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E+NtH Dun
@Iunbeieentbum an 9ittle SampfeabfraBe.
Rratt uno in yolse etnes Deirets bes areisSerIGte
Der 6taot Baltimore miro Der unter5ethnete ale Sers
matter Quf of entliner4uftioH amYlaBe auf 6rsitaa,
ben %. Nut 1873, sead,mittass A nbr, sum Ser'
sas san,e Srunffiid, NIT Sarauftebeneen
DISQUALIFICATION, in Der Stabt Baltimore sele9tn
unb bsibrieber, ME tolst:
On Der 0orboff.tts Der sittle 6ampfeae Hrake, In
Der Sntfernuns pon "a SUI I 3oa peitlI1 pon DER
sISmeit. Sde Ser 2ittle Sampheao. uub SalasnroBe
anionseno, bann norbli6 parallel nit Dalasltrage
IS Euk bis an Die gtoroisite elmer 4 SUB bretten vi:
leu aebsno, oann fusitlid ldnss beia8ter 4lep, nit
Dem standardization @ebraude uno Yrlolle9len II
TuB, bcnn luriiGi parallel nit OolasfraBe u%nseldbr
IS 5ub bis on Suite Sanpit, aSitroBs uno Damn oltItG
an 6eiastCr Stro6s II 6uB bis gum 4nIan9e.
Die DISQUALIFICATION SIR. So, Sittle odnpftcao-
Srase, befteben in einrm euts ebaut,n Pa ftodI9en
sir9eiiteinernen Sauie Il. iinO einem laprll1enStunoS
ANS BON $lo unterporien.
De acknowledgement limb: Gin 0ritttbeil tonr,
bet 3feIt in 6 uRo II Wtonaten, e0er 4ues badr, nab
btm Setie0en oes Sduiers. Die @rsottbn9luE9su
3infen trasenb unb our 3uiticoenbeit ees SerDalters
seiitcrt.
Serpis s. Rubiuion, Jun. Sertpalter;
gamuel O.. tSoper q SDhns, Mutt.
Suoof : gde Der Suuz unO GapettsitraBe.
THS 9 I 4 4 = On Al
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0urd g. s.. SoDer S SObne.
gsa Herualters<8erfauf

SbpmGS N. s,ifHn, anpaIt;
@amuel q. Spper s SDbnes Autt.,
100 20 ~ Gih=N ifz@ de her @Qhs unb fauettettr.
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Sn bermietbeu.
Hu Ocrmictben.

fij Die sauIsr Sri. 225 uno 227, Rorb . Gronts
ETGge, AZ $40 ieoas. Shp4. Siu,
(7gD) Ste Der fSanette. uno st. Baulftr.
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Su Deruttctbcu.

Der sroSe slpsn SIR. 50. Saltim oresr., ncbe1.
on Der OiIcc osS u2orreipoEecnter, iii pom l. WGr8
an auf turie Deer lan9e 3elt btlts 81 prnietben.
Ysdr melos iid bel i. 8aiHe, nstenaa Gem SGben
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%. Wpoer & Eubne, Wilt
Siooi<SGe Der SAP uno 6apetteItraBi
(t07 O t22H
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WaiisnqeriAts zSsrfauf.

EFm5 SatleHYett9!b> Noeeluui.
E.:l Sn Jolse zines Scfsbles ots DaiiengsrihtS
tWr ole Stabt Salttmore neroen Die untertettneten
4omtuiitratuten Don gBitpelm @hinn ouf rfientlt6er
Iuttion aui Dem Slate, Str. 284, 9o3nionfraBe,
Reitielte, iibtit pom Sort'aoenuc, auf bsute,
Den s. Ytal 1873, q q d mItta8s A ubr, ner=
fauieu.
9as aan;e GrunSaii9 in Glib Baltimore aele=
gen, ON Der 5obnIonitrdbe 10 6u6 brat n it elmer Z isLe
BON 50 fsuB, bs on cine %un9elGbr l6 5uS hrette VII
lep. init einem 2. ftodieen bo Is eruen 8 auie,
einitodiser .iessliteinerneralhs uno %b0I5ernen Stole
bebaut. Der Nlds III elmer idlrliden S~runamietbe
BON $22.3 30 in balbtGbdiden 3a5Iungen unterlporten,
uno lit perIef6e, Delder in cIner nnterpabtur9 Don
Sos. s.. Sduopop on Sfinrid 9binn uno anoerc.
pom 26. 0iGrS 1861 balitt uno in 9iber u w 9tr. 1903
Sol. 800 II. {. NJ. siuqetrdstn, beihrteben fptro.
acknowledgement: Saariahlun9.
gfIdaavc u. Sattss, laominifra'
eliza Guen Gbiun,) loren.
Merepn, 3bpmas & Gump., duff.
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Su %berfaufen.

