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silver Bedsteads Now,

Brass bedsteads are no longer the mo,
fashionable variety They have groyua
too common for tho ultra exclusive tas
and silver and white metal and pla d
silver now to a great extent superst
them. The new bedsteads are ST.
canopied with pale blue or pink, and
same scheme of color Is carried out =
the other furnishings. Silver curt,.
poles and aiidirons and draperies
match the bed canopied are the corr I
thing.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

In the Brazilian Senate recently, when
one member attacked and another de-
Tended the President, the men came to
blows. We were spared that extremity
in the American Senate yesterday. All
the blows that struck there fell on the
tariff compromise. And 1t must be ad-
mitted that the friends. as well as the
foes of the makeshift measure, hit II
some forcble raps. The bill AZ 1t stands
Is. indeed. OF that peculiar makeup that
It must needs be damaged by any at
tempted defense.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
abolish All TnriH.'

To the Editor:
During Watt Tylers rebellion. a proposition
was made to reform things generally and one
rebel proposed to begin the reform by hanging
all lawyers" Now, as We want Tarir Reform
how would II do to begin by abol.shnE all
,arins9 For instance n an act vas passed re.
s,indiug tho Mckinley tsrlI act. and vas signed
by the President. that would leave US with no
tariff at all. and then the monopoliss would be
IN a hurry TO ADOPT almost anything in the
shsp. OF 9 tarih bill. EDWIN ESTE.
rs West one Hundred and TVent! sixth street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Who Can Decide?

To the Editor:
went to Consy Island last Sunday with a
lady friend OF mine. ltiCng with us came the
husband OF the young lAdy's sister with his
sister. Would you think It proper that when
sitting at the tsbie in the hotel dining room.
that I should do the honors to my young lady
friend or TO the sister OF the husband OF my
lady friends ssterf The husband OF my lady
friends sister having his sister with him.
claimed that In this instance should make
exception. as he was slrcady married to my
young lady's sister. and could therefore have
no intentions towards my lady friend. while he
being with his sister thought 1t more proper as
a matter of courtesy that l should orer to do
the honors ror his sister. VIII the readers Of
The Evening World" please decide.
BILLY JUST.
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Upon six ounces of loaf sugar and a
pint of chopped ice pour bottle OF
Chambertin into a glass punch bowl.
Stir with silver punch ladle and let II
dissolve. Upon this pour bottle or
champagne-onc of the lesser brands
and serve as soon as possible. 1T Is
generally made on the table, so That
the partakers drink during the effer-
XeSCenCe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

A novel trimming for the straight
brims of the sailor hat. which has an
enduring popularity. consists OF pro-
iecting loops OF black lace insertion,
wired to keep them in place. The con-
servative trimming for the broad
brimmed sailor hat. which Is this sea-
sons manifestation of these hats, is a
rosette or cluster of flowers on each
side, with broad, low, four-looped bow
posed straight In front or at the back.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

II the tn ,orics OF certain constitutional
sharps are correct. the Constitution Of
these United States must now be sadly
In need Of repairs. having been fractured
by the PresiCent when he used the army
at Chicago, and having been fractured
again when the President wrote letter
to Congressman Wilson. Yet the Repub-
lie still lives.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
with the ProbIem-Worker.

N We'll answered all the problems except the
w.ishers. "
THE WALkERs,-A walked 6 mIles an hopr.
y, 5. Correctly answered by Jacob Haas; w H.
kneelAnd, ls7 Jefferson avenue Brooklyn; Brick
layer Dennis Noonan 33i West Tw enty second
street
RHyMED PRoBLEM.-Ths pole Wa. "a ,s.,
high. Answered BY Helen barry, sSS West Nina
y seventh street; Edwin p. kilros, ios BriSht
street Jersey civi Mar Buchman; A. Tx.
Gsorys Tossus. Port lOrkm, N. j., J. H. SKsrv
Perth Amboy. N. :. Marcus u. Fiaa. = Ionses:.
street. and ELIAS oerdoa. = wet Nisssy -nIsiS
sss siynsS sss;ls1sG Y u sss.'<s
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WORI.DI.INGS.

