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Fouse~ The ssenHli shmuue a ce-swurnss~.
institatSSaE prnshcefves ana stiz<sghntiva
ssfah-~faerensv~suR ~ shesunsais immsan
The fsepstsw'uf thspespss; for rhs -.rsunI ges.
ers. snHase ansthsvssre fev ailronsis ~ surc-
uia3srx
Sixth--Th@ aAsegasian a Al lawms mat IA
not oesv eqsnaly upon espisai and iaasbr amt
TIE .dspss"ngf Iaes@ases. pEOvidinwfs the
hessth md ssesey sfta Ne ensAssa y snlnane.
manufacturing I'D banding parsHisas
Seventh Tho snAetmeut ~ - law tn esam-
pei ehaFsered csrperatians q" uaE thniF em-
/ pioyes 10 ease gsaes IN every iaasrhs m full.
Tor lah"v perfsrrAsd aasIng he pransdSnu
month, ~ he lswfui Ensnev II The caumsrv.
Aghth- Fbs enassmeus - q lAw savlnw
Taechaases and laAsrers first liea IN -hsS1
4 ,gortn.
1 Ninsh- The sbeti@hment q ths ,antraes
I sysssra aa the nassenai. Stsae aad annsesuml
! wort
Tenth To isaasuraae system % uuhli.
rnavksts q saefhtsse The exchange ~ me 1rn-
daeeians - favsaers sna rnaehnzne=. -sndiaq
?" 10 away nth rs8adiemen aua -penniasars
sSe~ensh- To in~asurasss system q cheAr
Transportation. ts fapsiitzt~ he exchange u
: ,ommoairies-
Il 'rsvetfth- The snh~tisatieu 4 ,rh,+rasio,
ieF strikes Whenever ssd wherever rnnlav.r,
ssd snaf,isye~ vqllsas to .sset 80 ,-1ultatl.
= lrrnunsss
Thirteenth Tie prohlbiticu ~ the mpors
atom ~ >ii serviie raees. the diacantlnuzaee q,
AL sat'ssstsea lraBsea nassenaA Vessels nvJng
ag them ~ 0ur shores md he sfrngasisn
Jras iea~s. tho modification ~ The R.sriinzasa.
Treaty
2nnrteen-h- r. savsaee the .san.iar I,
American MECHANICS, ~ the srse+1nsnf aEs
enforcement n s-7HstAb4e ssprsatiea avs
fiftseHsh- To sisslish the system g cow
sree-ing -he- lsfssv ~ senviets N mr. PRISON.
md reforraatery institutions
sixteenth The redue-.s,. ~ he laura +,
shcr ~ right DIT tav 90 thas ~. iai.arer-
nav nave lime tar snslAi t.slIar-rnsn
sRd intellectual improvement AAd No -nafie4
- cap The advantages conferred ev Abor
-ayFsg machinery, which her Rama nav,
sresaea.
seventeenth That IL 10 the .fnty II the Iow
sTnFwent N establish a Jnsf standard II tisfrr
nutisn ." capital md lssor by providing = on re
J aationsi circulating nedinm ,a@ed N IN
tsIth sad -eso9rc@s u The nation. s@uss
iireetiy % the people without the nterven
non " ANY system II banking rsrDnrations
Vhich money shsil legsl--.neier n III
payment ~ al tebts pqbtie AMI private, an.
interchangeable a. he SDtion % he loider n
Government eonda caring Ate ~ nt..rs-s
not sxeeed 2 r. ~ Der cs.nt ,nhieef y
'ut'Ire egssiataon ~ oaQresa
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Ind
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~ 49, pu
Indiana '''' ""' =" '''' AS"e'
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Mas. '"'' ~ 'N'e'
s6 Thomas v. Casey. bor 37s. sehepsc-
tady. Ny
~ James wilmott $50 Atlantic avenue.
BROOKLYN. N "
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pou,,hLa a,.,. w. ~"'a Wal" ''''"
I'D Huck, II2 Elizabeth u New York
~ .Joseuh R.cL mar ~, az o. NJ
~ Anthony Tistjen. box .oI5. N paul
9s-.Io.eph r smith drawsr 100 ot..w.
m :" '''"''"' "~"e' 'VS' Vtta"a'
ion -Iou,.A w;l.on . n A.. "a w.