xi3- Oas 8:fodiee Rotnbous SIR. 249, Rorb.
Sono', aDtibsn Dtaoiion@ uE6 @berpitraBe. Brsts
$3.50. = NnhSuirasen in Tr. fs6, SueiNl Dab
nan, bel WtEiuIpu q Sructr, t1O-z)
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1dmPg UairuG

adtunesoou bena6ribtigt ieine Breunoe uuo Runoen
Der frIPeren Gtrma Guis s. Cairns, oQs er Den
SorratR bee alien Birma mad isinem neueu 9as
aerbauie
SIR. IS, SibsSaDffrage,
Dem ~grfteu NatiouaG=8 antee6iuoe" eegcni6er, aez
btabt bat, noielbf CT it6 bamG6en miro, btefcTte
ltberaIe unterrlsuHe, UeIde Ger irubereu 6irmQ Su
8betl tDuroe, gu ueroieneH.
Seit beinate so SGbren baben be cIten5irmen bon
SoRn Sopb & So3u, Sobn Sops, @uis & Cairns
Gi0er unO GiocrzGfig
cine Spe8ialitdt in ibrem Seiddite eeriadt, unb be-
rem ytatfoIser fueroeu, mic fruber, 6ieiem @ei6dftss
stueise beionbere aufmertiamteit niomcn.
Die f%einfteu importirten zBeinens Sranntz
Deine, @eneuer, 2oHoon uno Dublin Broom
Stouf, @6ottIidbe 3le, iorpie Die befeH siubeiz
mii6eH DtalB 9iqueure in Slaiten unb ~FSdfern.
@roceriesSdben uno Briuatfami(ten out li6erale
8ebtnguHgen %uerioret.
agsnrlr far 9S. @aHep s Comps. uorSieItdes
philadelphia 4Ie unb gorter. (Sulil7, l2TRt)
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61uier Ill ~nerfaufeft

sSiiR in aQen 3 beiIcn Der Staot tets on Scno, 8pls
fdZI pier unb tim bunoert, iebr biui9; louts onb
@tusiebuna ron &Iunosinien uuo Sausmietben, mas
prompt uno rintis neior9t miro our1
Geprs Sort,
Sri. l02, 9ougbz, alDiiben SroaofuGp
unb BonbtrdBe.
s- Serrer ic6s SduIer in etspttraBe, bon Rr.
52flhis I4I (EprIli 80 Utte)
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~ MilmingtOH. R.sG.
Ask SaIbD0dP " zoe 2tuie.
@6 ta1tgut"c 90 sGib dHgsnummeu
am Susbe6' QuGu, Gde Der Sigbt= NM GseitraFe.
Die Baltimore : Southern Damp 1raRsportQ.
ttcUs . Comp, " befGbt aus Den Ecm2I6ifen
-. =. Solep," @Gn'. ) arb 8. Frice;
syebead Gtpc' Set s. 9bl(csi
Lucille" Capt. Snb- Q. Bennett.
Sds OGmptibIIt ~Suc lie" Atnlmt IgBt Nraht
Elm uro Ulr0 am gGmaGs, Ban 10. gtai, RQt,
mittGos I ubr, GbgCbeH.
Die SGmptiQlrt Uerlafen teben Saieu SiDci T'cl
no6entli1 uub oerbiHosu I'D in Dumingtou mil
Der ngDhrHln9tonzS olumbia= Guguita'C," car ngEu,
mIn9ton 0eltoUer, Der "&llmlugton 9bOrlottcz
Gutbttt1roer SIienbGln" unh oQen auihluBluicr ;
Gnb nut BEN orti 8ampiersSIuisu nab SauetteutQe.'
SurtgSbenoe 6radtbltcie pcroGu nab alien Bunt.
ten in Roroz uno Sdo'@GroIina, Georgia uro aln'
bama aus9efeQt.
Gra6t9uteI Dtrbentdqlib auocnommeu uub Fronts
RGtGn 10 0ili9, ais tai irgeuo tiutr anoern@irie ocs
ra1,iIt. BeriQerungtU Dtr6cH 81 a 8ro5. ~efiCttuTt.
Begen 5rGbtrlLen, GlGltIlutioHGH Il. Gu6ererlls.
tunit DeRoe mau f6 an
n. .. GpSduE, GgCuttH, BiImiueton, nc;
Mnore1oS & Comp, Gcucrdl- a9cnteu,
(Stt.5-) Vr. 70. Smiths NGrftg.
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Yu perfautsu.

