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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-30
NOTICE..

q. S, Aerophor Air Moisting and ventilating Com
pany, will be held at the Office Of Cowles & Carey,
Is Montgomery street, Jersey CITY, n. J.. Wednes-
Dated Jersey City, N. j.. November 50, 1894.
F. W. HARTWELL, Eec'y. 8
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF William H. Lefrerts, deceased, Floyd r,
Lefferts. administrator, William II. Letferts, de
ceased. by order Of the Surrogate of Hudson County,
creditors of said decedent to bring In their debtA
demands and claims against the estate of said de
cedent, under oath or affirmation within min
months from the date OF said order, or they wi
be forever barred of any action therefor agains
said administrator.
FLOYD r IFFFFRTS.
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the cost of construction.
Williams for services as wharfinger for
the month ending November 30th, 1894.
Charge Morgan street dock.
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor OF
Andrew Franck for the sum Of sever
hundred and fifty $3.50 dollars, for the
purchase of lot ITO, Block 1858, fronting
on the Hudson County Public Road, said
lot being purchased with a view to the
erection thereon of an engine house, for
which requisition has heretofore beer
made by the Board of Fire Commission
ers. The warrant herein ordered to be
drawn is not to be delivered by the City
Clerk until the Corporation Counsel shall
certify that a proper deed for said prem
ises has been delivered to the city, vest
ing the title in fee simple free from all
encumbranceS
Resolved, That SIPS be paid to M. j.
Wegnan fer rent of Armory for three
months ending November 80, 1894.
Resolved, That $iO.95 be paid to David
/ Smith for dirt delivered at
livered at school No. is.
Gharge SPECIAL Sc seh % Account;
derbeek & Sons for lumber.
Charge Morgan street dock.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays.
Ayes-Al the members of the Board,
five () in number
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey presented the following
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
Chief Engineer, etc, for month ending
November 30th, 1894, amounting in the
aggregate to $966.66.
Adopted by the following vote or the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members of the Board
five G) in number.
The Committee or Printing and Sta
tionery presented the following
Resolved, That $685. be paid to VIM. I.
Vidal for stationery.
Charge printing and stationery.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five 90 in number.
AT this stage the privilege of the floor
was granted to Mr.. J. J. Detwiller, VIM.
Zimmerman and D. Mulcahy, who adj
dressed the Board in matter of grade
crossing IN Danforth avenue.
Commissioner Cone moved that when
this Board adiourns it be to meet on
Friday, Nov. 80. 1894, at A o'clock P. M.
Carried.
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five 90 in number.

The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the following:
Resolved, That Charles H. Detwiller
be and is hereby appointed as architect
to prepare plans and supervise the con-
structions of new engine house on Hud-
son County Public Road, he to receive as
full compensation for said plans and
the cost of construction.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that. the account Of the
tand also under the letters OF administration upon
the estate CT sa1d d~eeed6nt, granted 10 him FeSru-
airy ., 1871, by the Snrro safe of Hudson County,
VII IL BE- audited and stated by the Surrogate
ment on Friday, the 25th day Of January, 1855.
Dated November Il, A. D, 1854.
DANIEL yANWINKLE.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the account of the sub-
scrloers. executors of John BrulL deceased.
Will be audited and stated by the Surrorsfe Of ths
County Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday; the 18th day of January, 1885.
Dated Nov, q. a. D, 1894.
FREDERICK BRULL.
ELLzABETH BRULL-
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Resolved, That the clerk of this Board
be and is hereby authorized and directed
to advertise for an electric light plant,
at the High Service station of the Jersey
City water works, in accordance with
specifications heretofore confirmed.
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Resolved, That Patrick F. Brennan
be and is hereby appointed as inspector
on construction of sewer IN Zabriskie
street at a salary of $3.50 per day when
engaged.
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Resolved, That George Alderman be
of sewer in Highland avenue at a
salary of $3.50 per day. when engaged,
term of service to begin when work shall
have been commenced.
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Resolved, That thea salary of mason
helper at Belville, appointed this day, be
ana Is hereby liked at $3.50 per day when
engaged. DANES C. Hooker vice VIM.
Dugan.)
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Resolved, That 500 be paid to Joseph
Donahue for services as sewer Inspector
for the month ending November 80, 1884.
Charge Special Salary Account.
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BROVNRIGG & BICKIN

