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its labor union ia good working order, and
prepared for action by next fall, when hope
we shall be sufficiently strong to nominate
ward, city. county and State officers. We
can do it if we will, and to say we cannot,
implies that we have not the intelligence nor
the honesty Of purpose, which would be a base
lie We have capable men in our ranks az
can he found in any political party: men who
true to principle and true to themselves
and If they will but interest themselves We
shall succeed beyond our expectation
] would recommend that meetings be held
IN all parts Of the State, and if eight or ten
can resolve u organize a union. let them d.
81. and ON application To- this office they will
be granted a charter incorporating them int
the National Labor mon, with Pc yer and
authority e. direct and prosecute the work in
their locality.
! have now IN preparation several docu-
ments hearing upon this question, which viii
shortly lie ready for distribution. and | ear.
nestly solicit the address IL all who are will.
ing to become identified with this movement,
in order that ! may know with whom "a
communicate. And now. with the PRAYER
that shall work zealously IN tins course.
and demonstrate to capitalists and to political
demagugues that we are in earnest and IN
tend not only 70 check the dangerous tenden.
cies which are slowly, but surely, sappng the
rights and liberties Of the poor, but that We
intend to change the whole system of our
government, So that every should receive
what Is hls, and no more, | enter upon the
work before me. john w BKowNISG
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The Latest Thing in Strikes

Recently the most fashionable ball prob
ably ~ England took place IN the good city
Of YORK the Annual County Ball 1t
seems that the cab drivers and proprctors
had some reason for being dissatisfied with
the police regulations As to cabs IN attend
ance at balls. Without giving warning the
cabs carried their fair occupants and gal
liant attendant cavaliers t. the hall, but
when the hour for going home had arrived
not \ cab was to be found. The men had
struck work IN themidst Of the revclry at
the Town Hall. 1t is impossible to imagine
the discomfort and annoyance that cnsucd
to the visitors, many Of whom had come
from all parts IF the country The hotels
were full and there was nothing left to the
large majority Of ladies and gentlemen bnt
to trudge YEARLY home on foot Labor
can infict discomfort, annoyance, and
oftentimes suffering upon capital.
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BILLINGS produces long columns of fig
ures, with verbal explanations, to prove
that M squitos are born Of poor but INDUS
trious parents, but have in their VEINS
some Of the best blood in the country.
A Stock JOKE Youth on broken kneed
horse to friend "Well. what dye think
of my new bargain E. Friend "Ah, |
see you've been specializing for a fall p
MISSING. An eminent Judge used to
say that, in his opinion, the very best thing
ever said by witness to a counsel was the
reply gwen t. Missing, the well-known
barrister. at the time leader Of his circuit.
He was defending prisoner charged with
stealing a donkey The prosecutor had
left the animal tied up to gate, and when
he returned It Was gone. Missing was
very severe IN his examination az the wit
ness. DO you mean to say, witness, the
donkey was stolen from the gate r. ~
mean e. say, SIR" giving the Judge and
then the jury . sly jook, at the same time
pointing to the counsel, ''the ass was Mis-
sung"
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ton. We are entitled, and have a right
to the full value Of the products Of our
labor Unless we receive it, not only are
we defrauded and injured, but the great
commonwealth suffers. Luxury and hcen-
tious indulgence, at one end Of the scale of
society poverty, wretchedness, and degre-
dalton, at the other, will surely produce
ruin to interests, material and moral.
WHAT Is THE REMEDY
A union based on correct principles,
moral and economical, and made effective
for the end by organization, can give the
power 70 the producing classes, where it
honestly belongs, and if they have the
power they will be able to dictate what
disposition shall be made Of the profits Of
their labor and capital.
few more turns OF the screw, a little
more palpable injustice, little more I'M
Just discrimination and extortion, and the
pot Of public indignation will be- full TO the
brim, and then, through our State or Con
gressional legislation and Tie supreme
courts, or through ReVoI,ttioa; the day Of
complete deliVerance will come.
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National Labor Union.
Office Of State Executive, !