-kSiL Dos aerdum,s &c bopp,Ite Nobnbaus Rr.
465, Mef=gom6aroarase, etn iebr empieblsnstuerlbea
GiaeutpuT, aui ltitts Sseirsnnscn. NdbsIs aas'
tuujt bel Sinass s Saraeont,
l62-l Rr. 80, 9efinstons, nabs &borlesarose'
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Waijengeribtsz Vcrfanf

M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MlV pom einem
Wo9nbauIe an Der WationitraBe.
Ter nnter3cidnete, NbmintfrGtor Ger oerfOrbenen
gntlie @rtfin pirb aui SefeEl oee GBoiien9eriGts
fir Die Sta6t Baltimore Srcita9, ben 8 Viat 1873,
Hahmltaas 3 ubr, Gm FlaB', Gles rd6ftebeno be-
ihrlepeu emptebleueD ertbe Srunbet9entbum perfaus
fen, nimlid:
Nas aanje 6runSHiiR NIT Standardization,
on br StoieIte Der NSatioultraBe, Is 6uB brett uHo
45 fsus tief; Damn petli6 Is SUP bis Gn cine II Gu6
brcile a1eo.
Ole @ebuulidfsttsn 0r. II, @ation StraSe, be.
itcben In einem 9ut9Cbautfn q itodlgen 1~te9elftei'
$3.50.
SertGuisbsoin8unsen Boar5obluns Cine Gin
Ba9Iurg uon $lG0 mus BERN 3auIe 9emabt fpereeH.
&amusl IS Guu
@cminiItrator Der psritorbenen @miiie griffin;
l061I &amueL B. IGposr Is &phne. Nufi.
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0onhfeGe in 6sma4nzGnunt.

NUHDIIeHt III USUu uHH
en-. Al uertauieu, ooer eeaeu @i8enthnin IN per
ssI& sluot ur sutnu'hen. 9l2 dter eano nape eqs
iesOtIe ,iessIftiHCrnes Boor bans. 40 fus ots't,
wa6isn unb bswdfiett. Sob. e5.eun = SO.
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MGI Sin Wobnb1ue NIT 7 G6er 9Gro unc notbl9e
Ne5fusebduoe, rabe Dem Stlscn<Ydrt uno inner
halb Der Stlbtsrense. 9iebt cine Iep'rittt iber ee
sunSe Stcbt. @ut iLr etnsn g serbieraarlen 9ele9e1.
cpbn aolcnn d Spmp.,
1917 SIR 4. st. RCultrnRe
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IN (siue jdl1oe Warf..0anDifcQe

