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Notice to lienhoIdtr

N0TICFIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersiRnt has commenced an articr In
me Justice Cont Of Phoebe Tow, ship. Lii coin
County, state OF Nevfda, in with scticr tire
Undersigned 10 Plaintiff and NssHew.r Silver
Minirg Ctmpsny, Ohio miro sid Genet
Nine arc deft ndsnts, Which sctiop 10
brought to enforce lien In favor Of plaintiff
and ., ainst def ndants, u,tn the ftll' wing
Described Tr petty ,nd ,rnifes. situated in
Bristol Minirg District, LII COLI County. etote
Of Nevada, to wit: The properly know n ~ tho
MAY flower mine, in said District, containing eco.
dollars. gold coin, and IN clsin I'd nj der
and by virtue an Act Of the L.pia
lature Of the State OF Nevada, trtitl,d
FAN Act to secure liepi to mtcl cries
and Others, and to r. peal all other Acts in rtla
tion thereto, approve Msrch "a. 1876. now,
therefore. al persons having, holding. or claim.
ing liens upon said premisep under the pioyis:.
ions Of said Act are hereby notified 10 fe aid
appear before said Court IN the nth day Of
February, A. D 1888. At 10 o'clock a. M, and
proof thereof. fNr H'
j27td MARX CHURCH, Lienholdsr.
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for q Patent


UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada. February 9Th, A. d. 1855
NuI1oE is HEREBY GltEN THAT J d.
IN Lehmer, whore port Office address 10 Gin.
cluns'ti, ohio, has this day filed his application
TOT patent for fifteen hundred linear feet OF
the " John t." mine or ven bt sriDg 60 and
silver, with surface ground Elk huLdr, feet in
width, situated in Pahransgat Lake Mining
District, county Of Lincoln IL d state Of Nevada,
and DIES gnst.d by the field gotes and Official
plat on fle i'll tbi office as lot No 81, in town.
slip 5, south Range. 81 hast Of Mount Diablo
meridian. The exterior boundaries OF said lot
No. ~ being as follows. 10 wit:
b ginnirg at post marked No. /. Survey
No 81, II d X, 81 E, n. II III nee the /
post between Secs 80 and 20 bears n "a deg is
min W 276 feet; the old monun ent bearing
50 deg30 min Il, IL feet fiom said post NO l.
Thence. running. LIST course Wett 1900 feet to
post No 2, = survey No 81, old monument
and post the same; thence I'd course, N rth
60 feet to post No 8, U d Survey No 81, old
monument bears N 46 deg W Is feet from said
post No 3; thence, Sd course. East 1870 feet to
post No 4, u 8 Survey No 81, old m, mum. Mt
bears deg W rs feet from said post No /;
thence, 18th course, south co. feet to post No 1 +,
the place Of bt ginning. containii & 20 &C 100
acres. Courseh eApr ssed from the true merid-
ian with magnetic variation OF 16 deg East.
The location Of this mime is r. corded 10 the
Recorders Office Of Lincoln county, in book Of
mining notices, psgo ais, Of the records Of
lincoln county, Nevada.
This claim is boundt by NO Known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the said John T." mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
wi b the Regi ter OF the United Stats and
ONCE at ur. ka, In the state Of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof OF
they will be barred BY virtue VI the provisions
OF the Statute ffga Fagalr
F.H. HINCKLEY. Register.
It hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
"a .k~A -
RI CORD, weekly newspaper published 1t
Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada.
fl7-l0t. +. H. HINCKLEY, Register.
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LIST or FAKRs.
Notice Of Psndency Of Suit.

A Uausrus ALBRIGHT. PLAINTIFF. vs.
"A MARY n. ALBRIGHT, Defendant. The
said Defendant will hereby take notice that suit
hiss been commenced BY said Plaintiff sGainst
her, said Defendant. and IL now pending in the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District Of
the State Of Nevada, In and for the County Of
LaueDlu, 70 obtain decree q said Court do.
solving tAe bondsot matfinony existing b.
taQ ths eustaay Of tho. uineea child to said
ttSintia, sad THAT n ssid dstsudsnt does not
appeae aud mste defense on the First day Of
~ aAMusxy Ttrm Of said Court. A. D. 1865. said
init VIII be heard and decided Of that term.
Nv order Of the
Nil JuDas OF SAID CouRr.
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Application for a Patent
No $50.
UNIrED STATES LIND OFFICE.

