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II ONLY HAD CAPITAL-"If | only
had capital, W heard young man say a
few days ago as be pulled away at ten
cent cigar, " would do sOmethirg,''
:" 1t | only had capital, said another, as
lie walked away from dram shop where
be bad just paid ten cents for a d. ink, 81
would 90 into business"
The same remark might have been heard
from the young man loating On tie street
corner.
Young man with TIE cigar, YOU are smok-
iug away your capital. You from the dram
hop are drinking yours and DESTROYING
your body at the same time-and YOU on
the street corner are wasting yours in idle
ness and forming bad habits. Dimes
makes dollars Time is money. Don't
wait for a fortune to begin with. If you
bad ten thousand a year ana spent it all,
you would be poor still. Our men Of pow
er ana influence did not start with fortunes.
You, too can make your mark if you will
But you must stop spending your money
Tor what you don't need, and squandering
your time in id.eness.
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No
- 100 meets on the last Saturday evening Of each
month, at Turner's Hall.
JossPH A. HUsEAN, President
HIsA COHES, Recording Secretary.
=. NJ. WULTF, Corresponding Secretary Drawer 2O2q
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HEOKUK.-TTnion

X EOk Uh.-UnlOn No. so meets on
N the hrst Saturday evening OF ev-ry month on
Main st., between Ninth and Tenth sts H A Haseman
Preslden h J. Nieberdlng Vice Pre- idenL Fred
hoecnling, Recording secretary. Charles Linn FinAn
cia Secretary Chas Green, Corresponding Secretary
John LsubesneDer, Treasurer, box 1911
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RRICKLAYERs. MASONS AND

- PLAsT' RERS' UNION No a. Of Pittsneld Mass
meets every other Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ. IN
Browns Block PeLn street. lanes c. Dodge president
Samuel Turner lst pr esident, n. O. Chapman s@n
2nd president George Tanner hnansia secretary
Samuel Dodge treasurer II. p Markham recording and
corresponding secretary box 1873.
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pRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO. 10

= Of Penasylvsnis meets 10 Chester every MON
DAY evening, c-rner Of Third and Penn streets. Wm
NcDons esident, JED. Pedrick vice president A. r
Stewart recording etarv George w. Dannaker cor
responding secretary w. H. Brown assistant DO James
Donald, John Meekins trustees G. A. WiLfree sergent
Moerge WiegSnd, Deputy.
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MILW AUK IKE E.-Union No. 25
WI me Is on the nrst and third Tuesdays OF every
month at Meyers Han go Fourth street W. @. Hoch-
stein. president. r. Sp-ngler. vice president Paul
&c Rl-T recafdng secretary. Frank WettenRe hnAh-
ctaI secretary John Matthias treasurer. Lewis Huas
COZ responding secretary p. y. lock box Sal.
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EVANSVILLE, WIS.-Union No.
- lO9 meets on the nrst SATURDAY. evening Of each
month At Lappins Hall J. r. Selh berg, pres. Obarles
Ebert, rec sec and Walter CHM, in aud cor
Sec, drawer los.
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PROVIDENCE, R. L-Union No 20
L st. On ,Is ar.. Tuesd.v Of each n onth in Les
tsrs ALL Il6 oranstoo street. Oven L. Leack, Pres-
dent " Fowler Vice President. John A. schriney
Treasurer Geo Jesuph, Recording Secretary.
Mcsnea Financial and CJrI esponding Secretary, No
% High street.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO. q

OF Albany, N. v, meets every WEDNESDAY
rveninR at No. ~ st-te street. Albs7yN.Y McCiUres
building Join V. shisrden, president, jas B. IatL
nrst vice DreSid-Dt; andres Tenant, acc nd vic.
presidents samuel j. Nee eorrespon ding secretary JEo
>. Carroll, recording secretary; Thos. Newto1, An
sec; jeremiah Herhhesh, assistant 90. sec John X
Tod d, treasurer. Cormsc Nc Williams Patrick Dunn
condustors Postofaee boz $685.
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CLEVELAND. O.-Union No. II

