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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
CLOSING PIECES OF CALIF0RTIA STOCKS
g,Y Francisco Wednesday. oct %, 1882
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlnuSe.l

R1vcox. y. 81. Oct. -. The Solitaire mine,
Percha District y. NJ, has been J1npe by the =" IL
,ou Brothers who had pUor location On the azure
of Inhnr and as~OcIa,cs TO ply them the sum of
a25 600 agreed upon on compromise. The Wilson,
have taken possession of tie mine ana stopped al
If Is reported here that John W. Mackay secured
an interest in the Lahe Valley mines before start
ing for Lurope
labo,rrs are locking 20 Lake Valley and the pros
PEGS of a considerable and thriving town are very
apparent. -.
trol nm on the Ncw-McXico and Arizona line IS re-
ported.
Bullion valued Mt $25 600 was received IN this
city yes. -rday from the mines.
The ylcc-pre ,ident Of the Caborca Mining Com
pany reports the receipt OF the following 0ihc'al
telegram IRON san Francisco under date OF OctoJcf
- superintendent reports Nina Graude, Sdn''
kOsaha and mines generally looking better than
ever ana Gcpores 81 drcty OF water
Standard Consolidated official report. October 10.
shows: Total length east crosScut, 1000 level,
l.Ol0 teet. East crescent nom south drtt Is III 80
feet in very hart rock. East crosscut, 700 cvel l.
900 feet long. and IL in favorable country rock.
The total length OF south dr1t from THIS crOsscu Is
80 feet, ana II shows feet OF VEN. SOnih dritt
No l. 800 level, is III II cet, where he VEN Is 10
feet wide. Ia the pas week an raise was started
FROM his drift, which has reached height OF 80
feet. showing 10 feet OF VEN. North upralSe i up
40 feet the ven at ihls point is about ID ie"t
wide South drItt No. !, 80 level ls ia 24u let.
showing the VEN feet wide. Ii south arit NO; =,
800 feet sOutl of mann east crOsScut, WIuZe has
been sunk 10 feet; the VEN mere Is feet wl1e
UpIals- 0n cook iedg, has reached height of 30
feet, where the VEN Is . let Wide.
HoCie Consolidated Official report. October rs,
shO,s ore cTu3aed pTeVIou, week. 10 IONS; aY
erage yaiur of pulp, PlOl s.. Bullion stripped.
SIU,547 81, At he bottom of wlnzs No. II the
t0,aI length OF drlt il TO- feet. Tne working, IN
the Slopes thcTetrJm look fine and yie.dInG
very Ilch ore. GA the l4tI connection was maze
no nj - Low will
tie north pangway at the bottom of Wine II.
This connection supplies excellent circulation
through the workings On the rich vein, anu opens
81 Ieet more }, BACKS Thereon. A daft viii b.
started sou Ii thai VEN, from the foot OF rise -.
East ciOs>cut 500 level, is III pa iert, and noItn
drift is III 81 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for estimates for drcdr-
ing at loot OF 2ith-st r. r. and Dumping Boards
r. H., at the fool II l1ths st, n viii be
ceved by the Department OF DOCKS and 10 Duan,sL
Uutl sday. 80 Z, lSS at ~ OcOcA ull
The city Records copies tor City
Hail
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for estimates for repair
" ing at the Department yard the foot u
I7th.st T. IT, Will he received the Department OF Docss
and untii thursday november 1881
IIo'C.ock .ul information line CITY rec0rd;
copies sale at No. , city Hal
NOTlCE.-PrOposal for estimates for repair
~ lug pier buEhead az 5ths, T. r. VIII be
by the Mt DOcAs ~ and lle Duane St.
Thursday emDer2 1852 a. ~ O'Clock m For fuu
nation ty Ke ord; los for sac al so lily all.
FINANCE DEPAuTaESr
BURRAU FOR THH COtLKCIIOs OP TANRs
No g. CHAMBERS STREET,
NEN-l OBk october %, 1882
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Ia hereby that the Assessment rolls Real
Personal Property, aud Bank In the city and
County Of YORK iO he 1852, have been oe cred
uDders- nod the taxes hei due
and O aDie At liis once.
In case payment before day OF November next
the person paying shall be entitled 10 the beneDts
n 18th section Of the Ac, OF MAJ Oh 3D. 1900 VIZ
reduction At the Of cent annum from
the time or symeDt " rst day OF December next
AARI1N 4. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
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Good Ordinary ... 7I5,s Middlng. ,sn
Sfrici iinnI ,Ir lInirY So Mllinng. l0S


