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RY LATIAER CLEARY, Asctfoneerr,
- Successors to Cooper q Latimer)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and ilth Stree
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE MAR THE oITy
HALL. AHETInR

- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY I'd,
E at clock we viii cell in front Of the premises
Lot 3, in Square No. So This properly is sit
uateo on street north. between I'd and sd streets
west ana ~ improved BY twO-story and attic
brick DWELLING, containing nine rooms, gas and
OF IFS feet '' WIN ueP'n
Terms: One third cash: residue in and "A months
with interest, secured by a deed OF frust on the
property. Convey ancing and revenue staInps AZ
cost OF purchaser. $40 down at time OF sale
apI-d LATfMEB a GLEaRY Aucts
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Rf GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers.
II Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

ia lS69 and duly recorded in Liber r. q e. No
GA6, folio lS5, &c, If the land records Of Wash
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the ID day
OF May, ISL, at O'Clock p. m part of Lot ne, in
on north X street. and running back along the zine
OF 9th street west seventy five feet, improved by
sHbsfan tial Brick Dwelling and store -
And Immediately after the above sale, will sell,
on the premises. in virtue of deed of trust dated
May J, 1885, and recorded In Liber M NO IA,
folio $40, &C. Of said land records, Lot fifteen, in
street. with depth Of fifty four feet, improved by
four small Frame Buildings.
Terms: One third cash, Of which 100 must be maid
st the time ct SALE the deferred to be
IN Elk and twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale. All conveyapcng, including stamps at puf.
chasers cost.
sNstf kk7 Y! ssffirs Trustees.
apH-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Auoes
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GRAPE FILL.
GBAPE FILL.
CRAPS PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE FILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPs PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
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Rf VIM. u. WALL a Co, Auctioneors,
- new Marble Building, Nos. 500 and goa,
South corner sth street. and PennsTiyanfa sven-,

- Southeast corner 9TH and d streets.
VACANT BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTH
GRN PART OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY,, the Sd day of Mar, Is7I
0Ycat O'Clock .. m shall sell, on the premi-
~ses- Lot being p feet front, on U street north
between II and 18th streets west by loo feet DE-
Also, 81 o clock .. m., the premises. Lot let
tered A, In the subdivision Of original os IL and rs
in square 10, being Is fest trout and 20 feet deer
fronting on street north, between Eth and 18Th
streets west.
Terms: One-ttird cash; balance In and II months
Tor notes bearing interest aud scored ~ deed OF
trust on the premises. $50 down each at time Of
sale. Stamps, &c, cest Of purchaser.
sIG-d GREEN X WILLIAMS, Aucts
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borers, maintain good compensation, Gauss the
immigration of skilled labor. the lessening Of
PRICES TO consumers, the creating Of q perma-
nent home market for agricultural products,
destroy the necessity for the odious and expen-
sive system Of inter nal taxation, and will soon
enable US to successfully compete with the man
ufacturers OF Europe In the markets Of the
world.
Resolved. That the National Labor Congress
earnestly recommend the sdop' ion of such
measures among all classes Of workmen, in all
sections Of the country, 40 will secure the adop
ton of the eight hour system, and call upon the
respective state legislatures to follow she ex-
ample Of the National Congress in recognizing
eight hours az q legal days work.
Resolved, That the presence In eur country
of Chinese laborsrs In large numbers is an evil
eHtailing want and Its consequent train of mis-
cry and crime on oil o,her classes OF the
American people, and should be prevented by
legislation.
Resolved, As labor 10 the foundation and
Cause Of national prosperity. IL 10 both the duty
and interest OF the government TO foster and
protect It. Its importance, therefore, demands
the creation Of an Execative Department Of the
government at Washingtoa, 70 be denominated
the Department Of Labor. which shall aid in
protecting it above all other interests.
Resolved, That the protection of Iife liberty
aud property are the three cardinal principles
OF government, and the erss Two more sacred
than the latter; therefore, money necessary for
prosecuting wars should. 40 It is required, be
assessed and collected from the wealth Of the
country, and not be sntailed as burden on
posterity.
Resolved, That the public lands Of the
United States belong to the people, and should
not be sold to individuals nor granted 70 cor
A-nl
for the benefit of the people, and should be
granted free Of cost to land.ess settlers only ia
amounts not exceeding 100 scres of land.
Resolved, That the treaty-making power o
the government has no authority in the cOnsti-
tuition to dispose of" the public lands without
tie joint sanction Of the Senate and House o
Representatives.
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BRICkLAYeRs rs.
DRICKLAYERs' UNION. NO.

