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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15
TIME TABLES.
,,o,is W. & ID. Railroad.
,.,,,noll. & baltimore Short Line X. r.

.,,ar Sunday. Nov. 18th 1883, pas
90 an viii leate Annapolis, as follows
.s.potIs. ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE
LEAVE AS'A = IN a N. Arrive at.... .7.50 a. N.
GO "A. IN. 10y n a ~
$50 p, IN. ~" ~ H'
,.tTtNouE ARRIVE IN ANGAPOLIs.
LEAFh hA'' MA m. Arrive at....9.l0 a. IN,
coop, IN. S'io u iu'
$50 m. o'8V W M
SUNDAY TRAINS:
t,. Anuapolis at Z 80 a. ~. and RIO p. m.-
=. II, baltimore at 900 a. m, 40 p. m.
Iasyc baltimore at g.35 a. m, and $50 p. m.
arrive IN Annapolis 10 - a. M and GAO p m
Freight leaves Baltimore at 9.S0 a. m.
Fgelghts received and dispatched daily. at
'cA''''' O NJ. LEILICH, Genl. Manager.
ALERT WEIGH, Supt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

erst insertion. s1.oo su .liaSo
one .nch, NJ 20 cents. Liberal rates MADE
ssea nserii9 Cruising by he month or year I'm
5 .aqis ast Of square viii constitute mi
ssaarc -a,ouncement Of marriages ana
Orildary an .h,,oohituary notices will be eharg-
deaths free, ssif the usual rates OF advertis-
~. ,-..fcrs aud p0Atlcai VI 5PSSi18 ~
~ - llstl5ns, 8 cents per Inc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

Hope is the parent Of all effort aud EN-
dcavur.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

A household can not be governed by
lying,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

PRATHER-CAULK.-0n the 25th oil
December, at the residence of tue
groom's slater at Waldorf. by Rev. Mr..
Dolly, MR. ODEN PRATHER, of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and MISS LIzzIE
CAULK, of Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

While we see the cloud, let us not shut
our eyes to the silver lining.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15
STATEMENT
OF The
Annapolis SAVINGS Institution.
ANNAPOLIS. mo-. JA1UARy. I'm. 1889

The undersigned appointed in pursuance in
Section lbS. Chapter AL, of the Act of 1868,
of the General Assembly, and of the Bylaws
OF the Annapolis Savings Institution, COM
mittee to investigate the affairs of the Institu-
ton for the past year, report that they have
discharged that duty and submit the following
report of their examination
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15
sl9,63o.4s i9,63o.4s

Leaving net amount of
funds Dec. Slst, 1885, $6Osl6.4l
The Amount above inves-
ted ms follows:
In Bonds and Stocks OF
the State of Maryland
and other first class Sc.
curities, (having mar
ket value of over
S45,oOo29;; ........... $l8,21Sss
Loans on Mortgages. .SI4965.OO
Ooiiaterls. 10000 100000
Cash in Farmers Nation---
al BANK. ..'......... 1,007 53
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-15