No. 80 Grove Street

NEW YORK, Feb. 2Oth 1872
10 the Working Men Of the Statc Of Mar York:
ON the 9th Of this month received a letter
from Richard H. Trevelhck, enclosing to me
the appointment of Executive for tins State,
which he requested Inc to accept. | will not
say did not hesitate about answering it, for
did. All my life, until within the last two
years, have been engaged IN the Labor Re
form Movement have suffered as much as
any, and my newspaper enterprise not only
robbed me Of every cent had, but involved
me IN a debt that has since almost dragged
me into jail all this, however, has not saved
me from the common lot Cabuse, ridcule
etc. which falls to those who are active in
this movement. Two years ago / was Chair
man OF the State Central Committee and
did all ! could to raise the means to make the
campaign IN the interest of our State candi-
dates success, but strange it may seem,
was not sustained by my nearest friends
Fault was found when there was no fault.
and resolved then that ] would take a back
seat and allow Others to do better if thew
could. Two years have passed away and
what has been done! Nothing Absolutely
nothing We have nearly lost the little we
have ever gained, and this is my conclusion /:
Whoever may assume this responsibility will
be subject to the ridicule Of the ignorant and
the abuse Of the disappointed and incompe-
tent; and, believing my record is ~ fair, and
my courage a. great a. the merit mans, | am
willing to become such mark, firmly believ-
ing that | shall be sustained by the inteIh
gent thinking and honest woTkingmen II cur
State-and L have accepted the trust. I
mean business. We have AppeAled co the
last six seven sessions ~ oar state I.eyi.la-
ture for the enactment Of measures fog our
benefit. and by them all have been ignored
and treated, not only with indifference. bat
silent contempt and | am more convinced
than ever that We must bs our own agents ia
tins business or we shall never succeed
want 70 see every city. town and village with
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Railroad Iron.

Eighteen years ago the annual consump-
ton Of railway bars III the United States
was Ar .6oS tons. Of which $50, 4}9 tons
were imported, and los, Ol6 tons only were
manufactured here. Since that time there
have been marked changes, both in the
amount of railway bars consumed and IN
the proportions of domestic and foreign
manufacture. The figures for 1872 show a
consumption Of railway bars in the United
States amounting to .5O4 Jol tons, of
which ga, 900 tons were manufactured IN
this country The old conditions are thus
reversed, about two-thlrds Of our railway
bars being made at home.
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BRICkLAVERs,

RRlCKLAYERS' UNION, No. I, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every Wednesday evening On wash
lRton street, opposite the court house, indianapolis
Pred Prall, president Dan. Gilmore vice president
Edward fomlinson, recording secretary. Mike Inch
financial secretary. Oliver keely, treasurer. Jen
CleaveT, conductor William Able, door deeper Peter
Allaire, VIM. lrick, VIM keeey. trustees 4 r. Berry
deputy
4 tHICAGO- BRICkLANE Frs ASSOCIA-
~ TON meets al No. y " Randolph street ever,
Thursday evening ; - wm 0Bnen. NJ
VIM II. Madden. D. " >-per rec Ss.'v
Naldon A. smith, I'm. sss. Arch. SinclAH cor ssc .
james Denny. treas
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A LBANN, \. y Union Ne ; meets ol
~ the serpnd "Wednesday Il m,.nth a Temper
an, Hall, no state a. y a. pals pre- ~ Jentr-u
street Ihus casey, pre-. 1872 Jrfrr~Hn.s g. N p
Hogan. rcc and r"r. sec. - Ivner-ru.-t Its. d. NJ
pernott, "a. sec.. 20 S"uth Pearl 4 David Hunter
trU1s
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ArEWBI' Ia.H nlsn "" l3l. meets on the
nr~t Nszlns--IAt ~ -arh m.snth. At Turner Hall,
corner FIr~t Frut - Pre- t.s-' Otter wee
prr- tssss H-suii-r a >inu'n~. c"r
- t..a y.ALI-n 4 t-1 - IN ~u-. Peter
FISHERMAN ueas H-s~y H--ne- isor AesIsr, Nden
tm,~ Fl~rtv
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EENEl CITY Umun No. lOl meets on
~ The turt Tuesday in ra,h uiuuth alternately AZ
dorsey City ami Newark frai Brr,heubt4k prs
Prank Ball, wee prs Uy' I,i-irr. trg,-. Ribard
woods Sea-. blN l3.