USIrED STATES LIND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, February &, A ID. 1888.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GivkN THAT JAMES
IN b. LEHMER. whose postofiice address il
Cincinnati. ohio, has this day filed his appli.
cation for patent for fifteen hundred linear
Zee, OF the Lebm,r mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surface ground six hundred
ieef In width, situated iu Pahransgat Lake Min
ing District, County of Lincoln, State of Ne
vsda, and desi, nated by the field notes and
official plat on file in this ONCE as Lot Number
Ss. Ia Township 3. South Range, 50 East 81
NJ, unit Disblo Meridian. The exterior bounda-
ries OF said Lot No IS being as follows, to vii:
fegfL ming post msrled No ]. U 8 Survey
No 81. T 8, s X. SO e. Section 81. v D NJ, whence
the NE corner post of Section 81, T ., r. SO
Z, bears 81 deg 1877 feet; old monumt Mt snn
post the same. Thence running. LIST course, 8
10 deg W 1900 feet, TO post marked No 2. u 8
Surrey No 49,; old monument being cedar tree
IL iRches i'll diane er and bears 3 "A deg 8
feet ffom post No2. Tlencr, I'd course "a
de WI O feet. to post No survey No 81;
old monum. Mt b. ars : 64h deg " % feet from
let t. TO post No 4. q suryey No SO; old monu.
ment bears N 70 deg W 33 feet from post No A.
Thence, 9Th couvse, u deg z l6t o feet, to port
No l, the place Of b ginning. Containing 20
to-lOO acres. Courses expressed from the true
meridian, with . magnetic variation of le deg
East.
The location Of this mine IL recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Lincoln County, Nevada, in
BOOK q Mlninx NOTICES, page 2l6, OF the records
Of Lincoln County Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known claims
Any and all persons tanning adversely any
portion of said Lehmtr mine or surface ground,
are required to file their adverse claims with the
Register Of the United Stat. Land ofiic- at Eu.
reka, in The Safe Of Nevada, during the sixry
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
FL. HrYCKLEY, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period Of ten cohse. utive weeks in the Phoebe
RECORD, weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Lindoln County. Nevada.
fi7-lOt r. II. NChLkY, Register.
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
No si6
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
n.,.l. Irxl n IS43

No sf6
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka Nevsds, February s, A. D. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEIIBY GIVEN THAT
~ T Falls, q. @ Heath aid the Valley
Mil 4 Mini Company. wis sc post otiict q i-
ortss Is Pahransgat, Lincoln Count, News IA, has
this day hled their application tor sttnt for
ffieea hundred linear fe, Of the "Fdih Of July
lbinr or yein, bearing gold and silver win sur
face ground six hunurtd feet in width. situated
in tshransgst Lake Minins District, County OF
Lincoln and state OF Nevada, and designated by
IT,, field notes Al officia plat on file In this
office SIS Lot Number 81. in L. wnship4, 8 Range,
50 4 OF Mount Diabio MeIidi II he exterior
bou ldares Of said Lot no 81 being as follows,
to Tii:
Beginning at post marked No ], y s Survey
No 81, T 1, 5 X. 60 Z, section s; thence the
North 4 post Of Sec 6. ia, = Il, SO II, bear.
81 deg 7uG feet, thence running LIST cou'se. .
II deg l5t0 feet, to post marked No 2, U b
survey No 81, old monument bears SIN deg W
"a p feet from said pot N Q. Thence, Cd
course, Q deg go fe {, to post marked No
8, Survey NO 81; old monument bears 3 A.
deg 80 fee: from post No 3. Thence, Sd
course N II deg Il 1900 iett T. post No4 U
Survey No 81; old M 'nument bears N as Geg W
feet from post "A. Thence. Attn course, > 70
d, h Go feet, to post No l. the place Of begin
ming. Contaiuing 20 GO 100 acres. Courses ex-
pressed from the true mer, dian, wi h magnetic
variation OF l6 dog fast.
The location Of this mine Ia recorded in the
Recorders ONCE of lincoln County, Nevada, in
BOOK o! aiming Notices. page 1871, Of the records
~ inc"ln County, Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known clsia 8.
any and ell perrons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Fifth of July mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse rlainaa
with the Re. ister OF the Unit. States Land
Office a, Eureka, in the state Of Nevada. during
the sixty TIA! period OF publication b. reof. or
they viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions
o. the Statutes.
T. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent he published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the P,oche
RECORD weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
n'-lOt +. HINCKLEY, Register.
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~ All kinds - CelersA PrineiAg dens
- AAe 1ssorA 0Aess.
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PosTPONemENT.

