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lees than The gangway. Here the air cur
rent moves six feet Ter second, which is q
rate that almost blows out the miners
lights On account of law governing
the motion Of fluids having references to the
resistance, the retarding force is sixty -four
times as great in the msnway as it is in the
gangway, because the velocity is over eight
times as great. and the resistance Of fluid
IN motion, increases in direct proportion al
the square of the velocity. In this case
now under my notice, the air in the gang.
way moves with velocity Of less than three
quarters of foot per second, and in the
manway with a velocity Of six feet per sec
ond, which is velocity eight times as great;
therefore eight squared equals sixty
four, and for this reason the resistance i
slxty-four times as great as it is in the gang.
way. Thi1 fact convinces me that if four
manways were opened to receive this air the
amount Of circulation would certainly be
doubled, because the four manways would
take as much air as would keep the velocity
in each manway to at least three feet per
second. This would reduce the friction
from sixty-four to sixteen wkile at the same
time the quantity of air put in circulation
would be be doubled, as already stated"
This principle Of splitting" as applied
to practical ventilation, in order to reduce
the speed Of the currents, was introduced
into coal mines in the early part of the pres
ent century, ty John Bubble, Esq, the
most celebrated coal mining engineer Of bis
time. 1t is called by the mining engineers
splitting" the air, because it divides it into
several currents, and sends these fresh into
different parts of the mine. The plan Of
splitting can not be properly managed with
out the aid of the mining engineer. 1t
would not be safe in the hands Of common
miner except the miner possessed a scien-
tho education, and then he would in reality
b. a practical mining engineer Such an
one was our Bubbles, and John Wales and
Nicholas Wood--the latter the late Presi-
ident Of the Northern Institute of Mining
Engineers, word renowned institution,
gotten up purposely for the diffusion Of
mining knowledge, by means of the Journal
Of the Institute. The editor 10 bis remarks
on this important subject is quite correct
but as be has much further to go before be
is put through, we will wait for further re-
marks on this subject, which ~iil be of great
Importance to practical miners, and the ,cien-
tiic philanthropy; 50 miners please take
note Of what the editor has to say on this
matter in future
In 8 breast, Mr.. Editor, you see nothing
strange; nothing but what you have seen
duplicated in Nos. and 2; so off you 90
with your strange, supernatural guide down
the inside manway, through cross heading,
and up The outside manway Of No. breast,
in whose face you find in active operation
two gigantic smoke pipes.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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,'eaf ovRIneman's Alroratt
The Ballad Of King Corn

