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BrOwa's Bridge on the Big HUE l,urnr,

lSrOW"'s Bridge Oh the Big Hole Durnrd,
Joe A. Browns bridge across the Big llol,
river. I'm the Ryan and Deer Lodge road.
one Ut the very hes, bridges in the Terri
tory, was burned OF Thursday the U,l, inst.
The last train passed over it about II u. ~.
and the fire was discovered about 3 D. ~.
II Ina made such progress that IL WIS i'm
possible 10 save more than about 13O
feet Ut the north end, and u portion
Of the piers. The bridge was AS feet in
length, and most excellent structure. Mr..
Brown. We believe, intends 10 rebuild, and
IN order to 10 So will put up in = lottery
his famous cabinet Ut ores, fossils, and Gu
riosi'ies. the fincs, We believe in tho West,
aud ~Orth ~ least $4,000. Mr.. Brown has
bee" eleven years in making this collection.
commencing II In the Briggs mine, on the
Gregory, and 10 1t has been added spcci.
mems without number FROM Utah, Nevada
and Idaho, and u grea, many from Mon.
'sna-in which no collection begins To ri.
val II In the least degree. We forgot to
say that the bridge was burned through the
carelessncss Of some tcansters " smokers
who crossed the bridge. The bridge was
around bond from the house, the dav was
haxy aid though y.ne smoke was observed il
was thought Ia be nothing more than cma.
mated from soEe camp fire. C"zetis. 18th.
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MONTANA. SATURDAY. AUGUST II. 1872.


Buston, August IL -Tbc 7raseLr says
Greeley has written the following letter 10
one Of his friends i" the city:
BrsifSrsi Il. H., Aug H.
Dear Judge:-Yours of ',,e III inst finds
INC here. The news from North Carolina
did not justify The first reports; hut ii VIC
work hard am sure VIC will carry II in No
venber We shall carry New Hampshire,
Connecticut. New York and New Jersey.
This is the extent If our work III the Fast.
The rest will have 10 be done In the South
and West Yours. very truly,
HoRAcE GREELEY.
Dus3sr Oeeli.ss 0snAilaey.
Boston, August H. Gen. Butler in reply
to letter from John b. Alley, asking his
purposes and views in regard 10 the next
Governorship of Massachusetts,, says: In
view Of the importance If the national con.
test, shall not allow my name to be used
In the canvass for Governor. nor In any
manner u the dclrimcnt If the Republican
party.
Pseile Ceast
Salt Lake, August ia dispatch from
Fairvicw, San Pete county, says the In.
dams broke upon the herdcrs, shooting two
men and wounding several others, using
arrows.
The Central Pacific project 10 bu,ld road
from Toano to Tintic. is expected to bc
contaminated within twelve months
The Union Pacific proceeds 1t once Ia
iron and grade from their line to Coal.
VILE.
Reports from different sections Of the
Territory say the crops ars unusually good,
and no grasshoppers.
Receipts of orc from Little Cottonwood
arc greatly diminished. No orc from the
Emma owing t. the cave.
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COLLECTION OESTATLSTICS

We have found occasion, and just occs.
sion We deem It, to condemn some of the
acts Of tho seventh Assembly. They en-.
acted some go'd lsws-s number of them.
Among these On excellent one IL the act for
procuring statistics through the Assessors.
We notice the blanks for this purpose orc
being filed out, and It 10 desirable that each
sssessed person should make them o near.
" accurate and complete a his records or
memory will serve. The following data IL
contained In the blank and will give for
the Territory, If faithfully filed, valuable
statistical result The want of 1t has been
Iosg felt, for 20 utterly lacking has the Ter.
risosy been In reliable statistics, that We
hsve heasd II said pointedly but approxi>
matsly truthful, that II Granville Stuart
m few Others should die, It couldn't be
found out how many counties there ore IN
4ontans. Il provides for:
The number Of births and deaths.
No. Of ranches, wages paid, acres Of
wheat, rye, barley, oats, potatoes, buck
wheat, corn, cabbages, rulabagas and peas
cultivated, and the product In bushels or
pounds
The number Of placer mines, reduction
furnaces, mills, and The gross recsipts.
The number Of grist and saw mills, Tan.
yards, foaudriss, wagon manufactories,
shops, saddlesy shops, blacksmith
shops, and jswellss shops. and their several
products.
Meadow lands and tons Of hay; COWS, and
product; sheep, and wool shorn; fruit trees.
md product, ETC.. etc.
The forms Submitted this year arc for
1871, and win b continued each succeed.
ng year for The one preceding.
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MONTANA.

