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CNIDEls Il HOLMES,
- Dealers in every description of
PAPER, PRINTING INK, CARD STOCK.
AND ENVELOPES,
No. lOi n. Second Street, st. Louis.
Manufacturers of the Franklin and Fair
Grove celebrated Book and News Paper.
September pa, 1870. nl:ly
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PLAIN. oRN Entail AN D
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Rules and Regulations ofthe Iron Mold.
ers International Beneficial Society.

l. This Association shall be known a.
the Iron Molders' International Beneficial
Association. and shall be composed Of jour
neymen molders, who are members in good
standing Of local Iron holders Union
working under a charter granted hy the
Iron Molders international Union
2 Molders in good standing in a local
union, are those who owe to said local
union less than three months local dues,
International tax and strike assessments,
and molders placed upon the honorary list
are eligible to membership in this associa-
ton in accordance with Rule 8.
3. Every member in good standing in
a local union, and who is in good bodily
health and able to command the general
average Of wages and every member on
the honorary list who is in good bodily
health, not over fifty years Of age, and who
was not placed en- the honorary list on &C.
count of disability, shall be eligible to mem.
bership in this association by paying the in
iliation fee Of one dollar.
4. Members of local union applying
for membership in this association shall
make application to the officer appointed by
the union or by the President of this assO-
cat on to receive such application, aud
such officer hall certify TO the eligibility
of such applicant in accordance with Rule
g.
5. On the death Of a member N good
standing in an Iron Molders Union, and
also in good standing in this association, the
widow, orphans or assignee of such deceas-
ed member shall receive a sum equal to
forty (40) cents for every member who may
be in this association at tue death Of said
member.
6. On the death Of a member in good
standing as aforesaid, the President of the
association shall notify or cause to be noti-
he'd every member Of this association Of said
death, and shall levy on every member an
assessment Of fly cents.
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The WORKOUT Font of Type

I'm -irtng by ny a ~, Geor--,
before M tne hosr
There Ne. worn out f,nt Of iypa,
Full twenty thousand &C re.
An many mon hs have tA-sef, George
n. r- w Srre hright snd n-U,
A.. MANY -r- -" t4l-- tr-A " Told
TIE IA {, tie strange, the tru-.
VIA tau. y horror trey have tod,
or te-rp-st ard o. wrecs
OF u.u..le. In rte midaiZnt hour,
Orvar IN many specF,
Or .hirs tta-, lost aWav ~ ssr,
Ntut dls n before ire blast
uf .tif 2 cries % ag ny.
A. ni- %, lat nomcuts psssy'.
KY ss-'l gi1ke7 emf n sni-' i-s
,f r4n, ~ sIlt-r, br,ke0 banks,
AoFN.rRit. sy.f-ms rotten.
a. bGler- bur.ttng, sttan5oa's ggel
Of -f.t- DALI 'olgat.
vi y .Uf.-r- -;TH q -r prey escaped,
or q. wee tseir b33ty csught.
ufa..i. arl IRE, and are'd'nt
Tu.se WIN rut types have tod,
A.i haw th- pe,tiie e. has swept
FL. ypa'hiul ana the Old
or marriage. ,f births I'D deaths,
OttlIn-. - pira-e or v-X Us
or nne mani jumping overheard
Another gone u Texas.
Thew toll us how sweet summer days
HAv. C,d-d from our virw-
II III .u-l.uu 5 chilling winds have swept
tn I.,t-cr1wntd forest through
Ua,g Win--r- snow hath come and gone
Oak rein 0t storm sud i. ifr-
And hos the smiling Sp-iug hath warmsds
The . ie flowers back % life.
Ican't pretend to mention hs {
M may fri-nds have "a. q.
lining hrir1t and b4autifll
The, Issued rom the mold
His unto some they y have brought,
To- others grief and tears.
Yet ft'tf "a 7, the record kept
or a tr-crding years.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Union No
Il 50 meets on the nrpt Tuesday Of every month d;
Mhler's Ran, South Delaware street. John Jacques,
president Jacob Meyers vice president. Nike Schuck.
recording secretary Frank Boyle financial secretary
John Flake ire ,sures. Aft A. Andrews, correspond
| ing secretary, lock box rs.
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WARREN, PA.-Union No. 122 meets
w on the mr. st saturday evening Of each month q
sangerbund's Hall. Henry Frese, pres WIN Hart
mann, pres. Geraardt Meyer, rec. and Rn sec
John KraTp, treas. Henry Dirks, door keep-r Ferd
kuscher, cor. sec, box lOl.
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7 OUISVILLE CIGAR MAKERS

