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Machinists and Blacksmiths'
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The JoCRNAL b bold and fearless advocate Of the
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THIS york ID edited by q practical mechanic, one
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42-Geo. Newshafsr, lock box 20, Hart.
AOhas. walker. box SIC. was.rtOwn.
NY. I ~ =
47-Wm. Koenig. box 1877. Quincy, Ill.
4S-J. o. CallAgan, drawer a. Toledo O.
4sJacOb Ahrens, lock box 4, Springfield,
Mass.
5O-George Morgan, box 6Ss. Terre Haute,
Ind.
52-Wm. Nahrwold, Enfield, Conn.
53-Henry Thebus, Jr., box 343, Belleville,
Ill.
54-Anton Zehnle, box 543, Evansville,
Ind
56-wm- Meyers, box sl2. Hamilton, On
tario, Canada
SD. D. Olive, box PIG. Leavenworth,
Kansas.
57-Aug f Brussman, LyA 50, Covington,
Ky.
5s-Geo. s. Warren, box 1904, Montreal
Canada
59-Geo. c. Kittredge, box 300 Brantford
Ontario, Canada.
6O-F. VIM. Steinkuehler, lock box I2I
keokuk Iowa.
66-John Miller, box BAG, Kingston, N. Y.
70 Michael /. Donley, box 40, New Fps
witch. y H.
I'll Il Blethan, box Ago, Hannibal. Mo
- II NcStphdli DoA voti burlington,
Iowa
y Stephen Georgen, box 537, Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
"A Christian Schweitzer, lock box 975, Col
umbus, Ohio.
IS rheobold NJ Michigan, box 81, Nor
folk. Va
II -Theo Jennings, box 80, Burlington, VT
7S-F. w Chase box 30S Fall River Mass
So. b Lindsay, box 4sl, Pittsburg. Pa
50 E. L. Craigsman, box 2o9, Schenectady,
NY
s7-James WImott, AL Dean street, Brook
Ign, n Y.
s9-John Weinstein, lock box 434, Pough-
keepsie ~ N
90--D Huck, Post Office Station +. New
York
% John Thomas, box S, Omaha, Neb
9S-Caleb Z. Salisbury, box 1915, st Paul,
MINI.
99-James Harvey, drawer 100. Ottawa. III
100 Antonio Alsina, F. .. Box "a, Wash
ington, ID. c.
lOl Richard Woods, box %, Jersey City,
lO2 Henry Seep, drawer 2,O32, Kansa.
| City, Mo
lO7 J. j. Cronin, Clarks Cigar Manufac
/ tory, Cambridgeport, Mass
los Thos. j. Armstrong, 5ll State street
| Erie, Pa.
! ll0-F. G. Helm, box l, 100, Council Bluffs
| Iowa.
lab. P. CasseI, box $50, jacksonville
III.
ll5-D. c. Brown, box 1862 jamestown. N "
! 10 Y. HeIlman, box 223. Harrisburg. Pa
| lis E. E. Dudley, box 1851 Clinton, low;
| l20-,Ias T. Smith, box As, Canton IN
l22-Charles RAINBOW, box 100, WarreI
Pa
I25- Julian Vanderheyden, box Ala Peru
Ind
l26-A F Plate, box PSI, Union City. Pa
l29-S {. Eckhard, Charleston, = G., locl
box II.
1871 George K. Golden, ,. y. box SCI
Newhurgh, n Y.
! Elyria, Ohio
l3+-Theodore Korschel. box 3O7 la Porte
Ind
I35-F. II. Harper. box "a Alexandria. Va
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A Childlike Chinee.