III. most numerous titles smonE the British
nobility are those OF baron aud carl,
A rich laplsrdsr sometimes Keeps as many as
8 900 reindeer In his service. POOR man usually
has 500,
4 gigantic hr Tree. fsllcd near Nhatcomb, In
the state Of Washington recently, contained 20, ooO
feet OF lumber.
In the temperate zones the maximum OF Sum
mer heat Is attained about month after the
longest days Of the year
Among the many other fests in literature Mr..
Gladstone has Translated the famous hymn.
Rock OF Ages" into Greek and Latin verse.
ut the honorary degrees bestowed by American
colleges at their recent commandments sixty
thrtp a little less than half. we're given to cler-
gymen.
In Sorthern Siberia the cold ia so intsns. that
tho earth never thaws TO depth Of more than
I'VE feet Bodies OF the dead buried beneath this
depth remain perpetually frozen,
Up 10 the time OF the building OF the Suez
anal 1t VAS believed that the Rel Sea was
thirty feet higher than the Mediterranean. A. q
matter OF tact. they have the same level
Isaac Watts wrote his hrst hymn when he wa,
eighteen years old. lie composed It on a wsssr
with a clergyman that he could write a better
hymn than most that sung In churches Al
that time.
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The Way She Met Him.

To the Editor:
VIII you kindly advise me what to do. There
Is a gentleman that know. but was never in
iroduced 10 him. lie goes TO tho same church
go to, and know him by name How |
came TO know him is rather strange. II seems
that was laughing at something that oc-
Cured. and he came along and laughed too.
looked at him. thinking he VAS rather
cheeky, but he tipped his hat and smiled and
then walked on The next time I saw him he
tipped again, and not knowing what to do
babe him the time OF day. So II seems now
that commencing to like him, and
would like to know how I can tell 10 he likes
me or not. He passes my house quite often.
and II seems that always happen to be on
our stoop. OF course. He never talks. as
always have company with me. Please tell me
what you think OF him. as am anxious to
know. BELLE METAL Brooklyn.
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Another Look at the Farms.

To the Editor
II IS acres are formed into square. and each OF
its sides measures so rods, these IS acres must
contain 6OX60 rods or 3, 500 square rods. Since IS
acres contain 5000 square rods, onc-thrd as
many, or 6 acres would contain one-third OF 500
square rods. /. 200 square rods. Since acres
contain l. 200 square rods and as these acres form
a square each OF It's sides would be the square
root OF 1. 200 square rods, or 3tsi plus rods.
NJ. VEIL, l?i East Eighty-sevcnth street.
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What Are the hers?

TO the Editor.
What two numbers those u from two times
the square of the first their product be subtracted
there will be a remainder of 6. and the sum OF
two times the square of the second and three
times their product is s! BRlCKLAYER.
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six Girls Want Him.

To the Editor:
what would some OF your readers do II they
were In my bootS' Here ] am with six girls,
all asking me to go To the same picnic With them.
They all know each oths-, but don't know this,
am anxious to 60, but how can dispose OF
ave- after I decide on one ! cannot take
them all. as am very pescesbls and quiet and
don't court disturbances. VIII some Of your dip.
iomats help me OUT FREDDY
East Thirty seventh street.
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More Curious SIN.


To the Editor:
In reply to r, +. Pick would say that the mum.
Der i:,siSs7s. II multiplied BY any multiple OF
up to 81. will produce product containing only
the factor of the multpier which With makes
a. Thus. times L. 3t5, 67s produces III III III.
IS times produces 2e2 go, ?2., &c. a. HAAS
lI63 Madison ayenns
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Harry Must Re a Gump.

To the Editor:
have been keeping company with a girl
about nins morthS and have never as yet
asked her for her steady company. Would It b.
right for me to ask her now And when l leave
her at night she often refuses me a kiss. I would
like to ask II she is right in 30 doinsr
HARRY c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Punch Au The.

Put into punch bowl a lemon 1ese
and it's juice with six ounces of SUGAR.
two teaspoonfuls OF rum and a small
tumbler of brandy. Upon this pour .
quart of well-made, strong tea and pass
through a sieve into a glass punch jug
half filled with chopped ice. Serve with
a slice of lemon in each cup.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Cape for Cray Crepon Gown.