Futures moderately active. closn, weak az ieca.s
points sales. lSsyoo oales Prices pta'ii'os sS
los eIG6: November l14oGl155 december as,
March lo7SSls7 April. lO9Oa lOe' Nay iif itS,J
lis Prices Tor Rings and MarsnsocobeT isSS; ~
yember H. Dece9be nr, January law vi To-: Jans
ILL., 9n%. , l S Aq NS;Ls s o !Ss pre-, SoSsnS
rs March. io7s@iofS. April Io9Sao9 Nay IA
s oils Ira TS;nsfera6ie orders 1000 .,uta
sLOUh AND AEAL-FLOUk-MarKesd g In an icsSns
tr-Se demand SAFES 10 800 0bls OF which $50 ~ %
ssS GO lSf 5S 6j H'i%S2s = Ss ~ c &s
Wheat Extra 5u0s6 10, mainly i9as? u w t"ess
board; /. % Low Grade Extra sass foi 49, ~
6aoon. 10 = G H. later an saPsr,ns,s
a. latter extreme Common 10 AR E raSmcn .
Good Extra Western Il ava 5oi dSOd 70 ShO &C :
Good % S"Ose a0 RS~ @intde
80 ~ as, 81 st Louis Common 60 Fair EnIs - wiate{
SG Ssa ysry s1S ss s% so ts S E1a for n
g 20 SsS 81 Gun A%ere = ss55I ri Es Loga
que suc4aasyd sss 400 Obls co@aon % y Ne"a ftou9
g. az, SS Good 70 caOcs go 20 20 sap.rSne . sSs
.....BuCK iHEAT FLOUR Sc inS s. 9oSSs ~ - a. "a
lbs ,r-paywine S. AZ, quoted - SOds4 40 f'''''
FOREfG UITs-salss by auction 500 boxes i ns.s
Lemon, sod at II s1asl 30. aud l.oVo Dds AIu''
GRAlN-W HEAT-Maket active ard DC ,s.ss Tssi
nsn' sApor, da1,d oes 10y any O osa and sess
~ shade owe The .Owest poilt saeS ~ a Duots
future. 1000 hrsh cash, Including No ha sc4
@ bush 81 p Ia s'Vre Ungrtced Wn'er .sssr No
81 49, latter Ol DOaIgoad nO.co state a. D5h,
kcl. V7c.. No. Red ~ 05 Steamer No sod ',sLt
No. Red, 81 - sGsl OSis foI eeitlnea,ss a winte,
81 l0t delivered No. l Red. 81 IL ~ AlA.a., No 3
OOIS UBgraded White $50 ssl ii s.t ssps 81 II
White S0ci ste-mer No White 800; NO o h .s seut
s s.SG'' No. go T aeo iST osoo5 Wis s. s sss
do December 81 Ii4Ssi Ia closing 81 - 49, II ~
81 OS-;@s - S,osng ~ ~ 90. a. iSLasl lSas
clOsins u Rye guls. and nm & bbostosas
L00n lsh UngTa ed 100 5OJ bush No i,sn.ay
BARI.LY- MAJ with fairy active tiade 200
AZ 10 SAFES 300 bush low uIsde Canada At yVe ssia
bus Ma Canada 9So 10000 bush No rw9ro ~" No
Dec 5000 bush Fourrowed State, 81 lOOvo Dusnl
Canada ST. .... BAILEY MALT quss AM $500 49, angs
COkNMarkeI Irregular cash lots without eeshee loss
op,luus skao stronger subsequently, tnS,t5
AZ iess Ie on tsse elosns at Iias .oS' sasines r.
-urvs nothing doing for export nnlttl
home use and afa.xly actvs tgsds On syssols@'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
THE NETWORK
III T NEW UNh
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NULUN IEEh FIhE DLI nv 1iI14'I'
The Story Volunteer Fire Department OF the Cy OF
NewYork BY George w. Sheldon With l45 Illustrations
oyo, Cloth, 81 90
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Gnroprau Advertisements.