The drift Of new 9, since Mo nday, leaned
toward the election Ut Major Maginnis by
small majority ringing from Is to 200
votes. To-day it looks ~ If Clage,t las
carried the day, but the matter 10 yet in
doubt. and official returns may Ike neces.a ry
to determine the result. II the Montanians
have gone back on the only delegate who
ever did represent her in Congress, we shall
be surprised, in spite of the maxim that Ter.
rttories, like Republics are ungm,eful.-
CosjSHs Reporter TO-
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Where the Government Keeps II. tasI, In
New York.


New York.
Letter to the Rochester Democrat,
The sub rssury Office employs one hund.
rel clerks. all under charge of the sub.
treasurer, who is our chief tinancia! officer.
In fact. the chief employment of the treas.
ury ut Washington is '',o look after that in
New York." Almost nll the government
payments AID receipts are made he.c. Ey
cry day the gold received at the Custom
House for duties is wheeled up to the treas.
ury in common hand cart. The distance
Is about eight hundred feet, and the amount
averages $5o0,O0 The way they handle
specie in this institution certainly strikes u
stranger as free and easy in the extreme.
The bags, containing 5000 u peice, are
tossed to and fro rs though they held gravel
or br.ckbats, and the clerks cuuu, up g..
OO,OOO As easily and rapidly as = retailer
counts up his dimes and pennies. The safe
Is laIe r"om. say twenty feet square AMI
about fifteen high, with tiers Of iron doors
about three feet in length. rAnyin. one
above the other. These are full Ut bags
containing specie, and III set times they arc
counted, the surveyor Of the port Lsiny al.
ways present on such occasions. There arc
about $SO, OOO. Ooo Of gold and gr.rnlacks in
store here, aud to make the safe burglar.
proof the space next 10 the street is filed
with muskct balls, several thousand in mum.
her. Now, ii burglar sl'oul. yet through
the outside lie would mec. this hose mass.
which would roll out ON him and sufficiently
embarrsss his progress. The treasury con-
tains number Of experts in detecting base
coin. You may place = counterfeit, gold
piece in heap Of similar coin. and the
clerk will close his eyes, and pick uu, the
counterfeit Ly The sense Of touch. This
man cannot tell how he distinguishes. the
good from the bal. The faculty is hides.
cribablc. and can only be acquired by yea Is
Ut practice.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY.