S6T a adern nit Sbitsarten unb GusseDGblteT
Erllhteu, ausgeseihnstem Wopnbalie, Sdeuls UNI
Etaluns, wslue lest iebr el9tebls lit. gu p%ertGutsr
hsrt5 .. EB. Gppfe, Err. ., kan Suiicinss-'
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IN SQltpHJ
Su Tolee Der Autoritdt, entbGlten IN ttntr Spoo<
tibet pom SobanR 9eore RoBmard an ben i" 0eitlIteu
Baltimorer Suuoerein SIR. l." pom %. Suli 1865 oGs
tirt uno in ben 9ppotbefs 3Gnf sardtoen non SGlttz
more.@ ountn in 4lbPr s. &. w., Nr. 80, Vol. 20,
cling strageu, wirb Der lnter3et6ncte onI ofendi9er
Mutton an Srt uRb Stfle in canton Montdg, cen
IL. Wail873, Hahmtttass 4 ubr pettaulen.
bas ha6fpIStnb bsid,riebene StSentbun on
| Der 5ioieite BON O'DourelftrGBe, in eIner Sntier=
fsrnune BON so tSus bon Der Sde ODER ateujuna Der
Sitie'te Der SritteusS sra6e (iule ne 90. + brett aus
asieat in mt Ger @ioiette Der S'Donnelfra6e ans
~ianeenb unc oann oitlit lGu9s o. OonnelitrdBe 5O
SSuk aebeno ; oann i'm re6ten Binfel iii6ltb uno pc
raae( NIT Der Dritten StraBe 100 6uB o4nn I'm
rehten WinteI peftlib uHo pIIahel nit otr DC
| neltraEe 80 G5uB bis sur ilosltltben Sde etnes Don
Der Is antonz Is ompasnie" an Conrad 5srio9 perpath-
teten 9runntides /; oaIn n0roli6 Lungs bet oitilben
| 2tnte les eenanutcn 9runbftides 100 SuB bis sum
Infangspunfte. o
Sas Srunoitiid ii einem ii5rli6en i5infe bon so
unterporien unb nit etnem 9rpRen SlersSeuef
uebff SubebDr hebaut. "a,
8rtauistc9iugunsen-Die SGtfte boar, ben RsT
in Dionlten init 3inien pom Ssrtau stage ar. no
ten mt senisenber SI6erbett mliisn fir Den StbuIo'
Seuaa eeoeben DeroGn.
"The Baltimore Eastern Building Association
No. ~ SupotbetzSHbGber;
ShpmdS N. 6tifTn, Iupalt;
Samuel q. Spper S SDbue. Autt.,
| TOo 20 AZ Giih=O ff-S de Der % Qnz unD dQuettetr.
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fsTs Gilmsrcfr., spiiden MalbcrrBs
EMiI unN 2dcdtOndfrnEe.
sSss Hu ncffnuieu pDer III DerlnietGcn.

Vifr bitf6 %aebauts Wobnpduler. 3=hotI9e Sront:,
2sh0diqe ctIrersebduee nit alsn mobsrnen Serbei=
Ronctssosluneeu. Jpbu 4lenu S Sony.
iSS- gr. 4, st Slul5iru6e.
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III SeHentiiGer Scrfaaf
grunbjtnsfretem Gigentbum
bcute , ben 8. NiGi. 1873, Radlmittdas B ubr.
9as qan5e @runoI it'd SIR. 100 on Der Siioieite Der
@.h=Sua6e, 10 i5us s 3oll brett uno nit 9lsibmdBtz
ger Sreite 60 Rub tieI !; beb1ut nit einem 5ztodtseR
seacIff in ctnen IL pbnbanfe nit -ftUd9em 5tegels
i%tsintrnen 9tntcrgtbGuoe. Npbert Stoutss
Sa6iuaIter oe5 &igenttiirlers /;
NOS-1Ol &dn;ncl y. (5oner 4 Sobne, Nult.
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IA PORTE IND, UNION-NO "a,
i \ meets on the first saturday q every month.
Tristan Nienlann President Joseph SuehBrek vice
pres. Louis SigmAn. IN. and rec sec. Chas Trader
treas. Lafayette Steel. Warden; Theodore Bsrechel
sec, boz S07.
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stone the sentence, My house shall be
acknowledged hls literary deficiencies, aud
IN order that he might make no mistake,
he asked for an exact copy Of what was
wanted. The clergyman icing in some
what vi hurry. and having a ANAL pocket
Testament with HIM. took it out, and
opening to the t~enty-hrst chapter Of
Mathew. and pointing 10 the thirteenth
verse, lac said
81 There. my man, you have it Just as We
want IT,
The craftsman took the book, and the
clergyman went hls way.
The dedication ~ the church was post
poned week to await the finishing touches
Of the capstonc Ii Was done IN time, anu
raised to its place, and the CONSERVATION of
the good minister and his companions Of
the committee can be better imagined than
described, upon beholding how literally
viii a vengeance the workman had copied
the text Of Scripture. Commencing at the
point designated by the clergyman, he had
re produced the whole verse, SO that ths
stone bore upon its face the startling SEN
teuce
My house shall be called the house of
prayer, but We have made it a den Of
thieves
There was further postponement Of the
dedIcatory services, and in the end the
lower half Of the capstone was adorned
with a network Of chiseling and clippings
not contemplated in the original plan.
L,tg.r.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS.-UmOn & 4g
- meets The first Tuesday u each month a ~.
Springfield House, No ~, West State 81 PRED
Rueler. pres y J. Miller, vice prsst. Henry HAnr
m s1c, v. u. Chase, sec. a treA. JA.YL
Arens. cor lock boz a
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Rents.