A pretty idea for gray crepon gown
Is a cape OF primrose MORE, cut square
across the back, elongated in front and
turned down on the shoulders after the
fashion of Mary Stuart and trimmed on
the edge with lace.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Chicken and Salad.

Baked or broiled poultry is too fine
to eat with vegetables; such dainty
meats as broiied chicken and SQUAD or
roast duck should be served as a course
with a French dressed salad.
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To tho Editor:
notwithstanding the number Of complaints
which have been made against the Third Ave
nue. Railroad Company. It does not see nj as
yet to run its cars In accordance with the de
mand Of the public. This morning ], with h's
other parties. was compelled to go out OF my
way and have the Elevated cars transport me
downtown. after waiting for about fifteen min
utes at the corner OF Eishty-second street for a
chance to board the cable cars. During this
tim. about half a dozen cars passed. but all
we're so crowded as to be impossible to board
them This company ought to know by this
time that the running OF their trsilers on this
limo ish an absolute necessity, but as 1t
doesn't seem to would respectfully ask you. as
steady reader. to publish this letter. as you
have several others Of similar character.
THOS z. RlTCH.
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A severe Sentence for George"

To the Editor:
The gentleman. who signs himself George"
should 30 and put In an application In some
lunaiic asylum. And for any young that
was keeping company for twenty-five months
without popping tbs question. he ought to be
hung q line TO dry. MANANIC.
Seventy Nth street and Avenue A
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
The Tracks of Wheels.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
In turning a one-horse chsise within a circle
OF a certain diameter 1t was observed that the
oltsr wheel made three turns while the inner
wheel made two. The wheels were Of equal height
and supposing them fixed at the distance Of i've
feet apart on the axle tree what was the cir
conference of the track described by each wheel?
T. DEWIEN. 50l East Fourteenth street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Lucky Boston Women.

Boston has five-cent restaurant fof|
women. 1t was suggested by the suc-I
cess of a similar clearinghouse for men
Such places are not supplied with al
the delicacies of the season. but they
sustain life. and that has been some
thing since last Autumn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

MENU.
SUNDAY, JULY &c.
BREAKFAST.
No Hole. in Carnesie's Bed.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has q BED
adapted from a first-empire model. IN
which the motive is taken from cornufI
copiae. Four of them meet in the midi
die Of the bed. and curve upward intd
low posts holding punches OF French
lilies. 1t has no canopy. This beauti
full piece of furniture was made in Eu-
rope. There are no holes in ii,
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Another Estate.


To the Editor:
Divide $50, 900 among a widow. three sons and
nvs daughters giving the widow $1,000 more
than all the rest put together, the eldest son
81. 900 more than each OF his brothers. and the
eldest daughter $500 more than each OF her sis
ters so that each OF the Younger sons and the
eldest daughter have the same.
EREnEpIrLs ASruEp
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Charlotte OF Green Gooseberris

Line plain, well-buttered mould WI
sponge fingers cut in even lengths, pre-,
ing them well to the sides of the INC
mix to the cool pulp of quart of 60
berries ,boiled with sugar and a L :,
water and passed through the sie'
half a pint of whipped cream, and h
an ounce of isinglass dissolved In a liiel
milk; pour this into a mould and k&
in a cool place till set, then turn ID
on to a glass dish
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
The Walkers.

To the Editor:
and u set on a. the same time to place at
the distance OF 100 miles 4 travels at the ra'e
Of one mile AN hour faster than n, and arrives at
his journeys end ten hours before him. Al what
rate did each person travel Per hour? Let 4
equal number OF hours A made the journey IN
then plus 10 will equal number OF hours b
made the journey In; 800 divided By equals
miles rer hour by Al 500 divided by K plus
10 equals miles per hour by b, 800 divided by
minus 500 divided by plus equals one mile
difference in rate PER hour. Soox plus 5000 minus
900, equals u plus ioS; xs plus 1ox equals 1000
\, plus lOs plus IS equals SOS; plus equals
So; \ equals so equals number Of hours 1t took
TO travel 80 miles. 30 plus 10 equals so. the
number Of hours IT took u 10 travel 800 miles.
travels six miles per hour; II Ave
FRED q. REYNOLDS.
20, West On. Hundred and Thirty fourth street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Mckinley says the President will set
some kind OF a Tariff bill through. This
should be distinct advance. Few peo-
pie consider the Mckinley measure any
kind of a Tariff bill
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

statesmen guarantee that 1t will not turn
a bad color in rain, sun or the spray. AT
the seashore the little oilers scamper
about the beach and board walks in sail
cloth shoes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
NnNY Serge.