The Board Of CAnvassess was IL sessions
yesterday. The day was largely occupied
10 oostestioE tho Js6sesoa precinct returns
upon which turns tho election Of Basks O
Evans = As0eesor Of this District Al ~
time Of Going b press We were unable %
odd any to The returns publisAed last
week.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1A0 Q1sst3sa 0sning He0o - H. Hast
Pttsburg, Aug. ia meeting Of work
ing men held At Allegheny City last night
organized party in opposition to the i'm
portstion Of Chinese coolie labor. Several
addresses were made This Is the 6st Of 1
series of meetings which will be held.
04Ae Washiagtsa
Sioux City. Aug. 12.-Sixty chiefs Of the
different tribes on the upper Missouri, in
charge of Assistant Secretary Cowan and
Commissioner Brup0t, will arrive here mex,
week en- route TO Washington. Sitting Bull
Is among the party, which includes repre-.
sentstives 1T oil the hostile tribes along the
line ut the Norther PAci6cn railroad.
IL 0snst tAas OiAntWG
Chicago. Aug. l2-The st Petersburg
7ises ut recent date published the result
ut the joint observations Of the Swiss asiron.
omcr, rlaniamour, and the Russian Profess.
Or, Bockh, Of the comet which appears n
have been observed By them separately and
nearly simultaneously, the one At Geneva
and tho other . st. Petersburg. Planta
mour went 70 81. Petersburg 70 Join Bockl,
In observation.
The Gazette aays shst Plantamour was
right when he asserted that the orbit OF his
comet crossed that of the earth In such Z
way ~ to necessitate collision Of the two
bodiea Dockh and Plantamour state that
there 10 no reason to disbelieve that the or.
bit Of the comet 10 strictly . paraboIa, aud
that on passing On towards the sun the new
and terrible visitor of the solar system will
smite the earth On August IL, with what
result, however, Il 10 impossible to forcssll.
When first observed the comet was far be.
yond the most distant point reached BY Nep.
tune. Subsequent observations show that il
10 moving with velocity Of about nineteen
miles = second, about The nate the earth
moves In IL orbit, and that early In Ausust
Il win b visible 70 The naked ere = 1 small
patch Of light twelve end half degrees
west q The Polar star; Il wlll Then become
more dissinctly visible end lhs tsil viii n
peea divided Into three paraa Thencefor.
ward, sasii tho collision aakss p,ace, II win
Inoesss In apparent sire md spjesllor. until
he light dis ths entire heavens, renderiss
he saass, 10 moon, end even 10 sss iuvis.
ID)a A. b the exact momsat % cooeace
Ihess = diaagEssasns between he ressk
lssivsd q By he asespaoners, Bockh eiv-
sg isas August -, q - nisuees y Sosr
o'clock r. n, 0rseswich tim. while Plan.
Amnnr n1aeea A. n h>R .,eA
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a43OG0 Gvg0Y 0AyV00AV
Saturday Morning, August IL. 1872.
Fer President II the Csited States
T.. 8. GRANT.
or ILLINOIS.
E,er Vice. President Of the Cnited Mates
HENRY WILSON.
or MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE TERRITORIAL vOzE.

The reported and Official returns 10 far
obtained show the following majoritics for
Delegate. The official count may reduce
Msginnis' majority
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the SCnUTTLER Waeops

ANNOUNCEMENT.
In ORDER to correct the false reports tina, hawai-.
freely circulated by parties interested in u,u,,,
business. that all NY stock Of Wagon M,,.,i., ="
destroyed by fire. October 9th. 1871, inyi. nj, H.
VINO may nave M opportunity to call and cy,mna ''N
stock. at the following places. viz: "e N!
Warchonsc. ~ aud ~ south Clinton S,,cs
Lumber Yard. cor. Monroe and Clinton s,n.,.
Lumber Yard. ~ to ~ South Clinton Stree, ''
Lumber Yard, TO to 1856 West Adams Stree,
All outside the burnt district. where l sin t,,.
thoroughly seasoned stock Of lumber Tor ~" "'''
$4,000 Wagons yet on Hand
and am daily addin: to my already large .,oes .,
material which will warrant me In saying ,ha, i,,'
stock VI Wagon Lumber superior to any anil "
manufacturers IN the Northwest. WY '"' Vii
For further information address
p. SCiIUTTLER,
~ Monroe st., Chicago, III.
Or GEO. 4. Lowe
COrinne. Utah.
'"' I'm ISAAC ADAMS,
Helena. Montana
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froa the Missoala Piosscr. Augart 10
The surveyors have completed tbs loca.
tis,n ut the North Pacific Railroad on tho
line ~ the Snake River u Cow Greek. Pre-.
Iim'"asy lines are nav being run from Cow
Greek !" llansman's Creek, near ito juno.
iiou with the spokane River. On the com.
plction "f the work to the point named
further preliminary surveys will be made
up the Spokane, via ths Great Falls, 10
Pen d'Orc;llc Lake Parties who are in
position 10 lsc posted, inform u that y large
town must necessarily spring up on the line
vt the road somewhere In The neiyhbor.
hood Of the Lake, and that this 10 to be the
great town Of the interior. Persons who
arc secking for new town sites will make =
nsIte.
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l. A N ID l. N TRIES
O'l3ANNON y wOOnv
~ j. OBANNON. +. II WOODY,
Deer Lodge. Mi.soul
VIII attend to MI matters relating to entry of pu
lands IN Deer Lndgc aud Missoula counties Wrh.a
township Pafs and Abstracts OF all hlpgs and entire.
AN PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES At
HELENA RATES
M Gnr l. now Connected with me- IN ,hs
Land Business IN this County.
Can always hc found ut the District Clerks oac.
Deer O. H. OnANyoN
Lodge, June, 20. 1874 lXu
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NOTES or THE DAY.