~. Of Indiana, meets every Wednesday evening IN
Washington street, Opposite the Court House Indiana
ools. 81 strickIer. president; William Ksey, vice
PRESIDENT; Michael Lynch recording secretary Geo.
Weaver, financial Oliver Keely,
liver achsnsn, conductor; Henry Kniss, door kSepsr
John Yegan, Charhs Rihl, O. ID. Berry, trustees. Mi
shae Lynch, recording secretary, 600 North Illinois
strI e.
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QRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO 6.

- Of Albany, N. ~, meets every WEDNESDAY
Vening a. No. u State street Albany N y McClures
b1hding Cnrmac Nc Williams, presideu' Mici Gel G =
way hrst vice p esidsn Richard rannvsp peeouI yu
president; 81 uei Nee, corresponding eIAy -
O'Nesl, recording seeretsrv cael J. Wy n eaancis
secretary; VIM. OiTian, ASsistant; Thorn 70 III Kerr
treasurer; "riism Drake conductor; Thomas Newton
deputy. Postofnce BOZ s0o
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D. C-UuiOu No.

month at Mr.. Wangemsnn's, PennsylvAnia avenue
between At and 9th streets h. seebo, president, -
WentEell vice presd Joseph g. Lash correspond
ing secretary. v. Rohleder, record ng secretary.
Waite nschedt financial secretary j. Ossnger, treas
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

MINERS UNION.-NELS ON
NA WILLIE, Athens County. Ohio.-Hocking Valley
Miners Union meets every Saturday In the Miners
Hall Thomas B. TeeteI, president. Thomas BIA~k,
vice president, Samuel BUS, permanent secretary.
JJhn Giles, recording secretary. Thomas Sheperd,
William Jones and Henry spuries.
pondiug secretary.
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEtL
OTIvE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO,
ILL, meets every TUESDAY evening ss O'Clock, In
st. Georges Hall, 226 South CIarE street.
WV PIGa0T President
job" g. Norton. Corresponding Sec.. 1sBrown street,
James JEFFREY, Jr., Rec. Sec'ry. $50 etaie, street.
TOCRNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO
~ CITATION, Of CincI natl, meets every otheI ThuI
day evening 1t 1ron Moulders Union all % West I'M
Street. All communications should be addressed e th
Corresponding Secretary, 1bs West Front street.
D. A. LYLL Sec, JoHH CAST, PIes.
CHICAGO IRON MOULDERS' UNION
~ No. 70, meets d the Trades Assembly Hall, Lind
Block corner Market aud Randolph street, every Fri
day evenin ATTY O'Clock.
J. FITsesRALD, President.
THOMAS KELLY. Rec. Secretary.
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SYRACUSE OPERATTVE BRICk
TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' AsSO

q CITATION OF CHICAGO, meets on the LIST and "a
WEDNESDAY, Of each month, at corner q Taylor ADs
Cana streets. r. Fitzgerald, President John 1urns
Cor. Sec. John Burk, Fin see Thomas woodmAn,
Ire msnFsr
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' UN-