W. - lou" - =. "'""'' r " boH 81. wash
1OI' Rich.rd Wool, ho, % I. Co..
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TIE oDiorrd l.oppIstiep " Kansas City
haze ' HesoivAd Tbsf nAgro minstrel
shows tend ~ grade he r.1a
flashed - the latest and nprs-t zraeEIe
~ay ~ saying hist man has beer, rnn
,7er ~ lS.e,motive and Zen ~ fifteer,
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ARP ENTERS.

A LBANY, N. Y.--CARPENTERS AND
- JoINERs UNION Robert PArksr, pru.. Danie
John J, ntxgcrAld. re. Sec Rchard nov,e Al -
" n. Dillenbeck, cor. sec
Robert Parker, 9o5 Lumber street
Il. d. Dllenbeck. ~ 90. PeAri strusa. ALBANY. NY
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A sv,tchnsA kent " a lawyer cnce e.,
adttse, and AetAIled eht circumstances ~
the case |" Have ytA told me the Fart.
precisely N they ,usuftpd ~ asked the
lawyer 40 ~, Sir Y replied he al
thcct " best " Tell ~ the plain truth.
We can PIT the hen ihtc n ycarselt r.
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1RICkLAVE RS.

DRICKLAYERS' UNION NO. l OF
I'D MIsSOURI-Meets on the nrSt and third Thurs
DAVIS Of the month. the 8. 4. Eleventh street
and Franklin ave Sc. Louis John Myersco6, pres J.
HAnley, vics-prsa Gus visrnow, m sec Nd Walah
sec; John Phipa treas; WIN. Delaney, cor. resi-
dence eOe nank1n ave
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time ~ he pHhlie nav know now We
Are progre7asng. Yours truly.
MTwEK.
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FROM THE MINES
FROM LIMOS


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he vent M .rr'ft- IL The peaca p 'his
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nv, frar 'hs ...rrp,rg ., The miner.
taking ,lver,age N J mistake n the ri
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rrinDrs we're willing ~, o.. no Wink AZ ,ran
y F-e ~rt,'s tadur,ia, " the digging price
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'ha price r,q,I f.r pushing. rheress the
'-r'b ras 'bs' 'hey would re wiling ~
prrer' .~an'y I'VE cents n The price Pad
fr mining II its -anpany yoyH d. ~,
rpytirg mn L,oyLtag hsmy,i-s,
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Ellsworth, Benson & MadsWOrih
rMFoRrERs
BrandieS & ChampagneS
.R'O. 10 BrOGdscGN, ". r..

Sole Agents IN the Unite. state Or the
Wine Houses orc q. Benson * Co,
W helms, CUGNAC AND LONDON.
Our Benson's Pine Old Golden Grape CoenAe ~
hnest brandy expo ted from French vineyard,
and can be procured only from o. Pre- ~ ~. "
twelve quartz, S0 Ais, Champagne Sh.rre= ana
Ports a the finest nAvOrs aud ali r,n the yIB.y
c. {. benson 4 90.
PRIc LIFTS sent free Appiicasiou
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II A&AS CITY, M0.-Union No. lO2
N mesns the Hrst saturday seaing Of each motth
Han southwest corner seventh and Main Sts- HenrJ
Blaeren pres Henri, BF0@ege, rec ser v. b Mobile
financial soc Prank Smith. COZ Soc. drawer eoSz.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

4 LEXANDRIA. vA--Jalon Va. Iss.
~ lnsst- shs ~ satar1AE q s.-n laoutA- ven
Z sinInonA- rs--. Iamaz z stssns-L lonn
< farley, res, A. r senoeaI. In .@- v a. EAR
~. rec Azn or-see-
4 LBANY. " Y.-Umon NJ. nr=ta 90
II lie Wednesday e~an ranmuh "a rsrmu-ra
iiAAi- 10 g. Il ~ lfa~nmv re- = su.uun
svsaB -tFess- a. &Alaer. nee 1re- a. n fnaaa- -
sor- -. Ne. "a jefferson %, y "a -~AMn- n
David dunter.
