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, 1873-10-21

Goldsmith nQntdss Fret Against Ttmo
-.-Other Local Turf Attractions This
week~~.Kfllaurd and BuHo Ball


ywcek~-.nill,urd and 1snso Ba1l
Nexys.
To.uorrow aftorpoon. unlesa tho weatner IN.
x....ao, s ts.aasN 1. Nv "o"A1i 49,
tolasmltn Mhiu WILL be trotted against time un-
der the auspices OF the Dexter Park Club, and
pushed to tho top Of her speed to boat hor ROC
ord of 2:1es1. This raco, since Its mention in
Tsa Tn; rn.nesE, has bssn tho subject Of oensidor
and tho probability is that gront deal of money
will bo waCcrod on it. We have heard of no
~1' a,s,a ""s 40 3os' ao"oso.: 4nono
VINO gamble On speed uoubtleaa prcfoE to wait
until thoy noto the condition Of tho
Maid. Doblo promises tint ho will do tho best
.hs ID IN tho r;1lt cnnSit;n,, 49, III, ,a 81 -
eno 10 ~ sue eonols'on. a,'u WI W aceom-
panied Dy running horac' 80 that she may hayo
something to coutond against. In addition to
the xace against time. there will bo anothor at
TRACTION at Dexter Park to-no,row in thu Rh,nc
-. t1ot ~ | o,.n. - '4o eu"po
.nd n,d;no AZ Irnu;oJ a ~
bn1e vii et h a,rt md tbsro ansar " se bo
notno ,;, -. ~. . n.I y Hu taoto nPpoata ~ ~
~ anc,nns :a ~ a ussa i" eGss
g. ns nucnhea & no"oser, hlolle motifs Or NINA
and tbsy wv aro WIN i,st 'ne ast ho'Sen
Rndpo '4sy '2ba v mst,naJ Jass ,v,1, .h aas as
nuuu: .,aaat;, -, ano -, ~ VIZ ~ tna moss
as.a,ye aea,' ona u ame sSason' ana Observing OF
s;n',. na 'ta ~ n..y'uhs ~ ca.
tiagos Gun enter tno patk p tniough .ne Halsted
street gate. aug "G would suggest TINT gentle
sa, nlSu t ~ ihulcs 'aAe tnoia 70 tho
~ !au1es seAnu. iioni WHICH an e1coAent TleN OF
tn9 ~ laoes Gnu 10 op.athea; y.
IL. iaa 'naaakosa s " tao Oe1ser tarK olnb are
nan6 I n!So J.. lor i1oe-lor-a race iof
purse q Sleon, to come or On @ Saturday after
~ th,t ti,o 1 III; no's1s WI pp as noefIy
~ sa thas 'en'S a1i;a Inn WI IL y" PTopapsy enter
1n'7nthn,r najxo1 a., "A11s 1n, ~ Eo1ner
g;t.an ~, o1uent NieId: oni' ncna Ea Mreht,
at'Ho .,1as' a1o mo1ne' auo ooolne. several
OF IT, snonl t. arc now IN tho city,
~ :.t MY wv. o ~, ~ e!us Wy A"A array: 0o1u'
!!a, ntalu auu 1os1ef' ol course, VIII Do ex-
ae. oaaIu - M a.o1. eno aaee. out houe aflahgement
~ a3 H. w. tuaue mnossny " t1ey oan appear anu add
" tne astiAcI1on VI Tue oay. II tne face ID dell
s15 "e,. "Stee1 upDm, tne on1tles VIII CLOSE AZ the
Iaelio noto1 ~ 1A9tsaay evening; running
at ~ o',t W Ly naneiu ana neeent YOU'D
an.o W ~ o y. t;ase VI ano woula oa
o, faat s,,5 aa potn norbos arc
vii ~, eaa 49, 49, fs. u'uli1 AaAscunu'
,1,o,.td ,s,. "no t1a attouuln6 tho Faoes
sro;I A., ~ H. ses 'oKsss @ ooMh town ana
huo 49, Hs@5 ~ ~ ~ ~ r4sA. iIe management WILL
as tba nrna1 e1u ~ soGh pages o. pn9o resort
w. ' A4o.u,9, n11, Iusos u aao bso"ne'
Kincshurv suaic Hail el;ii H. a...,
.xhrh 10 ~ Iin,n ~. ~ 1nti .ioespan tournament,
Gar tho mana Temont ~ Eoaar r1 h1As .gnsA uu-
An nrchitoct Gnp henn nrnvSlod ,sytI, ano 1eafy:
the hail and nstr,etcd tn mt IN cro. k!an u
ecata. 40 tI,at eyory nne mav have ~, se.s sa "
the eamos. :" A"Ae ''o" u
h11nrjre Da1v haa hean o,rs+to, =, ~, o.,.
fr;enda to occent Hlnaunnsa nronn.it;n15 .S.na6o
match at The tbreo.ball came. Thav = t,rnH r1y i
, 1873-10-21