~ ION, No. Of Philadelphia, meets the lst snd and
th THURSDAY evenings In every mon a. their n MI
10 Locuss street. third door above Eiehth sarss W
I. johnson president, Joseph u. Hackney Vice pred
DENT Thecdsre Yardey recording and financial secre
tarys samuel Burns assistant secretary, Bnnha Jone
treasurer, Edward Phelan sergeant arms L. Lloyds
.. III. UarBoD, III. X. Bray, trustees.
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BOSTON, MASS. Union No. Is
~ meets on the sec, nd Wednesday In each month o.
4S Washington Ct. Louis Lyon, pres. judah
Ivy Vice p.es Samuel sully. I'm. sec. fhos J. Con,
rers Angel Hart, rec. and cor. sec, Exeter Place,
Oharlestown, Mass.
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ERIE, PENN. - Union No. lOs
IA meets on the first MONDAY evening 10 every mon
at Atlantic Hail. Twelfth It, Wood yard Bdey, presi-
dent VIM Hemmsrly. vice president. Daniel shep
7erd, recording and On -ncisl secretary. Randolph
Phisssr corresponding secretary, 1904 State s.
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BUFFALO, N. F.-Union No.

BUFFALO, N. Y-Union No. 2
u meets on the aFse Wednesday IN each month .,
ne corner Of sllicoss and Aurea Streets IN ApOllc
Losens Beckstei0, vice D-e-idsnt. Poll Weiseoheirer
recording secretary. o. q. sehwenk haancial score.
IAry. Hrnry 10 3, treasurer. Henry SchIagteg, err
man inieIpI eter. Board OF Directors % W. PIerI,
Loe-eh, Lcrens B=ckstsin, henry eehsger. David
shelter, corr espondisg secretary, box 2fl0.
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ct. PAUL, MINN.-Union No. %

~ meets on the first Monday Of each month in Mont
gomery's Hall corner Of THIRD and wabAsnaw streets
Aaron Long, president Patk Atwood, vice president
Harry Watt, recording secretary. John EckIord cor
responding secretary. Ernest Double financial secre
tary. Christ IlIner, treasurer. p. o. boz 1887
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QRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND

- PLAefs agRg UNION No a. % Piss.aesd Mssa
meets every other Saturday Al O'Clock, ?. NJ, In
BrowHs Rlock, Fern street lanes O. Dodge president
samuel 1rDer lat president, ". G. Char sen
Ind preient, George Tanner hnan ias secretary
samnel D. dye treasurer H. " Markham recording .ai
corresponding secretary box 100.
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! therefore take leave Of you, confidently
feeling that yOOr actions during this session
will strengthen the already Confidential
feelings which exist between the local bod.
les and the national organization.
have the honor to be,
Yours, frstePnally,
J1HN OKKRFE,
President N. II. of B.
The convention then adjourned till ten
O'Clock p. NJ.
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WARMERS WNIUM VIE
& -. s &
VINE Or LIFE.

etnsr sptris @sa - ~ s6s - % Rus N and csher
eeieese1pas s<ses Ths vine % Ls 70 aistl Cd With
us eesrs especially FOR thess Who xequlre healthy
aimulant, and for the OF medical men in tire
hck room, 70 place Of the viAeinous~brandy, wkisAy
and other hqucrf how IN dee, and often depended
uron In fact IL IL constant complaint Of ply sici~ns
In this country thai IL IL quite impossb % procure
pure BRANDY, Hhiskx and ~ for their patienss- We
ssk she medcs faculty abd tpe public give Wsrn~rs
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oIGAR MAKERS UNION. NO.

~ cfMaryland, meets the nrst FRIDAY evenin,
Of every month ct Central Hall, % North Cay street
ton. vice president. EdsArd X. Mccain, RngfsA re-
cording secretary. Ludwig Kuhne, German record ~
,ssretary. n n. 0astine. Anaoetal secretary. Geo
Frank treasurer: v. Oronhardt, corresponding score
cary, 129 y. Lombard ct.
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CLINTON, IOWA.-Union No. l1e
~ meets the hrst Monday Of each month At A.
Capp's Restaurant, 5th ave-, bet. LIST and ID
Jas Harvey, President, Geo. Becker, Recording anO
corresponding Secretary. Herman Ha neckes FDAncis
secretary. John MemieYstorf Treasurer. 0. n
ia
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. /,