4 IRuRA- Il--Emon W. "A n--ls ID
IL he iirst fhursdaE 4 .aeh nooth-
t0use. lnwarn n iiF7sn. lrHs- lohn - .AAau.
res AnEEst teehnsr- -reAs- L.slls InIh- IN
,. L. snrT1eeE rer-4nH s-fsz-DA
seAIt-.I--Sms
4 UBURN. v. y.-Tmou No n NESTS N
II he e 4ouaay evening IL .nrn -anurr 4 ". %
V--s i5-tezse lErFck Iui nan. res l4a InAa.n=
i7ee re- Wy zn 3ruut. m lau spr i-r- sst
-. william iiibbons. ar-as.
BALTIMORE MD-ITnIou W. r. " 49,
- Ana- Meets m ne hrst Fr1aa1 ev~raz q -y-rr
month a i4uEzs iAAi. W. Z. .slutn r-psierrr-
treet. afenrT ieeOo. lrrsadsnJ augustus sTarsau-
tein- r1ee-fresL 1dwaTu L. lsslU -ruf ID .ser -
tahnson- 1IlgIIsn aln Nihierrnurn ..r
re- Thomas AcDern II. -reas u 4on-
Ier- Or seev. = me street
RELLEVILLE- ILI--y-uon W. z meets
- n ne at izGuruay q aeh month a b. nj :,
AAzn Hear -enerrneser. lres tysfs --r--se rr-
Hre1 fLeo ,ru l-has alfler -. - f.st
= Lfi-siiA-- ~ m ma or a= o. I-4--
a@rxr AEmz.
RpsEOh. A-Asss--I mon W. y meets "a
l. h= ssconu Wednesday .ae- .nasn1n 4 . ga,e
nzron g. lszAs hzEE. re- 7rank tito -tae-.,rr-
sNmes lrssiin -rtsas- ieHr- AnFans - -. sai- .
s'iio- m nd ~ sss7, ". h-4s-a .rrs~s ..1arf--
own AA--
RROoALKN. N. Union So. y ns=rs
lsiocK Waiter smith res A-ser tfirvrrp rls- nv.
ienrF tirn -er 'ee- Fn -reres. rsas lAEnes 81
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THE MINERS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI
GRAND COUNCIL.
Geo. Kinghorn, President, West Beville, H.: d. D.
Lewis Vice President, Bevier, Macon Co., Mo-. John
James, Secretary, BrHidwood, VIII Co.. III. Richard
Wailliscruft Treasurer. Springfield. III
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
wi TECTIvE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana meets on
the fourth Friday IN each mouth. The officers Of the
General Council President Robert Lam Harmony:
Vice President, samuel Briggs; Treasurer Hugh Sav
age Corresponding Secretary John Scott knightsvile
Hour II meeting. Q O'Clock. A. n.
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NJ TtoNAL ORGANIZATIONS.

F~~@ 0rSANiZA CNaS~
-NERsf NtrlONsL ASSOCIATION
VI '-i~rz Nee lfrhe aine-z ,Fars.aI ASSOCIATION
'-.-.,uesst ssssx !,s,- .,-,s,,t 49,
Aidn-~ ~ -1nmunirasioas iahn Iauns- a.,sn v,
l-. M III Sens-a srp-t. Cleveland hi. nd liz.
~ reesye rsmpf srsariion
TAnbks' Observation-Disclosures
'-a~adFat. i-rah Anrsfsfi IL rTIirt we y.-..
nrk 4tg Fee-Frs-~sdsrf. l.ifh-r srsaas Sarfnk
s-,FsfarT I 4 tnuzenaohier ~ SnIh q 'sliIa-
'eph'a F-=1'iFTT 4 F-a=h g. 4rrsSt'sar =
[STERSArI0yAL rYPoGR4PHn-AL
4 ~SnH
ArI-sAs = gs-ninar.a PRESIDENT
- tsvssuv y -hirszs. , ~ ~ 1-y-.issr
y = s'sS-"S. q rrnr V.re s-s-sutsrr-
'nAE -1'ais- . Cincinnati tsrarrinx 4s--rs.TT
( 4-~sis- - A~munis --arr--oanain. .-ure.