rsssed by a ~ where the 70 al Corn
VT hnndred emerald naes unfnrltd,
Ag.ow Uith Tie glsno ne .ams ~ morn,
Nth The crystal drops of dee imp, arled
And tossed fis featnery plummeis h Cd
And heard tte monarch proudly say,
In strain Of rustic melody
60 am King Of ,ie fruitful hsrnl
hu rlghtiul lord n tne cereal bad
] ssav re sceptre Of ms strong arm
In majesty over the ALLOWED land
! ne farmeI's eve Is Alighi with hope
hhen his shining plowshare rrs the mould
Aud giowi gates Of promise one
"hen ne hides in the ground my germs OF gold
me heart " The tusbandman trilIs a sony
tsu my green AIDES pierce the mellow ground
he delights 10 SEE NE, tall and strong
an me mare month cast my shadoSs round
Ahd. watching WI August nbeams fall
=, ana a mA,chls-s sheen 70 Iay beauty bring.
he cries. Behold my stately @-ul
Ny Corn, over ali his brethren King
A.. vas born ~ rule 10 the held =
Ny banners wave Mfsides aud plains
Us ~,rid, fer my glory ami bouuteous WELD
Frocldims ne, hv right King OF the Grains
make ne lsborer's hresde glad
n abundant gas from my full hand
So We & Ting millions, h1nger-sad
NNu.n We'rome M reign In every land
Nrcu tbs cool ard soft September dsxs
br' NJ rireuess % my golden ears
lH ltrl nv hsgs In the autumn haze
Cnpitme my helmet and droop nv sre,ts-
ln'a, As bow tn toe reapaI's hand
N the dew hours u harvest morn.
l'il bear the shoat OF the harvest band
H'-m Tor the KING. The great King Conn.,
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ash, Ia parts carbonate Of copper, IL parts
sulphur. part mastic.
4. Yellow stars: 20 parts chlOrate Of pot
ash, 10 parts Of bicarbonste Of soda parts
Of sulphur, part Of mastic.
5. Green stars: II parts nitrate Of
baryta, 2S parts of shlorate Of potash, Is
parts Of sulphur, part Of mastic.
Violet stars: 8 parts Of chlorate Of
potash. parts nitrate Of strontia, 8 parts
of sulphur, part OF carbonate Of copper, i
part calOmel, part mastic.
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NAcF No iu+4. STAN W ~ TrAs- Mari rrHu
Alhertcn Co. Mari"n NJ l w IL. rr-i
Watch Co, has been carried ~ fA.-A oath.
ton rem tnssn tune c@ins only ss-4ut nuar
WILLARD y
Or Derby Sursr Pr-ari I-rs - t1-v- =. p.
NAl,H No. lis4 AZ F-ss- Ma. rrs,rc
Ath-rtcn Y 81
Watch Co.. has 'l
from mean tims lrin- only IL second.
n. 4. DENNIS, Pr-.t y. 81 q ~ Il. fH.
Tr-s. So. l.. rr-H
Wares NJ. ios@ STsN Wi~nFE.h.las I'D. Maj srs.l
Anterior Co, MAron - " s il
Watch Co, has hen rrr-d uauth teal
tsTatsou from tim. iln- HUaa-is rer uHHHta-
T. G. PRIEST, 49, sapt y v. g. q y. s e.
WArcH Nc. M, SrEs WrSnE--B,aria- fssd
Atherion Co. Warrior, y > wiacturi NJ I'D. Tossed
Na.h rrth. n. tg.l .tf.r
Der unlv suI ~
Eay. r. p PffELf>. Cce. \. o. galt-ri r. v
Waves No Ios1, sTE. wrSp4s-- B-ar Tr-i. Mar F-a-
AIherton Co. Marion, " ~ M hr tHi
Watch c., has been carried " sr fure.
ioo frou beng euy tertVss ftr uuaEih
HENRY SMITH rr.rl. Psnanl " 4 NJ 81. J.
wAFcH No. HES, SrEn -Se1Tinr Ma f-r
Athsrton Co. NariCn n D. uHzsafs
watch has Y
that time At and IA Al he IT Faas~
that Iinss and
" LA-SINtr. NsnAx~r Nh keri--ke = q co..
rraat~Ast y Y.
BEWARE Of ,cortALess if.sfat5oi.. rim .resH N.
certificate Of geIs'siJgsess inn. tba-- ~ s,to, nm, ~,
szgyured On Ds EIIis Oter the RIia S0,sg Bard 4
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 8

~ Of Absny, N. v. meets every WEDNESDAY
vening at No. u State street Albany, z McClure's
building. rmac Nc Williams, president, Michael Con.
nrst Vice presidens Richard CanavaD second vice
PRESIDENT eB j. Nee, corresponding secretary; Jas
PNeal, recording secretary; Michael j. Flynn hnanclA
secretary Vim. 0Brian, assistant; Thomas Ii. Kerr,
Treasurer; William Drake. conductor; Thomas Newton,
deputy. Pstofnce boz 6o3
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
- 50 meets on first Saturday Of each month
Harmonic Hail Fifth street. between Washington and
Jefferson sss VIM. Toy. Pres. Geo. Mathos Vice Pre-
sdw Ltpdner. Rec sec.. Pat O. Powers, P'Bancia
secrsFy. Leonard v. Conner, Treasurer. Ohas Rossn
thai. Corresponding SECRETARY. 20 Drawer 1890.
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QRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO.

