The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-10-26

N'-N A''''' i''fA'A A~Alih AAN i'ull'AAtAA NphA
rAny, At No. II Chamber OF Commerce
The houses have large commodious lots I,
each aui arr pleasantly situated within one o.
two biocAs uf tur depot at Washington
Heights tul 'igo. r 4 ark u the agent.
THF Hok,a DISEASE What Is known a,
the IFS .rt... Disease, anon. horses, - Great
u- l.it, 4 ~ sa-Ion among our livery stable
keepers. city passenger railway lines and
others interested IN the care Of horses III,
fearful havoc 70 Is making In New York and
u'h "a tern cities has created feeling Of
rrc'sines here, which is anything but pleas
aH-. X Is even rumared that il has made ia
appearance IA the stables Of one OF our street
car lines
MAsrKE Cornelius . Lrary, son Of the his
touc female whose COW and Kerosene lsnp
came near Transforming Chicago into a modern
Sodum last October. was arrMgned before
Justice Ncully on yesterday, charged with
brardishing concealed weapon ~ the ter
roy Of numerous other boys lie was assessed
-, which is the first instalment Of the
OIeary family toward paying the debt il owes
the CITY the total OF which ioots up about
SoOO. OgO. $50
kiGHr Hours FuE PLAsrEEERs. The boss
ri stcrers hell a meeting On Saturday even
Ins, a which time the question q eight hours
81 day work, was unanimously agreed
upon The Journey men plAsterers met on
IUgp-tt III AL Ian fha
"1s discussed. and as iar As we can understand,
'"e action II the bosses Was endorsed, 50 that
uSht h"Vf- Ii ho" the standard u day :
"'IA "'th u. stone raSons' hH'kiayers and
f'.'S''' .' MI It'll
IHE NHIE STAR Li>E We again
tase llt'> .rr 90 ,s'!.as the attenton Of our
r.,.c-. fe ta. -f...lr Al aatA-,s oHrr.j IN
a.. W .'-. '''.'' '-'''' 10 nus l.''''"s'i''
Ii,
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"',le It'll P'7''i'eo M i'''S At IS
10" Is '""se 'HeFeu 10y any other Responsible
'' ''la'S lIh'. AZ necessary information can
De obtained Il applying a. W south Market
street i''h tae ohising agent a i"gergFen'
hs4-
H"w lHET do lr W hile standing ou the
street corner a Re" days ago. We overheard a
conversation between ~" mcu' 0'He "i "Ao-n
We took I" "t biiiii"s contractor 'hc-rh-
lns the h'cAlaycrs stHSe. me contractor
s"ld that ht e"uid noi see NJ" the deuce #
was 'n"' 'A' "l''." GOV ''S many OF the ne"
''ui''s - ING '''9SeS anu ne 'e1i1" '''es "'uin
u'''''' Il H'.''lH - II -''lN, III 1'Oi'i II
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taken into union yylrs- -r.r.. a.rl .... i-gtL
~. 50 gentlemen IL. Il,.ht as well lower
YOUR dignity inst AS last.
va il'''' rus Dali nus jail "liiNN
''s'''' II 4i'-''
''s' l"ciII' a-let.f ~ "Ae n 0HF .'ii1Nt ''
the season I- banner Ii the union wAs sus-
pended from the east side ut the hall. and the
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','o INC J's ANU 'e'i IS ''.' I'''r''e lance
Of the evening, nearly all IA the room particI
patIug In III a match uE vas danced
IL Mis- ANN, o-Rri., ,,5 N,.t.- N,u,s
=,
- '.'' ~ i''io' il1'i 'l tHe PIl4e
:" mar "a was We refrain from stating though I
" might say there was little heart in the
way NJ, MN Howard mad. himself mite
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'''''0 ''i''''7 '''- '''''0' "'i' many Ian "ie
Is indebted t. hlm for partner. Mr.. VIM.
OBrien was TIL lion II the evening and his
fair s,,,pss Vii Y, Fiji Y, small yL,rs III admir-
alton. For soclbIlIty and conuuallty, TINS
ball has not been SURPASSED this season. ana
A. H.. same +ir,o ,53. ,,.+.-,.Il,. J., IL.
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