Tho fourth gift concert Of tho Public Library Of
Kentucky comcs on Dec. 9. Ono million fye hundred |
largest being $3.50 For full particulars aeo G a.
yertiseMaat In TaE T11auHx ne1t aAturlAy.
, 1873-10-21

a Big Stove Establishment.
The large building OF tho North Pier, 40 rlasnly
accn from Michigan nyenus or tbs top Of tho Expo
ston Building, u tic warehouse Of nathbone, 8ard
Co., extensive manufacturers Of stoves, whoso Office
md aaesroo1n ia At Nos IS mid 40 Lake street, Thoy
carry Rtock Of 2n onB repa!rs-a groat convenience
to thoyc WHO uRe ~ deal tu their aIovos
, 1873-10-21
BARGAINS in Renl Eetnto.

D. T. Clarko Il Co., No. 1872 Lasalio street, have two
tracts of choico property ono 40 ncres and ono "a
acrca, near the dcpots at Washington Heights also
tract u acres near Hawthorne aud ono of 20 acres
near Clyde, on the O.. u. t. 9. Il. r., at such prices
and upon amch liberal terms AZ mike them desirable
Investments for capitalists, md with proper handling
will yield 90 per cont profit to purchasers during na1t
, 1873-10-21

s. Selection aaa !" s.r!t.na Wallace
J. fotpo,irri-" siinstro. Msier &c.,. :noff'nonn
D. Qalop-" NIL Dampf "....s...............H .Htsauss
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
FOURTH DSY'S PRoCEFDINGs.~
NoRSING SESSION

- The Convention met at ten O'clock
President Noerr in the Chair
In the absence of Mr.. Cady, MIR. Corn
wall was elected Secretary, pro tenn.
The Chairman ct the Committee on
Grievances presented their report pre-
scented against several unions for admitting
To membership persons whose accounts wTth
other unions are unsettled. The uniOhs re
ferred to are located at Lafayette and Peru.
Indiana Columbus, Cleveland AM Toledo,
Ohio Most Of the charges beng pre-
ferred by the Dayton union. charges
were also preferred against Hncinnau,
Pittsburg and No. 3 Of Philadelphia.
The Committee reported thT had been
unable to find sufficient evIdeDce {" sustain
the charges, and moreover that several 81
them were of very trivial Character
Messrs Cannon and Husman explained
the nature Of the charges Drought against
their respective union claiming that tley
were unworthy Of consideration. Tn ho-
ton Of Mr. Cox that portion ~ the report
relating to Dayton charges be referred TO
the Executive Board.
After a heightened discussion on the
merits of the charges, the report, As amend
ed, was then adopted.
4 communication Was read by President
Noerr from President Schelhng, Of tie In
dustrlal Congress, explaining the object
" the organization, and inviting the cigar
makers 10 be represented at the neat ses-
sion 81 that body. to be held at Rochester,
III April, 1874
Representative Plate utfercd the follow
Iug resolution
" h,reus -The great principle Of equal
rights Of all members has always been de
clared the fundamental principles Of thu.
organization. and
Uh,rr1s Ii is an acknoN LEGGED fact. the
members Of the International Cigar Max
yfs Union, to a large extent are Of Ger
man origin. and do not fully understand
the English language, therefore tie it
Et,oIrd, That this Convention declar,
tn workmgmans organ the Irbsiter Ccittu,s
,aud issued IN New York City III the Ger
man language. be declared the German
official organ of this organization.
The resolution was reported To the Com
mittee OH Constitution, after which tn,
Convention adjourned u FRIDAY morning
at ten y clock
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
PR e A M B L E.