~ meets the lsJ and 81 Saturday in each month
John Brand, president, l4o Huntington street A
y Menche. vice president. IN Cannon correspond
ing and recording Fecretary, box 1852 Henry Steg-
ShAmper. h1ancia secretary. WIN Myers, treasurer
Brand. Frederick Vinmore and William Bresich
trustees
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DOUGHKEEPSIE.-Union No. SO
meets on he hrst Wedn day o. every month.
John Ziegler Pres box ass Lenc Hoffman, Vice Prrpi-
cent. William Wolf, Treasurer. Jlhn Kaiser, " ecord-
ing Financial and Corresponding Secretary. P. O. Lock
box 176
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No. 6
~ meets on the la 4 Thursday in each month. j.
Jnnio, president s. Simm nds, president. John
Bond, treasurer. John q. Kratz, corresponding secy
Matthias bo.And, -ucIH -rrrtt4-y. 6eorgv BArend
recording secre,arv. drawer I5s. Place OF meet
ing. u North Balina street
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GPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
~ 4g meeIs on the nrst Tuesday Of escl month, at
I he sprinRneld House No. ~ West State street Chas
HoltE president Lawrence Sam els recording sec
retary nd treasurer. E- Dnncsn, corresponding AND
financial secretary, lock box 4.
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pRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO.

- Of WISCONSIN. Headquarters, Milwaukee Meet
every nd and fourth SATURDAY in each month
at No. 300 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, presdeLt
sol Asst ct. Joseph Humhe, vice president No A..
East Wafer ct Jacob Bot, treasurer 631 Seventh q
B. Thompson, ding secretary, P0stofce boz
Miwaukee 7. @ Tinker, financial secretary $50 Pros
ST.. James Tinker chairman trustees $50 M-r-hsI
It ". 7. Watson, corresponding secretary loo Thru
street.
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To remove stains from tie character
got rich.
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RRICKLAYERS UNION, NO. 2
= o. Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening ~
NO 6zl scott Street. between Third and FOURTH Gov
ngton. A. J. Abbott, President A. Ambrose vic.
Pres'deni n. OverWine, Treasurer " l. DweIe
financial Secretary WIN. Mar In Recording a.
eretary AID ress Wm. r. Martin, P D. BOZ $50, Gov
Bgton, Kentucky.
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ELMIRA, n. Y.-UniOn No. 10
- meets on the last Saturday Of each m NTH At Me
chsnics Hail. Water street. kchard GRADY ur4sid-pt
George H. Ryan, wee president. G nely trees
urer. Thomas Flynn, 2ancisl secretary J-rtv
Oronan, recording and Corresponding se rgtarv , d
box 1885 b. Lesry, door tender m
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 1.
- Of ohio, meet at their Hall 99 West Flnh street
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening A. eight O'Clock
President Cav-nAzh; Vice president, v m q SOW
ara kecnrdiug Secretary. Charles Luptou FiuAn-
E.lng Trustees, Jas. Robbins b VI a. kcs, John
H. fe; Corresponding Secretary. Johu Byron =. o.
Box 1881.
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IND-Uniou No

INDIANA lND.-OnlOn NO.
l. 50 meets on the nrst Tuesday Of every month, at
Mnler's Han South Delaware street. Jann Jacques,
president Jacob Meyers, vice president Nike schucE
recording secretary Frank Boyle nsncAI secretary.
John glake tire surer- Ar. A. Andrews, correspond
my secrrLarY, lock Dor US.
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DRICKLAYERS, PROTECTIVE Union

IL n - l11tN ~ 7 tn = ~ DAEIVAN
- q Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, at
hSlf-past o'clock, AZ lt5 South Clark Street, b. A.
Cox president, a. G. Graham vice. presd Mt j. j. Nc
ga r. recording ecreAry Peter OCgey financial
tary, j. Aegr corresponding secretary, Charles DoleD
trra urer, ~ ldon Smith wardeL, John O'Conne
doctor. William Hardenqua. board Of directors.
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QRICKLAYERS' Union. NO I

- District Of Columbia meats In the CITY Of Wash
ington on the 1t aud 3rd THURSDAY N each NJ nth
:. Sloan, pre- ident " Burch, vice president; j. p.
Farrell, secretary; Murphy treasurer; Lewis Trum-
DO, corresponding secretary.
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OPERATIVE BRTCKLAYERS' i'm.
ION, No. i Of philadelphia, meets the Ist End and
Sth TIL URsDY evenings 10 ev-ry month A. their Hall
Y Locus. street third door shove Eighth street ~
L. johnson president, Joseph H. Hackney vice presi
ant, Theodore farule recording and financial necre
tary samuel Burra assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
treasurer, Edward Phelan sergeant arms a. Lloyds
0. H. Carson, II. X. Bray, trustees
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NOLDWATEK, MIUH.-Unon NO.
" III meets the second Tuesday Of every montn'
at Michi1an Southern oteI August scheland, presi
dent. Monroe n. BRAY, vice president August sche
land treasurer R,bert Ksttray, corresponding see
reIarr drawer 6.
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ICKLAYERs

