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FRED. BLEND, Int. Pres.
TOLEDO, o., July "a. 1871,

AOLkDOt ", July Z41 1911.
ocers aud mbers Of Local Unions under the ia ris
aiction Of the Cigar MAkrrs' international Union.
Gentlemen, -COmplaints are received daily
from unions on strike that they do not receive
the aid due them properly. Below will give
you a copy Of letter received from Spring
field Illinois:
SPRINGPTKLD, ILL, July Is, 1871.
Mr. Fred. Blend, Pres. Of the .. NJ. IU.
Dear Sir,-ln accordance with Article Z, sec.
and Of the international Constitution,
forward 70 you full report Of all moneys re-
ceiVed up to date, from local unions which we
would most respectfully call your attention to-
we have received communications from Thos
j. Birch, int sec, stating that We would re
ceive assistance from different unions, 70 the
amount Of $500 weekly; out Of this, as you
will see, we have orly received $44OO. This
Will show that our sister unions have not done
as they ought to have done--to support a union
on a strike. And we sincerely hope that, here
after, they will be more prompt in sending the
amount required Of them weekly, as we are
without any money, and not a penny on hand
Tie strike is still continuing, but We have the
best IF hopes that we will gain the victory, If
we are only sustained in our struggle for our
rights.
With these remarks we close and remain,
fraternally yours,
WV TOY. Pres, Box 1853.
JAMES II. WoLcoTT, Cor. Sec,
Drawer 1920.
Oher complaints similar to this have been
received. Unions should bear in mind that
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UNION. NO. IS.

- Headquarters Berlyn House, 46 Hast Broadway,
New York. Meets the nrst TU ESDAY In every month
Conrad Kuhn. pres. III 6, PouTth-st. ykss, vies
president. Merris Davis financial secretary. RaFt
Jacobs recording secretary. RarneTt Beriyn cores
pondlng secretary, 46 Rass Broadway.
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. 81

- OF Montreal, Canada, meets at the Tansey Hsus-,
Oraig street Hurfch Prsg-r, president; Isaac Hart
vce-presdent and responding secretary Jonn y
wood recording and financial secretary; 1854
treaI
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August 1st, A. d., 1871 at two o'clock
p. M. The members Of that body will
consider this sufficient notice.
JOHN WRIGHT, Prest.
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Platform Of the National Labor Union.

WHEREAS, It is not deemed advisable to
change or modify the existing declaration Of
principles, but to reafirn the same and, for
practical use, enunciate the substance thereo
10 q more convenient and concise form, with
some additional resolutions; and,
WHEREAS, GAN political power is inherent
in the people, and free government founded on
their authority and established for their bene-
6L !" that all freemen are equal in political
rights, and entitled TO the largest political and
religious liberty compatible with the good order
Of society, az also the use and the enjoyment Of
the fruits of their labor and taleEts and mo
man or set Of men are entitled TO exclusive, sep
arate enolum ents, privileges or immuDities
from the government, but in consideration of
public services" and any laws dest ructive Of
these fundamental principles are without moral
binding force, and should be repealed. To do
80, however, is a difficult work when such laws
or usages are interviewer with pride, prejudice
and selishness. Besides, experience shows that
laboring people are more than others disposed
TO suffer while evils are siderable" than or
ganixe for their abolition and
WHEREAS, We are admonished BY the imper-
ilIed rights of labor throughout the United
States 70 organize and agiIate in our behalf,
With the decree, "In the sweat Of the face shalt
thou eat bread" and the adage that "The price
Of liberty 10 eternal violence" enthroned ia
our hearts and emblaEoned as notices on our
banners, assured Of success over corrupt rrIit'-
cal schemers arI ''e .-ea4i-r4rE ANA bankers
No.. w s.HA AZ NNn 4v.EH H.H
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "a
- meets the second Monday OF every month In
Freck's Hal. No. los South Front a. ChAs H. PnIeger
president. j. johnson, vice pres. Aug Mol Ebacher d.
name al secretary. NJ. OBr:en recording S-cretary
J. ~ereiy, first treasurer U'BreD, Sc nd treas
Alexander Hesse corresponding secretary lick boz s75
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NEW HAVEN, COMMUNION