IL Union, No. SO, meets every second ana fourth
" ednesd4y In each month, Beck Hall, Jefferson
street, betw. en- lst and I'd. g Strauss, President
II Jacobs, Vice PI esident A Hellricn, Recording
Secretary Booher, Financial Secretary Charles
schwArtE, Corresponding Sec, box So. MauIer
Treasurer.
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PROVIDENCE. r. L-Union No {

- INlNOH AEA1L, AhHAOO' ~ MN ANO'
~ 20 meeIs on TIE nr,t Tuesday of eact mon D., at
he Springfield House, No. II West State street Cbas
HoIiH, president. Lawrence Samuels, recording sc
retary nd treasurer. ~ Duncan, corresponding anu
financial secretary, lock box 4.
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NOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.
III meets % the second Tuesday Of every month
At Michigan Southern II otel August scheIand. presi.
Dent. Monroe NJ. Rrsy, vice president Ausurt sche.
land, treasurer. Robert Ratiray corresponding SEE
Rotary, p. 0. drawers
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GAINESVILLE, WIS.-Union No.
- 100 meets on the first saturdas evening OF eact
month Lappin's Hall. J. x Steibberg, pres Charlie
Ebert, REQ sec snd treas. Walter Gindn, I'm aud Col
| Sec, drawer les.
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QUINCY, ILL.-Union No. AZ meets
NJ on the first Friday evening OF each month. Hau
sou invest corner OF sixth aud Main streets W. Huf.
mas, president. Edmund Heinz vice president Pm
Cornelius, recording secretary. VIM KoeniR CORES
ponding secretary, box ls7T Henry Bruning treasurer
ernArd sch ak. INleT.
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DINGHAMPTON, NY.-Union \

- Il meets the FIST Tuesday evening In each
month James Read pres James Read, vice pres
esdtnt L. q Lsrrabee, recording secretary. VIM. A.
Bulls treasurer. J. W. Peaster, financial and cor
espondinR secretary. P. o. box Ia.
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PRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO.

- Of Wisconsin. Headquarters, Milsaukee Meet.
every sec nd and fourth SATURDAY IN each morth
II No. 290 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, prpsdert
SCI Asst St. Joseph Humhe, vice p e~f-ni Nj AZ.
East Wafer jacob Bot, tressnrsr, ST. seventh y
B. Thompson. ding secretary, Pstoce box III,
Milwaukee T. Tinker, nRancisl secretary $50 Pros
pec James Tinker, chairman trustees $50 Narsha
It, ~ I. Watson, corresponding secretary, Ice Thir
street
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MAKERS UNION, NO. 1

" OF Maryland meets on the first FRIDAE evening
Of every month At Central Hall, Is North Gay street
Baltimore. Edwin johnson, president ThOs- Culling
ton vice president. Nd ard x. Mccain, English
c,rding secretary. Ludwig Kuhne, German recording
Frank, treasurer: L. P. Rohner corresponding
tAry. lSe RAburR ct.
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DRICKLAYERS, UNION NO

- OF Albany, N. ", meets every WEDNESDAY
-Venng AZ No. u State street, Albany,NY McCure's
building Jotn e. Shierden, president, Jas B. Platt
hrst vice president Andres Tenant, sec nd vice
president; Samuel j. Nee, corresponding secretary;
J. Carroll, recording secretary; ThOs. Newto1. A..
sec; Jeremiah Herbhesh, assistant IN. sec. John
Too d, treasurer. Cormac Nc Williams, Patrick Dunn
conductors. Postoface boz s9S.
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GRAND RAPIDS MICU ILL.,.