~ Of Wisconsin. Headquarters, Mil~aukee. Meta
every secad and fourth SATURDAY In each month.
No. 2D Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, presideLl,
Soi Astf st. Joseph Humhe, vice president, No. 81.
EAST Wakr st. Jacob Bot. treasurer, 6ST Seventh e.
Thompson. reco ding secretary, Postotce box ll1S
pect st. James Tinker chairman trustees, TSO Marshal
- w. !. Watson, corresponding secretary, loo Thru
4reet.
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~ meets the Ia "a Thursday In month. l.
Junio president. O. eimmcnds, vice president. John
Bond treasurer. John @. Krsts, recording sscrsssFy
Thomas Cnns, financial secretary. 8. L 1tanRsr,
ing N rogth e&lna sFax.
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing, soften
ing and expectoraflng. The extraordinary power A
possesses In immedstely relieving, aud eventually
curing, the most obstinate cases OF Coughs Cold.
Sore throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Cstarrh Hoarse-
ness Atthma and CoBsump tion Is almost redIble
So prompt Ii the relief and certain it's sests in ali tn
above cases. any affection of the throat and Iun
SHAT thou sands Of ply scians daily prescribing hi
and and all say thai it 10 the healing aud ex
atiDg medicine known. One always affords
relief and In most bottle effects cure Sold
BY druggists In large bottles. Price One Dollar II
your fault II you still cough and suffer- abe Balsam
viii cure.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. 81

~ CT Montreal, Canada, meets at Union Hall, Craig
street Anthony Dansch president Peter Tit gshsm,
president; w. J. Alstrom recording and hnancis
secretary Isaac Hart corresponding secretary, Boz
1864 Montreal. p O.
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REOKUK.-Union No. so meets Of

IN the nrst SATURDAY. evening Of every month, Oh
Main street betw Ninth and Tenth y. Rol
let, Presden George Eisl. Vice President. Fred
koecnlinE Recording secretary John schelee, Finsn
ra md oorrespondng Secretary. John LauDesheimer
Treasurer. p D Box l91.
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
Il6 meets the 1esday Of every month, At hal
pae sew n o'clock, In BrAnt's Hall. j. II. KuI zen
kn.bs Presidens; Frank 6embe, Vice President; G
b sumastei, Recording Secretary; g. 8 Weaver, Fnsn
ciAI Secretary; j. 9. Snavey Treasurer; saml Bence
Corresponding Secretary.
p. o. Boz 228.
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PROVIDENCE, r. Union No. 20
j meets on the hrst Tuesday Of each month in Les
ter's Hall Il6 Oranstoa street. Owen L. Leack Pres
deaf " Fowler, Vice President John A. schrine
Treasurer Geo Jesuph, Recording Secretary. J
Neshea, FiBanciaI and Corresponding Secretary, Nc
eo3 n gh street.
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NINCINNATI.-Union No. 4 meets
~ q Arbeiter Hail. walnut strsst above Thirteenth,
on the hrst and third Tuesdays Of each noah JOAN
Pfester, President, Alonzo Mateer, Vice President
Herman Goldenbergsr. Financial secretary. Adolph
Endres. Corresponding and English Recording eecre-
tary. Herman BusSenhut, German Recording Seer e.
tary B~pjamin Keep, Treasurer. P. o. Boz $500
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II ANSAS CITY, MO.-UDion No
IN I0l meets the last Saturday evening Of each
month, at rarners Hall
JosspH HUsNAH, President.
HxHRY LsosARD, Recording Secretary.
HEHRY SER, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer 2o32.
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RRICKIAYERS. MASONS AND

