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STATE SUMNER SCHOOL.
A SIMPLE PRACTICAL ENTERPRISE TO hhLf
TEACHERS.

A SIMPLE, PRACTICAL ENTERPRISE ~ HILL
TEACHERS.
To IN. razor Of The Tribune.
S1c: Summer schools OF varions lines OF thought ar
nov so numerous that communication relative 10 on
NAV seem commonplace; but the pecuIarlles oi 'ne
school that about close its successful session o
Two weeks at Niantic, Conn, are 20 important 'h"'
they render II worthy OF attention. The Cohheoucu'
State Board of Education have been making, during
the mast three wears well directed efots to enhance
he efficiency of the common schools throughout the
State The Normal School has been made moro
nractical Teachers meetings have been conducted
in . profitable way. And now through the enterprise
Of the Secretary of the board MI. Charles p fnc:
summer school for teachers has been heid at 'anUo
"A plensant summer resort OH the Sound. .
The aim OF this scheme has been not 10 noiu an
educational convention where esSayis'- coulu PouI
forth rhetoric upon cducatonal topics ''e ~ G ~ Nv
hr services of those who have been successful workr
in different departments of the common school ana 10
give them the opportunity u eNemplIN t"e uos'
elective ways of teaching 10 tins ehd sptc'
from prominent institutions. from Chicago 10 ""s"h
haze given coIninonsense lessons in the kindergarten
work reading language. wiring M n'".''.i
geography drawing. music, gymnaStlcs aho p"I eIve
scienoc This has been the notable feature oi 'ul7
sci ool its practical character. furnishing me ieAchI
wit something for immediate use In inc school
Ar,in These instructors have freely gwen thelr
services the S4te has paid all necessary expenses
and therefore the patrons have reo"lT"l msUuc''""
free of cf argc The railroads have, with one or wv"
e.c~nfons furnish return tickets. ho hot's
and the reople in the village have generally reduced
,bcr rates Of board. Thus there has been hold the
first State summer school, without tuuou, "u"s'
influence cannot tail 10 prove ehectye daring inc
coming wear throughout the state. The enri prl'e
has been credtable to the managers ana worm! oi
imitation by other Statea. AIIlIL'
Niauf,c Conn., Jny i, 1SS6.
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the In solution tho surface Of the ensms
preventing the chemical affinity between the eco, "
perchoride OF iron. and tho limo sats In the teeth
The manner In which syrup modihes the dsstrucIW
energy OF the tlncture tho enamel was beautIuiy
illustrated by the effect produced the specimens
teeth which had been immersed IN three different weAS
solutions Of phosphorc acid. Two OF these were pro-
pretary medicines and contained water. aud tho efece
was injure the enamel of tooth in bour while
the third syrup solution leach fluid drschm contain.
ing grains OF free phosphoric aeip. produced Dus
little. any. injurious effect the enamel in twenty
four hours. -.
Equally interesting was the effect produced on the
enamel OF teeth which had been immersed In solution
OF the tncture and the weak alkaline waters lnotaoV
Vchy).
When drachm OF the tincture is added to an ounce
OF the Vchy water, slight efervcscence occurs lnof
eating that the bcarb0nae OF soda contained IN tnS
water has neutralEed part OF the free acid contAnoo
in tho tincture In consequence, when tooth IN
rpersed in such solution the destructive energy or INC
iron IT, great extent modified Unless the specino
nature OF the tncture OF the chloride OF iron 10 mater
tally affected and the peculiar odor OF the tlncture 70
mains there to be reason why this prepsts-
tion OF ron least IN all OF Anamia should nos
be administered IN combination with Vichy water.
There are then, three menstrna which may be en-
pOyed to modify tho destructive energy OF the nctuS
Of the chloride OF iron on the enamel OF the humec
teeth The first is alcohol In some FORM The second
Vichy water. which neutrazes to slight extent .os
free acid contained In tho iron. And the third SONS
form Of an elixir or simple syrup
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
uoV cOaL MAS EEEN DISPLA CED..