- No. S0-heArq quarters, Arcade Hall, State nrs.t
meets on the last Saturday evening In each mouth.
Isaac HAYES, president. John Unwprr wee pre- icent
DaI lei Carroll, treasurer J. Has dos. financial
recording and corresponding secretary 1874 81. John
street.
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QRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UsIl
~ ef Chicago, meets every rUEsDH "su n.
half-past 7 O'CLOCK, at lbs South Glars suvA N
@ utter, prrsidtnt, ThuuAa Lrptnn. Tre MAN.
recording ecretarv Samne BiIhng', EnAneA ~
ry, James Fitzgerald. rresp0 dinR -ecreAil N N.
knire, warie James Clara rrra nrer ChAfr' n
conductor. Cha "a rrCoks Board " dFrep'aa N,
Smith, George Bea.ley, william Howard w. IN
Martin JvTrrH.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No.
- "a meets on the third Thursday evening OF each
monsn at the Atlantic House. In 81. betwesn Fourth
ana Fifh streets. John A. Saith, president. Emil
Levy. corresponding secretary.
PostofRc bpx 1873
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Avrps, Union. No.

pRICKLAYERS' UNION, nY w
- or Wisconsin. headquarters u N .arh nctA
every IVY .nd Md fourth SATURDAY ~ .i. nrsIat
u MI 2yO Fourth street Patrick Ncno ni NJ Y
snI Az rst Joseph Humt-, vice VI ,s- sryruh 4
East wner u Jacob BUti, freAsnrs. ,.0Brs DsT hY
D. Thompson r-cn dinR sfcrrtai VI f,ay, sii Pr'i
MuWAukee 4. Tinker, nnanelal -ev 1900 10 Msr'D
pect U.. James Tinker, airmnn 1890 100 IhH
4 ". r. watson, corresponding 'eefe''''
street.
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CIGAR MAKERS.
CIGAR

HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA
IL kers' International Union Of AmEricA, ToLEpo,
Jtio. ADDRESS OF Executive Board:
Fred. Bier d. President, "A Monroe street, Toledo,
Ohio.
John W. Lavine, 1Bt Vics President. Drawer 20 Of
lawA, Illinois.
Buffalo. NY
Tnomaa }. Birch Secretary, 1Ol7 South Och street,
PhiIAdeldhiM, Pa.
Cleve and Ohio
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BRIG kLAYERs

DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE AND 4
- NLYOLENT UNTOS, No. n of NE tliy !
York, meet every "Wednesday evening 49, otlo.L
their hal corner NJ twenty sixth street And st',
aver Joseph rDody, president I.hn hnnH
presid inc. Robert o. On niGk, recording 'sen'
Barnard 4 Rec, cOrrHspunllng secretary m
HaHsy. financial secretary. Peter C1EAhi H'p'
D=nls B. Doris, sergeant alarms.
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A LBANY, N. Y.-Union No. 8
a meets the second Thursday Of Zach month =,
Moulders' Hall. is State ia. Ward, pres 81 Law
renee st. Ju us Fish, vice pres. s.v. b sws nm cor
Peter McHae. huAnciL secretary ~ DeAa are street.
D 'vid Hunter, treasurer.
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NORWICH, N. Y.-Union No. Is
~ meets on the hrst Saturday OF each nm nth aS
M' chanic Hal soutn Man street. p. v TrendweH
pres, box 91s. D-nl. Camp elI vice pres " achorn
sec, box Ill. Harvey III amilton. treas.
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QUINCY, ILL.-Union No. Az meets
~ the first Friday evening" OF each month. Han
sou Invest o. Sixth and Main streets W. HIT
mas. pr sident- Edmund H-inK vice resident Pm
C'TDeins, recording secreraEy. WIN. Knenig CORES
PondnE secretary, hox ISL Henry BrunIng treasurer
ernSrd sch ak, tyler.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Union No.
meets on the second Tuptdsy ia each month "
Dligrnt Hall, Tenth and Filbert streets Franz Ruob
presdrnt. James Foley, We president. r. j birch
O. MeEExer, financial secretary. George Jackson cor
responding secretary
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PITTSBURGH, PA.-Union No. IS
a. meet. on the Arst Wednesday OF every month.
avid TfGny. president. Geo. McGec vice president
Beujamin Ballard, recording secretary @. n LAud.av.
financial and CO. responding secretary. Fred serAIn,
treasurer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No %