Guroprnu Advertisements.
7 IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
~ Meat Finest aha cheapect Meat-iaS oriug stock for
Soups Made Dishes and sauces.
4 lEBlG tOMPAN1'N EXTRACT OF
a. Meat An invaluable and paiiabe Tonic in an case,
a |csi, digestion ana GeOty. 81 "A l,u,n
iOr which va OILS should ioc grateful" 80. de.u
rress" Lancet" British NJ lcal Journ1." 40
I lEBlG CONpANI'S EXTRACT OF
NJ Meat CantIOn-GenunO ONLY with facsin,ile of
Baron LcDlg's i-naiute IL Blne Ink. across Label
This Caution u n scc>sAry, OWN varons cneap
aud inie.lor substitutes peins IN the AAIkeL
| IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF
IL Meat To be had Of all St0rekeepers Grocera ana
Chemists. sole cents for the United states twhos
sale onlyL David & Co. FenchuI ch-ayeuue,
London England.
Sold wholesale by ParE & nford smith d. Vanderpse l.
Ackcr Neral ~ COudit. Mckesson .tDoOns H. - A. a
Timber ~ Co. AM MesTs. W. II. ochicaein ~ o.
NLD NIELSEN PORCELAlN.-A painted
~ table-seryce. d. at hessen between ~ and 80
Consisting large and amH plates. dishes tur-.
cana ras kIye. AID iO,ks - for sale ono Iumri
Th,lsiud Dollars. Fur particulars address G.. Poste
Restante Gt Poscn Prussia Germany.
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Mem publications
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY.
crNrRA1pA1EsrINE AND pHGNICIA.

CENTRAL PALESTINE AND PHGNlClA.
The Land the Book vol I1 or Biblical liusrauoD'
drawn from and Customs the scenes ana seen
ery OF the Holy Land. BY william NJ Thomson D. d. 'oo
Illustrations and Maps Square svo, Cloth &c. sheep 81
Half Morocco IS So
The Author has combined in this work the record OF per
sona examination OF the country made during series OF
wanderings In IT, which EXTENDED through period OF forty
years Of careful study OF the most i'm or
tant authorities. ancient and modern starting LON
Jerusalem he traverses Samaa Gaee and PhGnlca de'
scing in exceedingly graphic and realistic manner the
localities through which he passes unfolding tho
historical and onal associations which are ent"ned
around thm and giving minute account OF the customs
manners occupations dress dwellings and habits OF thought
and speech Of the inhabitants It's great Vaue as
Biblical apparent from the fact that which,
throws food Of light the Ser ipdres as wnoe
nshng key the meaning OF its guraye ana poec
language than Ell. ht hundred separate pas
sages which receive specific explanation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
Copartuershin Notifies.

ID Eek g. STERNBERGER.-The CopartDcr-
ship heretofore existing between tho undersigned der
ru n. Of Pr X & >T.:iN iERG N, at 40 ,.6
II ioadway IS This dissolved by mutual Mt Nj
LOUIS STGRNBERGFR WI co Ituue the business and is
alone authorized 70 81 n II hquiditlOn.
SAMUEL W. PECK.
LOUIS STERNBkRGER.
sAIUEI W PECK has associated himself with VIM
HA, HHAI in the boys and chidrens clothing bus
al 20 so BroadWaJ.
New.YOlk, oct 20, 1882.
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fosl ano founo