p,rr.grRG. July 80 (SpcciaO.- his testi-
- ,.,,r- United States Commissioner McCandless N
for damages Wednesday General superintendent l..
A gillespie the Philadelphia Natural Gas COMPANY
~ - pttsburg 20 900 bushels OF coal by the use OF
,,.a, JAS should think there were from -3'oVo 10
- oon ,on- Of used daily ia Pittsburg Aiegh eny
snrrnuuiing towns At the time 0i Tho DHouuo-
ana tno tno,nral gas IN Pitisburg la 1883 one or Two
tI p in thl. city began using the new Iue anu % s. .
biI ~ ition gradually increasei At suon
then III !. The panles engaged ID Inc pusiLoss
desIos hnsy laying PIPE to supply the demand IN
% Sudgiaeut there Will pracllcAiiy DC "o oo"' "'' "
~ ~ 'c,ty within Two years
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AUOTLL TIRE ALAEf.

To the EdttOr Of me Trfjune.
SIR: Referring to the letter signed Guest W
on ire alarm for hoel guests IN your OF the 22i
inst allow 10 express tho LOpe tnat through the
press OF the country which alone the peoples safety
valve the matter may be fully discussed IN the interest
OF the ons like myself, who are compelled from the
nature u their occupation spend more than hall OF
t.r unur, lives in. perhaps. the top back room "f a
five six story hoie. Nat or tenement house
as Also OF those imprisoned ~ 10 wcrc, III all -nrt- 81
hnns factories etc ID self The tenant Oi thlrl
story A worker on fourth story. often the occupant ~
an ,tb story In hotels my children arc In third
stotv school room. And yet only one o the
millions ., A'N'"'-' '''''''
Bridgepori Conn. July Il. 1856
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SUPPOSED TO BE THE BODY OF scnyAUBrLr.

SUPPOSED TO BE THE BODY OF sCHNAUBELT
ERIE, Penn. July 80 lSpccidi.l-Thc dead
boiy OF a man found floating in the Erie Bay yes
t-rday The coroner ordered that the body be buried
The police here been the lookout for the An
archist schnaubelt. who threw the HaymarAet BOMB.
HAVING received Information from Chief OF Police Eber
sold OF Chicago that Schnaubelt had made his escape
by way OF tho lakes Photograph OF schnaubet WAS
seLt to the authorities here To-Day the police took the
picture to the underakers rooms where the body had
lain The undertaken promptly recognized II as cor
reel keuess OF the dead The clothing depicted III
TIE PHOTOGRAPH OF peculiar pattern, as was the
binding The underaker stlll nld the coat
IN his possession and IL was found upon examination to
tally exactly with the photograph IL - supposed that
the man was In attempting secretly 10 IeaVo
some vessel IN This port His clothing, when the bOIy
was found had tho appearance OF having been Torn Oy
some great force ami wood spnIers were sticking IN
them nero 81 upon the BODY but not the smallest
scrap OF paper that would bctray the mans Identity
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
TIE HEAT FELT ELSEWHERE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80 tSpec'aD.-Ihe hot
av. that struck the city early ths morning has been
the most severe yet fell. At o'clock the ihermome'ei
r.r,,ered 90 10 o clock 81. IL o'clock ga noon ~
oclccs 9oI9. o'clock 97l9 and 3ocloeK vs. iaiSo
number OF fatalities have been fepOrSn'
CHICAGO July 80. A dispatch from Palmyra WIS.,
.av.: The weather continues insuferabiy not WIN
.r.ou.nt ligh, showers Yesterday the mercury regis
tered from loo 10 1892 in the shade
OAKLA>p. Ill. July 3o.-rhe heat yestefdV was N
TONS. the mercury al one time registering l2' IN The
shade Several csses OF sunstroke were reported one OF
which ted fatally.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
A woMEy's HOTEL NEEDED N WASHINGTON

10 the KdN0r or Ihc TlO""s'
SIR: Isn't there some humanitarian on the
face OF this round willing TO Put up IN the CITY OF
Washington a hotel for the hundreds OF ies'ec'a"o
women Obliged to their living and thankinl 10 40
so in the different departments here -Ihe terms iot
comfortable and lie althy rooms the different boarding
houses here are beyond the means OF most ot them or
most OF them have others. either here or at home De
pendent on them for support wholly or partly ~
seems III such home could ne bul4t mere III
me heart Of the CITY, easy Of access 70 the dherent de
parimsnts made by proper rules entirely re-pectabe
and riyfnr rs when children suite oi rooms
fnruish.d neatly. comfortably and with good poar',
for moderate Ii would be noble charlty ana
| bessng. ONE VI I'M Iii'N7'
| FGsI tugtgn, July %, 1856.
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DIR. MAX KTECHLER-