- No. III meets on the hrst Friday evening ot ne
month at Leipzig Hall opposte IN. LoTt-ofce Henry
RAuth, preS. John A. Lemon vice pres Pred Never
treasurer. George De La Barr, IN, sec Joe FTe1nd
rec. and cor. Sec, box 1895.
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' I'm.

~ ION, No ], % philadelphia, meets TIVE lst 2nd aud
4th III kSD Az evening in month their Han
ln Locuss street, third door boye Eighth street
l. johnson president, Joseph y. Hackney vice prpsi
dent, Theodore Yardey recording and huruCiA srcr--
tarN, samuel Burrs assistant secretary. EisA Juue
treasurer. IA sard Pheian serreaht At arms A Ii 90
O. IL. oars5r, II. X. Bray, trustees.
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ELMIRA, n. Y.-Union No. 10
- meets on the last Saturday OF each month at Me-
chsnics Hail. Water ett. Richard Grady president
George II. Ryan, vice president. J Z nelly treas
urer. Thomas Ply nn, -ancial secretary. Jerry
CronAn. recording and corresponding retary p o.
box 1895. B. Leary, door tender.
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CIGAR NJ AkERs.
UNION. NO. Is

OIGARMAKERS' UNION, NO. Is,
" Headquarters Berlyn House 46 East Broadway,
New York. Meets the first TT ESDAY In every month.
Conrad Kuhn, pres, III 4, Fouti-It r. sykes, vice
president. Morris Davis hnancisl secretary. Hart
Jacobs recording secretary. Barnett B,riyn cores
pordlng secretary, 46 East Brosdpay.
EVANSVILLE, IND.-UniOn No.
- 81 NJ cts on the third Thursday evening o. each
month at the Atlantic House, NJ in st. Fourth
and FIJI streets. John NJ. Smith, president. Emil
Levy, corresponding secretary.
Posttfice X l}2
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EVANSVILLE. MD-ITnioD
ALLENTOWN. PA.-IInion

a meets the first and third Friday evenings Of
each mon AZ Rrner's Bail, COS Hamilton st. vii lam
Kress, pres William Alsnbach, vice pres r.
Br.dsr, &c. sec vii lam Hillegsss Il sec John N
Eis nhart, cor sec James Hickman, door keller. P
bN 10
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DRIcKLAYERs, PROTECTIVE AND BE.

- NLV0LtNF UNION, No. A. OF TIE city ~ Neu
York, meet every Wednesday evening, al O'Clock ia
Their hal corner of went y-sixth and seventh
Az nue.. Joseph cody, president Jvhn KINNEY v, z
prerd-nt. Robert @. Gu nick recording secret ~
H-rnard y. Rec, corresponding secretary. Michael
Haifey. fnanc al secretary. Peter Cogan treasurer
D,nIs B Doris, sergeant st-arms.
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DRTCKLAYERs, PROTECTIVE Union

RhTUkLA ETtS' PHUI EUTINE UNTUN
- Of Ch."g", meets every TUESDAY, evening, at
heli-r2st o'clock, At L 5 South Clark Street b. A
IoN presden, 4. c. Graham vice esid bt. j. Nc
90 r. recording ecretary Peter Cogey financial
tary, j. Aess corresponding secretary Charl,s Doen
trea urer, eldou Smith wardet Tohn O'ConneI con
duotor. William Hsrdenqusl board of directors.
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BUFFALO. N. Y-Union No.

- meets tn first y Wednesday in each month g.
the corner Of Ellicots and Huron streets, in Apo 10
Hall samuel Learv, president $50 walnut street.
BIZ Cany, vice president Phil Wei.euheimer
recording secretary. c. H. rchwenk, ha.ncal secre-
tary. Henry Lo g. treasurer. Henry Schlaster, Ger
man Interpreter. Board Of Directors C. W. Fleirl,
Loesch, Lcrerz B-ckstein, henry schltg'er. David
Shelter, corresponding secretary, box 2Il0-
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE MASONS