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A LEXANDRIA. VA Union No. ID,
~ meets "a the lrAs ia cab month " IN
r Snmnsa.. pre- Janss- u steine>. vie. pre- john
" Barley. FsA--. a. r. s-h,,suni. An !. u Har
per and
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HTA~HI NtsTDN -. a.. mon No 100
w ma--ss "a th- "a v -sin~-iAr ssrftnz - csch
u,..nth Il Trade I n..u Hall Jam kA-trr. pres
Wm N-yts-s-r vpg r~-- WIN HAg-Fman. Nm sex
cor - Ant.-uHs Ai.iis4. t.ts- fr-Inhsn. rce
D kafs~I ff-7a- - b.S ~
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The Warm H eartsd Grasp of a Work
ingman's Hand.


.r change. ANU paintings rs pleasant o. tuj
IItr friends fr..-t value. >tA U'Hstsni aiu klud
Nud sweet llg reception that hsauty can give
I.. heart Tr.r.- pressure that h.i- HHpT o. live
Itur tHr .a.t-t t,tI.n thai N,.,l-y hss PLANNED
- thu ~aIu le.Lte,- grAsp II "1rkn'ginAii's haul
There M .-Autt Boa .ht. a. ttu Rainbow 1sn prove.
Il..ft ID ..,r. n. Abr. and also In Love
....r. . t... VT. FvA-e AM much - .iou I'D ears
tI.rl. I- n.vur Iu Jlt, and magic BOZ Tears
H...H h. --attI..~s @ Tnil that ~ few understand,
NI. lt sall. hearted srasI g work lusnsns hand
i. ...H.., chat those who iu lsbnT', ieAst share
Nn. ....--e| d, ttlu tuO. ili preferred hy the lar
t.. ... af..r .ie lI vanity wrecked,
T.. H.. .tt-... N..stI ,8yr, 10 llI.nr,I tH ruheyt
I..f '.. .....s' -.rauee hy ave ar famed.
It tNt ~sru. tuHrtr'i -rasI "a wurs nguSu hsnd-
J. O. KAxsAA-
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JACKSONVILLE, Ill - Union No ia
~ meets the hrst Monday " each month Ia Pyatts
Hall. u 4. Oroias. pro- Pm. r. Ftzimmors
CIR. T. Y. taS-,ll slA 80
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IWRONTO, CANADA Union p meets ON
IL thu seunBd "Wednesday II s~.h month Trades A.
senibh Hal, hing street West = Mack, Ircs y5
Go'rge It. }. kn"Wltnn, vice pre- .. p Thomas
nm sec A. HaIsurf, r. McCabe, treas
IhuS. Audereln. So. huN 80.
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LNALL RIVER. MASS Union M. - meets
u On thr sr Tn--,tay evening" 4 e.sh uiuuth u Se-
- Grsnits Hl,-k. NAN -trsst WIN Mciihurruu,
pr. y fY~irr. sig. pr-- " th'-~, aTc sih
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
wi TECTIvE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana meets on
the fourth Friday In each month. The officers q the
General Council are President. james Greyes Vice
President, Joseph Martin Treasurer james Patrick
Corresponding Secretary, John Penman. Hour u
meeting, O'Clock. A. NJ
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EA\EN WORTH. KANSAS mon No.
XII uryt- af NHnfs lialI tH fht flint SATURDAY. ,,-
uig - Zach muiIth g. Washington I r.t-r tires Paul.
BothfI--, Wee pres Juhu T JONES' ra- W.. t.urad
Ftrihrr. nm ~,7.. h- D. ultt. rur -r.. i.,A zig.