LUDI WIID : UUIIU
I OST or STOLEN.-COupOn Bond No $50,
IL Chicago Clinton. Dubuque and Mimi ss0ta far0ad,
600 per persons negUt ate
thesane Liberal for IN lnauJn eaing
ely. GEORGE u tADFORJ,
10 Exchange place, Boston.
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.LOSISG f&ICES OF JOS ON SrOrKS
BosroS. Wednesday. Oct. %, 1892.
N,eainrllar rn.lin
THE GENERAL LTSE

CLOSING PRIOES PHILA DELPHIA SrOCkS.
Exported bK JOHN H. DAVIS 4 Co, II HalA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

.hLEs At rHk MINING EroHA Woes
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North'n Pac CON Asa 49,
North'n Pas graf U3 H3k
NorLh'nCen bR M 81 n
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05
To Invalid Strangers.

Many invalids from abroad arriving in our
city are accustomed to homeopathic treatment,
and it may be relief to them to know that
physicians Of eninence of that school are in
full practice in, our city. In another place
will be found the card of DR.. ]. Jones. DR..
Jones has established for himself good prac-
tice, through his successful treatment of dis
eases. He is a thorough allopath as well as
homeopath, having served for number o
years in the former school, having charge
hospitals, sc. DR.. Jones has also made a
specially Of diseases of the heart and lungs,
and served under DIR. Flint, of New York "a
most eminent specialist in these diseases) for
a length of time, and has made these diseases
a specially for the past sixteen years. The
climate of west Texas and homeopathic treat
ment have cured number of consumptives,
and contrary to general belief, diseases of the
heart are not incurable, as many cases in this
community attest.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05
Billie Taylor.

The Fay Templeton troupe appeared last
night at the Casino, and completed their pres
ent engagement. Solomon's opera comique,
Billie Taylor, was selected for performance,
and gave great satisfaction. 1t is an interest
ing opera, Astounding with humor and pleasing
melodies, and there is that Ego" about it that
makes it success. England and the north
ern states have pronounced the play success,
and we are glad to be able to confirm their
verdict As the Village Hebe Miss Fay Tenn
pleton was charming; she sang we'll and sweet
ly, but, as usual, she over-vocalized. !
Miss Alice Vane, as Bella Delaine, looked
pretty and acted and sang with care and taste.
Mrs. Isabel Fuller was humorous and
able impersonator Of Eliza, and her dancing
was the source of pleasure. .,
Seth M. Crane vas a very good impersona-
tor of the forlorn Ben. Crave, and he sang the
legend Gan on account of Eliza" with con-
siderable point, but we missed poor J. D.
Stoyle, the original and best impersonator Of
this character.
Mr.. Eugene Harvey, as the virtuous "Billie
Taylor" Mr.. w. F. Fuller, as the would-be
villainous Cactus" Herr Handel as the
complacent Lothario, the Hon. Captain
Rowlock, and Herr Byers as the self-made
Sir Mince Delaine, we're each in their way ex-
celient.
During the evening Miss Alice Coleman
cleverly performed some selections for the
cornet, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller gave an ex-
cellent exhibit on nautical dancing.
The company 60 to Austin to-day, and we
suppose the journey is "all on account Of
Eliza," as they intend introducing the lady
there.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05
RECORDERS COURT.

Before the Hon. M. G. Anderson, Recorder.
January 4.-John Deviney, drunk on street;
fined $500. -.s..,g
Richard Logan, drunk and disorderly ;
fined $500.
James M. Pagan, carrying pistol; fined
$25 90. 4 ..
Jas. Kelly, disturbing peace; dismissed.
/ lCrowded out yesterday by pressure OF
news i ... J Y -
January s.-R. F. Bell, drunk on street;
fined $500.
Gustav Wesenberg, fighting; fined 500.
H. F. Young not paying occupation tax ;
dismissed. Tax paid.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05
The Epi phany