~ and Beney client Union No. p every Tue-nay
evening at Half-Past SEVEN O'Clock, In the OI-
Block, 0e Street. oppo-te the Court HOUSE
4 O. Cukins, President; Domniek RsGriy, Vice
President; Daniel Schrsm Recording and Corr espondInt
SECRETARY John Roder, Financial Secretary JobI
Baker, Treasurer James M-loy, Sergeant a. Arms.
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DAYTON, OHIO.-Union No. IS
~ meets on The Lee Saturday evening OF every month
81 No 28t second street. W.. H. Hopkns, pFssident
George Kicker, vice president. A MuniAv. record
ing secretary Henry Steiner. {. easurer David Am
brOse corresponding and financial secretary, No 81
Jones stree
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RRTCKLAYERS' Union No. TT

OF Pennsylvania, meets Ia Chester every MON
DAY ever ing, Corner Of Third and Penn streets WIN
NcDo-a PRESIDENT JED. Pedrck yice-pIesdent, A. r
stewart recording secretary, George W. Dannaker cor
responding secretary, W. II Brown assistant do James
q Dutton treasurer, William T. Galloway. q. NJ. Nc
Donald John MeekiDs trustees, A. Whfree sergent.
Moerge Wirgand, Deputy.
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STEAMERS WEEKLY BETWE
New York. Liverpool & Queenstown
LIVERPOOL
QUEENSTOWN
NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY SATURDAY.

CABIN PASSENGERS provided
STEERAGE PASSENGERS supplied with abundance f d cooked
following
dM
DINNER l2-Bor
Bcuit Bate
o I'm wv cupku orA
which obtained at this Office, he
Persons
tar home tickets CHAINED favorable
the dePo and wh'rve arrival here fellow
o. On arrival AZ
nic esuhii rnauon
particularly
positions and thus protecting from
passenger en4 q
D andn
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A UBURN, n. Y.-Union No. 81
n meets the fr,t Monday evening n month
at No IL Gcnese- street. Robert Burgess pres-
dent W. 8. Hurlburt, vice president. J. X. Law
renee, recording and huar cial sec. Geo. c. Cham
bars ling secretary. Jas. Maloue, teasrFer
2. o, box 439
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BRICkLAYER RS
RRICKLAYERs' UNION, NO.

RRICkLAYERS' UNION, NO. /,
- Of Indiana meets very Wednesday evening IN
Washington street. OPP 1siie the Court House Indiana
pohs ! Strickler. president; James Burnett vice
president Michael Lynch, recording secretary Edw
ronhnson financial secretary; DIV, Keev treasurer
Michael Higgins, conductor. McKeny Johnson, door
trustees. Michael Is nch, recording svcre. Ary Coz
North Illinois street.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION no. |

Of Ohio, meet at their Hall. 80 West Fifth street
Cinci2na'i, every MONDAY evening AZ eight o'cluek
president, o. CavanaEh Vice President, m. G. sew
ara Recording Secretary. Charles Lnpton Ftpan-
cal secretary, Thomas Okeeae; Treasurer, william
EnnE Trustees jas. Robbins, b y. II kc-, John
Box 1881.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNION
DRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

- UNION. Seventh Annual Session Ill be held In
Albany, N. ", commanding on the second mcIday ~
January 1874 ANY sew n bricklaFers may organize
union ans obtain charter, on payment 81 50 Zach
union 10 entitled three delegates Further tnfOr-
nation will be fu nished by irrssng the secretary
Meredith Moore, Presdert- 1873 Montgomery street,
syracuse, n. Y. Alfred Martin, vice president, Iox
4s5, CovnRson. XIV. Chas- II kihl delegate az large,
5s7 n East At, Indian apos, Ind. Walter B. D.b-on.
treasurer 5s7 Eat Sth street, Washington, ID. e.
Samuel A. steel vice III Wetsfer ~ PIttsburgn.
olty.
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RRICKLAYERS, UNION NO