- meets Ihe FIRST WeAnatalv ar ..s.y nr-ah
John ZleRler Pre- tNr 4S3 Lenc Haa4ar WIN. Fs-..
CIT when WIN Tren-i -1N. 4rH &nser n eua.
l1z. sirs 7ciai AM 'or, I 7ai1 ~ 80 stsIs. l
10y T-H
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A URORA, ILL.-UniOn No. Al, OF
. Aurora, meets the second Tuesday or each
month"; NJ No > South BroadwAY. L Schmidt preHi-
dent John Lsckner, vice president. WIN. wright
nVer, corresponding secretary, drA-er4l.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.-Union
- No. III meets on the hrst Friday evening ~ the
month at leipzig. Han opposite III Lost-oGAce Henri
Fauth. pres John A. Lemon. vice pres FRED Mry.r
tr Asurer. George De L. Barr, nu. see Joe PTtund
rec. and cor: sec, box 1875
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DURLTNGTON IOWA Un;o

BURLINGTON, IOWA. - Union
- ~ meets on the nrSt Monday OF every month nt
tIs'rander Hall Of Third and j. Rerpon atreetp
henry KrieR resident. Henry WestfAII, vice prep't
william Luis, recording secretary Adam WoIlmeip
hnancial secretary. Henry INLAND treasurer Conrad
stella, corresponding secretary. Boz lIH
II LAFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 20
- meets 90 the hrst ga urday OF each IN, nth Hall
~ North FOCrth street II. @. johnson. president
Miner FritE, president. Woodro Porter treas.
orer. II. Markley, recording. corresponding and
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
M N-. ~ meets on the hrst Monday Of every month
NJ. v. Craigs7 an, financial secretary. simon A. Lind
recording and corresponding .eretAry. Louis Becker
treasnreF " o. Dor 28o
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PATTERSON, N. J.-Tnion No. 40
meets On the second Tuesday Of each month &C the
corner 81 Broad and West streets. j B. Ball preeI-
uent Galas her. vice president. Eugene McCar-
toy, secretary, box 5S4. Austin Alien, treasurer
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CANTON, ILL.-Union No. I2O meets on the
- FIRST Thursday evening OF each month Chas J.
Maine, pres I. " Dean vice pres. ChRs. IT, sexton
rec and %. sec rhos. BidAmon, treaa James r.
smith, CO.. sec, boz GIT.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Union No. 5
1O meet, on the Hrst Friday evening Of each month
at the WorkIngmen's Assembly Rooms, State street
between Mumrord ant Railr nd avenue M. Rutherer
president, lock box 65T Pat Mragher vice president
VogIe, treasurer FTt d Newerde, hnsncal secretary
| Wilam Evans, cor Sec, box les } Courneen rec
/ sec
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.RUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. 2
- meets tn 0rst Wednesday In each month AS
the corner Of Ellicots and Huron Streets In Apollo
Hall 81 Cnuly. president, $50 cast Eagle street.
Jno McPuy. vice president. Phil WeiAenheimer.
record ng secretary. Q. W. Fieir financial secretary
Henry Los reaeurer David Shelter, corr espondi !
secrefAry Q7l0.
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION ,ppSEsDlII
- Or Albany. ". NJ, meets eyeryS MeChsrr
vrnnR At Nu III state street A'nans nfrhI COaal,
building. John r. y rne', preIden,, ssec % vS
arsI yee r.dcnI , Iagrs.papdinE &C. stArS n
I rsrroiI r-cnrdIps secretary; Tnol. IOha Y
sec; Joseph York. assistant nnAucl I..tor. B@hp'
TOO a, treasurer. George NArrt cnnu hox 600.
Lawson, asaiptant conductor. Post0m0s
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CIGAR MAKERS.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Union No.
w 100 meets on the nrs. Friday evening Of eace
month, at Mr.. WAngemann's, Pennsylvanls avenue
Wentxe vice presId Joseph g. Lash, correspond
ing secretary. Y. Rohleder, recording secretary.
Watt. nscheidt financial Dec5stary. j. Ossnger treas
urer.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
~ SO meets the first Saturday Of each month Al The
Harmonic Hall Filth street. between washinv4on ana
Jefferson St. WIN Tov. Pres, bpK 1853. Frank Cone
Ter. Wre Pres Wm speckmAn, Financial srcr4tary
II Stane Rec Sec. Chris Hoffman, Treasurer a..
II. MOlcOtt. Corresponding Secretary Drawer $500
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" INGSTON, n. Y.-Union NJ. 6G
- meets on the nrst Monday Of each month a. Is Z
.nd Green H. jane o, Ge pres Augustus ProlIock
Jan e. JArmon recording and financial secretary am
Nolan, treasurer Frank baxter, corresponding Sec
rotary.
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TOLEDO, OHIO.-Union No. as
meets on the hrst Monday eveninR in sA-h month
P. J. Conlik, pres. fred Blend vice pres. Hrorme
Dorsn, treasurer. Fred shuIfE, financial secretnrv
Gao. waller, recording sec. JAS. PAtiison, cor. see
Drawer 70.
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DAYTON. OHIO-Union M \.