Amount Of funds Deem
Der Slst, lSS7.......
Received from Depositors
during the year 1888.
Received from interest ON
loans and dividends on
Stocks, Bonds, &C., &c,
during the year 1888.
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place est desesp6ree, pense-t IL. on
IA fait sant~r; il s.isit Ia meche
dun canon, ct - droit ah magasin
a poudres, M sous.ohicier rsrr6te
en- cr0isant devant lui IL baionnette.
II y a dams Ia tour dite de la llbert6
IN second depot de poudre le nal.
heurenx g~ouverneur y court; m
autre sous officer previeUt q son
'tour cette catastrophe.
L~'h6roique exemple do chef Minis
srirs point drs soldats, quill supple
On vain de se -bsttre encore. lie
sentent qu'ils~ tuent des hommes
inutilement, 1t pour quelle cause :
Que fait Versailles Que font les
officers generaux qui y sont ras.
sembl6s ct toutes les troupes Qui
cement IA capitalei Ces 80 Snisses,
ces 80 veterans, abandonnes tout
an jour 4 un assault qni rent se
terminer par leur engagement! Ces
pauvres gems esperent encore que
le:: risqne d'etre m%assactes sera
moindre s'ils capitulent.
A c%OntinNeS.
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Tn monsieur va fairc Al demande
en- marriage.
-Pensrz-vons que le pere ma
gree? demande.t.ii q un ami de Ia
maison.
-Oui! Oui! alley vite! II est
dune humeur lie dOgue.
Mails aiors -.
ST, 81, il est fo'icux, parce qu'on
lui apporte lies notes de couturiere
a payer pour Ia drmoisell-. II sera
enchante d'avOir sous la main
qnelqu'un pour les pay r a l'avenir !
LIE jenne hOmme II etc vOir IL
papa, IT il a etc accepte, bipn en-
tendu!
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Ayaut zoo 10 hhat6riel n6cessaire. nous som
mes 4 meme d'ex6cuter tour les ouvragee ty
pographiques qni nous seront cont6s Les
hrsts d'avocat. cartes d'affaiEes, entetes dc
features, tickets dhahitatiOn, blancs. circu-
lairss, etc. seront imprimts daneie plus bret
f6lai ct 4 des prix mOd6r6a.
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IN

My friends and the public arc notified th..
| have removed to the sore formerly ocru.
pied by Mr.. E. G.. Curtis, No. 3 Main streef
where l will keep constantly on hand a fnIi
supply OF Groceries, Provisions, Wines and
Liquors. Give me a call and examine INV n.
sOrtment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
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BuCklen's Arnica Salv.

Baeklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Sslve in the world for CIR.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. r..
Yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, CHI
biains Corns, and all Skin Eruptioss'
and positively cures Piles, or no nav
required. 1t is guaranteed to give A.
rect s~atlsfaction. or money refunded.
Price - cents per box. For Sale n
Thibodaux Drug store.
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1889
Ia BAST/ZLE.
Comment la Forteresse Royale a etc
prise.
LA BASTlLLE EN- 1889.