- District Of Columbia meats in the O.sy % wash
iDgton on the 1st aud Srd THURSDAY IN each nossh
= sloan, pre- ident V. Burch, vice presSdsns; J. r.
Farrell, secretary; Murphy, treasurer; Lewis rYuw
DO, corresponding secretary
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SPRTNGFIELD, MASS.-Union No
y 40 nsels on the nrst Tuesday Of eael month, a.
he Sprina6eld House, No. ~ West State street OhaA
Hotts president. Lawrence samaels, recording
etary and treasurer. u. Dnncan, corresponding an
financial secretary, lock boz 4.
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NINCINNATI.-Union No. 4 meets
" at Arbeiter Hail. Walnut street shove Thirteenih,
IN the nrst and laird Tnssd4ys % each month John
chester President, r. Fink, Wce PRECEDENT. D. nj
Eoop. Treasur-r. Adoiph Endres. Corresponding
Epxtsh Recording Secretary. obas Nets. Financial
secretary. Onas. Selgman, German Recording secre-
tarv r D. box $500.
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0tIGAR MAKLRS' PROTECTIVE UNION
~ or CHICAGO, meets every other TsDEsspAs
evHSrzes Of Zach Month, Of Be- Georges HAn, sse
8oush CLARK etreet.
J. NJ. WBuKn, Pres.
cHAs. H. HssKsE Cor secy., brewer e08A Chicago.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

.T OUISVILLE CIGAR MAKERS
II Union, No. IS. meets every seeOnd fourth
Wednesday In each month, . Beck Hall JeR-rSon
street., betw en- 1st aud ID. OpsFes Yoss, President
Henry StuckaBburg, Wee President. A. HelfPie
ecording secratarv. L. Schneider, Financial Sec
Charles burkss, Treasurer. Ohas, sehwsrts CORES
poBding Sec, p, o Boz, 50.
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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
"A meets On the hrst Aonday evening In sasn month
No IL est Geneses street. Robert Burgess, presi
dent. W. Q. Hurlburt, vice pressusnt j. r. Law
bons corrsspon ling secretary. Jas. Malone teasVrer
Z o, boz 400
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HIGARMAKERS' UNION, NO. Is,
" Headquarters Berlyn House, 4e East Broadway,
New York. Meets the hrst TUESDAY In every month
Keeley Moses president % Monroe st, h. Sykes, vct
president. Norris Davis financial secretary. Hart
Jacobs. recording secretary. Barnett Berlyn
pondlng secretary, 40 Rast Broadway.
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IND-Uniop No

L 81 meets on the nr~t Tuesday u every month NJ
MAleris Hail. South Delaware street. joan Jacques
president. Jacob Meyers, vice president. Mike echuck
recording secretary Frank Boyle enAncai secretary
John Flake, tre.sure- All. A. Andrews, CORES pond
NO seerrsaYv lock box rs.
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
IL ll6 the h-st ussdav Of every month"; hall
osst O'Clock, In BrAnt's Hall, J. ii. Kursen-
Suabe. President; Frank Gembe, Vice President; G.
Bsuma,te Recording Secretary; 9. 9. weaver, Finan
cal Secretary; J. 9. snsvsly Treasurer sam1 Bence,
Corresponding Secretary.
p. o. Box 223.
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QRICKLAYERS UNION. NO. /

= Of ono meet at their Hall, 90 west Finh Street.
cinci3nati, every MONDAY evening at eight o'c Lch
President, g. OsvanA<h; Vice President, WIN. @. sew
ard Recording Secretary Chsrles L9pteD Finan
cial secrssAry, Thomas 0KeeHs Treasurer, william
Ok ae; Corresponding Secretary, Jeho Byron r. o.
8ox 1881
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OIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