hA4TUN, UHIU.-Un MON No. 80
~ meets on ihe let Monday evening Or every month
Good We pIarli Hall, recnnd street ween JsHer.
ana &C. Clair. Georg- Kicker president IL south
JsHerson 90. liam Smith, wee president. Charles
Leonard recording secretary. Henry Steiner treas
Hrrr. Monday, corresponding secretary, I2 South
Jefferson street.
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MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION

~ or CHICAGO, meets on the q VEDHEsDAS
EVENING OF Each Month. a Lombard Block, Monroe
street, bets cen Cl.rk and Dearborn -. Wenk
president H. Berger vice president. w. 10 o
recording secretary John p Wilson financial s+crt.
tary sam Moryan, treasurer NJ. Ii DlboB, CORE
spending secretary, Drawer eOSS, Chicago
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ERIE. PENN.

ERIE, PENN. $50 Union No. los
- MEETS on the first Monday evening Ia every mon
a. Atlantic Hall, Twelfth st John KnorI pres aud
treas. $40 State q T. J. Armstrong vics president
Rudolph Phster corresponding secretary, 1874 state
street
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CLINTON, IOWA.-Union No. lls
~ meets the nrst Monday OF each month, 1t Al
Capp's restaurant, 5th ave, bet ls and ID street.
Jas Harvry, President. Edwin Lmond Recording ana
Corresponding Seer tary. Herman Ha Ercke Fnancia
Secretary. John Miemierstorf, Treasurer. r. o. box
124
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CLEVELAND, o. Union No. IL
~ meets on the lat aud 81 Saturday in each month
John Brand, president, l4O Huntington street. A
" Menche. wee president. Nm Cannon correspond
Ing and recording Fecretary, box 9759 Henry Stsg-
khamPer, hlAnciAi secretary. WIN Myers, treasurer
) Brand Frederick Vlllmore and william BreslIch.
trnatera
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 80 meets
~ every second Tuesday in the month, nc Turn Hall.
at halt-pAst seven O'Clock. John Dibos, president
Jacyb Gibbs, vice presdent. Harry Hammer, nnAn-
ciAl aud corresponding secretary. drawer 100.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
~ lob meets on the last Saturday evening g. each
month Hall south west corner Seventh and VI ain sts.
james L. Aubrey, pres Edward erase, Vice pres Gu
Igees, sec. Henry Richter, hn sec Edits Cnsr
treas, Daniel D. OliRe cor. sec drawer 2nS9.
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UTICA N Y.-Union No. z meets
~ the third Tue day Of eAch month, at their hall
Franklin sqnare, Utica John Pfeifer, president. N
OBren. vice president. Charles Radeek correspond
Ing secretary, r. o. box SIS. p. Lederhos financial
secretary. VIM. eouthworth, treasurer.
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TX EOKUK.-UniOn No. so meets on
~ the nrst Saturday evening Of ev-ry month on
Main C.. between Ninth and rt Dth sta. HsasmAn
Presiden II Nieberdng Vice Pre- IdenS. Fred
hCecnnz. Recording Secretary. Charl-s Linn, Finan
ciai Secretary Chas Green Corresponding Secretary
JOhn LAu elmer. Treasurer boz 12I
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RINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-Union No
- IA meets the nrst tuesday evening In esct
month. Andrew Curtin, pres Samuel Curran. vie,