RNIOhIA END, MAOONO AND
- PLAsrrRERy UNION No 4, Of P1tts6eId, Mass i,
meets every Other Saturday At O'Clock, r. NJ, In
Browns Biloxi Fetn street. lanes c. Dodge president
samuel Turier 1ssv president, N. O. Chapman
Ind VICE prslent George Tanner nnsnsisl secretary
samuel Dodze treasurer ii. p Markham recording and
corresponding secretary. box 4e6.
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DOUGHKEEPSIE.-UnionN No. 80
L meets the hrst Wednesday OF every month
John ziegler, President. John D. White, Vice PREF
William Wolf, Treasurer. John Kaiaer Record
ing Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p O. Loci
Box rs
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ArCH Nt 400, ~rF WINnKE, Bearing Trade MARI Uni,sJ
~Hf-H Nah t0.. Maln. n. i maRusrtured United
: at N1.fn CO.. la t arriss ~ ANs months
7fs'-in frr third per DAY.
M III i-e' iut-t titAs d. NOORHIS. HAekenssck, n. j.
WArgn NH i Bearing Trace Mara Uuit.d
Watch zriou, v. o. n bv
-a W-A Co., ha BEEN armed y n0uib, IL variA-
fisa being suly twelve eronis. Lows
'rsn l1si-n Paaa'r Agt foleia, WABASH Weslern r.
SuNRuRY, p. 10 nj l.se
Irtu Ne lle, NISDEn-BesTing rra,I Fsders
tiuu Co. Marion, y. J.. intel states
n GA Cos ha By three months varntcu
nt tr lsnE emily nv seconds during hat tius
HENRY ne LANCEft Engineer Phila- A Ers x. r..
W,fra ~ lies, Sts WISrsH, -5-arng Tra Maxi F.l.r,s
Ai-e '- Maroon. y D. 7uilcursi ~ United stai,a
"a'h ' carried Nh -lvy-H nrnth Total vAriaton
flAt tvlA- Hly ..guldsi entire ins
A. w MING HarE PlArH, NevN
NcoIrv4t y ,. Car sPnAe A =. c..
urScA, Feb Ia,ae1n.
NrtH NH -- heslH- Trade MARI Fnyrtis strnttau Ma
n- NJ l uia ur- IN ths United Sa-t Watch ~ IA h-sn
armed Hy iEsye month III total variation mean tins
liHg tiaea .,coll. VROOMAN
Ene1nesr y. Y. c. a HRR.
UrrA Feh. lB tsTo.
WArgu N BsariHg TrAa4 Mark Fsv-s.-
Marion, y D. by he Watrh
tn eighteen rnouhs total varaasou iros
eitu t.lie hs.uE uvr .crlud iil- LigBth.
p whIPrLE, Con. y. n.
o9,osgg +. ao,-La 70 ayojl imposition Jasiss on a
oAo.,. aad see mat ne soorfs MARION, ~ j., an
ofbeys spurious.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. ,:

Av1 meets the first and third TUESDAYS OF every
mnsth At Meyers Hail. 800 Fourth street John STANCE
President. Jos II. Bukowsky. Recording secretsr, .
Will Dsvtz. SinAt cia Secretary. John Matthias. FRS
Treasurer. VIM. HOchstein, Second Treasurer. Nor
ris Pc achek, Corresponding Secretary. p. o. Lock
Boz SAL
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for DssPvptcs and those suffering with ha-
biiusl Costiyeners IL 10 slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid spps iEsr; 1t strengthens the stomach
and restores the digestive organs their healthy
-Wesk. nervous and dyspsptic persons should use
Price Ore Dollar.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MA
- KeRs' UNION NO. 90, a Nos. ~ AID 50 Orchard
street, New York city Meeting nights the first TUES
DAY Of every month. Conrad p. Kuhn, President +,
L Wohlhasen and o TaEer, Vlce-Presidents e. att
Rec. SEQ Aor;tI Rothachids Cor Sec, ~ 49, Orch
ais street; D. Huck, Fin. Sec; g. Huck, Treasurer.
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XNEsTFIELD, MAss.-Union No

w 2s meeIs the nrst Tuesday In each month at
sirges Hall. Charles RswOose, President. John Las-
srus, Vice Presidents. John Casnef, Treasurer. j.
Heidenrisch. Recording Secretary. b. u Adams, ".
nsncis and Corresponding Secretary. p. o. Boz SIS.
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WA IAN ELS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fsied
mot ia easel to the very worst cases Of
afflicted should lDmeo lately call their druggist and
get WAsEEk's PILR REMEDY. 1t Is expressly r the
Plies ands not to other disrase.
II has cured many CT thirty standing
Price One Dollar. For Sale by Druggists everywhere
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UNION. 81 l!