Or. Max Kucchler, an eminent German phy-
sclan and scientist died suddenly oi apop'eN 'o'.'
day, A. his house In Washington ST. Newark age hiS
.ex.n lie came To Amsrica In lejs. having been
educated In the bost schools. and made MS
in Newark where he has always had good postum
Ve.eday wa, his nfty seventh birthday and ne was on
the point OF celebrating It when stricken Win uo''"
lie leaves wife and several children.
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sr.gUF 0REAKs ITS NECK.

u,rrroRp July 3O.-Ihe wooden pedestal
, ,n,,lc the bronze statue OF Dr. hoi"co
ra,,, on Bushnell Park gave way Tuesday ana M ,n'
"'. w. ,.u over backward with a crash breaking INC
head partly of from the shoulders where mao pssn
on The statue WAS erected IN 1874 oy 'no Log
f'e''' IN. cav OF Hartford JOINTLY at az expense
isature& can s -, the application oI ano' ~
OILS OF 10 surgery There was NOT 5ea on sm
provide p,rn until suoh time as tho iDeu!ca
wooden pa conIr,buts enough to erect su'Aoe o"'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
JUDGE HENRY KENT MCKAY.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 81 (SpecidD. - Judge
Henry Kent Mckay OF the United states Court iot no
Northern District OF Georgia. died this afternoon "
was a native OF New Hampshire, but came 10 "eo't" "
s YOUTH At the outbreak OF the war he was success
awyer aud ne gave up practice to enter the Coh'
todersie service A. the close OF the war he became
Republican, and such was prominent in INC 'ccou
structon Constitutional Convention OF l-n'' ITO "s
arpolued Justice of the State tupromc court ~ nu
rrpor Bull and Judge OF the Federal Court py irs
d.nt Hayes year ago he developed traits OF uh"o,'
from which severai sensational episodes resulted
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VINO ran amuck 10 Fouftoentnst. four years ago ana
Killed woman and wounded others, died at the Hud-
son River State Hospital yesterday. He was trlcd ID
December, 1882. and the jary found him insane. Dr.
Gevelaud, the superintendent Of the Hudson RIVER
ncsiit. Informed District Attorney Martne yesterday
n.t Dubouique died of intestinal and pulmonary tuOer-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrCArIoNs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON. July 31.-FOr Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont, generally fa'r "ea'ner "e'e
erly winds stationary temperature.
For Massachusotts Rhode Island, Connecticut ara
Eastern New-York local rains winds shifting to nofa
erly slightly cooler.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey Deia"AC
and Maryland. local rains, northerly wihds' s"snS
cooler.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

Edward W. DcGrovc, one of the oldest
searchers In the Registers ONCE ded at his sons nome
No II Ea,t Fiity.nith-sl yesterday He was born ID
l7gg but hi. health good aud he did not appear
more than seventy. When The Hcrad was started De-
Grove WAS Its frat shipn reporter lie became cVn
nected with the Keglster'- once forty years ago;
with among ms associates few months ago ne as
sisted A bootblack whom he had known Tor years 70
buy home I'm Fordnam The funeral will bo held To-
IA ma "a
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SOLDIERS SUFFERING FROM THE HEA

STATE CAMP. july 30.-A thunder shower
eame upon the Camp rather suddenly last nigh' ahu
drove the soldiers into their tents To-day 'he AIT wa"
not and the iuen suffered much. The company drii was
-, a.. u,,,,rm.d driu The men coats They
conid not stand them Battalion drill was about the
,me but the heat so intense that thFy suneie! t
Srestiy In the evening msny OF them went mo INC
rlyer 10 ike SWIM. The companies leave camp 10
morrow afternoon. Many OF their TRENDS from us
tauce were al the Camp today.
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MN IN IuLIK OWN COIN.