La Bastille s6pare Ia rue Saint.
Antoine du faubonrg de ce nom.
C'est une citadel!e, CONNIE on on
faisait au moyen age. composee do
crosses tours rOndps q cr6Deaux
re!iees par des murs epais. A
l'origiae, en- 1869. sous Charles v,
ellie ne consistait QUEEN une porte
fortifee, deux tours %jointes par une
arcade; dams la suite, on await
elev6 plus en- srriere deux autres
tours; Charles VI en- await ajout6
Quatre nouvelIes: ainsi Init en-
tout. Les murs qui les rejoignent,
aassi eleves qu'elles, ont q pieds
de hauteur en- dedans, 96 pieds ex-
reinforcement ct 9 pieds d'6paisseur.
Les fosses, extremement larges
pressure touiours 4 sec ct entour6s
dune enceinte, sont enfoDo3s de
% pieds au.dessous du niveau des
int6rieures. Ces cours sont an
nombre de den1, separ6es par IN
batiment transverssl, construit
sous Louis XIV, on loge retat.major.
Eft dams Ia f~orteresse, par Oh
peuetre.t ont Par le cote du sud.
Les insurg6s parisiens, pour y
a1eiver, quitteront 4 main droite
Pextr6mit6 de Ia rue Saint-Antoioe;
ills s'eDgageront sous les yoates
dun magasin d'armes ct de Ia
dams un defl6 de batiments Qu'ou
appelle Ia cour du passage. Co
de6le, entou'nant le foss6, est barre
q mi.chemin de la Bastille par une
porte precedee dun p%ont.levis.
C'est le pont de rAvancee. Sils
parviennent a lie franchir, les as
saillants Sc trouveront sur une es.
planade exterieure, 6galement gar.
ME de constructions, parmi lesquel-
les l'h6tel do gouverneur; aussi
cette esplanade est-elle connue sous
lie rom de cour du gouvernement.
Puts, faisant face a l'h6tel, est une
avenue, qui les conduira par-dessns
le fosse; lis auront alors devant
eux la haute muraille grise de la
Bastilie, percee de deux ouvertures,
une grande ct une petite porte
nhacune munie dun pont.levis.
LIE gouverDeur de Ia place est un
Aomme de 50 ans, le marquis de
Launay. Les resources de la for.
teresse lui permettraient, sill 6tait
aprrovisionn6, nne resistance de
4uelque dur6e, A.t.il des vivresi
On ne peut concevoir par quelle
-j'.curie il en- manque; il parait quill
VA que deux sacs de fariue ct IN
.peu de riz. A-t-il dea munitions /?
Certainement il en- q pour ~plusieurs
jours, $4,000 cartouches, ESQ barlls
de poudre, assez pour donner aux
secours le temps d'arriver. La
garrison est fable; 80 Saisses
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IN carr6 de l0lignes; 1ere insertion ! ! 50
- 0mo Is
: Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indiqnantla profession
voc lialresse ct n'exc6dant pas quatre
gnes. par an. Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Annonces de candidats. d~'avance 80. 10 90
N6crclogie. par iigne ........-..... 10
Toute annonce commercials public Alan
ne sera ins6reo al taux de 50 centa par pou.
- pour la premiere insertion ct IS cents pour
lee insertions carbohydrates.
Toute annonce don't le nombre d'insertions
a'est pas sp6cifs sera ins6r6e insqu'anouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
TELLER TYP0GRAPHIQUE.
KorARY ios Pass.
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- ;. IS -, =. ,
settlement. ct SO: inyalides. MATS
les. ptatesiferhsAs dss tours sopt'
garnies Dc II canons, ct pen d'hotn.
mes sufisent poor les Vancouver:
II y y encore trois pieces de CAM
payne. plac6es dams IL grande oour,
en-. face de- rentree. Enfp, les
abords ~pourraiept etre. disputes ;
Ia porte do pAvsnc6e, au moins,
pourrait &c defendre; lie gouver.
neur q prefsr<, des' Is mstin do
lundi Is, replier dams les mnraiiles
tous ses hommes, sauf qnelques
invslides laiss6 dams leg corps de
gsrde du dehoss.
L'ATTAQUE DIX LA BAsTILLE.
A lM6tel DE- vile, le comite DIES
electeurs d6lib6re dams ranxiet6
il u connaissanco DIES efforts que les
habitants, d peine armes, won't ten.
ter cOntre l%imprenable Bastille
ces efforts lni p~araissent insenses,
on tout an m0ins de nature a en-
trainer les plus grands malbeurs ;
Ia Bastille rent 6tre secourue, le
peuple refOul6 mitraill6, la Vile
prise d~'assaut, CONNIE vile rebelle.
Comment esp6rer qu'avec lie peu
de moyens don't OIL dispose, Ia for.
teresse puisse tomber au pouvoir
des Parisiens? Mieux valait n&go-
cier avec le goaverneur ct obtenir
de Iul, 4 Pamiable, quill rassurat la
population Ell s'engageant a ne
point tirer sur ellie. LIZ cOmit6
await d'abord vers 8 heures, charge
de cette mission trois d6legues que
N. de Launay await bien recus; il
await meme dome devant eux For
Dire de retirer les canons des en-
brasures, ct il await prOmis de men
faire usage que pour 81 defense,
dit Dusaulx dams sou rfcit de I'm
surrectioM Pdrisienne
DeJa, de sou cote, Ia population
a eu pid6e d'eutrer en- pourparlers,
gu plut6t ellie u esp6r6 sly prendre,
avec Nj. de Laanay, CONNIE ellie s'y
6tait prise, aux lnvalides, avec NJ.
de SOmbreuil parlementer ct pen.
dant ce temps forcer les portes.
Des dix heures, nn citoyen, NJ.
Thuriot de IL Rosiere, s'est present6
an pOnt de PAvancee, suivi dune
grande multitude, qui s'est arr6tee
dams ravenue de 1,Arsenal. Seul,
il u etc iutr0duit chez le gouver.
neur: "Je viens, lui s.t.il dit, au
nom de IL nation, vous repr6senter
