staff as Judge
Advocate. Since that time Hayes
has been gaining on his old Colon
cl, and he now heads him by about
30, 900 votcs.-Journal.
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12TH DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. -
The following is full list of AS
SCISSORS in this District
First Division-Wm. J. Webb
of Logan, Hooking county.
Second Benjamin Whitmer, OF
Somerset, Perry county.
Third-H. G. Drinkel, Of Lam
caster, Fairfield county.
Fifth-Alfred Williams, of Cir
clevillc, Pickaway county.
Sixth-Wiliam V. Lawrence, oi
Chillicothe, Ross county.
Seventh-Isaac N. Hawkins, ol
Bonneville, Ross county.
Eigth-samuel N. Cutler, Of
Jasper, Pike county.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

i combination n az he isgrsditRtS of lis EH',r-
with PURE SG1iu Cruz Rum, O'1nq>, ETC. II is uaef
for he same dssdssS as he BisTS in cases rrtTs r1s
p,tr, oicoiobc stimulus Is reg1irsd To tr,H isGr
mind hat tcss rrnedies are entirely differ 10 fyo1a
any olerg adrerti-sd t1 the ctrs Of ne ds7sss naTrs
h5e being scieI'c preparations Of qed,oiio rTr0os
,rLife Ds otE,rS dre mire dsroiiSrs of Y,1l i1 fs
form. The TONIC is deciisLy oss Of he E1oa' y's1-
,oni op9 agrergJls remedies alfred 10 De l5'tc.
lis dae is erqtsits Hisd p'sGsDs ID t1is T. rtie -
hjs-yrfng eIlfiGr1tiHg, and nafi-in1l 7cltss aras
eaus.I " 2 Le kIsOUH as De grea;ss. Of all toHcg
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80 . 8 8 3 .

70 THE WORKING CLAss.-l am now prepar-
ed to furnish all classes with cons tant om-
ployment at their homes, the whole Of the
dime, or for the spare moments. Business
now, light and profitable. Fifty cents to So
either sex, and the boys and girls earn nearly
as much a. mon. Great Inducements arc Of
q red those who will devote their whole time
to the business and, that every person who
secs thia notice, may send me their address
and test the business for thems elves, Imake
the following unparalleled offer To al who
are not we'll sati isfed with the business, Will
bendSl to pay for the trouble of writing me-
Full particulars, directions, &c., sent free.
sample by mail 10 cts Address =,
Apr. 20, NS-3ul. &c. ALLEN, Augusta Me.
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A diamond ring, which has lain
in q we'll at Oswego tor forty>eix
years escaping notice during sew
eral cleanings of the bottom, was
found the other day, and now
shines in all its original lustre up
on the finger of the grand daugh-
to of the lady who. los. it.
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DEBILITY.

7hers "a no zessetre ,gsd, 70 Haefdrd-, Ge,-rcs
as'i ssss irSa1l Ss 4's'f .@: ne & R ,.ss
an eT5oynenf t"yst y go yoaa, eIaaj,s h. os 70,
mach 10 digssi IT, puuUy the blood gre g90i SgfHd,
healthy complexion eradicate Ds yeIotg irge frgs he
eye, fmpdrt bloom to te ceels, and chang ri'nt
from shOrt-Jrc1Ded, emdciated, tredk Gad r.-s0't
incdid, 10 llfdeed, stout, and rigorous p'r7,a
Weak and Delicate Children aTc
made strong by using the BitieTs or
Tonic. In fact, they arc faniiy DTcGg.
cines. They can be aonliHIsteTcd vTit
perfect safety 10 a child three nlC1tEB
old, the most delicate female, Or iuan
OF ninety.
TLeSs Re,resisr rrs ne hsa
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The ability of the female tongue
to keep secret is proved by the
conduct OF q st. Johns girl, who
did not tell her lover that she was
worth four millions in her own
right until after their marriage.
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CanZoHet.


Tho moonbcams kiss the sinking wave,
The angry winds now cease to rave;
The wild swan seeks her downy nest,
The owleCs voice Is hushed in rest.
Who would not in the calm moonlight
Unmoor his bark on such night?
leave IbchInd the festol throng,
The ruby wine, the coral songi
For woman's eye, that wins to love,
Is not so bright rs those above.
Who would not in their holy hight
Uniurl the sail on such a nlghtl
With eager hand grasp the oar,
My shallop dances from the shore;
feel the zephyr's balmy kiss,
My soul drinks deep this glad hours bliss
Who would not leave :he festive light
To sweep the oar on such night1
Lancaster, Ohio.
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A REMARKABLE CAREER.-Writ.