There is III Port Chester an organization OF
uoru,,,men known as the Friendship Social club,
which 4. understood to lie somewhat tinotnred with
Socialism. On Thursday the cub had picnic at FOX
I.lana IN which 100 carpenters and Joners, in the
amnlov OF M.r,z Sous. manufacturers OF honse trim
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

San Trancseo Dspaeh Nso YORK Mad and hTPFs'"
Professor William Patterson. OF thls Guy
who for months been engaged IN the coh"trhctu
AL air ship which he claims will carry weight oi 49,
pounds from sun Francisco TO New fork III Two u'J ~
hs been compelled to discontinue work temporarily on
account OF lack OF funds lilo needs $4,000 and says
mai with this amount could complete the mhchlno
nv l. ana demonstrate lite adaptsDity 10 the
nrno.es af aerial navigation The ship IL cOmpcateu
an air amd occupies considerable space, the pa'4oo"
vessel being 50 feet In length and ~ IN breadth
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

CHICAGO, July 3O.-A Fort Worth, Iex.' ols,
patch says: III. o. Hennings. former resident OF
Fort Worth. but living in Hin County has CON
fessed to farmer, his employer. that he was one o
participants IN the fight at this place during 'no Ms
sonri Pacific strike in which three men iost tneif
and FIVE six others were severely wounded hen-
nngs in the employ OF the Missouri Pacific COM
pany prior to the strike and was member OF 'ho
Knights of Labor He told the farmer OF the lDceP.o"
OF the fight and added that the Winchester nsee py %
was III his trunk at the house OF bis Fort worth
heart The farmer Informed Sheriff Maddox who vlsteu
the woma MS house and found the gun In the 90 90
described. II Is not known whether or no. onime
revealed the name. OF nj. IN that crime
Tho Sheriff. has gone Alter him"
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In view of the fact that certain S'i'''o"a'S''
-, , r f.ls contain arsenic. nux vOmicI srychnine.
coca cocaine etc. hereby to pay any person soooo
thew can find any OF either in tie Moxe Nerve Fool OF An.
,,r ucrilcnt more injurious than winiorSreen ' p''
49,. A. THOMPSON, NJ. d, Proprietor.
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NO FEES.

A PHENOMENAL SuCCEss.-Ihe oiu Oh'cu
States Hotel at Boston has taken new lease OF lie
und,r the able management OF Mr.. Haynes, who has
given II personality that Is folt in every department
from cellar to garrett II is Of tho few hotels that
erhbits it kitchen and that pays salaries suhcoIt 10
advertise al no fees are received from guessthu re-
moying one OF the greatest nuances and making hotel
life a pleasure instead OF o persecution. -
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nR IARvIs L. MOWBRAY.

DIR. Jarvis K. Mowbray died at Bay Shore
I ON ruesday lie was al excellent physcian, an
,stinable citizen and all his he Republican, Al ono
time lie was County Treasurer OF suffolk County lis
ancestor Aiming Mowbray. was patentee OF & iais 3,
tract OF Islip including seven NeckH on onc VI
winch the village OF shore is situated lie eaVes
widow tho daughter OF the Ate Judge JOshus ID. 'nu,
Of smlthtown. ana nve children, SOU a"u '0'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 81 Il a. m-The oarometr'0
depression with which numerous local storms had peea
associated, from Ohio to Maine, moved northeast"aro
into Nova Scotia yesterday. few showers occurr'nk
during the day and evening in It's southwes'erh 9""
rant The warm wave still fingered on the seaooaFd'
Tho local reaction felt manly In the Ohio valley aul
Amounting there l5o or 20' spread along the o"o.
Takaa nearly to the Hudson. NO narXe1 chan1es oo-
curred In the cotton grain belt Inc DaroM,
tsr here was steady with moist air, but genersIy
fair skes except for light showers IN the alrrnoya
and syentng Inc temperature ranget oet~een -.
And o2o the average slss9) being = higher thsn GA
the corresponding day last year anu 10 hisner ''"
on Thursday. -, ..so. ,,.v hs eY.
pected In this city AMI vicinity toi"y' warmer anu ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
TIE QUESTION OF A STATE CONVENTION.