IRON ACrLDER.. INTERN .Tvfy4L
j sinS f-stanay--ra Cincinnati Emo
- t''--s f7~a'''7lt go ~ 80 -un-z
>r~ az-s~~ r-a--srr- . sru.rast o.. 4saus
- -.zaa,-- -. - s,-...as - - -
r'os-- --Sr t'-zsHa IN - 1s=~t-=rr. 80 8s.ar-
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uZADsgC AFTER. = La A4S.s.-
H -SIARS ri ~ -Nl.8E - AAEa4t-.
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fH-nonsz s'-74ssas4a al Tee s--S,is=at si.s-s
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. A. ASasaA Sex -.r-fr
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DtiLL-sDtLFt1L PA mon No. % meets
--unsi ritr-Iay u raan month "A 1illHeitl
AL. resItn all lDvrt 5uuh. Hr--. ..t1
lAd-1n t *--n ttatHnau. 4itnn d. httal--r
Tn. ra--airr- Ehvrlalrit rr-as. tn,i ,lr.
I.iei l-F-uaHruNn 4ru.
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~HRnS sSao FshAs1 EissH : : Nocs
June ii. rs
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Jersey CITY-Union No. lOl meets on
oil the third Tuesday each month. alternately Al
Jersey City Michael Kappes pre-. Nick seyler vice
pres Geo Hexler, tres. Richard Woods nm. rec and
cor Soc boz q Jersey City Israel JAeoh Sergeant at
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TINRON. y. \ mon No y meets on the
lA.AFrdAy N eseh mnu-h No AtllU Hall. cnrlcr NJ
CuwWrwksaKad River Sts Fehhnlt. pres n Schlarh
h~R vnp-prW 1trur, nm Geungr smith.
rumI ssr u tscer trrA, Henry klii. cnr scc., hoN q
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LFLE EEA-C a1Hu ~ ~ meets -n= --~a
IL frtias s1an nuHEn ISL. ru A.ln
-rr=-r- a,H1s- -hAs 4 n-esS. 2-=s tr=-.r--.
>rArv. mcs-pr= sAas. IN :. fiEz>snlal,.l-.
s-=a-- tad s-s.- pop IN haK - urra El--n.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. CRISPIN. OFF,
II cerS for the ensuing year,. G. D-Miss Nancy
Whtmore, Rochester, s. g. D.-Ars. Della Mckay,
stoReham 1t O. D.. Miss MARY Weaver; End G. D.
Miss Katie stanton, Louisville, Nv ID @. D.-Miss
Maggie sotspike, Rochester: @. s-Miss Esther Bel,
Baltimore, O. T.-Mr. Eliza Roger. Lynn, Mas
All correspondence business q the order should be
addressed 70 Miss Nancy Whitmore, y. g. D.. No. ~
sibley Block Rochester, MY To Esther Bell, O. y,
Baltimore. Nd
NJ RATIONAL LABOR Organized
1V August %. 1886
RIcHAKD TREvELLIIk, President, Fisher Block De
rOtt
HORAcE H. DAY, First Vice President, New York.
MRS. T. o. g. WILLARD, Second Vice President Chicago
q. Bn J0HSsOE, Secretary TamaquA, Pa
A. Z. CAMERON, Treasurer, SCI West Madison street.
Chicago.
Executive Committee A C. Cameron, of Chicago, w
J. Sylvis. % Sunbury, Pa N. W. Field, Detroit Mich
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LI>HkILL-ON- HUDSON Uulou No 1871
IL meets tb- aryr Ws-nziAv ~ eA-h I'D nth &C the
Cil5 Ha.ga- Pre-. Hear Tsnll~r tC~ lrgS
JuhB trsunr. y1hn BN-Sstt- I'm Art Iahn A
Mott cur --- Iogk h.,N Jg. CbArl1- n-l.i. treas
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CumVru&a EAi River Sts y FirhhNlt. prc~ Schlarh
hsA Was-prWp N ncrlry nm George smith.
rem. u Gcer trcA, Henry kHli. c'r ste-, hoN p
TOLEDu. OHIO mon 80 As meets ur
the first WEDNESDAY evening NJ each month A. nuf
Garden onSt clair "a Louis h4smus. pre-.. na,ii
@wmwaAicr pres August Ncpl tteAS 'hAs a heii
myer 90 -SNNo ~ Manrut -t frct >,hlitE. Ar ~,
TORONTO. CANADA Union ~ meets ou
Il the ssyoud wrinssiay ~ each month AZ Trades A.
ssmhly Hal kiug street West n. Max. pres
Gecrge st- huo~itDu. ucr pres. Thomas.