- Headquarters Berlyn House, 46 East Broad way
New York. Meets the first To ESDAY In everv month
Kelley Moses president Henry Festel, vice -e~ident
Lewis 8enjamn, treasurer, Hart Jacobs recording
cretaSy Norris Davis financial secretary. Barnett Der
Ign A.poqdlng secretary.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Union No.
w 100 meets on the nrst Friday evening 81 each
month, at Mr.. Wangemann's, Pennsylvsniz avenue,
between " and 6ih streets. n, ssebo, prsadsns. -
ntzei, vice presid mt Joseph g. Lash, oorrespcnd-
lng iecretary. =. Rohlsdsr, record ng secretary.
urer.
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pRTCKLAYERs' UNION. NO.

RhIOhIAIEhS UNIUN, NJ. j,
- Of Ohio, their Hail. 90 West Flfth street.
Cincinnati, evey MONDAY evening, at eight Tcioek.
President @ Oivanagh; Vice President, an. 9. Sew
ard RecordingS1cretAry Charles Lnpton Finsn
| sisl Secretary, Thomas 0Keeffe Treasurer, william
sang Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b. " stokes, John
x. effe; Corresponding Secretary, Joha Byron r. o.
8ox 1851.
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THE MINER.
SKETCHES FROM THE COAL MINES
SECOND PART.

~ rsos 3. WALTON, AsHLASD, "a.
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BRICKLAYERS' UN.

- ION, No Of Philadelphia, meets the 1st 3nd and
tth THURsDA evenings in every month, Al their Hall
10 LOcuss stree. third door shove Eighth street. W.
L. Johnson prenent, Joseph 4. Hackney vice presi
dent rheoder Rarlley recording and financial
tary, Samuel 5rrus assistant secretary Elisha Jone
treasurer, Edvad Phelan sergeant at arms A. Lloyds
0. II. 0arsop, II. x. Bray, trustees.
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OIGAR MAKERS r
PROTECTIVE

UNION No. So, o. the o!ty Of LeAven WORTH meets
every nrs SArURD ~ 10 each month"; at Wolf :
Hall. D. Olive. Pres. A q GirSrd, Vice Pres ;>Chss
Fischer, Recording Secretary william Snyder, Financial
Secretsry james L. Aubrey, Or. Sec. Henry Block
treasurer
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CLINTON, IOWA.-Union No. lls
" meets on the FIRST Monday or every month, at the
corner % Four AID Second street Iame.
Harvey President. George Becker. Recording and
Secretary. John MimnStorf Treasurer. p o. BIZ
I24
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u Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, At
nalf-past O'Clock, la5 South Clark Street, B. A.
Cox president A. C. Graham vice mt. j. Nc
CURE recording ecrtary. Peter Cogey financial
rary J. kegle corresponding secretary. Charles Doen
err Weldon smith warden, John O'Connsn con
duetor. William HsrlenqusI. board Of directors.
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ITHACA, n. Y.-Union No. IL holds
regular meeting the hrst Thursday in every month
Henry Tewnley, President. Harry Jones, Vice Presi
dent. John Yoke, Treasurer John Prayer, Recording
secretary.
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RINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-Union No.
- IA meets the FIRST Tuesday evening in each
month. Wan. Branan, PRECEDENT james swans, Vice
PRESIDENT L. E. LsFrsbee, Recording Secretary.
J. Coz. Financial and Corresponding Secretary. Wm.
A. Bnii's, Treasurer VIM. A. Bulls, Jsnitor. p. o.
Box 1851.
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. II
- meets on the INST Saturday in each month j.
Jacobs, president. J. Z. Brand, vice president WIN.
cannon, corresponding and recording secretAry box
2l54. Henry stegk hamper, hnancial secretary. WIN.
Myers, treasurer. J. z. Brand, VIM. Breslich. d O.
Marks, trustees.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. l,
= Districtol Columbia meats In the Jity Of Wash
ipgton the 10 and 8rd THURSDAY in each month.
Sloan, pre- ioent v. Burch vice president; J. p.
FARRELL, secresa'y Murphy treasurer Lewis rrum-
30, corresponding secretary.
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BRICkLATERS.
DRTCKLAYFRS' UNION NO

