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The Blackburn. England, JOIners'
strike.

strike.
Atamass meeting 81 London Carpsn.e
and Joiners, held on the 9th ut., in sup
port Of the men nov on a strike at Blackburn
and Darwin, the following facts relative to
The movement, we're given For TIE last
three years, the Brickayers of Blackburn
have been working 49t hours Der week, az
wages Of 1885,. the Masons All p astsrers
494 hours. at 3Os. wbils,the Carpenters and
Joiners have been working IS hours per
week, at wages OF 2SI-, 80 thai ia tim1 and
money they were worse off BY ~ Der week
than the three branches 10 the bull ling trade.
The Joiners naturally felt themselves enti-
tied to the same privileges az their fellow
workmen, and gave the employers tx months
notice for the fOrty.nine AID a half bOlrs
This had been refused, and hslsl the
strike" which has nov lasted three
months. A week or two ago the ma offered
to work the forty mine and a half hours, aud
accept a reduction Of l.. per week 10 wages
This ha also been refused. "a Monday
the men offered to reduce the wages 20 Zos'
Ga, or p. Gu. per week, ii the employers
would cOnoede the re iueed tim, 81 that DC
reduction 10 wages wOll1 be uquival1s'W
the reduction 10 hours. This sacrnce III
wages proved the sincerity Of the IN 70. 81
Of the employers had accepted th- last ola
Of the men, and had sent for their old W'rl
men back, but the Others bad MT rsPils1,
Under thes. terms the joiners, while Woralos
the same number Of hours, would Dc e
ceiving Is. 81. per week less than the bflVA.
layers and A.. 81. per week less THAI ~
MAsons and PiasteIers. o. motion, II ~S'
decided that the meeting continue its pe'r
mary support TO the men on strike. II VI.
stated that the 100 men sent down Dy ~
Free Labor Bureau to take the place Oh 'us
men on strike, about 10 had left the IO"A'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-23
The Interna IiORaI WOrkIngmen's AssO.
citation.

The following, translated from L'Eyllit,
Of Geneva, the recognized organ of the 10.
ternational Workngmen's Association, are
the forms proposed to every workman who
seeks admission to its body: "Do YOU IN.
derstand that between the workman and tie
master there exists an irreconcilable anita.
gonism, which IL a q scessary consequence a.
their respective positions That the pros.
perity OF masters is Incompatible with ths
well being AMI liberty Of worknen, because
that exclusive property j., AMI can only be.
founded on the using uD and exhaustion Of
their labor; and for the same reason the
prosperity and human dignity or TIE work.
ing classes absolutely demands the abolition
Of the masters as distinct class. Conse-
quently, the war between the workmen and
masters can only end 10 Sthe destruction o.
the latter. ID you understand that ia view
Of this formidable coalition Of oil the priv.
legged classes, Of all prOpriet)rs, capitalists
Of all conditions ofthe world, a working IS
sosiation, locally or nationally isolated,
belongs TO only one nation in Europe aud
can never triumph And to keep On level
with that coalition, and to obtain triumph,
it IL necessary to have an Union Of ali work
mems associations, local aud national, IN
one universal association, which may be
termed the Grand International Association
Of all Nations"
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BY VII the cage was suspended gave way,
and thSy were instantly precipitated to the
bottom The boy was instantly killed, and
the mel are not expected to live. So much
tor the utility Of something being done 10
the way Of having examinations made IN the
machlEfry, ropes, &C., 10 connection with
the ml1es. Or must We tread, in the devel-
opmen4of our coal fields, in the bloody path
to secufity that England did, before necessi-
ty had frawn the minds Of the ingenious to
the SUI ject, and they had furnished the
means lpf safety in all manner of material
necessd y for the judiciOus working of coal
mines
We rink that as agitation and orpaniz,.
ton ar necessary to the accomplishment OF
any md Asure through Congress in behalf Of
the mi ters Of this country, that they could
not do anything better or that is so likely to
redounk to their credit and benefit as to en-
ploY Il ~ services Of Mr.. Mcdonald, who is
now m this country, to give the matter a
start, md visit all the mining localities OF
any iTP Ortsnce in the States, showing the
best Pl ms to obtain such an object; and at
the sA' he time explaining the happy results
that w1uld flow from the adoption Of COOP
eratioT among the miners as a class. NJ one
is bettl fitted to do this work, for few il any
have I'd the opportunity of acquiring the
knowl dye in relation to those things, how
they % be made successful, and the causes
Of fail tre, that he has. Therefore, from this
enlarged experience and his other qual6ca-
tons combined, he is enabled to point cut
the rOf d to happiness on the one hand, for
withO / safety there is none; and on the
other SUCCESS IN life, by economlzing the
profit { their hard won earnings.
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gratuitOus and compulsory; and that,
'ngmen must use the vote where tbar 9rk'
sess it, to carry out social reform pos
urges q closer union between tn ne
men OF Europe and America. IT, Alog
ago, D. says, such a thin: mi n, Isars
peared utOpian, to day /, ha4 bse,ma 40
tlcable. The narrow s9tri. IF trad n p!4e'
ism was gradually giving way b,f,- l' 70
large sentiments of humanity. ''f to-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-23
SWITZERLAND.
rNrnaNArroNAL CONVENTION.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. s, 1869.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8, 1869.
Owing to the fact that the ADvocATE's
continuation of the proceedings Of the
Workingmen's International Convention has
failed to come to hand, we clip the following
from the correspondence of the Chicago
Tribune
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Managers offer the highest premiums for
the best cultivated farms instead OF the
fastest horses, they would greatly benefit the
farming interest. BozRAH'
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WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