~ UNION No "a. Of the oity Of Detroit. Meet
the rst and third FRIDAY Of every month"; At the La
avette HaD 0ratot street., Detroit. John 0Oanaghan
PRESIDENT H. J. Michael, vice president. Thomas N
Dolan, recor ling secretary. Anthony Kruger. ansn
cial secretary sieDhen Howell, treasurer. John r.
Steiner, cor responding secretary, box 3oe.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union- No. "a
~ meets on the second Monday OF every mnpth n
frccks Hal. No. los South Front street. John Rau
president. J. johnson, vice president J. ~erely,
lane al secretary. Y. Blend, treasurer. AIexandei
Hesse, recording and corresponding secretary, p. o
Ock boz e7b.
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QUINCY, ILL-Union No. Al meets
" the nrst Friday evening Of each month. Hall,
Invest OF Sixth aud Main streets 7. W. Foi
nty, president. W. HOG0au vice president. Henry
Pape, recording secretary Henry Bruning, treasurer.
VIM. KOeng, corresponding secretary, box 1871.
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u~nkzaqGsasas.s.SaEsxslaulesR
ISAAC ID. GDoRaB, PP~ssarRt
JoHN COLLINS, Oincnnati, Secretary. Boz 1897.
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NOLDWATER, MCH.-Union No.
III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month
At Michigan Southern Hotel. August eeheland, presi
tent. Monroe NJ. Bray, vice president August sche
and Treasurer. Robert Ratsray, corresponding see
Rotary, P. o. drawer g.
A URORA, ILL.-Union No. Al, OF
IA Aurora. meets on the second Tuesday Of each
month, at No. 5 south Broadway Cha'. Borie, pTesi
lent J. Springer, corresponding secretary.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No. 6
y meets on the last Thursday in each month. J. y.
Junio president. 8. eimm nds vice president. John
Bond treasurer John G. KrstE, recording secretary
Thomas Olune financial secretary g. L KttinRsr
corresponding secretary, drawer 1So Place Of meet
ing II North salinA street.
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\EOULDERS INTERNATIONAL UNIOf
WI -Headquarters, Cineinoat, Ohio.
WV. GAAwwIN. PRESIDE lt.
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Union No. 80 meets

OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 80 meets
~ every second Tue day In the month, NJ Turn Hall
At half-psst seven o'clock. John Dibos, PRESIDENT
JAeeb 0ihbs. vice president Harry BlammeE~ IMAM.
ciai aud correspondtnR secretsry, a-.-Y-as
euc lars a wear for his sQreefr0V
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N Y-Union No. I

ELMIKA, N. Y.-UniOn No. TO
II m.e,s ON the last saturday OF each month a. Ne
cna nic. Hall water sire = Richard 6rady president
Ym Latrefnau vice president Patrick Cur in, treas
urer Alfred Dodd sncia secretary. Daniel Ca
81 Iev. recording and GORE pOnding - retAry, P o
oox 1895.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.--UniOn No
~ 81 mes.s on the nft 81 urdAy Of each month. Y.
safron pr sideIt. Henry Meyer, vice presdent JnO
Norman recording secretary. p. III Donnelly, hnSn
ciaI secretary. ward Lamp. treasurer. 4. A, Mey
or, corresponding secretary, box Al.
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QRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- Of Chicago, meets every TUEsDA| evening, at
lshPAst o'olssk, rs 1sb South Clark street, B. a.
1ox president, A. O. Graham vice presid mt j. J. Me-
u'r- recording esretsry Peter Cogisy financial
trea 'urer Weldon Smith warden, John O'Connel con
doctor. william Har denquai. board Of directors.
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WORKs OF THE
United States Watch Company,
4 a.