Ar ,ey. Al HanduH rvc ~rc. III Mctahr. trras
Tho> Anderson sec., hoN oaa.
TRBANA. ONO Union No 43 meets
" Nh the last saturday evening "A tich month Jo-
hregcr. pres hoN S1i joseph Herman, 'lcc PRES
y q iieu rer srcy. ". y Grps.ucr, hn Sec, Ia
cob Barthe treas Henry Walker. sergeant ai- aru.
Mark StegInan. cor- -er'Ai ~ 81
TNIUN CITY, PA Union l2C Conrad
u Melchor pres box Pol. Ferd- ku~chrr, rry. and
cor Sec; Andrew sehrcck. eas A " Plate, M ',,.
UTICA. W.. Union meets on the thiui
l THURSDAY ~ each month Hautgar fAtll
Swortfager Blocs, corner W Columbia ana Broagway
jacob Iron, pres . l22 Lansing u A Bayd. woe
pre-. Ueo Saulpaugh, M 81, Chs. Chihnal. treas
Cha Radeck, re-, and cor Sec, bIs $50.
WASHINGTON, 4. Co., Union No lOO
w meets on the Isl Thursday evening VI eaah
month az Columbia Turn Halle, y street. between Dab
and Tth sts. John Easter, pres, A. . Boyd vce
pres. W. Hageman, I'm. sec, Frank kappel. tres.
Louis Wilson, res and cor sec. Y q box ~
NITAKREN, PA.-Unlon NJ. ly2 meets w
wv the frst saturday evening u each month w san
gerbunds Hall II deerylew, pres, ~ utico. e. kutcr
vice pre-. Wm Hartmann, tress =. Darn. al hn
WORCESTEk. MASS. Union 81 meets
w on the frs; Tuesday each month in the Turn
Neren tall southbridge street Thos Singleton pre-
ih"~ p" MlLehrii, vice pres william hagh, M ami
rec secy walter Pbelan, treas a. 4 kieyena-r, 80
sec ~ h,'H go
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Eff Il 81. f4IN y. ~ mon W.. ~
~ le-a1nsaIseEs. aFr-aas iallssaIs = .tr-rs ~ ~.
sslarrtas uontn. fenrv q intnrnu. -
laxTl iaslrzaIt- lrrz.. Fr-8x n Faaker ivy 49,
A. n '.isisiuitn. ruas- -. iaye.- -ls- a.r-
&C.,
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LORT WAYNE. IND -U ni,n NJ. = meets
H. Ne - Sa1r-sAy e--nfnx Z ssca asnush
FAa-h. pre--. 4lha 5sr-knal1-r. vc1s rrss SyrisE
All r. FrAzx SersT,rsr-el -, H.V ser
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LNLAIEA- y \ i nag No 10 meets 10
H. ne SA-al-aAv II sa4h n,aarh A. A=nansS
HAA. @Rr~r g. LaE. PaesArx. prs-- ghna-- Cab
Tlce pre- J=rry tao4-y. E-7A- LaszS lne1uAa- IL
q q Maexs~E Adj -sc ~ -
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hFf4N W.. LII. mon ~ meets even,
" e.lmu rfi-=stAT the nantn "A Turn fAi
Ae,sr. 4saun -i1VftF. q itsIrr -sHss-
uY-F. I'M y n. lFn4a. alefia-s 100.