pres L. E. Larrabee recording secretary. Frederoh
Hill, treasurer. J. W. Peaster, financial and c'T
spending secretary. p. o. boz IA. James Poland
janitor.
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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
- meets the first Monday evening N eAcn month
nj No Ill est Genese- street Robert Burgess prpH-
dent. W. 8. Hurburt, vice president. r. X Law
renee, recording and financial Sec Geo. q. Cham
bars corresDon ling secretary Jas. lone, teasErer
p. o. box 439.
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NOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.
~ III meets on the second Tuesday o. every month,
81 Michigan Southern Hotel. AuRBst echeIand prssi-
cent. Monroe N. Bray vice president. August Sche-
land, treasurer. Robert Rattray, corresponding
Rotary, p. o. drawers
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WIS.Union No.
SATURDAY. evening OF each
Y. steluberg. pres. Charles
Walter Gimn, On and cor
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SUFFIELD, CONN.-Union No. %
~ meets the Art Saturday % every month AZ Town
Hall L. Chapman, pre4 q. Doughertv vice pres
George Hurst, sec, Wrst sutned, Conn. WIN. Per
kins treas
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No.
~ meets on the Ia 10 Thursday In eacn month. J.
JUNO, president. Q. simm nds, vice president J"hn
Bond, treasurer. John Y. KratE corresponding sec w.
Matthias Bo4aDd, nAncial secretary. George B1rend
recording secretary, drawer l39. Place Of meet
Ing, "a North salina street.
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VIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. l6,
~ Of ct. Louis, meets the Second FRIDAY eve.
ming Ia every montL, &C Turners' HaIl No. Is South
Tenth Street. John Bath, President Jnhn
Ru Irof Vice President; Edward Prve, Recording secy
Chas. Rekfeldt FinAnciaI sec'y; John BayeF-darfer
Treasurer; Gust Vollmer, Cor. Secretary Bon 2543.
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Jersey CITY, N. Union No.
lOI meets the second Tuesday ia every month 4
Union Hall. las Newark avenue. Jas Ga k president
Chas Clark, Vice president. Geo ZeiRer treasurer
abe Livingson Sec GreenviIle. Hudson CO. Nj
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DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Makers
- UNION. No p. OF the CITY Or Detroit o. Gets IN
che hrst snd third FRIDAY ofevery month"; AZ the Ia
fayetts Hail. Gratot street, Detroit John OCAlIaghan
pres, boz 81 We-ley Aver, Vice pres Thomas M
Dolan, recording secretary. Anthony Kruger Hnan-
ciAl secretary Stephen Howell, treasurer VI Down
INK. corresponding secretary. Dor SIS
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION NO 1

f VIGAh MAhEhS' UNIUN, NU, il,
- Of Maryland, meets on the nrs PRIDAV evening
Of every month at Central Hail. 2S North Cav street
Baltimore. Edwin Johnson, prssident >. H-rman,
vice president. Ed@Ard H. Mccain, Enxsh re.
c"rding secretary. Frank PultE German recording
. sr-tsry. NJ. Oastine. financial secretary. Thot
McDermor, treas. L. r Rohner, corresponding Eecre-
tary, 1853 kAburR st.
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DOCK ISLAND, HL-Union NJ