1t is with no intention Of being sensa-
tional that We assert, the landlords OF New
York are robbing the working people Of
nearly If not quite all, their hard earned
wages Ia making the assertion We sim
pin state a truelsln which We propose TO
substantiate by IndispItable facts.
Take for instance, the average yearly
expenses of mechanic, upon whom the
support Of family rests, and We nnd that
they are far IN excess of the aggregate
wages These expenses it will be borne in
mind are only such as necessItate demands
and do not include the little incidentals
which 60 FAR towards making life tolerable-
For example. the average pay Of mechan-
ic does not exceed 500 per day and hls
average time IS not more than 2Us days out
IF 800. or S72S il all, while the necessary
expenses Of himself and family foot up AS
follows:
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CIGAR MAKERS

/ IICA, ". Y.-Union meets On the third
- Tuesday u each month At their hall FFunkLn
SQUARE D. Loughlrn, pres, 70 Miller It + Psaers
vice pre- 5. NAnLear treas Jacob Irion. m ~
InomAA Porter, rec sec Cha. RAdeek, cur sec , boz
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WIT AND WISDOM.

CORNISH people have always been, until
brought INTO close contact III later years
with the rest ~ the world by the railway,
very unsophIsticated. During the Crmean
war lady went INTO a shop in Penzance to
purchase groceries While She was there
am old woman from the country came in
and asked FIR some candles, for which she
had to pay a higher price than usual
Why should you ask more FOR the
candles than ! have always paid " she en-
quired.
Its owing tn the war. said the shop
keeper, II that the price l. raised, for can
dies are becoming dcarer.
" LOr CALCULATED the poor old woman,
holding up her hands. Wen. ! never
knowed afore that they tight by candle
light Well to be sure n
Now, johnny said venerable lady
to her six-year-pld nephew, Who was per
slstently denying an offence nt which she
accused HIM, Il know you are not telling
me the truth ! see It IA your eye Pull
ing down the lower hd NJ the organ that
had 50 nearly betrayed his want " vvraci-
ty, Johnny exultIngly replied i You can
tell anything about it, aunt that eye al
ways was a little streaksd
A NEW HAVEN reviyallst. the other
night painted the future state Of the wick
cd IN gloomy colors, and saying that his
father died very wicked man and gone to
hell, and was proceeding, when a young man
rose to 60 out. The preacher at once an
nounced that there was a young man going
to the same burning region, when the
seceeder stopped and cody asked Well,
elder, don't you want to send some word
to your father "
" How dare you, said young snob to
a mechanic, as they were both crowding in
one Of Jenny Lind's concerts, how dare
you come to hear a nightingale without a
shirt collar z " How the deuce could /
have collar, when your mother has not
sent home my washing " was the reply.
AT the conclusion Of murder trial in
one Of the eastern circuits Of Virginia, the
prisoner was convicted and sentenced. In
passing sentence, Judge Richard Coleman
made a very affecting speech, but the
doomed man apparently was not affected
After he was taken to the cell a friend Of
the Judge asked him how he felt when the
sentence was passed. What, said the
criminal, what do you mean ~
mean when the Judge WAS telling you that
you we're to be hung, and urging you to
prepare for the awful doom that awaited
you. You mean when he was talking to
M ," " Yes "Oh never paid no
'tention to Dick Coleman, he amt no pub