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ct PAUL, MINI. - Union No. % meets on
~ the first Monday " each month in Montg )
Hall, Third and Maba,haV st., Jacob Auth pre-
Robert Wullf, vice pres. Jacob Amas, I'm Henry
Bnachu. rec Caleb al salisbury. Sec.. y. o.
box 1913 Mm Els treas, T1lons Mctiinnas Warden
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Geo. hingBOrtL President, West Beyille III, u ID.
Lewis. Vice President Bevier, Macon Co., Mo John
James, Secretary. Brsidwood, VIII Co III Richard
WAilliscrof, Treasurer Springfield M
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ID OtHESTEE. N NJ Uunn No = meets
thr tr.t fnal evening each month At th-i.
nrw llali. olrnef n Me-t Main and SOPHIA streets
tr,si NtNrrd, pre- NY lu NASSAU a. Henry Martin,
vigr pre- VI GINNING hAfn. sec Gee ID Iunn
hn. ser NJ Ncsxeie, treas y. Voice coz Sec, loch
h.,A st2
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nETROIT MICH Union No. % meets
II on Che s' and n Fridar Z ever, month Il the Ia
fay ette Han, Gratot st. Aug Raw pres bpN ga
Henry klci. vice pres. Thomas NJ Duian rec ~ec
Anthuns Nrhlitsch fin soc.. stephen Howell treas
FcliN Al Ltmkic, cor. ~cc boN ~. Henry walter
Sergeant 4 Arms
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A URORA, Ill Union ~ "a meet, nu
~ the sc-uu Tuesday ~ each month II NJ Snuth
Broadway. Jas. 4. Aubrey, pres Henry C,,>ueyer
vice pres t'ro. BecAlcr. i'm. D. D. Springer rec
sec +, Leopold Siogcr, tIsas.. Chas. " Chapman cor
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AFAN EIIE, IND | mon NJ ~ meets
Il un the hr~i SATURDAY at t.,.h ui,uth Han Ns o
North Fourth =. Power. pn~ Tell. ,ive
pres, jos. Gehring, res, ami rn SIS I.-.u J Hh
lenbrand cor Andrew brennan. treas
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WlNDSOR CONN Union No ~ meets
w on the secuud saturday ~ each month namiY,r
" members, -. Hiram shannon. pre-. Jail.sS A
Go"iard, Nlce prcs samuel liay, John ,. Garner
cor. and IN. see, b,,N les
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CIGAR MAKERS.

4 CINCINNATI Union No meets at Ar
~ better Hall, Walnut at-,s- Tilrt-sa.th ,n Tn,
hsst and thIrj TUESDAY = ni..nth Jsr,.h H,t,s
man pres. no 25 tscrnAn Young. wee pr,- . j
WAGNER fin -ec-, Prank b-ckiAg- man r,-- ,.c
VIM Shuiniyer treA--. Peter iini, --Fssnt al arla,
Prank h"enig, cor. sec- box 3--s'
EVANSVILLE, IND C mon No a meets
on the third THURSDAY ey,4iing Il esah month Al
the Atlanta House, Nam a., b,tw-ei tprth EIfth
sts. O. Herman, pre-, GebhArct Vice prru NJ
kaiser, I'm. seq n. MArtesls cor sec l-N 51s
n EW YORK Union No Is headouart.rs
~ Berlyn House, 90 East broadway. New York
meets the lst Tuesday n every month q Hurst rr..
J ONeil, vice pre-. H. farlyn m ssc n jacobs
treas T. S~qui, e'r. and rec Sec III Columbia t.
vt. LOUIS, Mo. Union No 10 meets on
~ the Secund Friday evening in ever month at Tar
ners Hal, ~. Is south Tenth JphA Rudruf pres
Pred Frank, wee pre-. Edward FIey rec sec VI II
N"err, treas, WIN. Zoellner fin. Gusta,e Volt
mtr, cor Sea- box 2'A3
WINDSOB, CONN Union No. - meets
w un the sc,uud saturday u each month Number
II members, =. Hiram shannon pres James A
board, wee ITus. samuel hay John D Garner
cor. and M. see, b,,N les.