After the minutes Of the previous days
session had been read and adopted, 9 long
and desultory discussion arpse as to the au-
thority which should be vested in the gene
raj and local councils also as to the best
means by which the proceedings # the Con-
gress could be brought before the people
The debate, which lasted during the entire
day, was productive Of little, if any, practi-
al benefit. Adjourned.
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Ne return our sincere thanks to the menu
BEDS Of the Cigar Makers Union for the lib
ert support which they have rendered the
Al AocATE, since its adoption as their organ
bI the National Union. Every member Of said
or anization who has an item of interest to
cd nmunicate to their fellow craftsmen, are
cd dially invited to make it known through
d columns.
NV England Labor Reform League.
Che New England Labor Reform League,
Id ds it's next Convention in Providence, r.
l. Oct. 18th and 18th. Senator Sprague,
Il F. Travellick, a. w. Phelps, Jennie
v Illins, E. W. Haywood, Mrs E. L. Daniels,
Sis. Foster, and others are expected.
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CORES PONDENCE.
FROM ENGLAND.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for any Cpl
on eX pressed by our Correspondents
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Gin ;taI Estate for SsIf.

A TWENTY YEARS GROUND LEASE for
"A SALE ICoIlOo Upper Of Brssd..y Ap2lyt . ,
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Giip S,al Gstat. for Sale.


A FOUR-STORY, brown-stpne HOUSE, on
N Wet Tifynuhs,, between RnL aud slItb ayes Price,
$4,000 For permits apply 20 SMITH CLARKE No. Piaest
EOR -SALE-The frst-olass STABLE No. 122
R Thirteenth st. between Third aud Fourth twoso,
73Ilo3 3D. covering The wholp lot Apply TO
iiSssI B3NER MORGAN, No 2 PM, ST.
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EIRST CLASS RESIDENCES FOR SALE.
elegant 4oy Dwelling Twenty thrdst between
Sixth and ssreaih-sveG, with extra large oIj INV
On Yves. Twenty fourth st. bet Fhh and sIthsyea. tsto
On Twenty Broadway Sirthsvs afsory ssa
stoop bEovRson Dwelling. ... .l.... ..... ..G
Thirt.tht Lexington and Tdsva3 story. hess,ssp
brick Dweihng
On Th.th, Fnh MadsOnayel, 3Ory and basement
brown stone. Price reasonable a.a
On hrtythirdst Seventh Eght.v aoy and base,
meat bnek With all modern Improvements Price. S3"o
On Yves. Thirtr-eigbbs sIthsvs and Broadwsytsor
yelling with all modern improvements Phee S90W
On West Thirty between Seventh and Eighth
hgsoop Dwellings well rented ana at very moderate
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Ninthavea Price, Pi-
bro Dwelling Prics 9'''
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and SiIh raves at a reasonable price. .O |f.t
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Dwellings at low Price ~'
On Fny urh Lexington and Peurhsvss English base
mssc front Dwehng Pnee eLOV
On Fny,irth.t north SIDE Lexington and Fouhsve.-3
,ory hghs.oop brown stOn. Dwelling Lexington bet
Fnyeshth and Fifty ninth sta SE'oo
Vsr full particular, sPply at the ofioeof
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THE REV. JOHN l.. MENUS.

CHINA AND THE CHINESE: GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF
THE COUNTRY AND ITS INHABITANTS ITS CIVILIZATION
AND FORM OF GOVERNMENTS IT'S RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL
INSTITUTIONS; ITS INTERCOURSE WITH OTHER HAIloN5i
AND IT'S PRESENT CONDITION AND PROSPECTS, BY the Rev
John L. Neyius Ten Years Missionary China With Map and IL
ustrauosa l2mo Cloth, al rs
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Soltsithrsttr Guanip Real Estate for saIs.