o." ~
To-day the church celebrates the Epiphany,
a term derived from the Greek word epipha-
neia. signifying the Appearance Of Deity to .
worshiper. As an ecclesiastical ceremony, it
commentaries the manifestation Of Christ to
the Gentiles, and il is Away celebrated twelve
days after Christmas, on the 9th day Of Janu-
AIRY. from which circumstances tonight is
commonly known as twelfth night. 1t also
commemorate the guiding of the three mai
to Christ by the star, which is, Of course, the
original of the festival of the Three Kings
An Epiphany was anciently held on. other
days, having several Specifications. There
was the the manifestation of His divinity, in
baptism, known as 1heophany, in His 6rst
miracle n Cana, called Bethphany, and ia lie
feeding of FIVE thousand men, styled Phag,-
phany, but these have long since passed into
oblivion. Lights figured prominently in the
ceremonies as being typical of Christ as the
light of the world, and in the olden time the
festival was a very great one. The Epiphany
is one of those ceremonies like Christmas, St.
Johns day, and Others. originated by the early
Christians to counteraot the baneful influences
Of the heather ceremonies. :,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05
SAN ANTONIO, December 81, 1881

To Major J. f., Minter,
The undersigned, citizens of the third ward
of the city Of San Antonio, unite in requesting
you to permit the use Of your name as candi-
date for the position of alderman for this ward
at the election to. be held on the 9th of Janu-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05

y Dway and Fischer Planes,
Az oed HamEn Organs; large Let On hand
then ao to arrive. All kinds mSsics1 49,
to gi4se at the City Music Store, 40 COM
no;7e street. San Antonio. -
s7-a n, Hum & Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-30

The aaI LIls otner diseases that lead to Insanity
snd deltil.
DS. WiETIf; will agree to forfeit give Hundred
Dollars Tor Of this kird the VITAL tt~FDE:-
AVE Dier his special advice and treatment will
Or for anything impure injurious found in it. OR
3 ~ treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. CoH-u:faii on fee. Thorough eXamina.
sion and advice Aci!lg analysis Of urine, So Price
Il Vital Restorative. IS 90 bottle, four times
Ehc quantity. 5000; any address upon receipt
price O. O. D. from observation, and in private
if desired, by a. T.. IigNEIE, NJ. u.
IL KsarHey Street san Francisco, Cal.
*
DIR. MINTIE'S RiDse,T REMEDY, NEPH-
II trUh!, all kin Is Of Kidney and Bladder
aItts, Gonorrhpa elect, Leucorrh2a For sale by g. f.
Foyer and Gee q. ThaXtcr Druggists, Carson City SI0Q
= b ttje, six hotties f,r $500.
DIR, MISTIE'S DiNDELfDN PILLS the
- i as,d cheapest UE~PEitsiA aHd BILIOUS cure
~ the market. For sale by r. F. Foster and George
ra2xter, druggists Carson tItYs mbl7 "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is 4 never.failfn2 cure for ner
vUus debility, exhausted vital,
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh0a, LOST MAN
UUD,islpotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
seif-abuse, youthful follies anu
and excuses in Rlaturer years
sues as loss Of memory, las
s!tuie, nocturnal ealissi q.
version to society. dinncs' OF
vision, rois-s in the head, the
vital fluid passing Unobserse1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Not a Political Murder.