A meeting of the Republican State Commit
tee will be he'd at the Glsey House on August H. wneh
the question whether not state Convention shat ~"
called will he decided. member OF the Som.u,o
said Yesterday that he understood that the |on 10.
was about evenly divided on the question !" "a -
opinion 1t would be doubtful II convention were neu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
n LpP(EU

p,I FI,xir contains all the ingre 'ients mat rehIrp
,', ,r.ti'ihla remedy for Indigestion rnH'ne N'
,n ali arrangements OF the stomach ana Do"ei''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

mlngs invited. Mr. Mertz said to have
Of this plan aud have said thas ne
did not want hs men to attend any such ANAL VENT
work. they found the shops closed and notice on 'o
door announcing that the proprietor had gone 70 p'
MIC and that the shops would be indefinitely closou'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
COULD DIVER FIND THE ALLEGED EoMBi

1otbe EdttOr Of Ths TrtbuHe
SIR: Would II not be the proper thing FOR
,be authorities and send down diver aher
,he hott!. supposed to contain explosives which WAS
hrowu overheard from the steamboat upon whlch was
The Brazan Prince. II Is not too late. ana the exact
spot IL EuO~n =
= An1r. YorE. July @, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
prGIyN1yG THE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

The Kings County Republican General OolH
mittee has appointed committee. OF which Nelson D.
Gates has been made chairman. "to pr .pare am ~, ~
seminaie useful political information, atu ao'ue ~
committee Oh puDic speakers IL Is prnPos,a "a Dyyoor
General Committee TO make an active canvass III nioo
lYn tins year.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

Treat promptly Cramps, DiarIh@a, Asiaue
choisra and all Bowel Affections. with Dr. JAyDos 8
Carminative Balsam and you Will obtain speedy rehef
and promote certain cure
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
Cnnfrcfo Laxative,
(hrouic Olsen So

For constipation fruit pulp ooniecuoh "s'o''''' "
.rlc!eut At druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
4 BoY DRowYED ~ TIE HARLEM

John DrOut, age eight, or No. Z'o" i"iiu
ave. fell from the string piece OF the Madison Avenue
p-,d-. ,nto tho Harlem River Last night and was
nrnMnrl.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
ryIoy BAKERS AND KNIGHTS DISAGREE.


The National Bakers Union and the Knights of
Iahor are at odds The complaint OF the bakers
il TINT in Pttsburg where tho local bakers union Is
also a local ASSEMBLY of the Knights OF Labor. there
WAS a strike " ,ch authorized both 10y the Ma
iopal Union and the District Assembly OF the knights
After il hnd lasted for two weeks and negotiations
were pending for it, ,ucccssiu setien.eni, District
N,s,., Worktnnu Evans consulted with the bosses
and iu,ncdiotely nitcrwaId ordered the men back 10
'|,r, Tndot The old state OF things The bakers
claimed that they were soId cut In baltimore the
Kui,Is cr, nm successful ia inducing the local union
In ,n,u t. order: 50 they formed Local assembly OF
mil hoe. and have done everything they could to
hr"at ON 10 uujon In Boston tour men were DIS
i.r,,od nccau.e they were knights OF Labor. The
IoraF assembly setlta il by taking in the four men
who took their places. The 800 bakers who formed
,h iocaI assembly will withdraw from the Knights
d fo,,, local union of the National Bakers LnIon
H,t., .niIar cases are reported from all over the
country III, National Union was started January Id
at Pttsburg. lbcy 10" ha'o 'oi'J 'ooN' u"'o"' "'
L = urmhrIr.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

or tho stomach and liver can pe ti'ei ~ ~ ~, ;tnie
that the better way Holman , i@' no'' - 'N''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

,rou-rr NARTIN-July 90 az tho resienc" of Mrs J. -
erI.m prooklvu y " by the Rev, l. lasoh nna' ,,.'
n II ~ Hnaalo N Y. Mrs Anna j. Martin o! DAY 4''"e'
/ l. and Henry { Howell OF Nc"AIA N'''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
GERMAN WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

German woman describing herself as
S.'asriDs H. age twenty six. Of Pifty-secOndsi and
sntvs. New-York, threw herself into the rver last
UT from the wharf at Fftb-sL, Hoboken. sho WAS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS; Morning.