ELECTION NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Consumers Gas Company for the ee etion of Direc-
tors. Will be held at the Company,s office. l09 Mont;
day OF December, next. between the hours of twelve
and one O'Clock. Transfer books will be closed frcrl
this date and remain closed until after the day OF
election.
By order of the Board.
r. W, ELLIOTT.
Secretary.
Dated. November q. 1894.
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Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to Lizzie
Woodcock for typewriting final report of
Commissioners of Assessment on sewer
in Poplar street.
Charge Improvement.
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The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs presented the following:
resolved, That the services of VIM.
be and are hereby dispensed with.
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Resolved, That James G. Hooker be
and is hereby appointed as mason helper
at Belleville, vice William Dugan, dis
missed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-30

The Committee OF Municipal Lighting
presented the following:
Resolved. That 500 be paid to John It.
Davidson for services as lamp inspector
for month ending November 80, 1894.
Charge transfer from street lighting.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and Nays
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five % in number.
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Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered cleaning
sewers and basins for the month ending
November 80. 1899, amounting in the ag-
gregate to 81.
Charge special appropriation for clean
ing sewers, 1892-93.
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Resolved, That SIS be paid t. D. Ian
gerwisch for services as Inspector on
sewer in Summit avenue, Sanford place.,
etc., in October, 1894.
Charge improvement.
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TO JOHN HARRIS AND EDWARD HouGH, |
surviving executor of James t. Hough, de-
q sod |

Dated Jersey City. November %, 1884. =
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Bureau of Survey, be and are hereby d.
reoted to make and report to this Board
an estimate of the quantity and kind of
excavation and fling, and amount of
work to be done, and of the materials to
be furnished for the, making and com
pletion of the said Improvement, and
that upon the filing of such report the
Clerk of this Board shall advertise for
proposals for doing such work and fur
nishing such materials, in manner and
for the length of time required by law.
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Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
ing sewers and basins for the month
ending October 3lst, 1898, amounting in
the aggregate to s147.
Charge special appropriation for clean
ing sewers, 1928.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-30

Resolved, That masons' licenses be and
are hereby granted to BENZ. Van Keu-
rem, J. ". Edwards, Valentine Werner,
H. Dorbrandt, j. H. Campbell, B. J..
keilt, w. H. Dickinson n Martin D.
Lillis to make connections with the
sewers in Jersey City, when they file
the required bond in the office of the
Permit Clerk.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members OF the Board,
five ~ in number.
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Resolved, That s2e be paid to vile &
Miller for feed; s4e.3S to w. w. Farrier
for plumbing work at Belleville; 5000. 81 to
w. w. Farrier for plumbing work at
High Service; $3.50 to A. ]. Doan for
printing; $l5.35 to Michael O'Mara for
horseshoeing.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays:
Ayes-All the members of the Board.
five (5) in number.
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Resolved, That SIS be paid to Edward
Bruson for services as Foreman owe
men employed cleaning sewers ant
basins for the month ending November
80, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

child labor ia said 10 be- on the In
orenae Ia England.
During 1895. there wore about go
eirikeH IN France. Involving l2p,0H
worl.men
Ia CrilIca goolaie, socialist paper,
edited by Felipe Tnrau, IN Italy. has
been couilHcatsd
~ Boieun f3oclsllgta n The name OF
new weekly paper published Wy the
Socialist secuonr of Maiaro. Spain
IN Rome. the Facet Del Lavoraotft
ieadur 81 the lnhOrlnhnlon Ou
january Z, WA indicted.
Thouannds o. workmen OF Amater-
dam. Holland. are out OF work sub
rcripti0n lists ave now buinR circulated
for The relief OF The suffering people
The goclniist labor pnity Of xnrafoza.
6paia. bas protested against the
tyfaUHlchl nlnthpdn employed ~ thn
mayor OF Madrid during ths general
bakers strike 10 that ely.
Tie W,fkmonh Radical club ~
gOulhamtOn on January 20 resolved
by 4, majority " nve, not % drink the
health Of the quSen The drciFion WINS
afterwards iefcindcd. however
Two hundred women ARE now VI
charge Of Victorian RAILWAY stations lg
Auntrnlln. puf thcre ~ commcrriAl
railway commissioners In tho place ~
many married men who have families.
lust because the women Gan be got e
work for lcas wages.
II has betn found by the British
ordnance department that wcrkmen
IN the work. at Woolwich are turning
out as much work M a week % ~
hours nn tl.0y used 20 do IN one q "a.
Thq quality on the wofl, IL said 70 be-
better IMAM ever before
Tie Canadian pariiment has under
consideration 4 Dili enlitled An Act
respecting councils OF Cancellation and
Of Arbitration for sottling inuustriHi
dlaputts us purpose II 70 80 away
VITA atrhtea ma lorkouts Theirs afo
eood prospegit or ~ pecpmiig q iaw-
me Manchester Union nnya Eng
iand. France. Germany ard 9tner tsli-
rorean countries nre hnnerint RON
hard times wliAoqt regard 70 uelr
tarlF policies. Ensianaa loss % fNpaf1
trads dufirg he last nino ilonsn /. x =
~. OK. o00 ana o. imports tlb'Vp1oFV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