Sun, salt water, sand-nothing will
hurt the navy serge now being used for
childrens outing suits. II comes from
England in blue white and black, and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
How Can He Tell Il?
To the Editor :

To the Editor:
VIII some one tell me how I can prove my
love for q young lady ! have bean keeping
company with for nearly two ysArsf she win
believe NJ y s.sthiAs slss tell her but that
~ coptRAD.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Eight Weights VIII Do 1t.

To the Editor:
Eight weights, viz. pound, pounds pounds.
Ct pounds, 81 pounds 243 pounds. 7:s pounds.
2sl7 pounds. making a total OF $3.50 pounds. will
weigh any number II pounds between l and $3.50.
r. l. BRIGGS, 1871 Lexington avenue, city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Although the London theatrical season
wanes. the Saturday dramatic letter In
1.-THE Evening World" remains interest
ing and rewsy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

The resumption OF work at Pullman
was the signal for the resumption of
rioting. This is not as it should be.
The cause of labor has no worse enemy
than the resort to rioting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
PhOtOgra ph-HOldcr.

, Art linens and camp-chairs are put
gether with ribbons, tacks and whit
cord for the photograph-holders. Ar
cottons may be bought in the upholster
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Visilant has fulfilled the old predic-
tions that she would make runaway
races of them. But she did It by letting
Britannia do the running.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

ALADpIS's LAMr.
On. had | bu, Aiaddin's lamp.
Tho only for day.
III Try TO fnd link to bind
Tn. Joys which pass away.
I'd Try to bring an angels wing
Upon The earth again; !
And build true worth '''
A throne on earth
A throne beloved by men.
II should be May
And always May,
IA wreath the world with flowers.
Aud robe the barren wilderness
And bring lie happy hours.
oh, had I but Aladdin's lamp,
Tho only for = day.
I'd try to hud link to bind
The Joys which pass away.
I'd soothe the lorn and de.olats.
Increase the widows store,
And industry should wear a smile
II never bore before.
Where er there dw.lt unhappiness
I'd speed my magic way
And none should be In poverty
Or fear the coming day.
1t should be May and always MAJ.
IA wreath the world with flowers.
And robe the barren wilderness
And bring life happy hours.
oh. mad I but Aladdin's lamp.
Tho only for a day.
Id try TO md link to bind
The joys which pass away.
ONE OF YOUR OLDEST SUBSCRIBERS.
Brooklyn. n. y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Senator Smith. OF New Jersey, since
his speech of yesterday, is strongly re-
mindful of the man in the moon, who
came down too soon.
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BRAIN FRESHENERS.

ms eo'nss d for mathematical proeema o~ty
he popular Ind ar erros, md -etresh TIE msntdI
faculties and do not require elaborate coebrute so'a-
ton ~tn Be prtn.ed. Our type does not 'noisde
oio-trme agrH, % Il ,rH Be Impossible to gtve
unrnrs N uh,oh Aes are tsed. he ndmes Of TIE
s-s Ia. persons se,,dtn9 oorroe. sctstioas vtp Be
pv,rted. address GnSnr 70 - Froaeras. EuemsNc
uorid. p. o. Tor 9, So. Ne,s York Guy
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leaders NJ THE EVENING WORLD lear1np
the city for me hH months sheu'd sind in heir
oddrescs aud hare THE EIENING WORLD
n,dasd 30 them rguidriy
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Now Glue Trust has come up to try
its sticking qualities.
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Give n Rule.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
How 10 this for a brain reviver? A triangle
and a point within 1t being given, give a rule
that will establish the centre OF a circle whose
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

The Debs strike was disastrous enough
before Rudyard kipling began to write
poetry about IT.
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The Pullman Company declares a >
per cent. quarterly dividend. as usual.
Rents at Pullman also remain at the
usual figure.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

WIN the Bluchclds natives hail Column
bia as the new cruiser comes into view!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Relief from the garbage nuisance VIII
not be complete until the garbage IL
burned.
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There is ample room for the rest OF
the Senate Democrats on the plank with
Cleveland and Hill. Will they get on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

Poor Patrick MCGOWAN, pa id.ed 20
death, is added 10 the list Of Brockway
victims. And Brockwsy still rules, by
grace OF Flower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

To be partisan is to be politically sell
ish when New Works municipal redenp-
ton IL tho Issue.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

The reason why the bosses have been
able TO saw So much wood is that voters
OF New York City have been sticks.
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Land of Pnntntas and Pulls.