A san Francisco paper says 4 laugha
bile incident occurred one evening recently,
on theup-train to Sacramento. There were
two sea IN the car turned SO as to face
each other One was occupied by lady
and the other by Chinaman. Evidently
the lady did not relish the presence Of the
Chiuaman, and set her wits to work To Gust
him She succeeded about as follows No
tioniug the Chuaman To rise, she explained
10 him that she wanted to take the cushions
and their frames, and placethem lengthwise
across from seat t. seat. John said, All
rightee, and got out in the aisle while she
placed the seats as above described, and
then proceeded to lie down on the bed
thus improvised, with her head resting on
her vallse. She supposed that the China
man would at once take the hint that the
lady wanted to take little rest IN the
space usually occupied by four persons
but John hadn't heard uf the womans
rights movement, and at once proceeded
to crawl in and stretch himself by her side,
with his head on little bundle u his own
The Chinese are an initiative race, and like
to do as others do, you know. The lady,
as soon as she discovered that she had a
bed-fellow, got up, little wildly, and
started for the next car, to the infinite
amusement of the passengers, who had
been watching the little scene with some
interest John took no notice Of the fun
he had created, but went to sleep with the
whole bed to himself.
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In Comecticuta certain jailer was called
to Jail to hberate worthless debtor by re-
ceiving his oath that he was not worth
twenty dollars well, Johnny, said the
justice, on entering, can you swear that
you are not worth twenty dollars, and that
YOU never will be Why, answered the
her, rather chagrined at the question,
n can swear that I'm not worth that
amount At present. well, well, return
Ell the Justice, II can swear the rest, 50 60
along. Johnny" And the man Waa sworn
and discharged.
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nETEOIT. MICH. Union No - meet,
~ on the is. ami d FRIDAY II every month ,t rho D.
tSsette Hall, Gntiot ST. Aug. Raw pres box Bll
Henry klei vice pres Thomas NJ Driau rr, ~.
Anthony Schilthach, I'm. Sec stephen Howell trca-
Felix, Aeulhie, cor see, box -, Henry Walters.
: mani 4 la I'M
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MANY a man, after making bargain "
in silk, has found that he has got worsted
TIERS are some things it won't do to
tritle With for instance, woman's opin-
ion ana the business end Of wasp.
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BRICKLAYERs.

pRICkLAN Frs UNION, No. ]. OF IN
ID DIANA, meets every Wednesday evening lu wash
rtuu street. opposite the court house indianapolis.
fred frul, president. Dan Gilmore vice president
-iRarl lumlin.un, recording secretary Mike Lnch.
financial secretary. Oliver keeiv. treasurer JcH
tieaver c"nd uct"r iam Able, dourdeeper Peter
AIlaire VIM. irck, VIM keeley. trustees. q y Berry.
deputy.
4 WICAGO- BRICkLANER ASSOCIA-
~ TioN meets at No ~ W Randolph street every
THURSDAY evening 81 b. ~ Vim. q Brieu. " VI
VIM IA. Madden. y. Vs. ~oper. r-c sea-,
Walden smith, fu Sec, Arch. Sinclair, cur ,ec..
James DENNY treas
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State and Union Fairs in Michigan Indiana, WILSON,
sin and Minnesota have awariei Diplomas and Prem
uns for excellent system q Book keeping and Bust
ness Practice which in the best Colleges and
Schools from New lork san Fr.nciSco- School day
and evening Expenses reasonable The demands for
its graduates exceeds the supply For particulars cal,
at the College ~ Congress and Randolph Streets
o. write for the AAYHEw COLLEsB JoUKNAL, which Is
sent free.
Address. IRA MAYHEM, President,
Detroit, Mich.
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RINGHAM1ON, \. VI mou no. IA
- meets un Che l-t Tuesday evening Joy -tgU month.
Medical HaIl NJ y. U.brfgn u-,> Freeman Sft-
vUe pres. p. ?. tuX. fu. and .lr seu. VIII. Brnuan
treas, " libur ua.. Fec -g,.. OWN l+i.
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THE BRICKLAYERS
Etghth Annual session Of the National Union.
FIFTH LAY NnR~I~G SESSION.