PATTERSON, \. Union No 40
Il meets the second TUESDAY q garh month ~
Won Houston ST., Main V. J,seJh MyNezI pre-.
Lewis breer, 'icy president A. Mahet car. sec.,
hex IN, Austin Allen.
YORONTO, CANADA Union p meets on
IL thc second "Wednesday s~h month Trades A.
senibh Hall hing street West. = Mack Tre- ~
Ge'rge Il. }. knuNltnn, yice pre-. D r Thomas
nm A. HaIsiurf res. r. Mts3abe treas
Ihu>. Andersen. 500. box $50.
/ JACKSONVILLE, Ill - Union No ia
~ meets on the trst Monday u each month Ia Pyatts
Hall. y. 4. Ornelia,. pro. Pm SEE T. Fltzlmmons
CIR. SEE, T. r. taS-,ll h,N 80
ST PAUL, MINI. Union No. % meets on
4 a.. f.
Hall, cor. Third and Msha-haV Jacob Auth pre-.
Robert Wullf, vice pres. Jacob Amas, I'm Henry
bnachy. rec Caleb N salisbury. sec, y. o.
box 1913. Nm Ei-, treas. ThonH Mctinnas Warden
(ELLENlLLE, Ill mon No SO meets
ID on the last saturday q each month the hall oi
MAN - thaa hnshelkaIRp. pre-. Otto Sh,&e. vic,
pres. John Roth res SCI Saphu Hsise tr,aa,
Henry rieitt-. Dr., WV. Ser. l,uA 5t.'
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seep, cor. SEE, drawer zu5z.
LNRIE. PENN. Union No. I0S meets on tbe
IL hrst Monday evening in estch month Al Atlanti.
Franklin stone pres. Max Zutkvr WEE pre-. . Th,~ D
Armstrong, I'M. and sec., am stait st Conrad
Hes treas
JAMESTOWN, N. W. Um,u No. I no meet.
- the int MOnda, evening ii t.lh month Loan
rngney, PRES 4. stafford, pr5. Thomas HAYNES
re-. ''c.. II. 81. Brown, in. AMI cor ~. p,N 162.
| TNlON CITY, IA - Union ~ +. KLEIN.
- pres, boA 21l- FcrI Eueshcr .ec ,ec Andrew
schre'A treas a ~ Plate WY. ana hu IVY
4 CLEVELAND. o. niou 30 II meets on
~ the hr,t THURSDAY Il each mouth Go-i emIIars
Hah, superior &. g Roth pres r.. Esken,i,k We
prcs. A stahe, In tLos. Buulyali trtz.s Al
Menohe' cor and rec SEN dra~orA
NEW HAVEN. conn. Umo1 NJ. ~
~ headquarters Arcade llaI Stlt, W meet, IA, NV
last saturday " each month. NJ Raphael t+.- n
Raphael, vlce pres N. h. GOLDSMITH lrtas David
Goldbers m >ee, 4 A lnser, XII. ind ,'f- SEQ >.
Grand-t
MILWAUKEE, WIS Umou N,
ANl meets regularly tire ia Tuesday af w, NJ, t,tit
al Me- ers' Hall ~ Fourth g. Nm O. u,-sn-tain pr,.
Chas h~ald sier prys.. Henry ruefier sg,. Jrhu
cor Sc John helreln ~rrEt at
HEADQU ARTEI.o or CIGAR MAKEES
IL Union Ne ~, az M. .U orchard ,t New Yurk
cty Meeting nights the hTst Tuesday NJ every mouth.
NJ. ID. Plate pres. I. s-l-ty, Wee prs "A Lund,uist
ser, y y station q.
AKBlNBC re-, PA Jnion No. llGmUets
- ", ,t s-,,, .'t " ,''''.l 4 l'' ''' "Neh
Washington bieT.-,~er, Wee pre- Ambrose ,ttHu.
treas FrcencA Holman cur samuel P,.ltz,
Sergeant al Arm
nTTAWA, ILL., mon " meets every
y second Tue,ia, " thy month at Turu HaIl Jua
~hi,uiv, pres Ed Lmpud ,u, prr- VIM Brl-L
treas. Henry steiniulyr, hn ~, James Harvey,
nrN.II,Ntr,N
-" ,'-'. N- Ohl"h No- III
= :, Ieeis Nh tht l-l ln,NiN evening m el'h month.