To the Editor:
&C. g. r. Nephew OF incl. Sam lsbors un-
der 4 misconception when he asserts that real
English nobsmsn como hers to bribe n wife. as
everybody knows It Is only the broken-doen ones
Who come to capture few million dollars.
with a wife thrown In for recuperative purposes.
said Hifs TO be cast aside when the money
bags give out. judging BY the commotion the
Spanish Princess. Oscar Wilde and few others
caused while here. Il is likely that the excite
ment would result In many catasIcphes should
member Of the roya, family visit us. As
to freedom, &C. g. p" must have been asleep
Of late years even while Mr., Con WAS enrolling
900 OF the Finest in the Legion OF Honor. for II
awake the brassbound autocrat down TO tho
pompous ticket chopper must have Impressed
him very forrlbly with tho awful majesty OF his
important authority. When he boasts Of free.
dom In this land OF pantata.. pulls and Pull
mans. with their outcome Of two millions OF
tramps and army Of slaves. how he must
rejoice were he to live In country with .
parliamentary chalkiins struck. where prince
and pauper toe the mark and with the CT e
sciousness that It has been decreed that Britons
never will be slaves CHESHIRE CHARLIE.
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Even II Diver Is turned down II will be
no sign that a Tammany conscience has
turned up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

1t is eviden; that free iron would enter
the soul OF the conservative" Senator.
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To Make Trolley. Light the streets.

To the Editor:
What is the matter with compelling electric
railway companies as a sort OF equity for privi-
leges granted a. e., their franchises) to light all
the streets through which their lines run or are
supposed to run. Don't you suppose that such
means would help to tighten the taxes OF the
people aud also help prevent. in on. instance,
the accumulation OF unnatural fortunes in such
short spaces of time. The plan for lighting
could be distributed as follows: Where there
more than one line OF cars running on tho
street the line that is eontinuous--for exam
pie the Fulton street line-to light Fulton
street from the river to Its road terminus. The
other lines to light the side streets parallel
with Fulton street, W to the point where their
own line branches OF. then to continue with the
lighting on their own rad to its terminal.
THOMAS v. MURPHY, Brooklyn.
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Hills advice to the Senate is good
advice. 1.-THE time to yield is now
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

For entertainins gossip OF the
turf, ths bali asid asa the ri.s
read the o O'Cleek Editiea sad the
a. wovs rztss OF The Sweating
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circumference will pass through the given point
and touch either two OF the three sides.
WILLIAM WARD, so Stockton street, Brooklyn.
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E, E u aji::S|||5

This column Is for everybody
who has a complaint to make. In
formation to give, subject OF gen
eral interest to discuss or public
service to acknowledge. and who
can put II into 100 words or less.
Long letters cannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-02-09

Chevalier PM. the Italian swords
luet Tennis Club this evening.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

I'll. p,,.or,-s, ,ohor.,s. I,,Ion IA IN .,.et n
rn vui,s ds5.,aIa this .vcninr Men,b.rs de
string to Vol, mmst show theIr cards.
nu.s ,,r. h.or romt,sd IN nil uemh.ra NJ IN.
,ran -, , IA " rora, raj, ~ savs hssn
~, -, ,nnio,unn To- mm,o ,han ,hrss months
w y '"i'0'"'H' ~ '"'' '"1' NV $3.50"
paid $50, 900 last month, making a grand total OF
'-,"'''D''o' u. Nv was
Tho Textile WORKERS mon oil Hudson COUNTY
reports maj mere Is not a factory OF us uane IN
mat county "hefe wages nave not peen reonrei'
Local Assembly iOc. X. of l., Trainers, has been
suspendcd from the Board OF Walking Delegates