- EEVJLENF UNION, No. 4, Of the city ~ NeW
York, meet every Wednesday evening, At o'clock Ia
their hal, corner Of wenty iHth street and seventh
Az nue. Joseph rOody, president Jim KINNEY wee
presId-nt. Robert O. On nick, recording secret ~
B-rnsrd Rice, corresponding secretary. Michael
HAn-y. I'm tncAl secretary. Peter COgsn treasurer.
D. nts 3 DORIS, sergeant at rms.
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Jersey CITY NL-union

Jersey CITY, N. Union No.
Union Hall, LAG Ne~ark avenue. j B. Rice Presdrpt
geo Zeigler, Treasurer Morris JACOB Vice PRECEDENT
Abe Lvings,On Sec Greenvile. Hudson Co II
OTTAWA, ILL.-U-nion No. 80 meets
- every second Tue.day in the month at Turn Hall.
at halt-pzst O'Clock. John Dibos president
JacJb Gibbs. vice president Harry FIammer 6nan-
cis and orresponding secretary, drawer lO9.
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CYRACUSE OPERATIVE MASONS

~ and Benevolent Union No. 2S meets every Tuesday
evening. at HalEPAst SEVEN o'clock, In the q T.
Block Ge' Street. opposite the Court House
O. Culkins, President; Oominick Rafferty,, Vice
PPesident Daniel shrm Recording and spending
Secretary JOHN ROder, Financial Secretary John
Baker, Treasurer James M4lOy. Sergeant a. Arms.
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+ .AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 20
- meets on the hrst Sa urday Of each m. nth Han
No. North Fourth street Fl. G. johnson president
hiner Fritz, president. WoUdr1 Porter treas
urer- r II. Marley, recording correspo nding and
financial secretary.
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DROOKLYN. N.Y.-Unior- No.
CIGAR MAKERS, Union NO "a

~ Of Montreal, Cansds meets at the Tansey Houss
Craig street. Hursch Prsg-r president; Isaac Hart
vice president ami .pOnding secretary Jonn y
tTeAl.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.-Union
~ No. 9e-heso quarters, Arcade Hail. State sire I
-meets the last Saturday evening in each month.
Isaac hayes, president. John UiWper vice pre- icent
DaI iel Carroll, treasurer J. HaSdOs. financial,
recording and corresponding secretary 1874 s. John
street.
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CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No. 49, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening o fsAc
month at Printers Union Hall. IS Nixont IN
change building. Entrance on Exchange Place.
JoHS NJ. FARoUHAR, Presi6en'.
z. NJ. RgRRoTT, Recording Sec.
Y. A. HuTGHISsOE, Tin. and Cor. Sec.
NJ. b. MILLS, Treas
VIZ. KENskDY, Chairman Board Of Directors
Y. sBELDoF, Chairman Executive Committee.
All Communications must be directed TO tue torres
ponding Secretary, Postonhce box ST.
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BUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. 2
- meets on tn first Wednesday in each month Al
the corner Of Eicott and Huron streets, in Apollo
Hall Samuel Leary, president $50 Walnut street.
Al C1nly vice president. Phil Weisenheimer
recording secretary. G. H schwenk, hBancal secre-
tary Henry 10 ~. treasurer. Henry schlagter, Ger
man I'M erpt eter. Board or Directors 10. W Feirl
Loe ch, Lorenz B.ckstein, Henry schlagter. David
Shelter, corr espondiBg secretary, box 27lO.
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TRADES DIRECTORY
IRON HOLDERS INFORMATION

IRON MOLDERS' INTERN AIlON-
Il AZ UNION-HesGquarters, incinpAti, Ohio.
Wa. sAFTIS. President, lock box l045, Cincinnati.
Ohio
Peter J. Meaney, Treasurer. SO Summit street.
BroOklyn,N,
wiIh.n Bradley. Recording Secretary, box 1856
Newport, Kertucky
james Carroll, First Vice President New York city
Thomas Walsh, Second Vice President, g. Louis,
Miss uri
william Hayes, Third vice President, Bridgeport,
Conn
John Dance, Fourth Vice President, Toronto, Ont
~ ArIONAL LABOR UNION-ORGAE
~ 1880 August Goth, ls66-HesdquArters Detroh
Mich RICE ARD TRRvELLICK, President.
los GrisW.d 8 rect, Detroit
CONRAD KUHN, First Vice President New York.
MES. &. q. o. WILLARD, Chicago, III.
J. W. BRrwETEQ, Sec, So Grove street. New York.
W. PExLPs. Teas, Ia Washington St., New Ha
ven. Conn.
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
1N -Headauarters, New Orleans. La. william J.
Hammond, OF New Orleans, pres Thomas Willard, Of
Albany Brs vice pres. John II. o'Donnell, o. Boston
second vice pres. John Collins, Of CincinnAti-P o.
box 2S46-rec. and treas. Mis- August. Lewis Of
New York, cor, sec, ~ Duane street, New York.
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w ARREN, PA-Union n 10 -.