A REMARKABLE CAREER.-Writ.
ing from Omaha TO the N. Y. Tri-
bune, A. d. Richardson says /: In
tho early rush to- California, o poor
boy, named Charles Crockor, cross.
cd tho Missouri with an OK team,
Mt this point, on his toilsome over.
land journey to the new gold regi-
ons. Last Friday-19 years after
ward to day-he arrived here on
his first return visit to his old
Eastern homo. He came accom-.
panied by his family, in his own
special car, for he is now Superin.
tendent OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road. and every mile oft has been
built under his supervision. lie
may well feel an honorable pride in
the great work with which he has
been 80 closely identified. His
party were four days from Sacra-
mento 10 Omaha; and on arriving
here delighted us with blooming
flowers, and feosted US upon straw>
berries, oranges, and luscious cher
ries from California, brought upon
Alaska ice 1900 miles, through the
green valleys of the Pacific slope,
and through the lingering snow
dlifts of the Rocky Mountains. 1t
seemed like a story from the Ara.
bian Nights.
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Hard work mover killed any
one. It's worry that wears peo.
pie out. The hardworking cheer.
ful man will live to see the tomb
stone crumblo away of the do moth.
ing worrying man. Cheerfulness
and content are the universal cure.
all. Not for sale at any drug
store. None genuine unless stamp
cd with n smile and the sniggerturc
of the proprietOr.--O. S. Journal.
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Rosccrans was the first Aboli.
tion General who practically re.
cognized tho equality of the whites
and blacks. Al Murfreesboro, Jan
uary Sd, 1868, two days after the
Emancipation Proclamation took
effect, he issued papers to q South
Carolina negro, who had been the
property of a South Carolina rebe
Colonel, declaring him as free as
his master or any other Democrat
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Agent for Wheeler and Wilson'S and Howe:
Saving Machines, machine Findings, sheet
music and instruction books; all the lates,
Newspapers and Periodicals from the e"ss ~ anu
the west, Mithotf Bloc k Main st. feb. Z7' u.s. ~
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g. EVERSOLE

Il snufacturers and dealers in Furniture ard
Cabin at Ware OF all kinds. Undertaking AZ.
tonded promptly with fine Hearse, ana All
kinds of Undertaking Goods furnished at rea.
ao,sh,e rates. Shop ard ware rooms two doors
east Of Hooking Valley National Bank Nam
.,,sot feb. 81, 'ds, ly.
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.rsr t-opor, md giI cure ou diss1as -,sH1-7 S--,
bad biood Keep your EsTr0 bl0od pure; b. grgr
LjreT in ordsr; Keep t3 y0ur Gi0-rirs organs
in sound heGlhy Efl r7coRdiii0h. Iy Hs urs
of hese remedies u=s..=z=rE8d and no 5.sgq.s r..i
srer c-ssail ynu The beS IN 1is country Tteo1a
UeHt y years Of honest reputation 90 JOr uAg sHHJ
you must Try these preparations.
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FRou ION GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court o. P5107v'v-r's,
PHILADELPHiA March D., 20.
find "HoofdHFS German BiGers Is uu 1r H'n7'
ieafRg bsrsroge lat is g00d ioaic ustjtl IL I'D eri
of he dgssre organs and Of great CsECf. ia e7t. y
deGtii.y and igd7st d asrroUs action, in Gs 5gsa
Yours iTuly,
GEO. W. Wo0DTAEn.
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HooGand,s German Bltfars

iS entirely vegetable. ana contains no
Hquor. Sc Is n com nPOund oT fluid gv-
tracts. TIE Roots, Egerbs, and sf.riz1
from which IiICse extracts are gnada
are GathereSdi ,t,nSi ss ~ IL, Corrl,sny.
n scicnti fl <sz->-T ckeE1isl, % aon8
extracts arc then forwarded 30 ta.H
country TO be used expressly fnF tho
manufacture Of these ESftteFs. There Is
no alcoholic substance Of any kiuJ used
I'm cofnpcundiHls Lhc EfiitcTs. hence - Is
Tie only Isitters that can he used in
cases where alcoholic stiEiuiauts are
not ad Visable,
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MAYER,

Manufacturer and dealer in Boots andshocs'
Main sire st, second room east OF Hooking Nal'
lev National Bank. The hest OF work haue 10
order. and repairing promptly done'
Oct. |, 'GS, lY.
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FROM ION. JAMES TnOMPsON,
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARp, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church. Philad alrA'l,
DR.. JAcEsoS-DEAR SiR:-l haze beeR f'sTttatg
requested 10 connect my tgUh recoRmepRF C'
different kinds Of medicines, but regarding ice yTca-g
as om e my appropriate sphere, hare IN az c1s ".
particularly in E1y Jdni'y Of he usyH'gs y Lr.
HogianFS Germdn Biiers, depart ter once from my
usual course, TO eprsSs my U coHucion that for E'1-
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, 1t Is aHs5SA izlJfasde and yaiua Is
prepar alton. In I~A n some cases a my
fail; but usually q NSfl4 ] doubt not d ~ =
from lie dbope causes, Yours, ueTy resJecJutR
j. III RENNARD,
Eighth, 6sIow GodteJ stree.
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$50, $500, and $500,

bearing rnctrestat scvenpcr cent, with coupons
attach d, payable everysiX months.
They can he sold at not less than par, and
willbc made payable within period varying
from one to FIVE years, ns may suit purchasers.
The wealth and well known financial sound
ness of Fairfield county warrants rec nm.
mendation ofthe aboveas desirable species OF
4-tf. County Auditor.
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BRENNEMAN