WHEREAS, 1t is q self evident fact to the
most casual observer that all or nearly all OF
thu mechanical branches Of industry are now
realizing the advantages growing out of as
scented action, and this being emphatically
me Gaze with regard to the trade represented
n TINS assocaation, it becomes our bounded
u uSsy % oeclare dat unity of action, and that
,.~ ons nae placed agar making among the
uving industries Of the sQe and. in order to
eIevA.e 4 to the condition which ia import.
snce to the community Justly ~ut;tIes "a and
Ior me accomplishment of the enls we have
~ .'ew, We the Representative Of Ne Inter
Constitution Of the lnternational Unian q
Cigar Maksrs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13

within thirty days after receiving su1h asssss.
uent, which certificate the Intsrnati, nal Sec.
rotary shah cause to be published in the official
organ.
The report was referred to the CON-
mittes on Cons; tuition, after which the
Convention adjourned till 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning, in order to give the
Committees time TO deliberate.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
ARTICLE \.

SEC. l. In case Of the death OF q member
in good standing Of local Union, the Officers
Of the Union to which the deceased had be
lOnged, shall notify the International Secre-
tary, wherein ten days thereafter, OF each
death, such notification to bear the seal Of the
Union, and be accompanied by o certificate Of
the attending physician or Health officials.
Sec. 2. Immediately upon receiving such
notifications properly attested it shall b the
duty of the international Secretary to order
each Union to forward, within thirty days
from receiving such notification 20 the Union
when such death has occurred, the sum Of ten
cents for each member in good standing, for
the benefit Of the widow, orphan, heirs or
assigns, but in all eases whore the deceased
leaves no widow, orphan, heirs or assigns, or
makes no provision for the disposition Of the
same then the sum of Eve cents per member
only, shall be collected and forwarded
SEC. g. The amount of such assessment
shall be added to the monthly dues Of each
member IN good standing
SEC 4. Unions wherein q death occurs
shall appoint q Board of three Trustees who
shall b required to receive and disburse such
moneys as are herein provided, and shall
transmit . certificate, certifying that they
have performed such duties, to the Interna-
tional Secretary within thirty days after re-
ceiving such assessment, which certificate the
Secretary shall cause TO be pub
lished in the official organ
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
AFTERNOON SESSION

The Convention re-assembled, pursuant
to adjournment, President Noerr IN the
Chair
MIR Lemkie, in behalf Of Detroit Union,
invited the Delegates to an excursion on
the Detroit River on Thursday afternoon
at one o'clock.
On motion the invitation was accepted,
with thanks.
The Committee. TO whom was referred
the question Of Endowment. reported the
following, tie same to be submitted Ito the
local unions for adoption
SEC L. H. case II The death of a member
Der Of local union III good standing the Off
GERS Of the union To which the deceased has
belonged shall notify the International Sec
rotary within 10 days thereafter Of such
-,Ae<tr. SAID uetltication to bear the seal Of
the union, and to be accompanied by a certifi-
cate Of the attending physcion or health
officers.
SEc 3. Immediately upon receiving such
nofihcation. properly attested, it shall be the
duty OF tine International Secretary to order
such union to forward within 30 days II the
union where such death has occurred, the
sum of 10 cents per member IN good standing
for the benefit Of tbs widow orphan, or near
est dependent relative provided that IN all
case where the deceased leaves no widow,
igphan, or dependent relative this section
Shall remain inoperssive
arc. 3.-Ihe amount Of such assessment
shall be added 10 the dues Of each membcr in
aepl standing. always provided that not more
fhsa one such assessment shall be 80 charged
1Wi&s n one month.
8 &En l. Unions where death occurs shah
hpp6Int a Board Of three Trustees, who shall
ste rennired to receive and dizburse such mon
eya ~ are herein provided foF. and shall trans
init a certificate that they have perfsrmed
their duties to the international Secretary,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
ARTICLE XI.