w on the first saturday evening ~ 800 --., II
sangerbunds Hall Henry Prese pres WIN Hsrt
mann, vice pres GerAs Il Meyer, rec and a. 80
Ruscher cor. sec box log. - +s'"'
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LIVERPOOL
QUEENSTOWN
NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY SATURDAY,

PASSENGERS provided everything the
charges vine
supplied wi
according noEng
Porr
C.
Pudding
SUPPER-Tea,
to furnish be cupkn rkln
be the four
from
tickets
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the
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andre esuchiu IA
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thus
Each females Il
uemts Tn cubic et sized runksowed L
; 10 each a1d mE
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TROY, n. Y.-Union No. meets
u the Las Friday o. each month at Al ollo Hall
corner Of Congress and River streets. Tnos. Rain,
president Henry Connors, vice president. George
Smith, recording secretary Frederick EichkolZ fusn
ciA secretary Louis Schneider, treas. Peter Cady,
corresponding secretary. P. o box l02.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA. - Union
- 72 meets the hrtt Monday or every month a.
Ostrsnder Hall Of Third and j. n-rson streets
Henry Kreg, PRESIDENT. Henry WestfaI vice prest
" lillian Luis, recording secretary Adam Wolimein
financial secretary. Henry INLAND, treasurer. Conrad
H. stein, correspo ndng secretary. Box 1l4l
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-UniOn n
ia meets on the hrst Monday OF each mon'h, in
Pyatt'S Hal Conrad SchOttkar president. Benjamin
Cs-sel, recording ana financial secretary. VIM Fsgin,
treasurer. =. A. Urnenos. CORE. pondng secretary,
r. 0, box $50
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
~ No sc the first Monday Of every monIh
Henry c. RansIer president. Los Gou, president.
" Crnigsu an. hnzncist serr-'~ry Sum 4. Ii d,
recording sli correspond ng secretary. Louis Becker
treasurer p. o. box 2S9
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ERIE, PENN. - Union No. l08
II meets on the 6r-t Montay evening 10 every mon
Atlantic Hall, Twelfth John knorl pres and
treas. GO state 7. J. Armstrong vice president
DAnrl A. Shepherd. -cor1ug and IN ncia secretary
rudolph Phister corresponding secretary 1874 state
street
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ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Union No )
meet on the hr-t Friday evening Of each month
AZ the "aIkingmen's Assembly Rooms State street
president, lock box 657 I'm Wick. vice prrsiden, N
Noele, treasurer -. New erde h,epcisI ,acr,r1
ueen IeO
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SUFFIELD, CONN.-Union No. %
~ meets on II frat saturday o. every month u I'm
Hall Fank GTuendler, pre-. Geurg. w. Watkins
Vce pres David GUY, treas. George Hurst rec Al
ald cor. sec, Vest sufHeld, Conn. - '0o'' M
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DAYTON. OHIO.-Union No. IS

