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GLIDING these minerals and the improve
ments Of the settlers, at moderate estimate,
may be set down at ten million dollars.
So much fer one single scheme of spolation,
carried on by the authority of the govern
ment against its own loyal citizens, whose
hard toll is adding to the public wealth,
and whose valor helped to save the nation In
its conflict with rebels. The treaty making
power, even granting the title of the Indi-
ans had no more right to convey these
lands to Joy than bad Congress to ususp
the functions Of the Executive. The whole
proceeding is void under the Constitution
Of the United States, and will be SO declar-
ed by the Federal courts, unless they too,
like the mauipulators Of this treaty, shall
lend themselves to the base uses of railroad
corporations and the Indian ring. Sir, this
transaction has no parallel, save in another
treaty, not Yet ratified, by which tract OF
country, belonging to the Usage Indians,
two hundred and fifty miles long and fifty
miles wide, and containing eight million
acres, was sold to Sturgis, another railway
baron, at the rate of nineteen cents per acre,
to be paid in annual installments, during a
period Of fifteen years, in the bonds of bis
company.
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1T rkin9nlan's Alrpratt
Out West.


hear thee speak of a westeru land
Thou caest It's children a wide-awAke ba=d
Father oh where 10 the famous spot1
Shall we not seek 1t and build cot!
Is II where the hills Of Berkshire and
Whence the honeN comes already canned
Not there, not there. my child
Is it far away ia the Empire State,
Where Horace Greeley feels first rate
Where the people are ruled by the Tammany ring
And Mr.. Fisk il railway king,
win thousand men at mis- onrnand,
Besides boat with big brass bandl
Not there, not there, my child
Is II where the httle pigs grow great,
In the fertile wales Of the Buckeye State,
And get so fat on scorns ard meal
That they sill every Of them-AlI but the soueat
where the butchers have such plenty Of hogs
That they don't make sausages out OF dos.
Net there, not there, my child
Or is it where they fortunes make
where they've got a tunnel under the lake
Where the stores full Of ". eat and corn
And divorces are pesty AS sure As you're born
" here Long John Wentworth is right On hAndt <
Is 1t there, dear faith r, that western land
Not there, not there, my child
lie 1t In the domains Of Brigham Young.
The most married man shat is lett unhungf
Where every msu Who likes can 20
And get FORTY wives or more, you know
Where saints are plenty, with cheek sublime !
Can that be the gay and festive climol
Not there, not there, my childi
IL " where Nevada's mountains rise,
Prom the slkaii plains which all despise, /.
Where a man may beg, Of borrow, OF steal, :
Yet he often will fail 10 get square meal
Where the rocks are fut OF siiV.r
: it there we'll find that western shore
Not there, not there, my Child
Eye hath MT seen IL, We dant youth,
Tunguo cannot name it and speak the truth,
For though you 60 70 the farthest state
Aud stand on the rocks by the Golden Gate,
They point you across the Sestern sea,
TO the land whence comes the ''heaih-n Ohinee -
SsyIng-'Iis there, ny cund
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Platform of the National Labor Union.

WHEREAS, 1t is hot deemed advisable to
change Of modify the existing declaration of
principles, but TO reaitrn the same; aud, Tor
practical use, enuDciate the substance thereof
in more Convenient aud cOacise form, with
some additional resolutions aud,
WHEREAS, An political power i Inherent
70 tue people, and free go<ernmcnt founded on
their authority and established far their bene-
fit" that All ireemen are CO., in political
rights, and entitled TO the largest political and
religious liberty compatible with the good order
OF society, also tn use and the enjoyment of
the fruits OF their Tabor and talents; and mo
man or set OF me n are entitled TO exclusive sep
arate emolumcnts, privileges immunities
from the government, but ia consideration Of
public services !" and any laws dest ructive Of
these fundamental principles are without moral
binding force, and should be repealed. To do
50, however, is diff cult work when such laws
or usagcs are interviewer witt pride. prejudice
and selfshness. Besidys, experience shows that
laboring people are more than others disposed
" 70 suffer while evils are siderable" than or
ganize for their abolition and
WHEREAs, We are sdmOnished by the imper-
He'd rights OF labor throughout the United
States to organize aud Agate in our behalf,
with the decree, I'm the sweat of the face shalt
thou eat bread" and thu. adage that "The price
of liberty is eternal viLilance," enthroned in
our hearts and emblazoned as notices on our
banners, assured of success over corrupt poiti-
cal schemers, and the spectators and bankers
who are preying like harpies upon the fruits Of
honest LABOR, ard thus restore to our political
and social system that equilibrium Of rights and
justice 50 necessary to good government and
domestic tranquility, be it
Resolved, That the laborers in all departments
of useful industry are suffering from a system
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MAKERS UNION, NO. 4

