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10y B. h. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
federal Buildings, corner 7th and + sts northwest

RY B: h. WARNEb,
- Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and + sts northwest
TR1 gsp ~ sal SALE o. XALEABLI TRACT q
ssS SsssE
Fl sEss Ct q Ssetss Of the IN
assnss ob NO s q He James BsrDSHr Is al
the a"si0 DAY 20 Of s D.
ali se ses
claim and estate of the parties to this cause Ia aud
lying and being in said county. at uniontown. be-.
Tor the said piece, parcel or tract of land at
Piece street and Jefferson street as laid dow IN
the revised Plat OF said Uniontown, running thence
enty-fiye and half degrees, east five hundred and
thirty -four feat, to g. HO's western line; thence
west eight hsndred and sixty Seven feet more or
less. TO the division line between said UniontOwn
n s'Gss
snd hsi degrees west allowing three quarters of
and eighty fact; thence south seventy five and
half degrees, east two hundred and three fest, to
teen and half degrees, east two hundred and dry
feet, to point in ln9 with the southern line Of
S ss ss g the
east SIDE OF said Pierce street, aud thence north
pinety Elk feet, te the point of Beginning contain.
ing pine and quarter acres of land, more or less,
together with the buildings AMI app1rtenance,,
Consisting of large dw- ring house ana outhouses
Terms OF sAie Onethird cash; residue ia three
equal payments IN elk, twelve ami eighteen months,
deferred to bear interest eight per cent
per aRnum until Paid, from day Of sale. and to be
ind0rsed TO the satisfaction of the
tee, and 70 be lien on the property sold. No decd
shall have been paid Two hundred dollars will be
required when the property is sold, or within TWEEN
ty-four hours after SALE Ths residue of cash Fay
ment to be made within ten days from the day Of
sale, otherwise the trustes viii resell the pro
at the cost and risk Of the detaultng purchaser or
purchasers. All convey ancing ut the cost Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
VIM. J. MILLER, Trustee.
Je25-o&ds Il. II. WARNER, Auct.
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NY DUECAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest

FIyETHRER- STORY BRICK HOUSES FRONT
ING ON NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
sTREETS NoETi Me-, WESTs At AUCf TON,
~ 1874 commencing at $50 O'Clock, win sell
- by order 81 the as ent, Lots l6 aud II and south
on 9Th street northwest, running back depth Of 80
ieet to - foot alley, and improved By five substan
tiai Brick Houses, being three stories high, each
containing rooms, water and gas.
These b uses are situated the east side of 9th
street sorthwe5t being in one of the best locations
In the city, and increasing in value every day.
Terms: ODe-thtrd cash; balance in oae aad two
years from day Of sale; notes bearing 10 per cent
interest and secured by deed OF frost upon each
piece of property. deposit Of SlOO required oou
each house as soon sold. II the purchaser fails
to comply with tie terms within seven days tue
property will resoid at bis her risk and cost
upon five days public notice.
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bRAkDEkEuRG. On eunday morning the % n
Infant, WILLIE ID. BhANDkhBURG, aged n
years ard 20 days.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend his funeral from his father reeidence Penn
syvsnis avenue, eetw cen lhsnd 18th streets north
Correspondent please copy
.GAswHLL Ia this city, on the 2sth instant,
ALeAANLER MAHON, child Of Gsorge A and
the late Jennie Osswell, aged months.
HERM0ND. In Georgetown, on tine asth inst
efsr short illness Of two days. Of cholera antum
ANEIk NAY, only daughter Of r. M AMI Debbie
q. Hermond, aged months.
Little Annie May
he was our darling pride,
We loved her, eh perhaps too we'll,
For soon she droopd ana die1.
ehes gone to lire with Jesus,
80 glorious and 80 bright,
To Join the Heavenly music.
And praise him day and night.
Funeral viii take place Tuesday evening, OF 4
O'Clock, IT the residence OF b. ". Grimes, No z =
High street, between Bridge aud Car cts Georse-
to attend.
MORAN. On the 9Th instant, Arthur REV
EhLf, infant son Of VIM. p. aud Lizzie Moran,
aged months.
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EST 4 y Eli n = . 1871.
yoHI 9. sAnTHla
gyzA4:QYBR AND SEQ 0H4H,