SEC. |. No person shall be eligible to mem.
bership in any local Union unless said persun
be q practical cigar maker, and have served .
years.
SIC. 2. Each local Union shall have the
right to regulate the amount Of the initiation
fee Of its apprentices also cigar makers COM
from foreign countries, except British
North America. provided the apprentice fee
oVss mot excssd three dollmsa-
.. Any cigar maker oomina frou
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13
ARTICLE vi.

SEC. l. The session of the International
Union shall be held on the first Monday in
September, at such place a. may be designated
by . majority Of the Representatives present
at the session. A majority Of tie Rsprssen-
tatives shall constitute o quorum for the
transaction Of business.
SIC. Q. The Executive Board shall. COM
prise the oficsrs Il the international Union.
The President shall dscide all p0inks of Law
and difference that may arise between tho
1-tsrnaxionsl aad local Unions, and between
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13

TEE S.1T.E.FGS R.ANK.
Both departments, the SAVINGS BANK (which nj
lows interest depOsits) and the SAFE DEPOSITORY
are under the special direction and supervision ID
THOMAS B. BRYAN FOUNDER % the Dep aitory,) an
JOHN c. HAINES.
PRACTICE SAVING, and encourage your children
domestcs and friends 10 save
Deposits Of FIVE CENTS and upwards received and
INTEREST allowed thereon
INTEREST ALLOWED
On deposits o. One Dollar and upwArds
Societies
May deposit Money from time 70 time and before frmk
ING the first Deposit may Provide By Vote hoe and b,
Whom il shall be drawn out and, provided a copya
the Resolution be furnished the Savings Bank "
money will be paid, unless il provisions are strict,
complied with.
OFFICERS.
JOHN U. HAINES. President.
THOS. B. BRYAN Vice President
JARED GAGE, Cashier.
CHAR LES J. HAINES, Asst Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS B. BRYAN, JOHN q. HATNEs.
JUDGE T. 5. WILLIAMS, JARED GAoE.
FRANK B. ToBEY.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-13