~ h'u'1'l ii'i ~ =. ~ 'r'eh' pres Freeman Neer,
tr,as.. Whur nal. TN, -ec., t-a I44
ur..t,r, .,...,. 49,,
X 80 " - va i'''. Nh mon No VS. meets
- "n lhe ~ saturday evening 't ra'h month Al y.
ii'll-lei' lHe'- ur'. humhhe'ht Nrr pre.. Juhu
VIII It'll J-,r6 EcIrr. tr,,. ''' min
v,,.,.t.,.
w th, nr-t ~lturia, evening" Wy ,si. month w S,p
gcrUuut. liaii r G,tryya. pr,- X, uiitiu " ituter
Vice pr,s. VIM. Hartmann. tr,al- E uanr,aI hn .r,
'n''. "A'''''". ''r ''. RIM lT'
EANENMbETH KANSAS I-,,,, N.
/ lG meets at N..Ir. Ii.r ..u ff frt .I.,,is -
~. " ,.,rb ,,,.,tt y 49,. ,'. L
Rothht.-. ,i,e pr,v Iobr II I....- Nj. ,i.ra'i
PfyIrr M -.,' 40 ID nr,, r '''. ,le
Hrnr, I-,nity treas
Jersey trry hmm, Nv. tol ,...t. ..
81 nm, ti,ri r,,,-l, an ,,.h ..,t $50 w
I,r.e, t1t, auJ Nr,.rk rr.I t.r I-,tt =
Frank BAN We Ir-- t.,., Z,..ier tr.s.- Rr.l,,ri
weeds, se,, buN oh.
QUINCY Ill uInu 80 T. meet. ,,,
" the ist Frl,it. ,..sI,u.. w I. r.t.-f TJH ,.
AdDIh Roth ,lyy r-.. It ,..-,Iu- -.,' M, Rr
h"ri"s r"r ~r'- p'N i-..- helr hrmuE. TREAS
StltEN Et'IAIA. a. uIuu \u w
- meet WV tht Hrt T.,a.l.. W. ...-. rt,r.t ".
uteu prt- ,ti- Wendell y.... u-- Ri t t.r...-
nian. e'r and re. -ec.. t. >mitn. hn. -s.. J,-
I9".'', H1'.
IIANN IpAI Nh t
II ~ N r " ~ hN'h -'". il.
- .','i ,A'' f''' '.nI N.'"I' r-'f 'F'
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M YIN - fiA4 hNNN- mon ~ mfc@
W go the hr,t MniiAN M Sab munth. u The Anthri
biological Hall Ne. htrt itsnr, t.,-.r, urt-
biA go. David MARTY. tivs png- oscar S.hAuiburt
treAs Alhyst Grafy, hn afi rty zra a. Al CAiru.
CIR h-ia 20
A WLJ MBOS, n Mon no. a meets ga
- tbs >t-nnd Muuls "a rtrr1 uiuuth in IRE ks Hall
10 siuth Fruut ". VIM Miller. pr,- Uhr- ~shWpit-
Hur sice pres, tha. " fri,Aer tim sec John Nrn
Asner, r"r -cc Christian ,fhN rtzcr var see l-t
- "m lssmuiert 2d trea., Eugens weinman.
4 tHlCAGO, Ill. Umn0 NJ. I | meets tn
~ tht first Friday " e4lh N.Y. n " " Cri.t,i, Al.
Dearborn ~srty-t alter Il, urp~- I.,iuLt ,tr
yer, y,ee pre- b 4 Nichs, y. .sc-. Jno. Gibbs rgc
- Henry Bonn, tr'-s- si BlA--sy. cor 80.
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LNLMlRA, y. Y Cnion NJ 10 meets u
h the last SATURDAY w cAch ni.uth II NJ, hani,-
Hall, Water a. Thomas fiVu. pre- la tlaIrt yiu
pre-. Jerry truuan. m. Der tuurS. treals.