No. iis e o'c ~ ssis, fSss door sosss
Lediss Dress 0saasd saA DSet vt;ho1s peirs
osetsnssss Garneun csssss sn1 Dree vi.hczs
KID cloves. shees, Fun. sse.. csansd % secrtsss
nosjce. pySAsG
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RY JAMES Z. WAUGH,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Corner OF 18th and Il streets northwest,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE WEST SIDE OF 14rH
SIRJEET. BETWEEN AND SITS. NORTH
~ by virtue of q deed of trust, dated May st,
A. d. ISL, duly recorded In Liber No. 6i5, folio
- 1873, enc of the land records for Washing
county in the District OF Columbs ard by request
Of the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises, at O'Clock o. M
On MONDAY, the oh day of July, A. ID. 1874, ali
thst piece parcel OF ground situate in said city
OF WashingtoD, and known and desi gnat I'd as Lot
numbered one hundred and three, CosD in Patter:
sons recorded subdivision OF square Two hundred
and six, Goo, together with all the improvements,
consisting Of small two-story Dwelling
Terms of sale: Thirteen hundred dollars, with In
terest at ten cent from May Sd 1873. to day of
sac, and expense Of sale. in cash. and the balance
at ar II months, for which the notes of the pur
chaser bearigg interest from day OF sale, aud
ed by deed Of trust the property sold, will be
taken. deposit Of Slo0 will be required Of the
purchaser Ut the time Of SALE and all conveyancing
AZ the expense OF the purchaser. If terms of sale
are not complied with in seven days from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
chaser after five days advertisement.
COLUMBUS FERrNER, Trustee.
1894 dads JAMES z. WAUGH. Auct
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Gu n A H D l. n E

NOTICE.
. With the view OF diminishing the chances Of col.
nslon, ne Gamers of this Line take q specified
course Tor all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
or nothing to tho north of 4S '"
On tns homews ard passage, crossing the Meridian
ofs0 at ~ lat, or nothing to the north Of 4.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
6ETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Ra.sia n 9 JAY ouss soM sTW Yo Juy ?,
Csina....--Sat., July Aby ssinia... Sat, JULY %
Cslabrla.... Wed, July 8 -Russis....W -. :, Aug
.scotis.... Wed. July Is China ....,. Sat, Mug
A'gern.........sat..J July Is Caabria- We'd, Aug IL
UbDA L from New York.
sengerg.
RATES OF PAs.AsI.-Cabin, $50, 500, and $50,
soldi according to accommodation. Tick cts to Pa.
re, sS, gold additional. Return tickets on favor.
able terms. Steerage at lowest rates.
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and al parts OF Europe, At lowest rates. Through
bills Of ladEe given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp, and other ports tina Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight ard cabin pass.
sge, spply st the Cornpany's office, No. Bowling
Green. for Storage passage, No. III Broadway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
sos 18th street, opposite Patent Office.
jsn3)-N CEAS. @. FRANCKLYN, Agent,
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NY LATIN ER q OLEARY,
- AUctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PeDnsy venue aud 18th st
Star ONCE Baiidines.
TRuSTEES sALI OF A THREE.sTOR
BRICK RESIDENCE ON I'd STREET, BE-
TWEEN ID AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
No AIS At AnnTION