Ah IAh A''hNiN" shSSl'SN-
Iue Union Vas cal IVA VII order az mine
ve.uck. TVS President Kirby. ana the MEM
hers being DID Il ,uLiuyd frame Of mind.
sou settled down to business The
rI was .,lga and under the circum-
stances 4 -ra.yung number # the delegates
were .r-.a. After tile minutes NJ rhr
Ir.N.- SESSION hai been read ami approx
el. -.. E.u.. Committee reported ap-
SECRETARY uaU. ru Thursday. Tie report
Was e....rru n
s.u motion .- the Secretary, the cleo
i.u g .....r~ Was 'L .Hstpoueu, this
i... "N... '.. t''.iH'"H session.
COMMITTEES uF rul WHOLE.
rr.T...... .-a.,. y.....- .,.-.. committee If
-r.. D-. ........ rl. ..I.,r- WY which were
..r.- ...-. ration w. -he same manner
- r.r.-It. N-h Nlr Browning IN the
..-r Chairman auu. .m.,u th, uues-
.... -,....- ......,,.....I ~ b.. liar If revuk-
..- tho charter ut tho Tur..t. Canada.
Irr,lL
NI- Graham. nf Nu ri New York TOOK
-.. Hl.r auG advocated rLu .r-lulauun 1t
tau Canada Lucklayers tie believed HI
extending rh- arm ut protection ~ slL
whether Va Canada "a the United States.
h. e.s followed uy Mr. Carr against the
Union. and be uy MIR. % Bucu ia favor
9t DC.
Nlr Carpenter could u.t see how the
officers .... grant * charter without the
duegr.a ui rHr National Union How
even Hr fh"A-It the question had been
sufficiently discussed DBL tus opinion he
sr..url .H us alone, Tor immediately Mr..
N.....r-...L tI,. floor hut Was INTERRUPTED
.v Nr Moore. who was opposed % the
ORGANIZATION % Canada luMuu~- Mr..
W..e.r ahru he secured the runr again.
s... ..- a- .'~ uM.n Htt voted S"Ad ioT
tM- Canada l n.lu. hc Uts lu favor uf ID.
H.... lor believe that ve should ne lso-
.a-.. .lt gul.lyur tn cement the entire
I..-. II. .uu common brotherhood
SIR Purifier Thought q great deal of the
discussion VAS mea..,l for. He believed
I.. ..t 'atIieF r. .tf N''i'..' = I.l." '''
h...u granted n violation NO .aw, but vas
fa,.r ..r L--t|rz.r- rh. ac- a. he was M rh-
. a.U...t N.u.a strengthen the Unions u
r.. ~.-.-
Nr Moor, a-an spoke against the Can
a0a Im.u He wanted charity 10 begin
A. home He expressed an opinion that
America Is f"r Amril.ans, ami he VIII do
a- ., cam q. take care Of ourselves HIS
'I'. VI HI 'l.' -'- ~
A".r I-w further r,marks from UT.
'-.T- '.... Nj. '''. -h'- lla.l' M hi. L'ulS'
"a H.uNH .t the latter the debate Wss
closed. aud -ae committee rose.
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The Wheat Field Of America !
TIealthiul Climate. Free HOmeS, Good
Markets.

TIE NORTMERN PNCIFIC RAILROAD ofsH
for sale its Lands In Central and western Win
neS>ota embracing L. The best u Wheat Land 2
Excellent Timber fur the Min. The Farm amt the Fire
Rich prurie PAstirIse nid Natural Meadow, watercd
by clear Lakes md rtrnninp stresms-in Healthul
climate where Fever and Ague il unknown.
Grain can be shipped hence by lake o. market as
cheap, As iron, Etstern IoWsor Central llhnoi, Car
now nm Though these Lands from Lake superior TO
acre further away e ~ 500. SeVeR Years
KoudS now selling At PAR received for land At 81 10
NJ other unocrued Lands present such advantages 70
settlers.
sOI DIFRs under the new law March, 1s72), get
IaO acres FREE, the railroad by Que and two
wears residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDICED RATES
furnished from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands and settlers of Government Home:
steads Purchasers their wives and eh liren carried
free over the Northern Pacific Road Now j. the time
FOR settlers and colonies Ct Railroad Land and Gov
eminent Hsnlesteads clos "a the track.
send for Pamphlet containing full information, map
and COPY 81 New Homestead Law. Address'
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN r CIFIC RAIL
ROAD. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. OR
Iae BROADWAY. NEW YORk.
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CIGAR MAKERS