" ofMarylaad, meets on the first FRIDAY evening
Of every month Central Hall, - North Gay street
Baltimore Edwin johnson, president Fhos Quilting
ton vice president. EdEsrd &. Mccain, English re-
cprding secretary Lu iwig Kuhne, German recording
Franz treasurer: r. Cronhardt, corresponding secre-
tary l22 4. Lombard ST.
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pRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

= UNIUN. feVtnth AnnuH Session vii he hcId m
Albany, n. v, cOnmt ucing the second NJ day in
JaBu lry, 1872. any brick layers may nize
union AMI ob' ain Charter, payment e IS Each
union Is entitled a. three delegates Further iufoT
will be nish "a by ad r ssing the secretary
Meredith More, Presidert 1873 MONTGOMERY street
syracuse. r. \. Alfred Martin, vice president, box
43j. Covinsaon XIV. ChAs. u. Kihl. delegate " large
267 ~ East 81. Indianapolis Ind Walter b. Doh.on
treasurer, So Ea't SIN street. Washington, D. C.
Samuel A steel vice sec, III webster Pittsburgh.
Pa JOIN W. browning. SIC IS Grove St New York
CITY.
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DRICKLAYERS, Union. NO.

- Of Wisconsin. Hesdquarters, Milwaukee. Aeets
every second and fourth SATURDAY In each month
It No. 200 Fourth Atreet Patrick Nichols, president
SOL Astr Joseph Hunbe, vice president, No. sSi
East Wner st Jacob Bot, treasurer, $50 Seventh "a
j. B. Thompson. ding secretary. Postoce box l11S
Milwaukee T. Tinker, nnaDcal secretary. So Pros
peet James Tinker, chairman trustees 1so Marshal
= ". r Watson, corresponding s~eretAry, Toe ThrS
street
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

NATIONAL LABOR UNION-ORGA.
~ august Goth, lS66-Heaiquarters Detroit
Mich REGARD TREvgLLIcK, President.
los Grisw, ~ rect Detroit
CONRAD KUHN, First Vice President, New York.
MES. Y. o. q. WILLARD, Chicago, III.
J. W BRowSISG, Sec, 81 Grove street, New York.
W PssLPs. Teas, "a Washington St., New Hs
ven, Conn.
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OPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
- 40 meets on the nrst Tuesday Of eacE month, OF
the snrin0hed House. No. II West State street Chss.
HoItE president Lawrence Samuels, recording sec
reary ana treasurer. u. DnncAn. corresponding and
financial secretary, lock boz 4.
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICE

~ layers, Plas'-rers, and Store Masona PROTECTIVE
md Bencv.len Uni n, No. Is meets every WEONFs
DAY evening A. Hal-Past SEVEN o'clock, In the q
ton Bl'ck, &c STREET opposite the Court Hols+
itrTHEs :. MERsICK. PRECEDENT; Charles v. Friend
Vice President James Carr Recording Secretary Jobr
u. Rad r. FINANCIAL Secretary Tomas q. Hickey
Corresponding Secretary John Baker, Treasurer (;
lanes MaOy, Sergeant at Arms.
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CIGAR MAKER.

PROVIDENCE, r. I.-UniOn No 0
IL ree,, ~ the sr.t rnesd.y OF each wonth In Les
ters Fan It6 CrAnston street. owen L: Lesck, Priest
dent " Fowler, Vice President. John A. schrine,
Treasurer Geo jesupa Recording Secretary.
Mcshea, Financial and oEI espcnding Secretary, No.
993 High street.
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ERIE, PENN. - Union No. los
IL t. the first Monday evening IN every mon h
At Atiant { Hall, Twelfth Benz More, pres 1915
Peach ~ Jno Dodd, vic president. Daniel Shrp-
nerd, cnrding and M noai secretary, Randolph
Phiser, corresponding sec ery 1913 state ST. Conrad
He's, treasurer.
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA

III y p 2 e = = = - = = = = = ~
Il ker-' Int. rna'ioua Union q America, Columbus,
ptio. Address ~ Executive Board:
Fred. Bic a. Pres dent. Lock Box 1917, Columbus.
Ohio.
tAEA Illinois
David SHELTER, ID Vice rleridrr', SO Michigan St..
Buffalo.
Thomas J. Birch, secretary, 1917 nth oh street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
samue sol .u'on. Asss at 5 cretary, Box ~ Vest
e a. Mas
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BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
- meets the fourth Saturday evening in each
moth at o'clock Samuel Symons, pres A. l..
Samuels treas j. Michaes. rec. sec. O. Laurence,
cor. Sec, I2s Douglas street. BroO tlyn, N. T.
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RRICKLAYERs, UNION. NO. ].