This certifies that il q mem
Der Of this Union, Ia good standing At tins
date, being clear Of the books and under no
charge, desiring to withdraw for the purpose
Of engaging ia another occupation. Should
he hereafter wish to become a member, this
card will entitle him to be admitted free to
the Union only that issued the card, provided
he has not violated any Of the laws either Of
the International mon or local Union, and
has not, directly or indirectly, conspired
against the interest and rights Of the trade.
seal President.
SEcRE,ARY
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- ~.
forsiR,- country having Union card snAii De
adr on the payment Of one dollar lwn,cI
shall be added ~ the striking fund.- PROVIDED
thar four months shall not have INTERVIEWED
between the date OF its issue and It's accept
ancs BY local Union
LcN ohlons 10y si.1s 49,.
-. I1 - ..;a 49,. ~, r,srrher az
49,, oiHP -, p.S' h;'n.a H., u - n Nh
;,,a-.;s'a - aii'~ 49,
49," ~. =
AhIlCLE All
sEc l. Any member who shall neglect ~
pay the dues, i.,us and assessments set forth
in the by-l !, for such times zs may be- men
TONED therein, shall b.. re .or;ed to the Union
by tn financial Secretary al its next stated
meeting whereuIon the President shall de-
clare sue a member sus pended pow led, ID 4.
member shall be considered suspended
until the adjournment Of the meeting o.
"nicn .ne name oi salu nenioer !" re~1 -,
local pnion cnnnot Nv. ad,n,t[ed INTO another
union. but shall he re,nntated IN the union
from which sail member was SUSPEND I'd. and
shall nav such sun A. th.ir bylaws nav pre-
..rihsd
Sc q Anv member n good standing
wishing to withdraw from anv local union for
the purpose u leaving the district, shall MAKE
Application to the financial Secretary for a
travelling or retiring card, which shall be
granted upon payment Of all fines, dues and
Assessments, lawfully charged against sAid
member on the Secretary's books
ARTICLE XIII
g. H.. IS - p-.s;a.,,. .nd
c...-...,,,.,,d;.- $50, IS - ~ -.
sh.iI ~ Il, ,ia I,,,S-,.,,,,,.I 80.
- = IN. 49,, -, ',.'.-,--I,, i,
.h-n ~ - am ~ .ha p.f14--.., III ..an
IocaI ,n;o,, ~. 49,. ..n.ra,. aJdrass ~, ,h.,
III ~. C,,ra.r,-.,,,l;r,,, q ,,r.,, M,
Src . Wnan an .h.,.,,. ,oc.urs in ths
80. N pr..idant ~ Cnrrs.,,ord,ny Sacre.
- IS a., III -, !, I'M e A.,
~ IN. ra,yl, $500 pras,l.,,r M S..,..-.-gS
., t.,rri - s,,II - -, a. $500
- ~ T,,.r,..,..r.I TT,;.,, .,d M. ahaiI
nifty III la,aI nnion. ~ ~, ,ha,,,s a. $500
A. y-,.aihla
AhllOLE AlN-
SEC. L. Each seal union can make BYLAW
for the government Of its own members, pro
vided said by-laws do not conflict with TIM
| Constitution.
SEC 2. This Union shall not be dissolvet
while there are three dissenting unions, no
shall this section be subjected 10 any altera
tion whatever
| SEC s. No part of this Constitution shall
be altered, amended, annuIled Or suspended
unless submitted IN writing at a session 0
| the International Mon Except as herelnaite
provided tori which shall require a rla!orit.
Of ali delegates present.
SIC. 4 Whenever. in the judgement q
the Executive Board, 1t Is deemed necessary :
amend OF suspend any Article or Section
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24

at thousand dollar ANTE, while Ole
Hickory Jackson was in the cypress
swamps Of Louisiana up to his arm.
pits in blood, hair and corruption
lighting for the noble boon of liber.
ty." Here the negative wisely
"rested its case, and of course got
the victory.
A heroic sailor last Saturday at
Portland saved, little boy from
drowning by jumping into the river
and rescuing him just as he was
going down for the last time. Where
is John Hay or Bret Harte. to i'm
mortalizo that sailyur boy 'in dog
gerel?"
Benton county has an afflicted but
patient Job, but his real name is
John Rickard. His team OF horses
drowned, another fine horse laid
down and died, and highly valued
COW passed in her checks-and vet
John sweareth not but quietly "1ets
'er rip"
Salt Lake city had large number
OF incendiary fires during the past
month. A writer says: "The city
is full of vagabonds from the mines
and adventurers from everywhere
else. and the chances that the |
Saints will be purged by fire are too
fattering for their comfort"
William, Charles, Annie, double
barrel shotgun, an amiable bulldog
and other members OF the SCHUYLER
family Of Gilroy got into row the
other day. The testimony was so
that the Judge cried
enough, and tho whole family, in
the shotgun, was dis
charged.
The Oregon Volunteer Militia have
been supplied with the new patent
American needle gun. These are
about six inches shorter than the old
guns used, are calculated for longer
range. and are loaded at the breech
With prepared cartridges. The ex-
olosion is produced by needle COM
ng in contact with the cartridge, and
he old shell OF the cartridge is
brown out by spring. leaving the
Ipertnre vacant for new one. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
Saturday, The aed of Eeb,4,arv fs7,
CITATION.
In Me County Court Of Linn County,
State of I,.eoo,