The above sale Of delinquent stock Ia hereby
postponed until MONDAY. the Twenty.arst
day o. Msy. 1883. At the same hour and place.
By order OF tho Board OF Directors.
my6-td z. n. HALL. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

T WILL NOT BE REspoNsIBr Z FOR ANY
l debts whatsoever contracted BY any person
without Written Order from me.
Pahranagat. Valley. New, tpri1 ~, 1857.
Ap15-1m HENRY SHARP,
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One Of the most painful phase Of Wash
iugton life, according to correspondent.
is the presence Of the "old battered
wrecks, that the waves and winds OF
politics have cast ashore from time to
time Forced out Of public life, these
"ne'er do weels" settle in Washington
and drift from bad to worse. Ex.Sens-
tors, ex-Cabinet officer, ex-Generals are
seen $50 seedy and delapidated that they
will cross the street rather than see an
old friend. so poor and helpless that
they are oftsn hungry, without cent to
buy food" In spite Of the pathos Of
this fact, one cannot help feeling that
men who are capable Of such degrade
ton are better out of office than in.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
DAY SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place Of business. San
Frzncisco, California Location Of works jack.
rabbit Mi, irg District, Lincoln county. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment No. ~. levied on the 18th day OF Mar-b,
1883. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ss fol-
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A school-ma'a am in Philadelphia named
Carrie Bluechle committed suicide the
other day on account OF the designation
of her nasal organ A pimple made its
appearance on the end Of her nose some
weeks ago. grew and magni6ed until
an operation became necessary, and the
poor woman was so thoroughly broken
up BY the loss Of beauty which followed
that she took dose Of laudanum, and,
like Chatterton, persisted in her pride.
The life of even handsome school-maam
is none too attractive, and when to her
natural burdens is added SCARED and
married nose we are not surprised that
one thus afflicted should be found seek
ing the oblivion Of The grave. n
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A villager in Iowa bet stranger whose
acquaintance he had causually made,
that he could not, within six hours, WOO,
win and marry young woman who had
Just arrived at the same hotel. The
suitor introduced himself, she smiled
upon him, minister was called in, and
the ceremony was performed. The couple
left on the following morning. with no
uncomfortable sum of money. They
were husband and wife of long standing,
and had playedl the same trick in many
places. 81 -kafEa
Coming through the Rye-Picking
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U70A WEEK. $l2a day at home easily made.
VILCcstly outht free. Address Taux 4 Co..
Augusta, xains.
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ALE and PoR TIE z.

ENGLlsH ALE AND PORTER, IN STONE
T. or Glass Bottles, sold BY the Dozen or
nottle. ~ the Pauaca Saloon, spS0.m
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AlfOnsO's Affinity.

from the New York Tribune.l
"Do you understand" was asked of
an old army correspondent by former
officer of Gen. Rosecfans' staff, "that
the duchess of Ossuna, who is men
toned III the Tribune's Paris letter as
the cause of the breach between the
king and queen of Spain, is the Princess
Salm-Salm who figured for a time so
prominently in Nashville while Gen.
Rousseau was in command there ?'
" Yes; I understand that it Is the same
woman," was the answer. "She was
about 25 then and one of the most beau
tiful women l ever saw. She was very
tall, graceful, and n daring rider on
horseback. She was as reckless OF repu-
tation as of life in those days. Salm-
Salm vas poor-spirited sort of husband
but a very good soldier. The princess
followed Maximilian-to whom her hus-
band, as the son of the prince of SaIm-
Braunfels, was distantly related-to
Mexico, and was with him as nurse con-
tdant and cher annie during the siege
of Queretaro, where the bogus emperor
was captured, and remained at his bed
side during his captivity and illness un-
til he was shot. She and her husband,
[ believe, accompanied his remains to
Austria, and it was Immediately after
this that the prince died and the gay
widow married the late duke of Oussu-
ma" "She must be quite matured now."
Forty five is not old for such a woman,
for her charms of conversation were as
great as those of her person. Age could
not have withered her much, and
her infinite variety of arts has
evidently increased with years.
Max was about her own age,
and Alfonso, her latest conquest,is is about
twenty years her junior" The latest
previous publications devoted to the
Princess Salm-Salm who figured here
SIS this army correspondent states, re-
presented her as being in Canada, but
that was several years ago. Henry G.
Clarke, lately private secretary to Gen.
Green B. Raum, and now clerk TO some
commission in Washington, was also in
Queretaro at the time Macmillan and
Salm-S Salm and his wife were captured;
and some years ago published an ac-
count of their behavior at that trying
time
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A PrOdigiOuS Family,