~ District Of Columbia meats In th@ City OF Wash
iDgon on the at and Bird THURSDAY IN each month.
+. Sloan, president; V. Burch vice president }. p
FARRELL, secretary Murphy treasurer; Levi. Trum
DO, corresponding secretary.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. &

- Of Albany, N. v, meets every WEDNESDAY
vening at No. "a State street, AlbanyN.Y. McCure't
building. Join r. Shierden. president Jas b. latt,
FIRST vice president; Andrew Tenant, second vice
president; uel j. Nee corresponding secretary; Jno
j. Carroll, recording secretsrV Thos Newto9. an.
sec; Jeremiah Herhheah, assistant IN. Sec John K.
TOD d, treasurer. Curmac McTil;sms Patrick Dunn,
conductors. Postof1ce box sos
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 8 meets
Il on the last Friday Of each month at Al ollo Hall,
corner Of Congress and River streets Peter Csdy,
president Henry Connors, vice president. George
Smith, recording secretary Frederick EichhoE fnsn.
cia secretary VIM. Young treasurer. Ad -lph etande
corresponding secretary, P box lc2.
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' UNI

" ION, No. I, Of Philadelphia, meets the LIST End and
4th evenings In every month, a. their all
L. LOeusS street. third door above Eighth street W.
l.. Johnson president, Joseph U. Hackney vice pres
dent Theodore Ysrdley recording and financial
tary, Samuel Burns assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
treasurer Edward Phelan sergeant arms, A. Loyds
O. II. Oarsop, II. X. Bray, trustees.
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IND.-Union No.

l. 80 meets on the hrst Tuesday Of every month, 1t
Mnler's Hall sonth Delaware street. J0nn jacques,
president Jacob Meyers, vice president Mike schuck
recording secretary Prank Boyle, enancsa secretary
John Flake, treasurer. All A. Andrews, correspond
ing secretary, lock box 70.
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RUFFALO, n. Y-Union n )

kUFFALO, n. Y.-Union Ne. 2
- meets n III hrst Wednesday in each month 81
me corner ~ sicntt and Huron streets in ApoI 10
HAL Joseph y &c 1rimm, president, 32s Elm str eet
I4o'enz BecEsie'n, vice president Pail Weisenheimer
recording secretary. c. u. Schvenk dH.DciaI secre.
tAry Henry 10 z, treasurer. Henry Schlagter Ger
man inieI prefer Board Of Directors @ W. Flerl, p
Loe Oh, Lorenz Becksteiu, Henry schl4gter Tavid
Shelter, corr spending secretary, box 2Tl0
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DAVENPORT. IOWA-Irn;op M

- 81 meets on thr I'm 81 Saturday e each month r.
saffron, Pr sident Henry Meyer vice president Jno
Norman, recording secretary. p. Donnelly hnan
ciai stcretary. Edward Lamp. treasurer. H. A. May-
er, corresponding secretary, box az.
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DPrCKLAYERS' UNION. NO. 2

- Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening, a.
No. 81 Scott Street. between Third and Fourth, Gov
ngton. A. J. Abbott President A. Ambrose Vice
President H. Overtime, Treasurer X. L. nwelle,
Financial Secretary WIN. Martin. Recording Sc
cretary. Address WIN. r. Martin P. D. Box 553 Gov
ugton. Kentucky.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-UniOn No.
~ 81 NETS on the third Thursday evening Of each
month at the Atlantic House, in st., betwet n Fourth
and PIT h SITS. Frederick Gebhsrt, president Jacob
Sauer vice president john Snith financial secretary.
Charles Bsateube der riding secretary. George
tary. J. d. Fisher, Emll Levy, z. A. Meta trustees
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pRTCKLAYERS. MASONS AND

IL PLAsTsRERS UNION No. a. ~ Pftt-neld, Mass.
meets every other Saturday at o'clock, Y. NJ, In
Browns Block feun street. James c. Dodge president
eamuei Iss &C DTesid, Mt, n. c. Chapman
2nd pres4ent George Tanner hnaRs rial secretary
Samuel Dodge tFeasurer III. " Markham recording and
corresponding secretary. box 493.
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CIGAR MAKER
OUISVHLE CIGAR MAKERS