lie speaker, nohow.
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silk lint, and beautiful to the eye. These
smooth threads are woven in textile fab
RIGS, which are now made into neckties, and
various other articles. in softness the
glass yarn almost approaches silk and to
the touch it is like the choicest wool or cot
ton. 1t also possesses remarkable
strength, remains unchanged in light and
warmth, and is not altered by moisture or
acids. Another great advantage which it
necessarily possesses, is that Of being nom
inhamable and incombustible. The com
position Of this glass material is peculiar to
the inventor. The spinning requires ex-
traordinary dexterity and constant stten-
ton, and is said to be very trying to the
sight. With a wheel of the diameter Of
i've Austrian yards, one operative is able
to spin three Thousand yards per minute,
all Of the most uniform size and beautiful
quality.
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Secretaries viii please note and send corrections
John Smith, l4l East Lombard-st. Balti-
more, Md.
2-Con. W. Flierl box 27lO, Buffalo, n. Y.
3-John Tondorf, lOlS Leithgow st., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
frank Koenig, box 1929, Cincinnati. O.
5-Nm. Voice, box 542, Rochester, y. Y.
6-M. Mitus, box 1879, Syracuse, ~ Y.
7-Chas kadeck. box 655 Utica, n Y.
S-M F. Hogan, No. "a jefferson street,
Albany, n Y.
9-Peter Cady, box lO2, Troy. Ny.
lO-Daniel Cahaley, box 2SS, Elmira. \. Y.
ll-Samuel Blassey, Drawer 5I2. Chicago.
l2-Jas. Faulkner, box 532, Ithaca, n. y.
l3-F. L. Wilcox, box 732, Norwich, \. Y.
lie. j. Cox, boz IA, Bmghamnton.
Nv
l5-E Saqui, Ill Columbia st. New York
l6-iustave NOllmer. box 2543, St Louis No
IA Menche, drawer A., Cleveland
lS-Geo. W. Bellmix, Box 70 Charlestown.
Mass.
20.George Vance, No 5. Hay Market-st.,
Providence, K. J.
22-Felix Lemkie, box 58S, Detroit Mich
23-J. r. Knox, box 204 Suffield Conn.
4-John +. Carrier, box 1856, Windsor.
Conn.
25-Louis Huss, lS9 5th-st, Milwaukee
Wis
H-Thomas Anderson, box 655, T oronto.
Canada
2s-John Boyle, box 5l3, westield. Mass
29-Leon. J. Hillenbrand box ll6, I.afay-
cite, Ind
81 William Gibbons, box 439, Auburn.
n. Y.
sc. Stoeckle box 50, Louisville. XIV.
33-Joseph Bennagel, lock box IS, Indian
apolis, Ind
35- David Ambrose, u South Jefferson st.
Dayton, O.
S-Geo. A. Caire, box 24O, Worcester,
Mass
3S-Conrad Staffel, drawer 1890, Spring
field, ILL.,
39-J. II. Hayden, 1874 St Johns st., New
Haven, Conn.
4O-A. Maffet lock box 7S7, Paterson, n. j.
Alas L. Aubrey, drawer Al, Aurora, Ill.
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42-Geo. NswshAfss, lock bon no, Hart
ford, Conn
4[Chaa. Walker, boz SIG, watsrtown,
E-wm. Koenig, box 1877, Quincy, IN.
Al. o. CallAean, drawer 20, Toledo, o.
49-Jacoh AhrsAs, lock box 4, Springfield,
Mass
so-Georss Morgan box ess. Tsrrs Hauts,
Ind
52-Wm. Nahrwold, Enfield, Conn.
5S-Henry Thebus, Jr.. box S43, Bellsville,
Ill
54-Ansoa zshnls, box $40. Evansville.
Ind
65-wm. Meyers. box sl2, Hamilton. On
tario, Canada
SD. d. Olive, box PIG, Leavenworth,
Kansas.
57-Aug. F. BrussmAn, box IS. COviagton,
KY.
5S-Geo. s. Warren, box 1864. Montreal,
Canada.
59-Geo. c. Kittredge, box 300. BrAntfOrd
Ontario, Canada.
n 6O-F. VIM. Steinkuehler, lock boz l2l,
Keokuk. Iowa.
66-John Miller, box 346, Kingston, N. Y.
7O-Michael p. Donkey, box 40. New Fps
witch, N. h.
I'll r. Bietham, box 400, Hannibal Mo.
72-H. Westphal, box 9S4, Burlington,
Iowa
7S-Stephen GeOrgen, box 537, Fort Wayne,
Indiana
"a Christian Schweitzar, lock box 975. Col