bnlSh hEoIDkNCE On I'D STREET., BE-
a BY virtue Of a dsed OF trust, dated the thir.
tenth (l3,h) day Of November, a. D. 1871, to
ADaniel 4. esson and nyself, duly recorded In
eeI Nc 6Sl, folio l9l, one Of the land records of
washington county, 10 the District Of Columbia,
will sell ct public auction in front Of the premises
the following described real es,ats situate IN the
city Of Washington District Of Columbia, to wit I:
All that certain piece OF parcel Of ground known
oy s subdivision of Square numbered i've hundred
and seventy. one, (57l,) laid down and recorded
on the books in the office Of the surveyor Of said city
OF Washington.
Terms OF sale, ~ prescribed By deed Of trusts Two
thousand $4,000 dollars cash, and the balance at
months for which the notes OF the purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale at the
trust en- the property sold, will Be taken deposit
Of 800 viii be required OF the purchaser ut the
time OF sale. All couveyancing q the expense Of
the purchaser II terms Of sale are not complied
with In seven days after sales the Trustee
the right to resell the properly ct the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser, ater i've days notice
ingfon, ID. q JAMES II. LATTA,
lel6-d6d0 Surviving Trustee.
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je22-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
QY GREEN 4 Will ,lAMS, Auctfone9s.
- No. 1901 northwest corner ICthsna Dsts

II NO. fVUI, hUftuWt5t cofnsT IC.nkEd Dst5.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY. June 3Uth, 1874, at O'Clock
~ p. IN shall sell on the premises a tvo-story
- Brick House containing rooms, with Store
to the of street northwest % feet front as
feet deep to an alley
Terms: 81 900 cash; balspce In ], . and years,
with interest. GREEN WILLIAMS
1895 Auctiousers
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
III b. b. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, cor. n and 7th sts., northves
TEusTHrss, rSIIEs2TT yALU !1FII1 sspBURBAN

- Reai Estate Broker and AuctfCDeer,
Federal Buildings, cor. and 9TH sts, northwest
1nUsrrr FaSFls2T x StGFIos
q By yi IN, q deed Of trust, dated July 2,
folio s. one Of the land records for the District
o. Columbia aad BY direction of the parties secured
egas s sgs; At ass
the tnnn Tract q 40 si1ste In the fsrms5 limits Of
VIII Lying near Bonnds sns
grett OF the city Of Washington aud north Of
sss & I g & 6sa
barton, ""BeAll'. Lott and the "widov's Mite
.n s1s .Ss
and now known s"Lyons, Mill Sest." THIS prep
overlookiDs Oak Hiii cemesery, W ashins ton city
in Dnians lots, Or for cemetery or
national park. AND possesses Of the finest views
renders sccesibls and brings !, in close con.isa
iT to street circle, At present the most improved
mansion containing eighteen rooms, with ali moi
laid out, with Choice fruits, flowers, evsrereeD.,
90, and having smoke-hou ice-house, cArrisge-
sss s:G sssao. ssas . s1ss
rll IN good order, with the best and most approved
barrel. day, with the whole wafsr power ere
keek creek There IS also a veluable .tone quarry
tsge; This entire property Is well worthy the at
ten,ion OF speeulstors
annum from JAY q, lS72, and expenses of sale. In
os. balance in six, twelve and eighteen months,
cured By deed of tras. On the prop rtyl All coz.
veyancing st expenss Of the purchaser; $500, as a
DEPOSIT ~ill be required or day Of sale terms
If sale are not complied with in ten DAYS from the
Day CT sale TIE Trustees reserve the right n resell
the property at the risk aud cost Of the defsutiog
purchaser. after ten days advertisement in soma
one or more newspapers published in the city OF
Washington, =. C
JOHN W ALv0Rn, la
GEO. W. sTICKHEY,s trustees.
By virtue Of certain writing, signed By sII par
t concerned, the terms Of sale IL case Ct the above
described property changed to one-third cash
The difference between the cash payment and the
amount due on the fret trust in one year and the
balance in two years said deferred par ments bear
ing interest at eight per ceGt. per a1lum.
John W SALT0Rp,, rrustees.
- TIE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
until MehDAY, June 29Ih, 1874, same hour and
pace S GaS X " M. sficRNsY Trustees
!e23-eo&os 1T. CDLDWEGL, Salesman.
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RALTIMGRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
- DKpnT ETE

DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND sTRBsTsN.W.
AFTER May Ass, lS-4. trains will rua IS follows:
1A4ss aaKa t0R TRAlSfR 44sFgk Ar
s:ss =. ~. Elmirs Mail, s:13 a. M, New York TX
500 a, n. AscommOda- $50 IN. Accommodation
press for New YORK, Line from ny % Sa,' aS'
Ri sanda' Par sna fh.as hiiG sH
sst,daily s1. Sunday. 4:O3 p m Iimitet tx.
iuess DAILY, OK 4; s1pd.y. daily, et. Sunday.
Ginsnnsti. and sSuih, ton, except i Sunday.
.vsest, daily s;53 p. m, daily. from
:, gtia, daily. ey, SUNDAY. SUNDAY. nom West ana
Tssrk Might EssI.sss; lies p m, Southern
accommodation daily,
Trains leaving Washington at a. m. on Mon.
dsy, Wednesday and Friday, aud $40 .. m. daily,
Popes Creek ,iesrinS Bowie .. 10 ana si l95
p. m, arriving at POpe's CreeA at l:Ss and IL
Trains leaving Washington at 500 .. m. and
S:A0p. m. connect q, Odsntoa with tt aims for An
Trains arriving at Washington a. 1910 q. m.
and sea p. m connect 81 Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
svenue, northwest Coz nsr s:h sIsst and Pesnsyiva
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
bus. insisnaIoi,, Louisville, g. Louis, New. Or:
sDa
points East, q est, North and scath
k.s. YOUNG. den1 Pasz'r Agent. asst
NEW YER Tskot ASp LINE, Washington
o BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
AND ALL POINTS sF y TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASBIyGT oN AND
NsW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The Equipment on this lire ia new and Of the mo
elegant and improved finish.
S.23 A. NJ. LIMITED EIP6ESS PULLMAN
PASLOR CAR TkAIN EXCL USIVELT
FOLLhA" PAA11SaagzT S 4kzfN5! sARS ON
On snd after Sunday, A pril l9, 1874,
Two TRAINS DAILY (EACEPT SUNDAY
VIII BE run over New York and Washington
aThI9uss hinei lss,ins from and arriving &C tie
rorlhesst corner OF STU ard streets, follows:
s2S 8. NJ, Lirnited Rev YORK Express, COM
Posed entirely Of Pullman Pclace Parlor Oars,
iiTipg ~ New York at 10 ,. m, connecting with
s0s p. m. New York Night Express, arriving
n Rev YORK az D 8, m. Pullman Palace Slice ping
Jars through to New York. Also, Pullman Slice ping
jars TO Philadelphia, IN which Passengers can re-
$50 Q. N. Philadelphia Express, daily except
| Sunday.
Connections are made in Now York with stesmers
On SoEnai New York, Neg Haven and Hartford
railroads. Sew Ork CeatrGi sEd udson Ryer rail-
road. Erie Railway, and steamers Hudson River.
Fare as low ~ By any ether rou.s.
B2ggaEe called for and checked at hotels And PHI
Fste residences orders left at the following ocea,
where tickets aad Information can be obtained -
Northe 18th street and Penna. ave-. north.
east corner 9Th street and Penps. ave.; Passenger
Stsdon Baltimore and Potomac rsilroa5, corner 9Th
4 ITl4-I General Passenger Agent.
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pY LATIMsR \ CLEARY,