governmental control Of railroads. an
iuccmo tax. woman suffrage. election
ot all officers by popular vote aud OPP
poRing saloons and iiduor iniorcntn.
iE lSsn the South Ind i0i cotton mills
with 0BiSha Hplndlea In 1890 II had
900 mills, with l,76Oi50g npindlea Now
Il has over 900 mllle About iaT000.p01
u Invested Ia those mills aud " ~ per
cont ~ the entire cotton crop IL cons
aumed.
Arhnnsua. colorado. North mud South
Dakota, plntfirt ~ Columbia, Idaho,
Indiana, Illinois Iowa, lSAnuaE, KEN
lucky Minnesota, Missouri, Montana.
Nebraatai Tennessee, Texas Wiacon.
Hln mud wyoming wero NIL represented
Ia the N r. T., A. at ~. Louis,
Il II quito possible that the mnchin.
intu viii ntIiko the word white" from
thelr constitution and admit negroes,
The most progressive men are ndyo-
cntlng the reform. ana II u mrfies his
large organization VIII ioin the Ameri-
can Federation 81 Labor
The briolslayerr ana rtoncmaHOns IN
Chicago Mason and Builders aahOrla-
lions. through thuir Joint board Iof ar
bitratlon, have completed tho arfantc-
mcnt OF ii- wording rules for 1894,
The wages per hour remain the aaine
al FOR The last live years-So cents an
hour
Cigar makers are protesting vlgor-
ously against that portion Of the VIII
son I'M which make II possible for for
aign manufacturers to food the oouu-
Try with ifuyanH goods, and also by
Increasing the informal tax, incrcaNe
tho productive cost or home made ell
EarH from 81 70 10 pcr thousand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

crlmcs ana immortality, and it is also
the cause Of more inchriuly than an
Othsr causes combined.
American Federation Of Labor char
tolrd three cuElnccrn' unions IN CHI.
cngo In February
The farmers and worklngmon'a or
RnnizntiOnH OF lliinoln and Georgia are
getting together
There nre ovor 800 branches OF tho
International lllaohamlthh' union IN
the United Staon
A cut down of 10 per cent has been
ordered at the Handy machine Works
In Bidduf0rd, Me
The Producers union ia new Indus
trial organization TINT M coming TO
The front IN the WcHt
Every department " tho plant Of the
PottHiown IRON company was Hhui
down few dayH ago.
The Hamilton wooden company pf
soutibrldgc Mars has made partial
resumption of operations
The Thomson Houston electric works
ut Lynn, MiHs,, have started up on full
time. employing 1909 hands.
The 1868 workmou nj Riverside Iron
works. w. Va, have suffered a 40
per cent reduction since last August
Eugene Dsbs Hayn there are 1900 idle
fremcn who belong 10 the uplon That
means that 5000 IN an are out Of work.
The Worlds wheat crop la 1899 was
lona by 10000. 0O0 bushels than 4 was
In 1887. what about oyer-productlonY
At 6elnirc 1000 coal miners Of The
sixth guhdistrlct reached an agreement
which viii allow them - 70 30 work az
once,
The Franklin hohlery mills At New
| with reduction OF 10 per cent In
wagea.
The last National Alliance oonven.
ton resolved Ia favor Of placinK tho
nqnor iranc under tho control OF state
I agents.
Last year tho dividends on cotton
! mills IN the South run from 10 20
por cent. The majority were above 10
| per cent
eoino 1000 men. women ana children
/ ARE out on strike against h rrdue-
! ton ~ tho Washington mills, Law
ence. Maae.
Tho wheeler a Wilson Manufacture
| ing compnny's works az Bridgeport.
| Com. have started up after three
wceha' idleness.
More than zoo men were thrown out
| Of work at the Hartford CITY, lnd,
| slaHH works on account o. the cipping
| Of the factory
Berkey A Coy OF Michigan ono OF
| the largest furniture arms IN the
world. employing 1000 men, cut all
salaries % per cent
The national organisation OF the
union brewers have started q paper
| Vhe American Citizen, TO combat 'the
conspiracy u brewery kings OF ~
Louis"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
,ABOR DEPARTMENT.
6. j. pnowNsoN, EDITOR.