Milwaukee will ship over 'wefv m''''""s
bricks this year
New Hampshisc consumes the least to-
Race" IF my Of the s'a'''
The Michi..r s'a'e ri on convicts have
l,ecn sentenced H. n e.. sc Of scientific lee
lures.
Micligsn 10. recently followed rail
roa train thirteen miles and ovcrt"nk It ~
last. His master Wa on the train.
l. is run,,reti :h,t George W. Chi Ids the
millionaire newspaper man in Philadelphia,
is negotiating for one of the lcadirg New
York journals.
Saranac. Mich, has u lady weighing G7s
pounds and baby year old weighing -
pounds.
The New York Herald. claimed by the
Liberal Repub ocra.s, still supports Grant.
The number Of inhabitants on the island
of japan is 20, 704, s97.
The rebel guerrilla Mosby has accepted u
challenge 70 fight II duel from DR.. Withcrs
of Salem. Virginia. Both parties have been
put under bonds, but it is reported they
will fight at B!adcnssurs.
A Jewish Rabbi namel Browne, "f Ev.
ansviIle, Indiana, l,As sued David Aeinman,
also Jew, for 5000 for Islander, in
saying that he closed lecture by invoking
bcnedictOn in the name Of Jesus Christ.
tits to b, noticed in connection with Mil.
sons wedding that the husband. Rouzcaud.
who was Roman Catholic, stands sclf.ex.
communicated, haviH. been married in M
Episcopal Church. Nilsson herself was
brought up Reformed Lutheran.
The million,h yard Of cloth was turned
out ut the Nashville cotton mills last week,
or fraction over five hundred and sixty.
eight miles Ten Thousand yards per day
arc now man ufacturcd.
A Chicago bridegroom is reported to have
worn "a diamond pin in his shirt bosom
and . ssr'l"nyx smile on his brow"
John Potts. the lately deceased chief clerk
Of the War Department. had been rs years
In the service, and for more than 20 years
chief clerk; and Stanton was wont to speak
of him as 'perfectly incorruptb!c" His
wife and daughter are IN Europe, Miss
Potts being engaged in marriage tn Rus.
sian gentleman now ut St. Petersburg. lie
has two sons, one in the army and the other
in the navy.
The Democratic Jackson Association ut
Washington is abbreviated by paper Of
that city into Dem Jack Ass.
1t is estimated that two and \ half mill.
ioa s.Oves will be manufactured in this
country this year.
The United States has now q. 600 miles
of completed railroads.
According 10 the latest census there are
in the United States g. 40 persons to every
dwelling.
lowing to the peculiar arrang cement of
the programme, no piece can bc repeated"
was the answer Mr.. White received from
'andlady with whom he boardcd) upon Us
king for second piece Of pic at dinner
1t is now ten years since tho abolition Of
scrfdo;n in Russia, and 50 successfully has
this progressive movement resulted that
EVEN the nobility indorsc the grand idea
A Boston paper states that Charlotte
Cushman cleared s55. 600 last Year.
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Mnyinni's majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
IN EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENE

BROOKLYN CONTRACTORS AND OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH REDUCING THE WATER
SUPPLY OF THE CITY IN ORDER TO SECURE
THE CONTRACT FOR BUILDING USELESS
RESOIRvOIR-AFFIDAvIT OF AN EMPLOYE.
A report of a subcommittee of the Com
mittee Of Fifty Of Brooklyn published Saturday,
which charges VIM. A. Fowler of the Water Board, and
VIM C. Kingsley, superintendent of the Brooklyn
Bridge with procuring the contract for the Hampstead
Reservoir under false preenses Of short supply of
water. The report states after preliminary account
Of the Water Works. that June a. 1870 the Chief
gineer submitted plans TO the Water Board estimating
the cost at s1,4O0OO0. On the 9th of the same
month the Water Board sent TO the Common
Conncil a communication favoring the plan, and
this communication referred TO the Water
and Drainage Committee, who reported favoraby,
and the report and accompanying resolution
adopted at by vote Of IT TO in the arma-
tive. August %, Mayor Kabheiseh vetoed the same
and the 26th OF September he sent 10 the Common
Council request that all action should be stayed until
the subject could be examined. On the 7h Of October
the Mayor Common Council and invited guests visited
the Water Works, as will be seen hereafter
Much bas1 been said about the used to prepare
the public nnd for this vast outlay and especially 10
influence the Common COuncl 10 override the Mayors
The afhdavit of M Mcdonald this subject is
Sac q Ees Ysf County Of Kings cy Of Brooklyn ssGeorSe
W McD0rsd bePs duly opposes and reside Cypress
sGI ensnnt Of and Con u Ses connected wih toe Water
wes have kn9~e william G. h5gley o. BreaB several yesi
Kngey tod than the water getting ker Low IN the Water
W0s and adtt would hsNe BE- bui IOd
needed the removal Of le old mills the that Feds The Hemp
ms remain ale time keep
greater lsr o. fhe escaped and Mr
kgey said thy bad beet considering ~ ihe
building laIgt rssfgoT at 1he head og the Hemp
stead PoDf 1uliug OF tfis lie
gwen % hin and be would give pieas Of tie
ork il Neg tes age job This yesrs before be was
Tased ahmrg the w0t afkei bin 4 Hoses Lane Chef
E eer Son he getaneL st tins quesso because eeBsdere
be Eiing 0fk uud
Ksseg ts Mr Inuf Hol and Jela
ali Samuel fIe0 present uannber would be bic
Die csrgs that Hr Lane born
man ane would aoE Kugsr) ome E7gD or
$4,000 yIch ff he for mCsofk oa The HaiR i dOuu ~
4 Atlantic ssf,. eailei : " sece1l main.
Danny ~ ioig L. i1se eQu Us potilfI miiag
bg ihe ragIA cnhig ~ ut sell lai t4e
oa mi ne eng Wol8 nave 20 b. spp uv4nsJj found IN
ssiiJI ~ nfd Foll 90 up .oa oB
Tie cJngl lg- ee Dad M aiI sasLF ssste-gsie
N dcugl nat ur HfT n. hi tf deep ael ]
De Gs91fflepibs
JchA Saith Nrrllaa o. Ksgssy had chags a, this tine Of
be Uf gaf al tlfe ldsy a ne ImpseAd. akWe Val
ej buesm Ponds a,~afs hn atoA days
oio Hlfbff lt spefd Jauhi2 bth d lle
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
GRIMES AID cAsuALT1Es-BY TELEGRApI

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
jose Cuyrel was hanged at San Andreas, Cal,
Friday, for murder
....Danel HOdgedOn was killed at Exeter N H.,
Saturday. BY falling dernek He leaves children
Morgan Karn of Boston, a railroad laborer was
kn Saturday afternoon by an incoming train within tie city
The eoal-ol works of Stuart a. Hunt in Isling-
tOuHs Philadelphia, burned yesterday morning Is
$4,000
The Apache Indians attacked Hughess rancho.
at Camp eude Arizona Jane and Killed aud siam
peded the cattle.
Judge Gray Of the Supreme Judicial Court
Bosiou bal one Of hs bEB, Saturday morning while getting
OA oibis eauiige
IA fire occurred in Ivory Block, at the corner of
Resen and Pseo-sts Cohoes Saturday afternoon. Tho loss
hmoalted 10 abe.t $4,000
"A young man named Mccormick, about 25
SatursJ,
delberatly dfowBaj bimsetL
..A frain offreight cars, from Cape Cod to Boston,
got OF the itsck at Tfcut 60 act Watson ani
TIE h5AksIlen we're badly injured.
... Charles Seoor, employed in Weeks tin-box
heoy a AhsJ onghn e machinery aaturay, aLl
badly injured Thai bs hs hGespared Of
IA man named KirkwOod was numbered in
ftbur Pnn on Fhay Sgh, By DAVID faHle beeAIse be -
used Flanders sister The aur has not yet bees arrested
James WynchOn, living irf the Highland Dis
tnc Boston while under the Influence FdaT night Ieek
s{ hrd pistol street severely nVlDdng ghbOrs
Iau9bi'T hbs heihe kesIJoR. lie was ,HeseL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
POLICE NOTES.