HoUSEBnID FURNITURE, FRAMEsTABLE,
AhpOtfiCE, lhOE RAILING, &C, AT AuO-
~ ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, July I,
W l44. at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, NJ the RES.
IN dence, northeast corner 18Th AID I streets
tnor'hyest, recently ocoupied by General ID.
II. Butler, } the following goods, sc
Rosewood Case Piano Fore. Music BOX;
Parlor Ssites, In Crimson, Plush ami Figured Ore
tonne;
Large French Plate Pier Mirror, Marble Base;
&ainrt Mssole-top aud other Center Tables;
Velvet aud Brus els Oar pets; window uangi1gs;
Gilt Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures;
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Furniture;
Walnut, Cherry and Mahogany wsrdrotes;
Ma BILE top Cottage Furniture, Tucker Springs;
Rsir, Husk and Spring Mattresses;
Walnut Extension and Leaf Tables.
Mahogany Haivoloth Chairs; Engrsvinss;
Fire China and Glassware;
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
Two room Frame flee, Frame Stable, 81 feet
Iron Railing, 10 be removed within five days.
Terms cash LATIMER CLCARY,
ie7-dts R.p,sunHerSCsp1 AucttoDeers.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest Pennsylvania ave. snd llth str eet
Star Cfsce Buildings,


Southwest corner Pennsyiyania snd 18th eet,
Star OEce Buildings.
TRUsTEK's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
SGk; ESEET%sEEN IsiH And iSTa STREETS,
a Under and by virtue Of . deed Of trust, be.r-
land records for the District Of ociumbis, and By
direction Of the holder of the note secured thereby
he premises, on TUESDAY the SotS dag Of iy yune
lat,st6 O'CLOCK ?. m, Lot numbered twenty-.hree
square numbered two hundred and eighty-three
L2SS as recorded in the OH ice of the Surveyor of
Wsshng ton CITY ia Liber o. a. B., folio ass, with
the improvements thereon, consisting of q fne
three story and basemsnt pressed brick Dwelling,
containing ten rooms, with ell the mOdeTn COVE
usted on the south side of Massachusetts avenue,
IN the immediate vicinity Of the Few Church OF the
the very best locations in the CITY of wsshi1Ston
Terms: one-third cash; balance in equal install
deferred payments IL be secured By the notes of tue
purchaser, bearing interest from dag OF sale at the
deed of trust On the properly. sssS down when the
property is sold. nyesancing at purchasers OK
esd IeepI LATIN "a oLkAkr Fr Ruess
TlY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer-
- GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th st.
II 6SbEfR " ss4H sg
a, BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated june 7th,
Sss d at Of FLU III
and B, in Majors subdivision Of lots j and s. in
and feet viii Be soa in
two lots Of 20 feet front OF cath street aud 100 feet in
Terms One third in cash; 800 down when prop
s S , sSos G On ds ssoshrds 81 and months
and rscsTdne al e Srsa All
g jazz y Dr5 5Ss5s.t Trustees.
ie14.Sta THOMAR nnWITNn
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go go. w y sfio sRsfi s Trustees.
GU GO. W. sTTIiCSRSSEEf, trustees.

- TIE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
until MehpAY; june 29lh, 1874, same hour and
p'''e' sEoRGE MM. sTicKNsY,{ Trustees.
!e23-eo&as Ut. CDLDWELL, Salesman
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iSI4PENNsYLVANfA RoUTElS74
EeGrHwEsr, soT IL ia AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave as follows:
~AIipston..., 3:ss q. m. Baltimore. s:2s .. N.
$50 Pm -- 7:asp. m
IhE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
Sitn elegant Scenery, Palace State-room Day and
hasLt Cars, with mondern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
The He Q. n. dsily, except Sunday, Southwest,
west and Northwest; $50 p. IN, daily, Cincinnati
and southwest.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
shno1sh rom WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
VHlCA0G and ST. LOUIS without change.
Iekess y this route be procured at the ofnces
corAer OF stn street and Penrsyiv MIA enus, and
corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue ANGER
National Hotel whore reliable Information viii Be
Passengers procuring tickets at these offices can
seeJTe soc ommodstons Ia Palace Oars for Chicago,
Sc. Louis and Buffalo.
I'D. .. TOUH9, General Passenger Agent,
ID Baltimore. Nd.
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M a IL n lie ID .