umbus, Ohio.
-Theobold NJ. Michigan, box "a. Nor
folk, Va
77-Theo. Jennings. box 355. Burlington, VT.
7S-F. w. Chase, box 3OS, Fall River, Mass.
85-G. b. Lindsay, box 48l, Pittsburg Pa.
SEE. Z. CraigsmSn, box 2S9, Schenectady,
NY.
S7-James Wilmott, All Deanstreet, Brook.
Ign, n. Y.
S9-John Weinstein. lock box 43<, Pough-
90-D Huck, Post Office Station B, New
York
93-John Thomas, box s, Omaha, Neb.
9S-Caleb &. Salisbury, boz 1915, st: Paul,
MINI.
99-James Harvey, drawer lO9, Ottawa, ii
l00-Antonio AlsinA, p. o. Box "a, Wash
ington, d. q.
l0l- Richard Woods, box %, Jersey City
M.
lO2 Henry seep, drawer 2O32, Kansas
City, Mo
10Y. J. Cronin, Clark's Cigar Manufac
tory, Cambridgeport, Mass.
IOo A nos y. armstrong, OIL state street
Erie, Pa.
IlO-F G. Helm, box l, 1859, Council Bluffs
| Iowa.
lab. P. CasselI, box $50, Jacksonville
| Ill
ll5-D. c. Brown, box 1872, Jamestown, n. Y
ll6-F Heilman, box 223, Harrisburg. Pa
llS-E. L. Dudley, box 1857, Clinton, low
| l20-Jas. T. Smith, box AS, Canton Ill
l22-Charles RAINBOW, box 100, Warrel
Pa
l25- Julian Vanderheyden, box Ala Peru
Ind
l26-A. f. Plate, box 25l, Union City. Pa
l29-S. c. Eckhard, Charleston, =. q, Loci
box II.
l3l-George K. Golden, p. o. box S67
Newburgh, \. Y.
l32 Geo. F. Brady, Cor. Sec, box std
| Elyria, Ohio.
l34-Theodore Korschel, box 3O7 La Porte
Ind
I35-F H. Harper. box "a Alexandra. Va
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1t will be observed that in this estimate
We have made no allowance for car fare.
none for sickness. none for presents to his
children and none for pleasure. and vet
We find after working eight months In the
year like a slave the total receipts of a
mechanics labor are but S12S. while his
expenses foot up $500 Now. how is this
deficit Z be made up He cannot 60 into
debt for no one will trust him There Is
but one wav-and this truth will come to
thousands Of laburing men. heads Of faml-
lies around whose hresides loving ones
cluster ana 70 whom fond wives and help
less children look for support and enjoy
ment. He must deprive his family 81 all
pleasure, to which any expense, however
trivial, is attached. must STINT his wife, his
children and himself IN food. and in case of
sickness forego the necessary medical
treatment tis murder u take the neces-
saries of life from helpless children. and it
is system Of legal plundering t. which
necessity comPels the mechanic tp-&nbmIt.
And TINS whole system If oppression and
slavery may be summed up in the one word
Rent
Murkingmen you are slaves tn landlords,
Ia Europe You pay mot only rent for
your own rooms but REM cor your baker.
rent for your butcher. rent tar Your grocer,
rent for your ciothIer IA fact you Vay the
rent IF every store from which yen are
compelled III provide yours. II with the
uecessarles Ut life. In tins country You
should be comfortable and happy and not
drag ont a miserable existence under the
oppression If arIstocracy ana monopoly.
We are told that one man alone Aston.
owns 5000 houses The Government not
only permits him t. hold this property but
protects him III it, Yet this same Govern
ment will not shelter and protect its
wounded soldiers and the millions of or
uhans If the SICK blind and crippled.
Norkingmen, this Is not your doing, but
the effect Of a had system a system that
permits selfish aud mhuman scoundrels
like Stewart. Aston Vanderbilt. Drew, and
hundreds Of public thieves to rob you OF
all the products IF your labor upon which
they fatten while You starve.-N. Y
n
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