fire on the second floor of No 145 Maiden-lane,
yesterday damaged the stock o Nehemiah D. Cook, oils,
$1,000
Ellen Collins age 81, Of No 347 Madison-st, was
severely by poson Of Aeosene lamp Saturday and
del, yesterday
Robert James Pouten of No 205 Eighth-ave. died
from oesw Saturday, eauseb hs RAINING needle INTO hs foot
several weeks sgO.
At the Tombs Police Court James OlIara was
by Scott yesterday charge Of attempting &c, Gre to
The stable No. - Debrosses-st
Lucius Quatroz age 16, IN Italian barber, Of No.
% Pue attempted suicide saturday BY shooting himself IN the
head causing dangerous wound.
John Looney. age 35. of No 242 Chenyst., while on
board the lighter L. Miller lBg az Pier No. ~ r. fell into tie
nver' yesterday, and Was drowned
Thomas Dmlay, age 49, of No Sl3 East sixteenth
Accidentally shot In the nek YESTERDAY BY Thomas kenHey
ase -, Of No. ~ kaE Twenty -anh-sL
A small boat containing several persons was run
dorH on n b. the schooner L. uineyi yesiefy and
John aTby boy Of MabeDst, near bIoome Vas drowned
The body Of a man horribly mutated was discOy-
tre loK tie Zip foot VI BetunesL htiia The bead
had tie night above e elbow The
len arn bad bcch cot Of al the wriii
Steven b. Babcock, Wall ST. broker, charged with
having rrsensd fsse andasis procure Am,rean
vrssels held nataniy Coisioner Bets F3OOO
ttSsalt the action Of the Grand jury.
A. sail boat containing Richard NJ. Qululan. john
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24

tho onorat,ves have taken unfair ADVANTAGE IA
tn,y al the time they have large contracts W III -,
rcS,lv the empoycs that they haNo III,
, srcc the massage OF the Eght-hour law,
their empioyers to operate on inc I.lshV
r Man and that unless they had improves, III lne oP
1oTtnnifv when orders were waiting 70 Do
ptH csver have obtained any concessions whatever
vi tbaf N the employer s so reluctant 10 srant tol
3o acbf bnurs now Still more VIII he hesitate W kr"nV
g. 80 them when business Is dull. .
onv of the house-smiths who have been seb 10 wvia
nj. eight hours have been told by their employers taV
.o N In no discharged their CONTRACTS are
sIca unless tho employees shall In the future resume
,rork unon the Ten-hour system. Many large mathhv-
sbops prominent among which is f1otcher, hhIson N
co.'s have agreed 20 increase the wages OF the
but insist upon the latter working 10 70
pay them one-and--quarter days wages lor ~ nous
work Some of the engineers at hrst agreed 10 tne
terms but subsequently, refused TO work on any Otner
terms except the eight hours with 10 hours pay
Harrison Co told the who struck that the one OF
additional nav for hours would last only nnt fIuy
last and as the have not yet returned 70 wOlh
Arm say that will pay them hereafter only ~ hous
pay for 10 hours work , s..,o.,r 90 an
There are agents the international Society OF Ion
don and Paris in this city who said 70 De Wornh
asiduously sustain the men nther eh0r's ~. oS 80
ance and who are furnishing them Win alu; tns ~ az a
dition TO the money contributed by tnelf M , h
men i'm this citv has enabled the men 10 hOd our HUH
than was ANTICIPATED, and In some cases the con-
TEST has TINS become one of nvividual capital against
monev Contributed from a thousand sources. -,
In addition TO the losses sustained py the coaon-
makers there should be added the S9OOO Whlcn oe
No Is nf brewster Co. whOhave heretofore cOnuucten
fber works on the cooperative plan, had agreed 70 III
vide among the the LIST OF July, as their tenh VI
the profits of the business but which they now re'"