- meets the lst Saturday evening OF every month
At No. 1Sl second street. W.. h. Hopkins president.
George Kicker, vice president. MundAy, record
ing secretary Henry Steiner. 1. easurrr. David Am
brose. corresponding and financial secretary, No 80
Jones
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DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Makers
~ UNION. No p. Of the CITY Or Detroit d ~, ~
the nrst and third FRIDAY ofevery month, at the La
fayette Hail. Gratot street.. Detroit. John OpCanasA.
pres. box ga II. J. Michael, vice pres Thome. N
Doan recording secretary. Anthony Kruger nnsn
ciAl secretary Stephen Howell, treasurer Fr.nE n
Gill, corresponding secretary, box SIS.
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DLAS FERERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI
H. ON, Of North America, Headquarters Boston,
CKAs AcLGAE, President.
A. rEvEASr, First Vice President, Albany, N. Y.
T. A HOGAN, Second Vice President. Chicago, III.
JossPE CRAIG, General secretary, Portland Naine.
EDWAKD GALLAGHKR, Treasurer, BrOoky, N Y
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
Il ZIG the st uesdav Of month, at halt
past sev "a "'oiuck, ia Braut's Han. J. Ii Kurrzen-
ksbe, President Fred keidlInger, Vice President !;
) s. Weaver, Financial Secretar,; j. g. snAvely
treasurer; c. Baumaste Recording and Cores
pounding Secretary. P. o. BOX 223.
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JAMESTOWN. N. Y.-Union No. is
- meet. o. the Il st Moudav sveuing OF zach month
Jo.a I-ngney, pres. X. stafford, vice pres J. Tay-
Tor, treas. A. saqui SEE. d. O. BreWn, 40 aud
y sec box 769
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TOLEDO, OHIO-Union No. a.
Il merits on the nrH Monday evening in "a month
Dorsn, treasurer. Fred shuIt1 financial secrets,
Go. waller, recording sec. Jas. Pattison COR go
Drawer 70. "
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A UBURN, n. Y.-Union No. 81
"A meets 0 the first Monday evening in sacn month
ST No IL est Genesee street. Robert Burgess pres
dent ". 8. HurlbuTt, vice president. J. K Law.
renee, recording and hna' cial sec. Geo. c. Cham
bsrs, ling secretary. Jas Milone teasrrer
P. o. box 439
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Union No
meets on the second Tursdty in each mont, a.
Dig mt Hall, tenth and Filbert streets Frank auob
presid' m. James Fol-y, Yc president. T. Birch
recording secr'tarv. } b. Harvey, treasurer Linn
q Meazser hnancial secretary. George Jackson. cor
responding secretary ~
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ITHACA, N. Y-Un MON No. II holds
regular u--tiBx- erst II 1rsdAv in every month.
Henry Towil-y, Presid mt Harry Jones, Vic Prebi-
Prnt. John Vote TreAsurer. John Prayer, Recording
secretary.
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PLAsTERERS pRDTE,l

- CITATION, Of CincI natl, meets every Other Thurs
day evening Iron Moulders Union Hall 90 eel Finh
Street. All communications should be addressed 4 tn
Corresponding Secretary. l5e West Front street.
D. A. LILA, Sec. joss CAskY, FIRES.
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ROCK ISLAND, ILL.-Union No.
~ lo4 meets on the FIR Monday evening Of each
IN hth. Oharies srgrmsbn, president and trrasnrsr
sock ooK olS George Wtlisms, vice president Christ
sehock T, nnancAl secretary. G. y KuhIer corrr.-
POnolhR shu recording secretary lock box 466
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DAVENPORT. IOWA.--Union No.

- 81 meet. on the d. II Saturday, Of each month r.
Safron sieut. Henrr Meyer, wee pre- 'ident. Jno.
Norman recording secretary. p. ii. Donney, hnAn-
cial SEE ret.r, Inward Lamp. treasurer. &. A Mey-
err corresponding .eeretary, box AZ.
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OIGAR MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION

~ OF CHICAGO, meets on the st VsDEEsDAF
EVENING Of Each Month. At Lombard Block. Monroe
street betW OF 'rk and Dearborn II nrv Fin.
gelhArt, pre- idrDt. NJ Dibos, CORE ponjing
rotary, Drawer 6O53, Chicago.
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NJ ORFOLK, VA Union No. 76
~ The first Monday Afternoon in each month At
Washington Hall. william Garry, pres William Brtze
vice pies Fra johnson, financial sec James Bur
che. rec sec Theobs'd NJ. Michigan, cor sec b5XSl
James CHEEKY, treas.
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Fl E 20 P E.
GRAND RECEp ION AT TIE VATICAN.
The Holy Father to the Foreign
Populations.
His Qualification at the Telegram Of Queen Vic
toria-Congratulating France on Her
Victory Over the Commune
ItlEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. June 20, 1871.
Correspondence from Rome says that the Pope on
the twentv-nrfh anniversary or his Pontifcate re-
ceived Populations from all countries, even from
Poland At least 1000 delegates and 500 ladies
waited on HIM during the day.
REPLIES or THE HOLY FATHER.
The Pope in his replies 10 the con.
CALCULATIONS OF the foreign Populations said
he hoped soon to bear the cross through
the streets OF Rome without fear OF outrage.
To the French delegates he spoEe fecllngly OF the
situation OF France, aud congratulated them her
victory over the powers OF darkness. He was
eratifed at receiving the telegram from the Queen
OF England, IN which wishes Tor hi long life and
happiness were expressed.
THE roPE's GIFT TO TIE POOR
During the day the Pope distributed 5000 francs
among the poor, ana received magnificent presents
from the faithful throughout the world.
NsU rs TO THE VISITORS OF THE VATICAN.
Notwithstanding the precautions taken by the
police, the visitors. while their way 10 the yati.
can, were frequently insu ted by the crowds in the
streets. Many soldiers VINO had served In the Pom.
tincal army were arrested before the day OF the
festival to prevent disturbance.