In Me County Court of Linn County,
State Of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Caroline Lytle.
deceased 'N'
To Francis ]. Williams, James y. n. J.v,Ia
Marcus l.. Lytie. William Lytle and Jerome
1@ytle, now resident heirs of said estate:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
anu each OF you are cited to be and appear in
the County Court of the County of Linn, State
OF oregon. ut the Court House in the City of
Albany. in said county, on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of March, 1878,
being day of the regular March term of said
Court at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon
OF said day, then and there to show cause il
any exist, why an order of sale of all the right
Title and interest of said deceased in and to the
following described real estate. to-wt: The
north half of Section 80, Township 49, South of
Range, 3west; also, beginning at the south
west corner OF Donation Land Claim of NJ
Furguson, Notification No. 3,G27, Claim No 81
IN township III. South of Range, 5 west thence
north III. 10 chains to northwest corner of said
claim; thence north 50 degrees and 40 minutes
thence e st 3O.60 chains thence south 40 chains
10 Il post on line between Sections 30 and 81
thence south SO degrees and so minutes; thence
west S0.69 chains to the place of beginning
containing 10 acres. In Lane county, Oregon
should not be made as prayed for In and by
the petition OF Hiram Smith, Administrator of
the estateOf said deceased, now on file with
Clerk of said Court.
BY order of said Court, made December 9Th,
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the Seal of said
- Court at office this 2lst day OF Janu-
j. II. HAcKLEafAN,
County Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
DID NOT Know WHAT IT WAS

DID NOT KNOW WHAT IT Was
Sergeant Bates, it appears, has ac-
complished his feat of carrying the
American flag, unfnrled, from John
O'Groat's to Lands End, and without
molestation. The English papers are
disposed to treat the matter as quite
an event, and to claim great credit for
the English people for their treatment
of our flag. The Detroit Union is
not disposed to allow them much cred
1T for their forbearance. It saws the
fact is they did not know what it was.
1t has becnsso many years since the
English people have seen an Ameri.
can flag that they have qnite forgotten
how it looked. Since the destruction
Of American shipping by the Radical
party, our flag is rare sight in any
foreign port; and the English people
are entitled to neither credit nor blame
for not being aware that the piece of
bunting which Sergeant Bates carried
was the emblem of the land of the
free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-24
MORE sTUpENpoos JOBS.

1t is evident that the National
Government is about to enter upon a
general system of internal improve.
ments, to be prosecuted originally a,
the expense and afterwards maintain.
ell as a continuous burden Upon the
whole people of the United States; a
condition of things in our Judgment
utterly at variance with the designs
and purposes of the founders of the
Republic, and clearly repugnant to
the principles and spirit of the Con
stitution. Projects are now being
considered by the House Committee
on Commerce for the Improvement
OF the Ohio River, and the. construc.
ton of the James River and Kama.
wha Canal, the Georgia Canal, the
niagara ship Canal and the Atlantic
and Pacific Canal, all of which are
works of great magnitude, .contem-
plating an appropriation or endorse
ment OF bonds by the government to
the extent OF S100,DOo,00Ol to say
nothing about the postal telegraph
scheme. That these and such like
jobs are to be among the leading
features of the policy to be pursued
by our rulers at Washington for the
next four years, there is no doubt.
And yet in The face of these stu
pendous schemes for robbing the
public treasury we have the admission
'f Secretary Boutwell, that the nation
Il debt is already on the increase and
must continue so for years TO come,
wen though the most strenuous meas
Tres for retrenchment should be inaug-
ated and practiced. Is this spcci-
nen of the reform which was prom
sed the country by the Radical party
Turing the recent campaign?