- Union, No. -, meets every second an fourth
Wednesday In each month, q BeckB Hail. jefferson
street. eetw Let aud ID Louis Benjamin, Pr sdenI
jacob, Vice President Helsrien, Recording
SecratAry 5ocher, financial secretary Charles
schwsrI, Corresponding Sec blk S. A MAurer.
Treasurer.
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TOLEDO, OHIO.-Union No. 48
l. meets on the first Monday evening In ca month.
NJ Mccarthy pres. P. j. Conlisk. vice pres. William
Beckweth, treas. Benz Amin Sht ford, financial sec
John Murphy, recording sec. William Darlington, cor
Sec Layman Geleord, porter, Drawer 70.
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DITTSBU RICH, PA.-Union No. So
IL the irst Wednesday OF every month
avid Tiffnv. president Geo Mct1ee, vice - dent.
hen j4mn Ballard. recording secretary. q. Lindsay,
financial aud corresponding secretary. Fred sernin,
treasurer.
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WESTFIELD, MASS.-Union NJ.
w IS the nrst Tuesday in each month lat
Birges All. Charl-s Rawto9e, President. Henry Lag
erus. Vice Presidents. John Cornell, Treasurer -.
HeidenT!sch. Recording Sec etary. q. NJ Adams ~
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UTICA N Union No.T meets
~ The third Tue cay Of etca month, Ut their hall
Franklin sqaAIe, Utica John Pfeiffsr, president. N
UBren. president. Charles Radeck, pond.
ing -ecTrtary, r. o. box 6S. P. LederbOs financial
secretary. Nm SOuthw Orth, treasurer.
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RATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIOt
~ -Headauarters, Ner Orsans. La. William
Hammond, Of New Orleans, pres Thomas Willard, Of
Albany, first vice pres. John H. U'DonDe, Cf Boston
second vice pres John Collins. Of Cincnnati-P. q
box 2S46 rec, and treas Miss AHgustl Lewis Of
New Yt-k, cor, sec, % Duane street, New York.
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OIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE
- UNION. NJ p. Of the City Of Detroit. Meets
the first and third FRIDAY every month, At the La
fayette HAIL. Gratot Detroit. John UCallaghan
president. H. J. Michael, vice presideRt- Thomas M
Dolan recording secretary. Anthony Kruger, hnan-
cia secretary. Stephen Howell, treasurer. john ".
Steiner, corresponding secretary, box 399.
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OOLDwATER MICH-Union No.

4 Will w N GAey ~AAOAA' -
" III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month,
at Michigan Southern Hotel. August Schelsnd presi
dent. Monroe NJ. Bray, vice president. August sche
land treas rer Robert Rattray, corresponding ses-
Rotary, P. 0. drawer g.
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WORCESTER, MAss.-Union No.
BRICkLAYERs.
DRICKLAYERS, UNION. NO

~ Of Indiana, meets everY Wednesday evening In
Washington street. opposite the Court House Indiana
polls. ri Stricken president; James Burnett, vice
president; Michael Lynch, recording secretary Edw.
romlnson, financial secretary Oliver Keey, treasurer;
Michael Higgins, conductor MeKeny johnson, door
keeper. Samuel Kelley. Buchanan, John FegAu,
trustees. Michael Lynch, recording secre airy, $50
North Illinois street.
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QRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening at
halfpast o'clock, at la5 South Clark Street, B. A.
Cox president, A. c. Graham vice. presd nt j. J. Nc
CURE recording tecretsry Peter Cooley financial
tary, J. kegIe correspondent secretary Charles Dolen
trea urer, weldon Smith warden John O'Connell
duotor. William Hardenquai. board Of directors.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA. - Union
- " meets % The arst Monday of every month Al
osrander Han corner of Third and j fers,n stre,ts
Henry krieg. resident. Henry Westfal vice prrst
Nii!iam Luis, recording score sry Adam Wolim.i,
hnsncia secretary. Henry INLAND, treasurer Conrad
Helstesny rrespo nding secretary BcN fI4l
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fACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS
vi UNION, NO. l, OF Ohio, meets First and Third
doSpAT NIGHT Of every month, at half-past sever
o'clock, p NJ AZ Iron Noulders' Hall 90 West Fiftb
Street, Cincinnati.
X. P. BRADFORD, President.
d, B. DIxoE. Corresponding seer'y.
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CT. PAUL. MINN.-Union No. 90
~ on the first Monday Of zach month 10 Mont
goInery Hall OF Third and Wabasha streets
Aaron Long, president Patk Atwood vice president.
Harry Watt, riding secretary. John Eek ford,
responding secretary. Ernest Double, financial secre
tsry. Christ Iltner, treasurer. r 0. box 1881
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VICAR MAKERS, TrNION No -

o. - Loui-A meets on the Second FRIDAY eve.
ming in every MONT, at Turners' m No is soutb
lenth street Joseph Das' man President: john
Bath Noe-pre- denl; Edward Frye, Recording scc'y
Treasurer; Gust vollmer, Cor secretary. BOY 254s
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union !