w ESTFGELD, MASS Union No 2s
w meet, on tine LIST Tuesday each u,oulh at Birgo,
Han Daniel Crs~lcy, pres. Gc.rge %. Iced, vce
pres. g. HeIdeurr,h. re. see. John B.yie cor see
h'A ~. Jchr e. t"odrn, treas.
A UEORA, In4-Union M Al meets wv
"A tha secoul Tuo-ias ~ each month, Nr 4 south
roadNas. Jas ~ Audrey, pr.>. Henry t,-rleyyr.
yicu-pres Gen. Herker. hn sr. d. d Spiin.,r r,r
sex Leopold Seger, has; Cha-. W. Chapman, or
nETROIT. MICH. Union No - meet.
II on the Isl ami 81 FRIDAY ii every month tt ths a.
tssette Hall, Gntiot 81 Aug Raw pres. box 64l
Henry hlei, wee pres. Thomas NJ. brtu rrg. syt. d.
Anthony Schiltbach, I'm. Sec stephen Howell traa-
Felix, Aemke, cor Sec, box IS. Henry Walter.
; 'r-eant AZ Arms
BUFFALO. y. Y.- Union M. , meets WI
- the Isl ana "a wednesday iu each month W SIfp
Carpenters and Caulkcrs Hall. NJ IG sNan.st luuis
jaeger preS WIN Toy wee pres, John M,tyey. ree.
SCI. jas Burke. fin see. Lorenzo Eeck stein treas
g. W Fherl col. see. boN 2sl0. No German Inter.
hAGTON, OHIO mon No 81 meets on
~ the lst Monday evening 81 each month "a Mnider-
hall Harry ,. Brewer, pres. ~ Snuth jefferson Y
Geo p Ehrhart. vice rre> Gcu RcErr rec .ec. nayl
Ambrose see II south jefferson WI. Her, Never
m Sec, Henry Steiner treas EiNari hste- dunr
keeper
- HAt 81, \. - L anon No. meets
~ on the last THURSDAY in each month John G.
hratz pres, Adolph Henry, vice pres. N B'iand, I'm
1872; John Frost treas Thomas Zapp arts at arms
LLNRlA Union No. 49,. meets the first
4 Thursday in each month At Union Hall, Main
street, at u y lock. VIM. n Morris, Pres. Jos
Enthrope Vice Pres; Gen r Braiy. cor ani B-c
See William Sage, Fin. See John 4. Wagner,
Treas.
L'AIL RIVER. MASS. u mon No. = meets
Il on tl- first TUESDAY evening # each month Sec
a." Granite Block. Nam street VIM McIlherrnn,
pre-; :. Fowler, vice pres. +. ". Chase, >ec and
treAs.
NANTON, lLL.-Union No. l20 meets on
" the first Thursday evening N each month q "
Rowley. pres Thos. Ii. BdenlaR Wee pres. John
W Myer,. eor. and r.. S., boA 49,
WASHINGTON, u. CT mon No 100
w meets on the lst "wednesday evening ~ each
month at Trades Union Hall John Easter. pres .
VIM. Nerleger, vice pres VIM. Hagerman. I'm se,
cor Antonio Asna. Gus Freunhof
T. kappsl, treas.; ?. .. box ~.
n EWBURGH Union No. l3l meets on the
~ first wednesday u each month, al Turner Hall.
" First amt Front st. Pres Geo Differs vice
pres, Geo. Heimler see, "A. SlmuIr> cor.
Sec Geo. X Golden. p O. box s6- m. Se@., Peter
O-terrnAn treas. Henry Hsines door-kesper, VAlen
tine Ebsrly
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JOSH BILLINGS was asked, . How fast
does sound travell" His idea is that II de
ponds great deal upon the noise yoH are
talking about. The sound ov dinner
horn, for instance, travels half mile in
second, while an invtashun t. git up in the
morning have known to be 3 quarters Nv
an hour goin' 2 pair Of stairs, and then not
have strength enuf left to be heard. T"
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ltOLUMBUS, Onion No. "A meets on
- he seyond Monday Il every month ia Fre,k IAN
i0> -iuth Front st. VIM. Miller pres G hrs :. bweit-
wee pres, Chas. II Piieger. On. sec John Ven
sguer. sec. Christian SuhUrzer cor ..,. IN
tvs. Vim. Kemmert p treas Eugene weiuman.
lNHICAGO. ILL-Union M. N meets WI
~ the hrst Friday NJ eaeh month AZ u Ur.pin's HaU
ou Dearborn -srcet. Walter keby. pre- Leopold Eur-
ger. vice pres v n Nichols, m. -eu Jno Gibbs rcc
see, Henry Bonn, treas. samuel Bls-.ay AZ &c
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4 IBlEN, N. N. Union MN 3l meets IA
~ Che lSt Monday evening ~ e1ci month AZ nv lI
y t>t Icuesce st Patrick HulInau. Pres Ja4 Malone
yre pres William Gfhhon. rec hn auI .ur see hir
4sg. William Gibbons trel.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