-Fl-slAlit lfa, q striitL ala
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II JACKSONVILLE, ILL Union No ia
81 meets on the first Monday u each month IN PyAtts
Hall H. c. Scholker, pres, w. Butenuth. wee pres,
j. Roedersheiner An. and rec sec. b Y tA~-e treas
A. D. Corrier sergt alarms. v A. OrneilAs Cor So
drawer 1854
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~ CIV AK " I -L mon rs meets every
~ s.srria AssrsAs a lr afaeBvs. v 81 ipr FIm
aAu ana tzt--t srrrts. Frr-l tlIairi. a.
tLrXAitieF. 1r~-y7fr- Nsaa tturer. 1Hl VIM Il
iilss. reA- a. DieNer-..n. saau woo. a-
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The QUOTATIONS. based cotton in store running III
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales were
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THE LORRAINE SILVER BRICK.

From the Virginia City (Nevada) Enterprise.]
The silver brick which Is to be forwarded to Sir
Lambton Lorraine by citizens OF this portion Of
Nevada, IN testimony OF their appreciation or his
noble humanity in the Santiago de Cuba affair. Is
now completed and will be sent away as soon as q
suitable box has been manufactured in which to
snip 1t. The bar weighs over fourteen pounds,
Troy, and was purchased by contributions Of one
dollar each, made by citizens OF this town, Gold
Hill and Carson-no man being allowed to contrib
ute over 81. The brick is very handsomely pro-
portioned pure and smooth. The upper surface
Is polls med until i5 is as bright as mirror while
the bottom and sides were LETT just as the
bar was taken from the mould. The inscription,
which is as follows, is engraved on the polished
face in Old English text and old style Roman let
ter:-"BloOd Is thicker than water. Santiago de
Cuba, November, 1879. TO Sir Lambton Lorraine.
From the COmstock Mines, Virginia. Nevada, u. s.
A." This inscription Is surrounded by neat or
o, the brick.
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THE SUPPLY BILL DISPUTE.

The Albany Argus OF yesterday asserts that
there is direct issue Of veracity between Senator
Wood and Assemblyman Batcheller as to how the
item or $4,000 salary to the superintendent OF the
Capitol got into the Supply BILL the former insist
ing that 1t was inserted before and the latter that
1t was Inserted after its final passage. The Argus
emphatcally contradicts Wood and declares -
When the Supply bill was engrossed the clause
under discussion was not IN the bill Hence IL
could not have been In the bill when
it passed the Legislature Mr.. Baicheller
remained here alter the adjournment OF
the Legislature and examined the supply bill,
and the cOntroverted clause was not then
IN It, Mr.. Wood subsequently, examined the bill
and the clause was not in 1t then. And the bill
was then re-engrossed and the clause In question
inserted An examination or the Supply bill, on
file in the office OF the secretary OF State, shows
That page forty mine has been re-engrossed. The
paragraph relative to the new Capitol begins on
page f0rtyeight, and that page Is all eugrOssed In
one one handwriting Page forty-nine, beginning in
ing: while page nifty is in the same writing as page
iorGyeight, as we Judge the remainder OF the bill
Is. Page fOrty-nlne was re-engrossed in order to
insert the salary clause
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new, "a; no. DO, consolidated. COX; Georgia Sizes
70; do. sevens, new. 80; DO do Endorsed, 10; do
DO. gold bonds, 10; North Carolina special tax
class 8. 8; do. sixes old, January and July, 2oA;
do. do, North Carolina Railroad, January and
July, SO; do. do., do, April and October, 49,;
do. do, OF January and July, 90; do. do
of April and October %; South Carolina skies,
25A; do. do, January and July, 8; do. Funding act
1866 IL; Arkansas sixes Fund, 20; DO.
sevens, Little Rock and Fort Smith issue, Is; do.
do., Memphis and Little Rock, IS; do. do,
Little Rock Pine Bluff and New Orleans, Is; DO.
do, MISSISSIPPI, ONO and Red River, IS; do.
do, Arkansas Central Railroad, 10; Texas tens
1876 80.
RAILROAD BONDS
were moderately active, although the dealings
were comparatively small. Central Pacific led in
point OF activity and strength, over 100000 having
changed hands at prices ranging from S9h to 90,1.
New York Central frsts, coupon, were active at
100. Michigan Central sevens were in demand at
95% Union Pacific frsts advanced to s5A, and in
comes were strong at an advance to so. The latest
bids