= Of Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening. a
No 81 Scott Street. between Third and FOURTH Gov
ngton. A. J. Abbott, President A. Ambrose Vie,
President II. 0verwine, Treasurer; r. L. DweIle
Financial Secretary VIM. r Mar In Recording Sc
cretary Address WIN. r. Martin, r. D. Box 553 Gov
ngton, Kentucky.
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COLUMBUS, O.-UEion No. "A
~ meets on the second Monday Of every month in
FrFcks Hail. No. los south Front g. Chas H. PHI ger
president. johnson, Woe pres. Aug Holt Ebacher A.
naDc 81 secretary. n. OBr!en, recording secretary
j. err ely, krst treasurer o. reD Sc -ond treas
Alexander Hesse, corresponding secretary lock box s75
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NORWICH, N. Y.-Union No. IL
~ meets on the first Saturday Of each m nth at
MtcnSnlc hsl south Ma street. P. p Tread~e ELL
pres oo1 go Drni' Camp 81, vice pres r. J. schorn
sec, box III. Harvey Hamilton. treas.
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II LAFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 2e
- meets on the 6rst Sa urday Of each m. nth. Hall
No. North Fourth street ii. c. Johnson president
kiner Fritz, president. Woodro Porter treas
nrer. R II. Marley, recording, corresponding anC
financial secretary.
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MACHINISTS q BLACKSMITHS'
NA INTERNATIONAL UNION, He-dquarters-
Cleveland, ohio.
JOHN FEHRFNBATCH, Pres,
Postodice Lock Boz .5e.
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CLEVELAND, o. Union No. II
~ meets on the lat and Sd Saturday in each month
orAnc, presicent ~ h9ntnxton street
ing and recording Eecretary, box 2752 Henry steg
khAmper. financial secretary. VIM Myers treasurer
J < Brand, Frederick Vilmore and william Bresich
trustees
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CPRINGFIELD. ILL-Union N

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No
~ IS the frs, Saturday Of each month at the
Harmonc Hal on Fth street between a-hiagt0n and
Jefferson WIN Tow Pres, X 1863 Frank Cons
Ter, Vice Pres. Vim Sneckman, Financial Sgcretiry.
c. Stshel, Rec. Sec. Chris Boffnan, Treasurer. Jas
II. Woc IT. Correspon nd ing Seer, tary Drawer 1890.
CT. PAUL. MINN-Uniun No. %
~ meets On the first Monday Of eace month 10 Mont
gumerys Hal corner Of rhird and WHb lShaW streets
aaron Long pr--deIt Paik Atwood, vice president
Harry Wait Ring secretary O. y. Salisbury cor
responding secretary. Henry Picker financial secre-
taTy Christ tner, treasurer. P. D. box 1851.
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lARPENTERS and JOINERS' UNION

CHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No. %, meets at iron holders Hall, 155 South
CLARK street eveFr FRIDAY . ~ o'clock
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CIGAR M AkERs.
uEADouARTERs, CIGAR MA

IL kers' international Union OF America TOLEDO
Ohio. ADDRESS Of Executive Board;
Fred. Bile d, President, ~ Monroe street, TO'eio
Ohio. -
John W. Lavine, Is. Vice President. Drawer ~ OF
tawa, Illinois.
David Shelter. I'd Vice President. $40 Michigan st..
Buffalo, Ny
Thomas J. Birch. Secretary, loi1 SOUTH 9th street
Philadeldhia, Pa. .
samuel solomon. Assis: ant cretary, Box 40, West
held, Mass
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DETROIT, MlCH.-Cigar Makers
- UNION. No %, Of the CITY OF Detroit N Gets on
fayette Hall Grstiot street, Detroit. John OC aaRhau
pres, box 81 Ii, J. Michael, vice pres Thomas NJ
Dolsn, recor1ing secretary. Anthony Kruger, nnSn
cll secretary Stephen Howell, treasurer Frank II
Gill, corresponding secretary, box SIS.
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pittsburgh, PA.-Union No. 81
l. meets the 6rst Wednesday OF every month
avid Thiny. president. Geo Mclier, vice president
reojamin Ballard, recording secretary q. Is L,pd,as
financial aud responding secretary. Fred serD in
treasurer.
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
~ No. Sc meets the first Monday Of every month
Henry c. RaDsler, president. LoS GJu ce president
k n. Craigsr. an financial secretary. Simon Lind
recording and corresponding secretary. Louis Becker
treasurer. P. o. box 2s9
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TROY, ~ Y-Union No. meets
u the lad Friday of each month at Al OIL Hall
corner Of Congress AMI River stre Taos. Ratn,
president. Henry Couuors, vice president. George
smith recording secretary Frederick Echholz hnsn-
cisl secretlry. Louis ecaayiier treas Peter Cady.
corresponding secretary. P. box lp2.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA. ~ Union
IL II meets on the hrIt Monday OF every month at
Osirander Hall Of Third and J. streets
Henry KrieG, president. Henry Westf4ll vice pr-st
william Luis, recording secretary Adam Wornein
financial secretary. Henry INLAND treasurer. Conrad
H., steia, corresponding secretary. Box lln
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X EOKUK-Union No. so meets on
N the nTst Saturday evening Of ev-ry month on
Main St, bet~esn Ninth and Tenth rG A Hagemau
Presden NieoerdinS Vice Pre- Ident. FRED
At ecnllnR. Record ny Secretary. Charles Linn Fn.n
cAi Secretary ChAs Green, Corresponding Secretary
john LaubesheiDer, Treasurer, box 191
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CIGAR MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UN.OE