- Of Indiana, very Wednesday evening In
Washington street, 1ste the Court House Indiana
poiis. Eli Stricker. resident; William Ksely vice
president; Michael Ln-h, recording secretary Geo
Weaver, financial secretary Oliver Keely, treasurer
iver dchanan, CONDUCTOR; Henry Eniss, door keeper
John Fegan, Charts Rhl, c. B. Berry, trustees. nj
chael Lynch, recording secretary, $50 North Illinois
sfrta
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CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
~ OF CHICAGO, meets every other NsDHEsDAr
svssHes Of Each Month, at St. Georges Hall, 286
eoush Clsrk street.
J. NJ. WEUKE, Pres.
oHAs- III. HoEKEE Cor. Secy-, Drawer eO38 Chicago.
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CARPENTERS AND JOTNERS' UNION

" NO. T. Of Albaiy, N. " meets At "a State street.
every Tuesday evening OSHosRs--P. CoLsNAE, Pre-
sident Thos. Steveis, Vice President; James Wren,
I'd Vice President; james J Lee, Treasurer Thomas
Hogan, Rec Sec. nomas Lar ahsn, Fin Sec. James
8roleT, Assist mt; John K Finch, Local Deputy Post
,ffioe box So Albary, N. Y.
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OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. SO meets
-treet Joseph Cline, President. Richard Cassidy,
Vice President. John Hops, Recoi ding Secretary
David Ne conner, Financial Secretary. Joseph ster-
rit., Corresponding secrsta y. Lock Box
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TROY, N. Y-Union No. meets
l. on the Ixz Friday Of each month a. Apollo .lalI
corner Of Congress and River streets Sc rye Wolfe
Presldont- Andrew Bierers Vice President. Georgt
secretary. VIM Young, Treasurer. Ad-lph staude,
Corresponding Secretary. p. o Box l03.
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO. 10.

- of Pennsy ivsnia, meets In Chester every MON.
DAY evening" nr Of Third and Penn streets. VIM
NcDonad Iesidert, JET. Pelrck vice-pFesident, A.
stewart recording esTetsrv, George w. Dannaker cor
responding secretary W. H. Brown assistant do James
g. Dutton treasurer, William T. Galloway. g. NJ. Nc
Donald, John Meehs trustees g. A. Winfree sergent
MoeTge Wiegand, Deputy.
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OIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

- UNION. No ~. Of the City Of Detroit Meets
the arss and third FRIDAY Of every month"; st the La
tayette Hall Grairt street. Detroit. Ferdinand Schultz
President; Tbs. TobR, Rec Sec. Anthony Kruger Fin.
sec. Box 399.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

TIII TOD NUII, TAs-UnI0n NO. 80
avid T,niny. president. Geo. Mcaes vice president
Beujsmn Ballard, recording secretary. @. LtDd-av
hnsncfai and corresponding secretary. Fred sernin
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r .AFAYETTE, IND.-UnioD No. 20
- meets on the first Sa urday Of each month. Hail.
No North Fourth street ". @. johnson. president.
Henry Wark. president. WoodrO Porter, treas
9rer T. H. Marley, recording, corresponding and
financial secretary.
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. /,
~ ofMAryl.ad, meets on the nrss FRIDAY evening
Of every month at Central Hall Is North Gay street.
Baltimore. EDwH JOHNSON. Pres.
PRDK CRoxHARDr Cor. sec.
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GIGAR MAKERS INTERNATIONAL
~ UNI0N.-Headquarters Columbus, Ohio.
FRED. BLEED, President.
ELIAS sxIrH, Secretary. Bnffalo, NY
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- OF st. Louis, meets the Second FRIDAY eve
ning lie every montb, Turner'S Hall. No 10 south
Tenth Street. Joseph Bokien, President jos Dash
ian, oe-President; Edward Frye, Recording Seoy
Treasurer; Gust. Vollmer Cor Secretary. Box 254S.