In the diagram continuous white line shows the barome,rt
ca variations the signal service station I'D hs
civ Yesterday OF dots relative humty or per,
cent age of saturaton the with moisture - Indicated
Ir asl, n present In temperature, ~ regis
tered bv the Thermometer at HudDuts pharmacy NO -lo
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
5peuIl Notle:s

C..weil Massey Co.'S CoLNN Ehh I'M n, ,-''~'''
oO- 49," III broadway. SIS ave ano NeNPot Il. !.
Ninth season.
MRS McELRArHS
HOMEMADE,
BRANDIED. -,
sPICED FRUITS
ro,,o. lama PICKLES AMI Mace Meats ..
, nod Ie,iy mtis Of currAIt lilc3 Au4 su,s
fute ,Enr I'm lisa everything put up IN glAo as
au no. lc,is stored untu Fall For pr3es tesi9 9h''H
ordef.eary: "o''' Mrs. SARAH ). McELRAIu 4
&c. address Degray Brooklyn. " v
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Mn WTNFTT = -
and address.
DIED.

al notices Of marriages must be "dorsei 'c'th full mans
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Oving 70 the adverse comments Of Justice Barrett on
the fact that the Thez- boycotcrs were not citizens
and the action Of The Central Labor Union in deciding
to 90 into politics there has been rush of German
Trades unonistA to natnral1ed Some oi them
do NOT Laye an easy time of IT, George Bloch the sec
retary Of the National Bakers Union said yesterday
tia, Oh Thur-day two members Of the Brewers Union
came into his Office. One OF them was citizen with
whom he was well acquainted The other wished to be
naturalized They had been before Judge Bookstavcr
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, they sad. According
to their story tie woudbc citizen had told the Judge
That he WAS a brewer aud had worked for George
tlrei but on account OF the boycott bad been dl5
oh htped Judge BOOk-iayeT had refused to CIV" hun
L,s ,nrr- ON the giOund that lie was boycOitcr Mr.
Bloch went al To- sec the Judge aud Was informed
thai no naturalization papcr- would bc issued to any
moo y IMPLICATED IN boycOttIng When II Wac explained
Ia him iuA this man not boyt otter, but rnthcr
yictn of boycoitcr- hc promi- to issue the paper
Mr Bloch saws that there have been several fciu.hs oil
aturalil il.iio, papeIe this ground Al the Bureau
NJ Na,urslizatiou of the Court OF Common Pleas the
id, of man being refused his papers on the ground
MAI he wn- "A boycottcr WAS Laughed at. Inc Only
~ that conld be cal rd 10 mind that could gys rise 10
such q story was when one o. the lhci-- boycottcI5
" wbo was under indictment was reiuhcd hs papers.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
SUFFERING FROM \ UNIONS TYRANNY
How A CLOTH CUTTER - EIrI PROM EAhNI>" III
IINING by u.

r. o.
,,,c . CLOTH CUTTER Is EIrT PROM EAENI>G HIS
LIVING BY IT.
Henry Rcdwitz. n cuttcr for hlce TO- hl"'""''
Italian. las tccone discouraged with the GOTHAM
Cu,tcr.' Association aul thinks that the organization
+. MANAGED for the Interests of tvs persons li' j. a
u,c,ube, IN good standing If the Cutters Association"
Three weeks ago wien klcc Go. were oh'i-'' -
oi.uis. him from want of work hc applied L. i"'
Gotham Association for worl, bat faloI to get H.
:" was willing" hc said "to wait my turn but !
found they were fooliug mc. am hard-worhinS man
ana came to Ncw-l ork four year, ago joined TIE
Gotham Association, when found that all the oiher
,l,, Lad done So and it was for my interest 10 10
tlc sane The Union provides that IN making cut- OF
clofh only "A certain number. many patterns, shall
be- cut AT one time. an heavy cutter ana conId cut
double the limit provided by the mon Ny employ
.r- maid ne ID.i week and dd a. well ~ co"ld
for ther interest. Secretary Ncsteibrooh 81 tc
Tiiou ,a led ou me and asked ne abont II ana t"'h
li,n what did. Never all o., he said You Will he
ON, of work some time / am Out of work and no" Ac
is re,tlfir even with me. have letter from hIee
e., shaving why | left them. | found that Ne"Derg
4 Ko..b,rg wanted a cutter. They asked me To come
and cave ne letter to Secretary Gei- lor permit 10
r, .,tn their employ. Mr. Gci- says: We can't g'e
you a hermit, That shuts me ont OF work IN New
York have a family of * children. can gct work
e ne nuiou will LEI me have it, but II says, No. II
want. 10 boycoit nc no To-day got tier W th
q blood mark which signifies that must go before ne
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