Wusilutsil Uuuuip 1tth NeAalt III wait ....
DOR SALE--A irst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
II consisting ofs large and stylish House aud OF
lawn and t beautifully situated the water orienia West!
road and only d.aueeom tho proposed Pofehr Railroad
viii be sold low exchanged for productive NevYork Bookyu
property sso for sale near tho above furnished COTTAGE with
: H4IsTED L STILES. No. {, aud IS wh,sa
FOR SALE or to RENT, or EXCHANGE for
Terms to "oI Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN No. y ns.s
TOR SALE-A beautiful COTTAGE HOME,
ons hours s RON city by New aVsu Railroad ave minutes
eopsenea, water ke grounds squacr. az an acre bne
shaded ws laid with syergsens AMI urees Of twelve
growth garden, house. and stables all perfect osas,
legr To-. ..-I F.. t- No. - ceartapdts 1t
EOR LE-WESTOIiESTER COUNTY,
Elegant double HOUSE backgrounds having all city convent
grounds laid lawn shade and ra trees Of
all kinds stable 3s 10 minutes drive ten Harlem
borhod class lighted BY through 10 Nss-forh Adj
dress Boz No. 1896 Postofise, sswYori -
EOR SALE--FARM 80 acres, Westminster CO.,
OF 9rsenbnrg good buildings all kinds Of fruits ops hour
Rom city by Harlem or had'O9 ,s5 K K.essa pR Terms
INOR SALE at YONKERS-A neat 2-story
attic aud basement BRICK HOUSE, containing marble
mn.es Gas good well aud stcn lots Of ground AVA aud
garden hne river viewi pssr depot Phcs slSooo -
DARLINGTON R0ckwELLlse. Getty House, foetes
EARM for SALE-ln Westminster County, by
order Of acres good cuivs
ton situate about equal Boars dtps
Harlem Railroad the place house barns and ether
oubun grated spple orchards and Other % trees APPLY
COUNTRY SEATS
free address. by MALLORY BLACKWELL Aus'0ps'" aud
brokers', No. - Lberyst
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sl,b CIVILIZATIONS. 49,.
49,
CUARLES READE's NOVELS.
HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
UNIFORM, COMPACT LgGIBLB, HANDSOME cHNAr'
a,b CIVILIZATIONS.

Published this day;
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, Feb. IL, 1852.
The property offered this week at auction, at
the Exchange salesroom at No. III Broadway almost
equals in amount the sales Of the 1--WE preceding weeks
largo proportion however Of the valuable improved
property situated the hcky settled parts OF the city
has been bid in for the owners The reader must bear IN
mind that in this column cndeavor to record every
niece OF property which knockeddown. and make at
tempt to discriminate between what Is sold and what 10
not Tho whole number OF lots &C., ostensbly sold
during the week Is 3l3 Of which s32 are lsp L. H. ots
The amount Of the sales is ss9Ose6 or Newfork prop
erty 22 pieces were struck down for 4SOso OF Brook
Ign property, go pieces for s32i0Oo; OF Weschester
County property IS pieces for $9S ana OF lsp prop
erty s3I pieces s2s. The total amount OF the auc
tons Of last week 1l2sl aud OF the week pei0fo
so2O396.
Ne,t vee ooumepces with the sale, Monday, OF the
entire block bounded by Eighth and Ninthayes Seven
eth and Seventy Eight of the "a lots into Whon
the block is divided front the Central PARK ana SeY
eral beta are already pending as to how much they WI"
bring As TO that readers viii be fully ADVISED Oh
Tuesday morning. But few large pieces OF property STU
ated as far South as this block remain In the hands OF
one propretor and t is well that they do not The par
tcular black which ia to be sold Monday by Messr
Muller wilkins Company, Is portion Oh tne n
estate full abstract OF the Title mas pee Go IN,
purchasers without charge AltnonRn tnS IA -es
which these ots WIZ ee soiH wiz S at,emfon 10 real
estate matters for o year or so. yet II 10 queS,
ton which admits Of no certain answer, wiz
such lots ever be any cheaperi Tie reports OF pans
submitted 70 the superintendent OF Buildings show tnat
the present bids fair TO the last one IN te
size and number OF ITS edfces. Messrs johnson
Miller adyertises extensive sales Of Brooklyn lots
throughout the coming week. The valuable properly
now Occupied By the NewYork Hospital will be leased at
auction on Tuesday, by Messrs. Muller wilkins 20,
aud the same firm viii sell Wednesday 60 lots Ia tne
Vicinity of the Central Park and the Grand BouoyaTd
once kno as Broadway. The above are the moro I'M
portant Gales advertised for next week, though large
NJ nfh
NAV be found described In our advertising columns. A.
The attention OF thOso who contemplate proWdlnB
themselves refuge NewJersey called to the adyer
tsement OF Mr. L. r. Kellogg executor, who promises
comfortable homes It Elizabeth.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

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"Wreath Of Gen6"
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