and Mr.. Wcosten, prominent In Journal
istic reform. Their central principle IS
Herbert speucers law OF equal tree-
dom. which is that Every man mas
a right to do whatever he wills pro,
vIded that he infringes not the equal
frS1dom Of any other man. Eand ana
every other phase OF monopoly IS 10
he forestalled. Concerning money they
saw. ITO provide its members with a
safe. adequate and independent meal-
UNI for effecung exchanges OF property
and services" the association or cont
munity is to issue, IN payment i9r
goods and services and IN oa,
yances on staple products storea
In it's warehouses, It's non-lnter-
at bearing evidences OF indept-
edness. which shall be receivable IN
final discharge Of any and all opllga-
lions TO the community. The amount
of such notes which can be issued
during any year in payment Tor OF az -
vances upon goods is limited only by
| the value of the goods, but the UNIT On
issue In expenses Of the public service
shall be the amount available rom ,hee
nublic revenues during such year ior
expenditure within the community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
No,es md Comments.


Lincoln said, "A government by the
people for the people and OF the people
shall not perish from the earth
paul Vandervoort. president OF the
Industrial Legion. receives from 10
to l75 letters a day concerning the
movement
Trnde unionlsm has been termed
"the connecting link between indi-
vidual effort and social progress II
demands simply "a fair days pay FOR
a fair days work
An offer OF 500 was made from the
plntform to any one who could ma
i00 men In the 5000 unemployed VINO
recently assembled In Boston, VINO
could not read or write, That hunhpcr
could not be found, nor any approAeh
10 Il.
Nothing could be more untrue than
the charge now made py some pap l,.
mat The bomb throwing and anhr-
chistIo demonstrations are the result
AZ the labor movement. IT u me de-
te4,rinaflon OF labor tc settle these
o,,estions by peacenble means AT the
Sstiat box. IL Is tine conservntor anu
sfrenethener Of all good government
and not It's destroyer
The war inaugurated by the knights
~ Labor many years ago nBhlhht VIZ
styentinR system is now being irih
sgoeeiaiiv In Philadelphia. Baltimore
ma pogton. String sermons arc being
delivered against this evil, and the
Srena club Of Philadelphia IL eullstng
the svmpathies OF many good people
IA the work
Isrrv simpson IN his speech on the
money question IN the house SAID ksY'-
IA owned 30 per cent 81 our siz,VVv,.-
e6o 900 Of wealth IN this country ana
mat We we're paying s5sy9yyp.yy,v =
vear interest on s55,oVp,o11'vw worm Z
wealth. For the laEi ten years ne s.!u'
nv interest charge had aYtrAk,i -
foo 900 0QD annually The ceithin re-
snlt OF this would be absolute pahk-
rnptcy.
washington. IN his farewell acc fess'
..-,nheflcalIv said we should look 70
! ~ future. for a power MOI OF tne
,,..ouie may seek 90 destroy this govern
I ,,.nt Eternal vigilance Is ne pIiee
- iiherty" Jefferson SAID 10 ~
| ssAri mon being created free ana e'lnAi,
] IL fbe-efore a Fundamental principe
I y, no roverutaant 20 guarantees eqhAi
I fights 70 all and special prt'Ass'" -
none. .,.
.rhe Atlanta Constitution says. 10.
eo,,fb docs only 0ne-thirtietn paFt pl
~ cotton spinning business 81 w
.ro-,d while 1t produces over " PEI
~, ~ me cotton Of the worin.
IS beer a puzzle 10 many o. ~ ~
- 10 know why We shoul1 sFiu
3sr great staple crop - the H..ss y
u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Pennsylvania has 10000 urangera.
Omaha. Neb., union tallors are on d
strike.
Paper hangers Of ST. Louis have or
gauized.
switchmen now claim ~ unions and
10000 members,
baltimore isilors are 70 establish a
cooperative shop.
~ the Syracuse tube works In ". T.,
300 are out on strike.
Meridian Comb cutlery company
has cut wages 0 to rs per cent
WOODEN mills ia Midilencx, Mass,
have shut down indefinitely.
Kansas CITY. Mo. soup houses are
sim doing an active business,
The Alliance Is making greater prog
roas in Maryland thnn ever before.
wortingmeu preach IN onldnnd.
cal. churches on Sunday EVENING"
The single gold standard based upon
bonds, Is double Interest standard.
The Mitchell 4 Lewis wagon works
at Racine. WIS, resumed with $50 men.
Miners ~ salinayiiio. Ohio, win re-
rist the proposed 20 per cent reduction.
The Arbeiter-Zeliung. a Germnn la
Dor paper, has been started IN kanfaa
City.
Eugene Dehn IS resolving boom
for governor ~ Indians on the Populint
ticket.
California officials At viaalia are ar.
resting persons for tho crime OF
poverty"
Tho United states CLASS company n
fitisturg have put another Fhop IN
operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