NJ ATIUNAL LABOR UNION-UrRAnlzed
IN August 70 1895
RICHARD fEKvKLLIcK President, Fisher Block De
nolL
HORACE II. DAT, First Vice President, New York
Mas. Z q. G WILLARD Second Vice President, ChlcAgo
e. Ban. JOHNSON, Secretary TamRqua Pa
A. 4. CAMERON, Treasurer, 53l West MAdison street
Chicago
Executive Committee q. Cameron ~ Chicago W
j. sYlvE, u stuibury, Pa. ~ W Field Detroit Mich
HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
IL INTERNATIONAL UNION Or AMERICA ST
Louis, No.
ADDRESS OF EXECUTIVE BOARD
wH- II NoERK, President sos Chrsty Avenue. ST
Louis Mo.
b. D OLIVE LIST Vice President Boy sl9 I4aven-
worth, Kan.
]. A. HEENAS. 20 Vice President Trinity Place
Albany, n. ".
PETER CkDY Secretary lOck Blk a. Troy, n NJ
JOSEPH srERKIrr. Treasurer Lock Box q Omaha.
Neh
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SPRINGFIELD. Ill Union No b meets
- ou the first saturday each month al the Harmonic
Hall tfth st. between Wa-hingtuu and jefferson -
Geo. "A. Nurtera, pres. box $50 Oh " Conner. vfee
ITee. John HUriar. Christ Hoffman Bu
WIN. Remnant. treas Conrad staE-i. ror -ec
tlrAWer 32pu
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IRON MOULDERS INTERNATIONAL

| MY MpO LJEhS I'M EkNAIIONA Al.
Il UNION Headquarters, Cincinnati Ono.
NA- II SAFfiN, President, lock box lO45 Cincinnati
Ohio
PErER }. MEANEY, Treasurer - Summit street Brook
Ign, y. y
JAS. CARROLL, First Vice President New YORK CITY
THOMAS CASEY, Second Vice President buH I7s Mont
glmer1 Aha
INu a pNcr. TnIrd Vice President byH IVY.
Toronto. uut.
= d. U,LEE Fourth Vice President. bon 5rz. saer.
nItufu tlI.
JouN ,. LEAitv, Recording Secretary. Little Falis
NcW lark
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A CEORA, Ill Union M Al meets WV
"A tha secpul TUESDAY ~ each MONTH AZ NJ. south
iruudN Ht. JAs L Audrey, pTt~. Henry it-nlel MI.
'icu-pres. Gen Eerkier Tin. y. y springer rrc
sec Leopold siegIcr Jis4s., Cha. vi Chapman. Uor
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AlNDSOB, CONN II mon No. "a meets
W ou The second saturday Of each month number
1T members, o. Hiram Shannon, pres james A
GODDARD vice pres Samuel Day, treas John + Carrier
cor ami ill., sey box 1861
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EBNEl CITY mon SO. lOl meets on
- the third Tuesday m ea,h month alternately AZ
Jersey 'its and Newark. ErcI rr.henr4tk, pre-.
Frank hail. ygy pre- ueY ZyL.,r. trg.l, Richard
Wn.is, sea.. huA l8.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

VTlCA, n. Y.-Union 7 meets On the third
- TUESDAY u each month At their hall Franklin
S44SIe- y Loughhn, pres 50 Miller : T Feteru
wee pre- , NanLeaT, treas. Jacob Iron mr. &c
~ 'mAs Porter rec. sec: Chas Radeek cor sec boE
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~. LOUIS, MO-Union Nc rs meets W
~ tht >evunt Friday evening .n every month AT T4r
n.r- Iitli, N. Il south Tenth WI JOHN Eu,r1t IVY
fred Prank, vce pres. Edward FREY. rec ser H,r,ry
hHck mn ~e.. Chas Al kr-,ht cas-. Gustav yuii
mrr. suc.. box Z54S
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Capital Paid In, 100000 0C

Interest at the rate " per cent per annum ao~ed"r
re,ited half yearly on savings deposits, m January and
nv and Mil draw CoNrorNp INryRgsT II not called for
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Z ,EAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF

A iAA-Nb l'lPpL ANl LII ONlBflk VT
~ AMERICAN PLASfEREkS headquarters
Brooklyn, n. 81. y walsh pres 2u NAVY street.
J.hu Ennis, -oc, 1852 Third Avenue New lork CITY
DAUGHTERS OF ST CRISPIN. OFF,
II rers FIR The eHsuin. year F. @ d. Mis- Name,
Whimme, Rochcstcrs : g. y Mrs Della Mckay.
~tnueiam Isl q. D. Miss Mary Weaver End q u AZ
NI-- htac stanton Louisville, Ny 20 q. y Mis-,
Maggie SuLpike, Rochester u. y Miss Esther Bcl
Baltimore AZ. n Mr.. Eliza Roger. Lynn. Mas
Nh correspondence husiuc~> II the should be
addressed NJ Miss Nancy Whitmore, y. q. d., No. ..
~ih.ry Block Rochester, y. Or " Esther Bell e..
Baltimore. Ma
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4 LBANN, y. Y-Union No ; meets on
~ Oh, second einesoay Of each month At Temper
sn.- HAL. IIu state +. II paiS. pre- g. jefferson
Do gan. r-r sd sec "a Jefferson 50 JaS D. ~.
bermHtt, H >er., 26' ~uuth Pearl It.. DAVID Hunter
treas.
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NJ ArERiOWN, n. Y.-Union M. a
~ meets ~ the first saturday evening " eArb
m"t.h Java JlhnstOuY pres. L schnapp wee Drsr
IL FaI treas 'J' - Sc
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I)EkC, IND. mon No. l2j meets ON the
hr~t Saturday { e,.n month. Jo- winter pre-,
Philip L"efei vice pres hepptrt tul hn -ea
NJ Farnham, treas D. AL Ntndrrhry dyn. cur W.
box ana
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COLCHESTER, N Y.-Cuion MI meets
I the first Friday evening li each month Al tb,i
nev Hall, corner 81 West Main ana SOPHIA str,-rt.
FRED Niewerd, pres No. 10 Nassau st. Heurs Martins
pres Cunningham. res sec Geo ID Gt,rp
I'm Sc. N. Noekele treas ". Voice cor sec IoeL
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ItHAELESTON &. NJ L. No l2g meets On
' the first Wednesday m each month John Ste
vens' pre- Henry 7. W,-i. vice pre- J 4 tsslhofr.
TN. VIM } Chichester. Syliies e -
hard, seo. J. p Dunn, treas. ". h SUckel-
hpf serI
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AND BLACKSMITH,

Ma HlNI>T~' AND BIAtk~MITH~
VI INTERNATIONAL UNION Hcauiu.ltrter~
tlcFelaIl ONO JOHN FEHgENBAruH, President, i1rk
b"A F. l.r-t NIo" Pre~. Lewis t wilcox. Bufsu y n .
Second we Pre-, Richard Swami, NeS Urraus IA
THIRD Wee Pres, William u Iardman. Altoona Pa
Fourth Vice Pres, James Lcve~lcy Turuuto ont
Treas. Fred g.. Mcfuey. Middl,tpNu. y y, Sec 81
Che ln,- Dep, William r. Upright. Syracuse, y ,
Judiciary Committee, duncan beAar lrdatnpll. Ind
=. Uuu-yurth, te7 y v Robert Eanis Warren.
l'a james ;. Graham, Rochester, \. ". " a. bal
lhnnue Savannah, Ca John Munce. Buffalo. y.
\ ri a NaH Solver Nnrwalk d.
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II AFANETTE. IND - mon No - meets
4 4 Va the hrSt saturday ~ each month HAL " s
North Fourth i. z. Powers pres. ". Tell, WEE
pre- J0- Gchring rec and I'm sec Lem y Hh
iyntrand WV Sec. Andrew Brennan. trsas
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SPRINGFIELD. MASS Union No 40
~ meets the first TUESDAY u each month Al TIE
Springfield HOUSE, No M, West state 81 Fr,-I
kocier, pres ~ y. Miller, Vice pTrst Henry Hain-
I'm. see, n Chase, rec. ser. a treas Inrnb
Arrns cor sbc luck bnN 4
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Ii ARRISBU re-, PA.-Uuion No ll6meets
the 1t TUESDAY ~ every nuuth al hall Ta..t seven
click, at the state taint Hotel Samuel Bonug prt
" Ashlugtou biert.0rr, titc prt.. Ambrose IIfiu.
nn. John Frii~iHEer rp,. -.s. Win Fi.fHrla-r
treas. FruderitS Helluau, wv. .og Samuel Plnt4
Sergeant /. Rms
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II EOk Y n -Umon No 20 meets on the 1T
IN saturday evening ~ each month Wendal Zllm-
y ~ pres tha- Greene yitU pre-. Jo.eh Wit
hn SEQ. John Iauheshemrr. teas ana rec wv
p. VIM. Steinkuehler. eor ~et luck bON I'll
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Executive Committce-A q Cameron N Chicago W
j. sYvs, u stuibury, Pa. N. VI Field Detroit Mich
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IA k>pNNlLLE, ILL - mon NJ. ma
~ .n tne trst Monday " each month ~ Pyaits
rtL Az urueA-, pre-. Fm "a y. FItzsmlnura
,.r. -tu.. ]. 2. tls,rlL hlx s5O