Bookselle. and stauoncr, ain street, one
door west Of Talmadgo House entrance
school Books, Blank, M,sceOaneous hnokS,
pietures, Gold Pens, Envelopes, Inks, States
and Stationery Of all kinds. feb. II, 'GS' lY'
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GARTER,
vU Il, BILLINGHUKST,

Dealer in Corn, Oats, Coal, Limo, fresh ground
Ccmont, Salt, Groceries, &c. Corner Nam ano
Canal atrcets oppo site Brewery. tAn.27, 'OS, "
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DAyIDsON q BMAsE Il,

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oils,
Dye Stutfs, and Pure Wines and Brandies Tor
medical purposes; old Kaufman stand' N orth
side Main street, Lancaster. ONO, ,.r
Prosecutions carefully compounded. 4d
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JOHN W. WoRK.
TAMGs NIcMANAMY.

Nanufacturerand ealerin Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Stoves, Be, Man street.
north side, adjoining Center alley. Spoutlng'
JOB work and Repairing doneto order.
Feb. 81, '0S. II.
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SLOCUM 81 WHITE,

Lancaster, Ohio, have Just receIved large
and we'll selected stock of American, French
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines;
Fancy Articles. april 10, 'GS-ly
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NDREW BAUMAN,

~EtooI,or Refreshment Saloon, Groceries,
Confectionery. Bread, Cakes, &c. Meals s"nd
6essonable Refreshmentsat AZ MI times, MAN St.;
Samuol Beery's old stand. Ice cream ana
Oyster Saloon up stairs. may y oo' ~
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ATTORNEYS.
sCHLEICH,
VIRGIL e. SHAW,
DRUGGISTS.
. EOKGE G. BECK,

Dealerin Drugs, Medicines, oiis,. Paints,
Perfumery, Be. All the most approved Patent
Medjoines, Cosmetics, Fine Soaps, &c. Corner
OF Main street and Public Square, Lancaster,
ohio. Presc riptlons carefully compounded.
Feb. 27, lS09-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TNRED MAYER,
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, southwest
cnrner Cniumbus and Chestnut streets.
oomniete stock always on hand. Highest mar
ket rates paid for all kinds Of country pro-
duce.
Aprii 8, 'G9-ly.
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INTERESTING TO CAPTLISTS.
COUNTYB BONDS
HOE B@NGe

AUDIroR's OFFICE, Fairfield COO,
April 10th, 1868.
DONDS OF THE COUNTY OF
E6 Fairfield, Ohio, have been issued under
the laws Of said State, for the purpose Of aiding
in the construction and improvement Of Roads
within the county, as petitioned for 10y the citl-
zens Of the same, nnda are on sal eby the County
Commissioners, at the Auditors office.
The Bonds are fthe denominations OF
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Flood Purifiers

TzeS Remedies are De best
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

At the meeting of the Third Cooperative
Building Society last evening" $500 III subscriptions were
received.
The Eight Hour law was discussed last even
ing by the PasereTs Protective Union OF BrOOkyn anu
So were received from 100 members present
The meeting of the Stone MasOns' Protective
the largest ever held by that society Fines and dues
were received amounting To $2
At the meeting of the Dry Goods Clerks last
Cook Vice President; NJ j. Wood Recording secretary;
Charles Dudy Corresponding Secretary ana W. u Le"ls'
Treasurer
The proposition to consolidate In one union
the three Brckayers societies Of this city, was voted
down at the meeting of Brickayers No. last evening"
Mr. DoOdy President, elected delegate 10 the Ma
t0nal Convention Of Brckayers when meets III CcaRo
and Mr. Purcell elected President ot the society
Mr. Jessup, President of the State Working
mems Assembly, is sending circulars TO the various
Trades Unions throughout the State asking Tor suDscp
which is now considerably debt The Caryers, at Their
meeting last evening, taxed each member OF the society
10 cents.
The Furniture CaTvers in the employ OF Rob
erts Il Co.. Of Twentiethst and Avenue A. are on
strike purpose OF recovering the O'Clock Satur
day There is rule In the books OF the Cafvers
Society 10 the effect that members shall De allowed 10
quit work on Saturdays at D. m, instead OF o. as on
other days This system has been In operation III inc
aforementioned shop for long time, but Few DAY
ago Mr. Roberts informed his men that he WOuld no
longer recognize the rule hence the strike AT the meet
ing CarVers Union last evening IL was decided 10
pay the men on strike s. week, long as the move
400 Of whom Society men. Wages, SIS week, ON an