que les caD0ns, Qu'on volt braques
en- haat des tours, causent beaucoup
dfnqui6tude dane Pans; .ie vous
supple do les faire descendre.-
Celia nest pas en- mon poavoir, =
r6pondu le gouverneur, je ne dois
les fsire desoendre qu'en verto dun
ordre du roi /; .mais, instruit des
alsrmes qu'ils causeot, 10 les 81 fait
reculer." Et poar prouver Ia cho-
80 s N. de Il Rosiere, 10 goavorneur
10 conduit sar Ia plate.forme des
les officers se sont engages
& no point faiee tirer, s'ils u'6taient
Quelques moments apres que &c
du peuple cut %reioint
IL foule, d'autres SO sont
pr6sent6s en- grand nombre
pour demander des armes, pour
tlemander !. paix. CONNIE lis
n'annoucaient aucone intention
hostile, M. de Launay, voulant
encore les accuelllir, a fait baisser
lie premier pont-levis; il est pro-
qua leur suite, une cohue
tumultueuse a voulu SO lancer, car
Ia petite garrison a dn faire feu
pour tenir les assaillants en- respect,
qu'elle relevait lie pont a la
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Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle 40.
l26 L.. Of 6. X. will be held in the Han Of
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. y. o. F. on the sec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of each month, q 3
o'clock p. NJ.
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! Te.} *:;nrssrsas'lt
lorsqd'arrivs,,r III uio1aate.tix dee
gsges. de ..phdtsl- a.. vile; ils. squt
porteurs dun dectet par Ieauel N.
de L~unay, est invite 4 recevoir q
Ia sBsstille lee ,sroppes dc 10: milice
parisienne,., qni IL garderont de
concert ayec les troopes da roi.
On fait dec signaux. Mails ces
siguaox, "a. ne eont pas compris on
n'iuspirent pes. cou6ance; lis en-
inspirept d.sqtant moins, qu'on ma
pu obtenir du, ,people quill eessat
dc tirer.t Ep ,ce moment, on entend
du cote do psrsenal, 10 bruit dun
tambour ct. dc gr.nds csis, M drs.
peau apparait ,svec une escorte ;
c'est une seconde d6putation de
Ia ville.- On erie 4 la garrison de
s%usprendre son feu Ia garrison
arbore un pavilion blanc; on croft
4 une treve; mails cette tr6ve se
passe sans que les parlementaires
en- prcftent, ct meme pendant CO
temps une troupe de gems s,occu.
pait 4 piller les casernes.
Peu apres, un coup de canon re-
tentit. Un cri immense: A la ira
hison! se fait entendre jusqu'a
rh6tel de vile. Une fareur indici.
BILE s'empare des assiegeants, ct les
masses qui survienuent re 20 pos
sedent plus. II est a croire que
c'est pr6cisement leur venue par
bandes innOmbrables, qui a deter.
mine Ia Bastille a reprendre lie fen;
les assieges qui, de Ieurs creneaux,
dominaient la rue Saint-Antoine
dams la loDguenr, pouvaient voir
affuer CONNIE uu torrent cette ar.
NEE d6s0rdonn6e, rugissante, melee
de gardes FRANCHISES accompanies
d'a,tillerie, agitant SEES fusils, bur.
liant DIES menaces. &c ntetait point
presage de paix que cette invasion
d'assaillants nouveaux, ct les sign.
aux DIES parlementaires EN- un tel
moment devaient sembler une d6ri.
sion.
II est meme 6tonnant. qu'un seul
coup de canon ait etc tire, Quand
Ia mitraille du hsut des tours pou-
Wait balayer Ia rue MATS nous
dev0ns admettre aussi que Ia gar
nison commencait q douter, a chan
ceier, 4 6tre prise de vertigo ct de
desespoir. Isolee, sans moyen de
.retraite, enfermee dams quelques
toises de murailles que battait Ia
temp6te, quelles pensees devait ellie
avoir en- promeuant les regards sur
Get ocean human qui rentourait,
sur cette 'impensit6 de- t6tes pas.
courroucees, qui 90 diri-
geaient vers ellie avec tous. les
signes do IL vengeance ct de- Pa
charnement Et tout CO peuple
6tait arm6, CONNIE par magic, de
fusils qu'on ne lui connaissait pas
10 veillo 4! ct il amenait dex canons!
lee braqusit daas les cours, dams
les avenues, en- face des portes. IL
s'6tsit fait IN ridesu d'incendir, en-
brilliant des corps de garde ct des
voitores charges de paille; il
await transform6 en- forme de poste
de guerre les 6tages sup6rieurs de
la rue Saint.Autoine, d'od il trait
sur les embrassures de Ia Bastille.
Passions sous silence les fats mer-
veilleux de bravoure, reelle on
tant de gems Sc sont vantes
apres le combat ct Qui ont compose
une legends pcpulaire a certains
mons. On Sc reconuaitrait dificile.
ment dams e 6pOpees donteusps
ct cOntIadictOireS. Nous mons abs.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le hean sexe, les
jeunes gems ct les hOmmes mOrs
qui veulcnt singer Ia je"nesse, Al
ment ct reeh-rchant lea parfnms les
plus sauves, les essences les plus
Pures. les savOns les plus OdOrants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensables ct les plus a Ia mode
tells que brOsses a dents, peignes
brOsses q cheve"x, etc. etc., lrouve
rout, en- quantit6 tons e articles
dams la Pharmacie ThibsNl~aux .
des prix Qui dehent toutr concur
renee. KR&Me#1M
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Une pompe do L. pouces pour
rigatiOu.
Machine ct b0uilloira en- bon or
DIRE. S'adresser 4 NJ. George d.
onne "u a Ia SENTlNELLE de Thi.
bOdaux.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
FUTURE DATES.