" or CHICAGO, meets on he Il FEDSEsDA
EvRNIEG Of Each Month. ~ Lombard Block, Monroe
street, between CT rk aud y 'Ar5orn SIS. H,nry En-
gelhart president. NJ. H. DIbos, corresponding sec
rotary Drawer 6O33, Chicago.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Union No. 5
~ meet on the arst Friday evening OF each month
at the Worktngmen's Assembly Rooms, State street,
between Mun'ord ant Railroad avenue John HYDE
president, lock box 65T j. I'm Wick vice president
Vogle treasurer Frld Newerde. financial secretary
William Ii Evan, cor sec, box les Courneen rec
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TRADES DIRECTORY
IRON HOLDERS INTERNATION

IRON HOLDERS INTERNAT1ON-
Il Al UNION-Heao quarters, Cincinnati, Ohio
WIN. sAFFIS, President, lcek box 1O45, Cincinnan,
Ohio
Peter J. Meaney, Treasurer, 50 Summit street,
BROOKLYN, N, -.
William c Bradley, Recording Secretary, box lSS
Newport Kertucky
James Carroll, First Vice President, New York city
Thomas Walsh, Second Vice President So. Louis,
Miss uh
William Hayes, Third Vice President, Bridgeport,
Conn
John Dance, Fourth vice p e-ident, Toronto. Ont
NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNlON-OReAF
~ TEEc august Goth. ls66-Hea iquarterS Detroi'
Mich RICE TEEvELLIcK, President.
1Os Grisw,ld rect, Detroit
CONRAD KUHN First Vice President. New York.
MRs. h. q. G.. WILLARD, Clicsgn, III.
J. ". BRnwsIEG, Sec, 81 Grove street, New York.
W. PHELPs. Treas, IL " ashingtOn St., New Be-
ven. Conn.
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ -Headouarters, New Orleans. L.. William J.
Hammond OF New Orleans, pres hoinAs "hlArd OF
Albany first vice pres. John II. ODonnell, of Boston
second vice pres. John Collins, Of Cincinnat-P. o.
box zS46-rec, Sec and treas Mis- Augusta Lewis o.
New York cor, sec, % Duane street he~ York.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No. 6
~ meets on the Ia st Thursday In eacn month. J. J
JUNO, president. 8. eimm 'nds vice president John
Bond treasurer. John @. Krat1 corresponding sec'y
Matthias Bo.and, financial secretary. George Barend
recording secretary, drawer 13o. Place Of meet
ing, n NOrth ealina street.
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TOLEDO, OHlO.-Union No. IS
- meets on the nrst Monday evening in ca h month
P. j. ConI-k. pres. Fred Klend VIC nras ACRE
norsn. treasurer. Fred shulfz, financial secretar,
Gao. Waller, recording sec. Jas PaIuson, cor sec
Drawer 70.
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IN meets the hrst Monday Of each month at 5 7
ana Gre. ct. John O. Cummings, pres Geo. Drinks,
wee president. AVID b. Rose, recording and imam.
sis secretary. Henry WAGNER. treasurer John Mil
Ter, corresponding secretary.