1t is the prime effort of the great
,ohor movement Of this country to IN
craase the volume of currency, which,
~ -, nri,ciples advances the inter
- AZ mi iaborers, especially the
bnroblest class OF laborers, i won qua
reetnre TO the government also tle
rower TO "coin money anu reeu'a,te
no value thereof according 70 onE
ennetitution. This would inJure no
one IN ali our broad land. IL W9 QUE
soon enable the unemployeu 4" IL
10 farmers for their products mh.e
the ,aore lively with merchants,
TAR ar The wheels OF our manufacturing
STAR NJ, ti' ,,e,tts, increase the demand
eslan i,sry nroduct o. labor, skilled or
nnslsilled. furnish more trn'lc lor , sag,,
roeds and mfuse new Ire ih'o s''''
honest enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25


be manufactured INTO cloth worm
three TO four Times AZ mueh hH lhe
raw maternal II Is hlsh Tine We
should stop pouring our Wsaltli IN me
pockets OF these NeW EhblHhueIe'
The mono Factory Is me 'hlhB'
General Master Workman soCroign
Of the knights Of Labor vs. addressing
large audiences IN the South. The
Appeal-AValanche thus refers TO hln0
As a speaker he IS both fluent ana
eloquent rising In some passages To
the very height OF suhumity ana
beauty. His word-paintlug may be Of
the tenderness Of the roses or claiWed
IN the rugged language or the frontier
clear, turcihle and often ptulluc OF APP
plause His audience IN 81 LOUIS
was estimated AZ fnm 1oVo 70 SUN, m
stead OF bO'OO0 az was enormously
stated In the Labor Department last
week.
The Peoples Press Of San Fran
cisco, Cal, puts a great truth that
should be kent before the people in
small compass as follows. "The ag-
rregute Increase of wealth IN America
during the past quarter OF century
finds no paraIiel IN the world's HIS
,ii,s' viii ,hie incr,.ose ms oo.
toIy' Mhhs tlls ri Nv. na7 H., ~
S Stii.' '',o ,,,ra t,,d,,strisi ,tn.s
"a ~ ~, ,,,,,,.i,,rs a., H. iand vino
~ u tme MotNeis Az. '' n,.ated I'M
haVe u'c,i '1 -, ,,t',,,,,,',,','.
"ea li'l,,,,,,, u,opP ahsninte ncr,,,,
70 80, ~, 49,, a., NJ stinnti,,,
ana want ihe Nlee IN Ni' n'.uu' ~
IS nor IN 9Net,prouuu'9l W WSa'' ~
but III ~ ulh,Ilpuuon, ~, NJ
the currency mas given M t'in "e"i'h
10 rev, .,.,.., -, 49,. ~.
J. II McDowel. W'ehdeht OF tue ~,
tional Reform Press usaoelatioh' WIN
assume business c2nlr9l Of wy bea,
soner fopnliHt paper 10 De htArleu NJ
Union Clty, rem; an. 49,. ..,..,,..,
Postmaster hekihB tsilh INV n" 'l.,
labor is cheated py ron property own,
erB IN chicago thfouhl pei3nFg NM
bribery He says. Iherc y not a
large corporation ~ me elly u S'lisnsp
thar " payins taAes 81, :, y,
Of the real value OF ita propfrty' II
Is the greatest outrage on munlelphi-
ity ever perpef9ted. me poor men
OF IhiossU ~ ~, and eaile mem 10
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fnfc

The Waod Typographical union mas
come on victorious over w. uouslsH'
Seventy men left San Antonio 70
body last Tuesday. loohihh TOT NoiA'
san Antonio has deciaed 10 cyn1'fael.
plant
Ran Thomas Gaines Of the Pioneer
tl,trnnerf and hif estimhole wife have
beer taking in washington.
OF sns 10 are insurance eoini'ai''es