We find in the columns of our esteemed
contemporary the Evening Post the assassi-
nation of President GARFIELD described us
political murder.
This seems to MS an erroneous description.
1t is true that the assassin pretended to be a
politician OF the Stawart school, Just as he
pretended to he pious Christlan and 1t is
also true that II Gen. GARFIELD had not been
President he would not have been murdered
at that time. Yet GUTrEAU was no more u
politician than he was Christian; and the
real impulse which led to the murder was not
political.
There are many intelligent persons who
believe GUITEAU to be crazy; and there is
not one who believes him to be person of
perfectly sane and rational mind He was
always an absurd, spasmodc, unhuman crca-
ture, fool OF dangerous and troublesome
sort; but supposing him to be sane enough
to be responsible, he was impcled TO the
murder by vanity and passion for notoriety,
and by an almost inconceivable depravity
and malignity His act was something far
beyond the boundaries OF politics. 1t does not
deserve to he called political murder. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Cotton Seed OIL.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-Sr: As stated in
The Sun today the sophiscation OF olive oil by cotton
seed oil became extensive ia 1851 that the Italian
eminent placed the high duty the latter of IA lire
81 Ioper quna But the latest reports Italy are
to the effect that the repeal OF the duty may he
The reason of this action may be found in the statistics
of the past year from Italian Custom Houses As the
imports Of cotton seed oil have decreased in Italy the
exports of olive oil have also decreased. Under con.
tracts expiring last December Italy received $500
quinfas OF cotton seed oil every month from March
December 1891. In January solitary quintal was
imported. Her exports of olive oil during the CORE
spending period OF 1881 averaged i3T quintas
mouth In January her olive oil exports dropped 80
900 quintals These figures given by Mr. Grain our
Consul at Milan, Italy therefore instead OF helping her
olive oil trade by imposing duty on cotton seed oil has
really injured IT, Her poorer people hal learned to
for cooking purposes IA many provinces account OF
its cheapness, and they desire it duty free
The supply OF cotton seed oil in this country u not
very limited You will by the reports that will be
read at he annual meeting OF the cotton seed Crushers
Association next Tuesday AZ the Metropolitan Hotel in
ms city where representative OF ffty mills aud
nncries will be in attendance Tile expectation OF cot
ton seed s really large ths amount sent abroad from
the United states during the rst nine months Of the
present present hscsl year being s7ssn2 pounds This is
oil enters into English lard. GPoRGE BARrnotONEw,
NKw YORK OIL AND PAINT REVIEW OFFICE June 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-S,r: Although
hitherto opposed TO the principle ofsrikes vet the re-
cent refusal OF the railroad companies of the freight
handlers humble, AMI hal almost sail too reasonable
request for an advance from IL cents 10 20 cents an hour
has compelled me to change my views and feel that
the aborers do indeed need system Of protection
against the growing and alarming strength of onstrous
capitals
am clerk in mercantile house where my dutics
often bring me into contact with these freight handlers
at St Johns Para Depot and the railroad piers and
know whereof write when say that these men work
mere rs no thHnS' tnr them 10 sSiS II there i am
delay IN arrival OF freight they uan r.,t buI AT Their
own Tucusr, for the ~ cents AN hour j. orv pnI fr
a'trl w"rkiu: hours. and it may . rr.r stii To- be-
increased naS 10 - rcnts an hour grant I! AM IA
man should get tail las WORK wiri: IL IT,, ~. al o'
.s rnam Wnrsa.6ae ' Lei The for h
amomcnt pgcAlly il family man, all consider how
think he will arrive At the sam. cin,on DO and
that Is that ldon't kiow how Il can he du.c ono OF
"The way thugs are now can scugtciy Sc, a Io,lnr
IN tho basket when my wife comes home from market.
Then further than this those OF rs who do not gain our
mNiiG ny manual or muscular labor must measure
muscular tissues IS irr greater aI try CoNrq rtiy
nace OF Tie ioiy TH,.S m l'r . r s.siS
aye iheN are robbed Robbed " usr vcnsatuu for
befor an" ~ n,i"i III vorn"r1''3hs " hIgI Nvihy
h"hd' OF the worhhousv where little Oliver has dared
called m nl come. rushing into The Rom Wierc tne IA
ana nNerIVl Board ot liuarlinus ara sitting in commit
assembly thai Oliver wants morS' )" '"' "'''u"aed
The people must not allow these oppressed laborers TO
pit,ancc can ho called is no more "nSnt nsn Sr ANY S'h
Is time that such oppression in this free land should re-
from oil quarters 10 oppressed ireland let our sITs
irSnis tGneminSr tha CHARITY begns at home for We
oqETESr%Y"I" Tsn! yre ' oppressive greed a. Su'