From the L'EleYantsl
There has just arrived at Barcelona,
Spain, an old man of ninety-three years,
a native of Galicia, which he left seventy
two years ago to seek his fortunes In
America. This venerable nonagena1ian,
whose name is Lucas Negreiras Paez, is
accompanied by little family composed
of sixteen daughters, of whom six are
widows, nine wives and one unmarried;
twenty-three sons, OF whom four are
widowers, thirteen married and nine
unmarried; thirty-four granddaughters,
of whom three are widows, twenty-five
married and nine unmarried; forty-seven
grandsons, of whom four are widowers,
twenty-six are married and seventeen
unmarried; forty-five grea.-granddaugh-
twenty-seven single; thirty nine great
grandsons, al single; three greatgreat-
granddaughtels; seventy-two sons-in-
laws aud daughters-in-law; total Of 279
persons. This good great-great-grand-
father was three times married, and had
by his three wives thirty seven children,
the last of whom was bonn IN Boston in
1864, when Paez was sixty-four years Of
age. His first born child is DOW seventy
years old. ae has had seventeen chll-
dren, the Oldest of whom is forty-seven,
and is therefore twenty-eight years older
than his uncle, the last child OF his
grandfather. Don Lucas Negreiras Paez
is quite rich, having amassed consider
able money in the leather trade at
Roet0r
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SPORTING.

THE sculling races ct Lake Mime
tonka were won by Hosmer and Tee
mer. The formers time was 16:3S, and
the latter's 2O:50.
ANOTHER fast double team has been
added to the New York list, making four
that can trot inside of 20. The last two
are Isidor Cohnfeld's George K. and
Helene.
THE wrestling match between Duncan
G. Ross and Pat O'Donnell at Grand
Rapids. Mich, on the 9th, was won by
Ross, who secured three falls out of four.
A good house witnessed it.
PRINCE CHARLIE, the great English
race horse, has been purchased by d.
Sweigert, of the Elmendorf stud. He
won twenty-five races and will be the
greatest performer ever brought TO
America.
W. P. BALcH, of Boston, has offered
S13, 900 in purses for q meeting OF trot-
ting stations only, September 25th-28th.
The free for-all on the last day viii be
for the splendid sum of $1,000, with
81, 600 added if the best stallion record
is beaten.
FROM present indications, the pacing
records that have stood at the front for
several years will have TO be overhauled
this season. johnson has already equaled
Little Brown jugs time OF 2:11s, Rich
ball and Buffalo Girl have gone In 2:125,
while Fuller and Flora Belle have each
made good time.
THE lawn tennis tournament, open to
the entire country, will be held at Pull
man, H., September 9Th, 9TH and 9Th.
Entries are promised from New York,
Boston and other eastern cities. At the
same place, on September 18th and
18th, an athletic tournament and rowing
regatta open TO the world for large
money prizes, will be held. An effort
will be made to have a race between
Hanlan and Courtney rowed at that
time by an additional bonus TO the
stakes.
THE following table shows the stand
ing OF the league clubs at the close OF
the games on the 10th:
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GENERAL.

MILLIONAIRE J. ". MAcKEY and several of
his friends recently purchased a controlling in
terest in the new Postal Telegraph Company.
On the 18th Mackey said he proposed to e1
tend the line to all the principal cities and
towns in the United States without DELAY.
YELLOW fever is said to be raging at Pensa-
cola, Florida.
JERE BLACK, a noted jurist, died at York.
Pa. on the 18th, aged SO years. In 1857 he
was appointed attorney general of the United
States by President Buchanan, and IN 1860 be-
came secretary Of state.
WATER famine prevails at Galveston Tex
as, owing to protracted drouth.
REV. s. J. WILSON, prominent divine. died
OF typhoid fever at Allegheny City, Pa, on the
18th.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Com
pany commenced the construction of the west
ern extension CT the Hastings and Dak.ra Di-
| vision, from Aberdeen, on the 18th.
OS the 18th Alexander L Taussig, sugar re-
finers, Chicago, H., failed. Liabilities M,
stated. This failure carried with it the firm NJ
Taussig & Hammerschley. syrup mapufac-
turers, New York City, whose liabilities are
S235, Geo.
OK the 18th Ezra Daggett's horse Boston
engaged in trace with the catamsran Cyclone
from New York to Stony Geek. The horse
made the distance, 80 miles, in II hours and
55 minutes, beating the boat several bonrs
The horse showed no signs of fatigue.
A FORTY barrel oil well was struck near
Canon City, Colorado, On the 10th. Pros
pecting has been going or several years and II
Is believed petroleum in paying quantities can
be found there.
A GHosTLT mysterious light is said to make
its appearance about 1890 P. NJ. on the Cen
tral Railroad track near Amsterdam, n. 7.
OK the 18th the executive committee ef the
Telegraphers' Brotherhood notified the assem-.
bies tina. the strike was lost and granted nar.
mission TO all to return TO work.
d. w. TEGARDEy, proprietor of creameries st
Waterloo, Hudson and Reinebeck, lows. failed
on the 18th. Liabilities about so, ,00O
E. c. STEDMAS d Co., brokers. New York. as-
signed on the 18th. Liabilities not gwen. The
failure was caused by depression in stocks and
securities.
BREWERS throughout the country are report
ing under oath to the revenue department. az
to what enters into the manufacture Of their
beer. None report deleterious substances. and
many Use nothing but malt and hops.
PROFESSORS F. B. DYER and Martin. of OIL 10
colleges, are reported to have been lost bv the
earthquake at Casssmicciola, Italy,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