The Ladies' Beneficiary department
meets this Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, and all warking girls are in
vited to attend. a programme will be
given including recitatiOns, vocal music
and short addresses explaining the OBJ
jectS and advantages of labor organiZa-
tons. These monthly open meetings
are held under the auspices of the La
dies Protective association and have
been the means of aiding and interest
ing many girls who come to the city
without work OF friends. The bene-
ficiary department insures a weekly sick
benefit fund on the payment of mod
crate monthly dues. Girls may become
members and participate in the advant
ages of the beneficiary department with
out joining the protective association
unless they choose. The open meetings
are Quitepopular and good attendance
is fOregOne conclusion.
The trade aid labor assembly holds a
session of special Importance next Fri
day evening. The meeting will be an
open one. All prOprietors of stores and
"a plOyes are invited to be present to
discuss the early closing movement for
the coming year. 1t is the intention to
include in the movement all classes of
business, and the assembly considers
that the interests of all concerned will
be more easily adjusted if the matter is
frankly discussed with employers and
all objections thoroughly canvassed.
All clerks from grocery stores are re
quested to attend a special meeting to
be held for their benefit at labor head
quarters next Tuesday evening. Sew
eTal clerks in this branch of work have
been discussing the early closing move
ment with employers, and find no seri-
Gus objection from the grocery dealers
The meeting on Tuesday evening is
called in order to get more general ex-
preston of opinion from the clerks in
this kind work, and to formulate some
means for carrying their plans into eff
feet.
Clgarmakers' union No. 9S holds a
spe cial meeting at labor headquarters
Monday evening to vote upon the
amendments to the constitution.
The Wage Farmers Home association
holds special meeting of stock holders
Monday evening at labor Headquarters
to discuss further plans for making the
association popular one among work
mgmen. One of the directors saws that
the progress thus far is quite encourag-
Ing. New stockholders are added to the
list every week, and the association ex-
poets by the opening of Spring to be in
good shape for active work.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
THE QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm; unchanged. Wheat-No. ? spring. 81 "A
@SIsSc: No. spring, Coo: No. 2 red,
S1h@Slssc. Corn-No. 2. 33Ac. Oats
No. z, 2Uh@2ossc. Rye-No 2, 4oc. Bar
ley-No. 2. SIC. Flax Seed--NO. /, Sl.33.
Timothy Seed-Prime $i.2O. Mess pork,
per Dbl, 1913. Lard, per 100 lbs. ST.
Short ribs sides Qoose), So. l. @5. 60. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), unchanged. Short
clear sides (boxed). unchanged. Whisky
-Distillers' finished goods, per gal, SI.02.
Sugars Unchanged. Receipts-Flour, o.
900 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. II :
600 bu: oats, $4,000 blu; rye, $4,000 bu
barley, $1,000 Blu. shipments 2S,-
Ou0 bbls: wheat. 10000 bu; corn, Co.
900 bu; oats, 2ls,U00 bu; rye, 5000 bu,
barley, $4,000 bu. On the produce ex-
change to-day the butter market was IN
changed. Eggs, unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
Chicago.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO, Nov. 49,
Cattle-Estimated receipts to-day. $500; for
the week, 6l,O95: business fair for Satur-
day. few loads of good natives sold early
at Yesterdays prices. Ths remainder Of the
receipts sold at a triie easier prices. Current
sales: Natives, S..3504. 80; cows. and bulls,
81 25@2. 81: stockers, S2@2.75; Texans.
mixed. ST. .55@3.3O; rangers, S2.25@3.! IS.
Hogs-Estimated receipts to-day, $4,000; for
day. and finally closed 5@lOc lower, with
packers picking up a good many lots at
$1,000 .65, with $3.50 the top price for
packers, the bulk selling early at 1915
shippers of prime selected heavy paid So. as
low prices of $37c@3 30. Sheep-Esti-
ma,ed receipts to-day. 1000; for the week,
80. 1874; market steady at about yesterday
prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
The WORLD OF WORK
st. Paul's Labor Field Cleaned
BY an Industrial
Ruth.
Comment Of Current Topics
and Notes Of Events
to Come.
Matters Of Interest to the
Toiling Thousands OF
Minneapolis.
Industrial Information Dealt
Industrial Information Dealt
With From a Labor
RoStpum.