ROCh lSLAND, ILL.-UnIOn No.
~ lO4 meets on the Or Monday evening OF each
month. Charles segemAnn, president and treasurer
iock box olt George Wiliams vice president Christ
Schock RI financial secretary. O. y Kahler eorrea-
PondinE and recording secretary, lock box 46e
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NORFOLK, VA Union No. 70
~ the r, Monday Afternoon 10 each month
Washington Hall. william Gary pres william BritE~l
vice pes Fra Johnson, hnAnci4I Gee James Bur-
chez, rec TheobAld NJ. MsnegAn, Sec boKs4
James CHEEKY. treas
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa

n ~ " ANOAh4 DAAO IN w A.
- Union NJ 10 meets on be last sa'urd,y o. each
month at CITY Han, Bro dEAv. John J FeA4y preq
A. schollp, pes Simon Troetler. fn sec 30
222
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 8 meets
~ the Las Friday a. each month at Al ono W an
corner Of Congress and River streetA Thos. Rath,
president Henry ConnorB, vice president. George
Smith, recording Frederick EichholE nnAn-
cisl secretary. Louis Schneider, treas Peter Cndy
corresponding secretary. r. o. box lO2
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BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
- meets the fourth Saturday evening I'm e-ch
moth at o'clock Samuel symcns, pres A. L.
SAmues treas y. MchaeIs, re sec. ia. Will mott
cor. sec. al D IN street. Boo rlvn. L q, NY
.T ANCASTER, PA.-Union No. 26
- meets on tie hrst Monday Of each month q Odd
Fell VS. Hall. Daniel 7. PrIHmAn, cor Sec. r. y.
box 49,
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MA
- KEKs' UNION No. 90, AZ Number "a EIdrid9e
street. New York city. AeetnE nights the Hrst TUES
DAY OF every month. Conrad Kuhn, President /.
Georg- MuIier, Vice President. NJ PeAte. Record
ing Secretary. Alb Kargr-d, Treasurer. d. Huck,
Fin. Sec. MOritE ROtLscniid. Cor Sec, - kididge
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WESTFTELD. MASS.-Union No.

w 2s meeIs the nrSt Tuesday Ia each month AZ
Rirge's Hil. Henry L,1-rns President. Henry Allen,
vice President. John CoSnell. Treasurer. ".
Heidenriech, rec. sec. G. M. Adams an. and
box s.
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OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. SO meets
- on the n-st Monday OF each month, at S29 Douglas
street Joseph Cline, President. Richard CAs1dy,
vice President. Sohn Hops, RecoI ding Secretary.
pavId Me- conner, Financial Secretary. Joseph seT-
riEt Corresponding Secretary Lock Box g.
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MILW "A Ut X E.-Union No. Is
AHA meets the nrst and third Tuesdays OF every
moBth At Meyers Ham, 800 Fourth W. q. Hoch-
stein, president. Il. spsDger. vice president. Paul
Geeger recording secretary. Frank WeptenFei hnAn
cial secretary. John Mathlaa treasurer. Lewis HuBH
corresponding secretary. r. o. lock boz SAL.
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WINDSOR, CONN.-Union No. pa
w NETS on the second Saturday OF each month
Number Of members, %. HFsmtshannop, president
Jas GODDARD. vice president. Samuel Day treasurer
no y Carrier, corresponding and hnancial Secre-
tMy, P. D. boz l55.
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BOSTON, MASS. 80 Union No. IS
- meets on the nd Wednesday 10 each month at
20 Warrington st. Louis y Lyons, pres judah III
Ivy vice pres. Samuel sully, hn Thos J. Cox,
Angel TART rec. and cor. see, Exeter Place,
Charlestown. Mass