The boot and shoe manufactory Of Nc
Cready Co.. Montreal, Can, burned on the
18th. Loss $50, 900.
AS1AMFsE embassy consisting of two princes,
three princesses and twenty-five attaches is en-
route for England and the United States.
EIGHT thousand weayers are on strike at
Asbton-under-Tyne, Eng. They want more
wages.
against the proposed stoppage of tire importa-
tlcn Of Egyptian cotton into Switzerland, as
such action will throw $4,000 operatives out of
employment.
On the 18th twenty two young men who
were students in university at ST. Peters
burg, and connected with a nihilist journal,
were sert to Siberia.
BARON BERNARD Won wuLLERsroRF. scien-
tist, died at Vienna, on the 18th.
AT Agrsm, on the 18th mob attacked the
government buildings, breaking the windows.
The military were called out and forty of the
mob and three policemen were wounded
A MOB Of 500 attacked the Jewish quarters in
Prague, on the 18th, but was dispersed before
doing much harm.
Two thousand Bedouins attacked the SAM
tarium at Pinkat, Egyp,, on the 18th, and were
repused with loss of 60 killed. The soldiers
defending the place lost men and the civilians
5. Pinkat is fifty miles from Suakin. town
on the Red Sea; Suakin is also threatened.
DR.. McGREGoR, of Kincardlne. Ont, suicided
on the l4th.
TWELVE men were precipitated to the bottom
of mine near Redruth, Cornwall, by the
breaking Of the car rope, on the 18th, and in
stantly killed.
REPORTS from Ischia of the 18th give signs
OF more earthquakes. Springs are drying
up and smoke is issuing from assures III the
ground.
APAoHEs defeated a small garrison Of Mexi-
can troops at Opursa, Sonora, on the 14th, and
carried off live stock, etc.
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Terms of COntemnt.

The telegraphers call poor operator
"plug," after the little metal imple-
ment which divides the switches on the
keyboard, inasmuch as the plug is q
comparatively unimportant part of the
machinery. Printers designate an IN
skilled type-setter " shoemaker or q
blacksmith" The derivation of the for
mer appellation is from the fact that
compositor who makes errors is obliged
to correct them after the type is set up,
by taking out the misplaced letters and
pegging" the proper ones in their
places. Tallors also use the word "shoe-
maker to distinguish a poor hand, as
an unskilled workman takes his stitches
too far apart, a1d is therefore better
adapted to sew leather, where he can
punch the holes with an awl before put
ting his neede through. The appalla-
ton blacksmith" Is applied to a
printer whose fingers are clumsy, and a
ieweler also terms an unskilled worker
at his trade BLACKSMITH for the
same reason. A term of opprobrium,
which wss used by old New York
printers to designate an u1skilled COM
positor, was the word boarder," from
the fact that poor hand was generally
drinking man, and spent his time loaf
ing or boarding III liquor saloons.
All striking tradesworkers in common
use the generic word " "scab" to distin-
guish workmen who take the places of
strikers. The derivation is obviously
from the fact that the scab is a morbid
growth. and lives only ct the expense of
the well being of the rest of the body.
The printers and telegraphers, two of
the most intelligent classes of workmen,
are the only tradesmep who have invent
ed names to particularize the scabs of
their respective professions. Thus,
compesitors call scab "rat." in con-
temptuous allusion to the rodents who
infest printing Offices. The telegraph
ers have only recently invented term
for scab operators. They call them
COMMUNISTS, though the application is
not of technical derivation, but is prob
ably an attempt to manufacture word
from the Latin contumeo, the root of
contumacious, to describe a stubborn
and obstinate person.