GILES WALES a MARION, n.
GILES, WALES q 90,
IMPORTERS,
WATJHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY 4 SILVERWARE,
sA s. +se UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS %aA AS hs SHas WATCHES FDA UDa AND KEY VBk
DAMAsKEEN FINISH
Gold settng.
M @ e@eh M@l Ex tempered
SIMPLICITY
Rpssass Independent Spit
bushes b.
MARION watches
Wholesale Warerooms, 10 MAIDEN LANE, New York,
And GILES BROTHER co. 14a Lake Street. Chicago Ill
~ Ivy
H. 1917
Krlov Ja~ $50 Il Reg
ssS y {: 4s % = I % ] E%$ -5l
@"h----"-- 5FRB Sos,
@Dre Sc 4r,n-r1s,ye
.:s %A I" H"o ailaa ne
Ur+Es s.@ rer- ars wrrr.-S sTT = $50.
~
III Lean
No %
As+:f
e fGEi ~ II Esfs 5: -s
"
80 f sS I $ST & $%
N aEGs-s- &c 70 sss
S Ss@ C. = and % &
~"an g 80 W. S,$r, 80 11rI
BEWARE rt4
MARION " j. a"
dO~ Iayrk i1otar
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LBANY, N. Y-Union No. 8
n meets on the second Thursday Of each month At
Nouders' Hail. 10 State street ia. Ward president.
Ju ius Fish, vice president q. V. B. sws nm CORES
pondfnE and recording secretary, No. 10 Jefferson
James Kelly. financial secretary David Hunter treas
urer
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OIGAR MAKERS' UNION. NO. IL

NlGAh MAkEhS' UNtON, NJ. 10,
- Of Sc. Louis, meets ON the Second FRIDAY eve
nng In every month, as Turner Hall No. 10 soath
nsn, ce-Presidens; Edward Frye. Recording Bsc'y
Ohaa. Rekfeldt- Bnancia, esc'y; John nayersdArfer
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nth stability, and alIow their proceedings
Concluded on second PAGE.
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x ANSAS CITY, MO.-UDion No.
IN l0S meets the last Saturday evening Of each
month, ct farmers Hall
JossPH HUsnAH, Presiders.
HBERY LsoBARD, Recording Secretary.
HsHIY sEBP. COrrespondns Secretary, Drawer S0S2.
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union Ne. II
~ meets N the hrst Saturday nm each month J
Jacobs, presdent- J. e. Brand, vice president. VIM.
J. Cannon corresponding and recording yb0x
yI02. Henry stegk hamper, financial seeretAFy. VIM.
Myers, treasurer. ,. n. Brand VIM. BresIieh, D. O..
Marks, trustees.
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OPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
- IS meets on the first Saturday Of each month the
Harmonic Hall Fifth street. between Washington and
Jefferson sts VIM Toy. Pres. Geo. Matho, Vice Pre-.
Edw Lindner, Rec. sec.. Pat g. Powers, Financial
secret ~ Leonard w. Conner Treasurer. ohas Rosen
thai Corresponding Secretary, 20 Drawer $500.
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CIGAR MAKERS
PROTECTIVE

1 N1OAh m "a al Ieo hO1EO1lV r
- UNION No SO, Of the city Of LeAven worth, meet
every nrst SATURD Az In each month az Vol .
Hsn. Louis voss, Pres. Frank fully. Vice Pres
Robert q. .nanci.l Secretary John Grief Record
ing Secretary; james l. Aubrey Dor. Sec. Fred ORsr
Treasurer
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 9 meets
= on the lasi Friday Of each month at Apollo Hail.
corner OF Congress and River streets Peter Cady
president Henry Connors, vice president. George
Smith, recording secretary Frederick EichhoE fnan.
cisl secretary. WIN. Young treasurer Ad.Iph staude
corresponding secretary. p. O. box lO2.
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n vIOhI6 MAhENO ON1ON NO. 90
~ Of Montreal, Canada, meets at Union HAN, OrsiR
street. Anthony Da1seh prssidsnt; Peter TinRshein,
Vice-presidept w. J. Astron, recording and financial
'ecretssy Isaac Hart, corresponding secretary Boz
1884. Montreal. PC.
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r AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 20
- meets the 6rse % nrday OF each month. Hall,
No. s North Rounh street Il. o. johnson, PRECEDENT.
Henry Wsrk, v 90 president. Woodrs Porter, tssas
urer =. II. Marklsy. recording, ecffespcndtng and
An apapakarv