1t is rumored in labor circles that
Commissioner John Lamb. i'll addition
to performing his regular duties as an
officer of the state, is also developing
line of thought which, for want of
better term, might be called practical
philanthropy. He proposes to arrange
q public debate between the memberS
of the CigarmakerS' union and the W.
c. T. e., to settle the veXed question as
to whether or not the use of tobacco IS
Injurious. He thinks these two schools
of thought ought TO be able to settle the
question in a decisive manner. The
statistics of the debate might form an
interesting supplement 10 the coming
report of the bureau. If the cigar
makers annihilate the w. c. i. u. as
easily as labor organizations generally
do that intensely respectable OrgaIiza-
ton. then the result would furnish a
good basis on which TO begin live blue
label agitation. Who says that labor
commissioners are not valuable men,
hers of society?
Labor HEADQUARTERS is likely TO begin
the wear 1870 draped in deep mourning,
that is if Mrs. Grumpy tells the truthwhen
she says that the young lady who has
for years been prominent IN labor or
CARNATIONS. is soon 10 assume the OBJ
legations of that dubious cooperative
institution known as matrimOHy. There
must be some grave defect in the edu-
cational work of the X. of l.. when a
young woman will cheerfully desert its
wide field of usefulness and many
offices of honor and trust to devote her
self to making one solitary man happy.
OF course. its rather tiattering to the
fortunate man, but to think that a
woman who has repT eSented her state
at the q. A., should now ren0unce all
that to partake the lot of the common
place woman. Surely the headquarters
will be draped in mourning, and new
clause inserted in the platform OF the
L. OF l..
One of the proprietors of Horne &
DAMS factory. where children are en-
plOyed. seems to feel much aggrieved
that the Trade and Labor assembly
should attempt to protect these helpless
children. He inquired, "What is this
Trade and Labor assembly anyhow"
The answer came, "The assembly is
self-cOnStituted authority in labor mat
tiers as the board of trade is in COM
mercial matters, and Its influence in its
own sphere is as great as that of the
bOald of trade" 1t is reported that
children are no longer employed in the
factory. The commission OF labor will
investigate the matter during the COM
Ing week.