Daniel Cahaley. AMI a,,r ~e, h-,N -
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VI. LOUIS, Mo Union No IL meets on
~ the Sec'nd FRIDAY evening in ever, month at Tar
ner's Hall, 81. IS south Tenth st. Joi4 Ru,rnf pre-
Pred Frank, wee pre-. Edward FIes, rec sec " n
N"err, treas, WIN. ZoellBer, I'm. see Gusta,e Yull
mtr, cor soc., box 2l4a
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BOSTON, MASS. I Mon Ne ~ meets w
u the >e,"nd "Wednesday ear Hi.,rth t-Ii
mgtou-t. Jarvis Br,,nk rr.~ Frank titta p , pr,-,
Fred Duurghcrty. SCI. Hrur, ~hrrr-l treas
George bellniA. I'M and cor W, t.,N lg Charlie.
town. Mass
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(NlINION. low Union Ma lis meets
~ on the lst anal n Monday q m,.tth 10 ter
haris House T. n. >Jolb<. pre- u Huf
man. vice pre- AleN idcr Hartru. hn -,, "
kreger, res ser. tharie- Miller trt--. v p Dudley
sec ser-t AZ arms. Al " b.ck
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oil lSbO ftH- PA mon NJ. - meets
l. IN the hrst "Wednesday - ever, month. At the
cIUcr - Market ani Thru : I.,hn . Iewt~ .,r-,
John S"iers, wee pre-. t,rur.y Waller re- -,tr q
b Lindsay. fin aid .atr john SISTERS, treas
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LNLNRIA- lninn ~ ~ meets the first
IL THURSDAY in each fnluth a mon Hal Mar
street, Al II u'-i.-k Nm ~ = Morris. Pres iu~
knthrnI-, Nire Pre- t--f Hr0ir. tnr ART kec
s. William S.-y. I'm. - john e.. wagner
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THE MINE rs.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
4Nl TECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI
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SYRACUSE. ~ Y Union No meets
~ on the last nnr-dly n earh mrnth luhn a.
hr'iz prs. A'lHirh ltnri sue l'rr- BRAND hn
SCI, VIM. Li-t d. rev ..r Nitus, 40 >,r.. buN
49, John FIRST. n.ont- Z.,r sergeant lt arn-
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NJ AIERTOWN N. Y.-Union No. a
W meets ~ the first Saturday evening NJ each
In"nth David johnston, pres l. Schnapp vice pre-
~ Walters, M. anu cor. see. John Terney rec sec
q. Pail, troas.
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BUFFALO \. S. Union No. . meets on
- the Isl "a "Wednesday in each H. -,,H "a shin
carpenters aUd tAulkcr> HAN Va ~ swan u. Louis
Jaessr pre- VIM TOY, pres. John McFeely reSt
seN Ias Burke, nm sev.. Lorenzo Beck stein treas
e. " Flierl cor. sec buA Z7IO IN German Inter
meter D
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SAVINGS BANK

At its ONCE, in Wessons Building corner q Grisvold
and Congress streets
Copies Of the by Laws and Regulation can he had At
their Banking Rooms.
Loans u 500 20 go 900 be obtained on real estate
security upon Application " the Treasurer
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hA1TDN, OHIO WI mon NJ ~ meets 81
~ the LIT MONDAY evening " saeh mouth Aol,erS
halt Harry y Brewer. pres. ~ south jefferson -
Gen u Ehriart Vlrc Prt> t'.. RcNcr rec. David
Nmhr~e, cor ~ south jefferson & Htlir, Never.
m see. Hcnr Steiner, tryAs El~Ard liatt~, 'toir
keeper
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CIGAR MAKERS

IlCA, n. H.-Union meets ON the third
- Tuesday II each month At their hall, Franklin
square u Loughlin, pres. 81 Miller & T. Peter
wee pre- 3 tAnl.ear. treas Jacob lrion, m eel .
oSB '' -