G0RD0S-SPENCEB. On the 23d Of June, At
81. join. e Church Cbestertown, Nd by keT DR.
Arthur J. Rich, HoLpsMoRTg G0ROoS, Of
Geor geiovR, ID: c., TO MARY Q. ePknOER, Of
Chestertoxn, Nd.
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pT GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers,
10 No. IGO1, northwest corner nth and D s.a
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON STH STREET, BETWEEN r And 8

10y DUHCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
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nOOLEYY laUK Powders ere warranted
~ ss-s. zs 6ssAsaas ustas D ocksxes ~ Q
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-10-17
TROY IRoN-WORKERS


The puddlers held iinal and very long
meeting at Molder's Hall yesterday after
noon. The attendance was large, and
great interest was manifested BY ali attend
my. President Harris presided, and very
appropriately addressed the men, after
which numerous speeches were made by
others. The action Of the meeting, 80 far
as it affects the existing difficulty, was
final. The men again voted on the ques-
tion Whether they should 10 to work
under the reduction OF not and they de-
cided unanimously not to work. They also
decided not to hold any more meetings.
They seemed det ,rnined not to yield, even
more so, if possible, than the men we're al
the commencement Of the long lock k-out
last year We learn on good authority
that there will be no coEpromise. The
employers have fixed their prices, and say
that In altering them in the least
they would be acting greatly to the detri
nIent Of their interests They cannot ruI
their mills and pay any higher wages thar
those offered. The puddlers received ,
communication from the heaten, helpers
rollers, and other hands IN the mills yes
terday, commencing them for their deci
sive action, and declaring that they WoulC
stand by them. All this, Of course, mean
that there will be no resumption of work
even if the mills do get ordera, under IN.
reduced wages. All the mills will be idle
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the IRON TRADE.

The men of Hayw"uds Palo Alto roll
ing men are un strike against a reduction
of 8 per cent. below - 5Oper ton.
process for the manufacture of iron
direct from the ore, the use Of the blast
furnace being dispensed with, has been in
vented. Instead Of pig-iron this process
employs compound called iron coke, Z"
which consists Of a mixture Of ore Cor any
substance containing iron), the necessary
huxes. and the equivalent of carbon A
lump Of this compound Is put into the fur
mace, and by the single process knowing as
"balhng' heat may be obi aimed in
considerably less time and with consider
ably less labor tn an under the old method
the process Of melting and "boIling
being entirely dispensed with. The most
important feature II the invention IA the
great saving which it effects in fuel
The iron works AZ Norwalk, Conn, are
building an engine of 600 horse power, foI
the rolling mill Of the Union Pacific Rail
road at Omaha, Neb., and a large steam
pump for one If the wings If the Capitol al
Washington.
The Bessmer steel works and the Ren
selar rail mills, At Troy, have resumed op
Perations, having on hand orders that vii
keep them busy tor several months Tn,
resumption gives employment to about 9O'
persons.
I The Union brass works aud foundry
Cincinnati, have fair number Of orders
a. more are coming il. The prospect fo
the winter IL good.
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facturers and mining are all being rapidly
absorbed by S'ewarts, Spragues and Pack
erS- The farmers turn come next. Farm
work il to be done hereafter 6lainly by
machinery. Luck lylthey cannot draw the
farms into their magnificent centres Of OPP
preston but they eAn and do rsn their
~, OOO-acr farms BY help Of droves OF men
Hereafter farms' must be of two sorts /;
very large and very small the latter close
to cities. Farmers Of America There il
but one way that can see whereby you
can escape gradually becoming the slaves
OF great plantation owners. Cast aside
your gronndless prejudices, choose leaders,
associate for mutual defence with at least
the sagacity Of prairie buffalos and horses.
Form township cooperative ass Citations,
where you can do everything including
buying, selling, planting, reaping cooking,
heating, washing by wholesale, or by ma
chinery. Thus you can defend yourselves
against the wolves of the whole world Let
men and women of tiger instincts hunt in
couples the less pugnacious must herd for
mutual defence, as the wild horses and
bufaloes gather in solid phalanx when
wolves approach put females and little
ones within the charmed circle, and send
bulls stations "to the front" With horn
and heel they drive off the marauders.