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.
ia meets on the FIRST Monday OF each month"; in
Py ats Hall Conrad Schottkar, president. Benjamin
Cassel, recording and financial s~cIe'ary- VIM Fsgn,
treasurer r. A. Ornellos. corret ponding secretary
2. Q, box $50.
QUINCY, ILLL-Union No. AZ meets
" me first Friday evening OF tach month. Hail
southwest OF s ixth aud Main streets Y. W. Fn-
nty Ut sid-nt Y. ". Hoffman, vice president. Henry
Pape, recording secretary Henry Bruning treasurer
Wm. Kcenig corresponding secretary, sox 1871.
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CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION
" NO. T. Of Albany, N. r. meets at "a State street,
every uesday evening. OVFoERs-P CoLEMAE Pre-
IL lerr rhos stevens, Vice President; James Wren,
u Vice President; James Lee, Treasurer; Thomas
Hogan, Rec. Sec; Thomas Lanahan, Fin Sec James
Rroa~ Assistant; John X. Finch Local Deputy st.
# u lcI. 20, Albany, y. Y.
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4 UBURN, n. Y.-Union No. 81
a meets on the first Monday evening IN escn month
A. No. IL esfGenese street. Robert Burgess, pres
dent. ". 8. Hurlburt. vice preside J. X. Law
renee recording anG hna cal secretary. VIM Gro
bons corresponding secretary. jas MALONE tessrrer
P o, box 439
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UNION. NO. IS

~ Headquarters Bcrlyn House as East BryadNav
New York. Meets TIE first TU BSDAY in every month
Kelley Moses president SO Monroe s.. r. Sykes vice
pre- ident. Morris Davis financial secretary. Hart
Jacobs recording secretary barnett Rrr yn CORES
poudlrr secretary. 40 East Broafwav.
COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
" meet. the second Monday OF every ninth in
Fr,ck's Hal. No. les South Front g. Chas. II PHI ger
president j. johnson, vice pres. Aug 81 ZbscheT, A.
name al secretary. Vi. Br!en, rlcurding secretary
J. er ely, frs VI o. -r-n, ond treas
Alexander Hese, corresponding secretary lock box eT5
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SCHENECTADY. N. W

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
~ NJ ii meets tbs f. Il Monday Of every mouth
Henry c. kansler, ~, -lent. Low Gnu president
r. Y. rTaigsJ an, financial secretary. simon Lima.
recording ami corresponding secretary Louis Becker
treasurer p. .. box 2S9.
EORT WAYNE. Union
IL No % meet the ir,t tturd4y evening of each
month VIM Roth,n, pre-id NJ. Martin Mckrun,
vice president Henry ". Oitmsn, treasurer. =. VI.
Oyer corresponding etary. box 537.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MA

Ii KERS' UNION NO. 90, At Nos. q a So Orchard
street New York city Meeting lights the first TUES
DAY q every month Corral r. Knhm. President
.. Wohha- IN and U Tager, Vicc-Prcsidents y. att
Rec Sec; Mlrz Rothschds, Cor Sec, d, 50, Orch
ass street: d. Huck Fin. See; +. buck Treasurer.
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MILW E-Union M. 2b
BLUFFS. IOWA.

y Union No. 10 meets he last Saturday OF each
mouth At City Hall, Bro dway. jas. Mccarthy, presi-
dent Joseph Morris vice president. L. @. waitsn
spiel recording and financial tecretary A. Schollp.
treasurer. J. Niebes corresponding tecTetarY boz
222
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No. meets

Il Mn VI y N Z IIIUII 4NV' =
~ AT Arb,i,er Hal WALNUT street above Thirteenth
on M Art AMI third Tuesdtys Of each month John
P6ester President I K. Fink Vice President B nj
Koop Treasurer Adolph Endres. Core spending and
m ri,sh Recording Secretary Chas Metz, Financial
Sccretary C0as. Seligman, German Recording seere-
tary p q. d y 2s2o
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IANESNILLE, WIS.-Uni0n No.
- l09 NEE, IN the first SATURDAY. evening of each
month Lappins Hall. j. a. Stein berg. pres Charles
Ebert, aud treas. WsAer Gdhn, - aud cor
sec. draw us.
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 80 meets
- every second Tue day in the month at Turn H a
at halt-past o'clock. John Dibos, president.
Jscob Gibbs vice presid- Mt Harry Hammer, hnan-
-ial aud corresponding secretary, drawer ICE.