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Evening journal., 1897-07-10
MARTHA AND FIER TONGTIE

Magistrate Daley yesteday afternoon
tried two cases against Martha Handy.
who was charged with circulating false
reports concerning Jane Leonard and
Sarah Archie, all the parties being col
ored. Bx-City Solicitor William T. Ly-
nam represented the state and Artemas
Smith conducted the defence. Martha
peace bond in the sum Of 800, both
of which she did.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
RABBIs EI,ECT oFFICERs,

The Central Conference Of American
Rabbis, held in .his city, elected the
following officers: President. Dr. Wise.
of Cincinnati; first vice-president. Dr.
Leucht, of New Orleans, recording sec
rotary Rabbi Levi, of Cincinnati; treas
urer, Dr.. Heckt, Of Milwaukee. The
conference declared for simplicity in
funeral corteges.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
wIIsoNs TIME NEATLY UP.

Another office which Council will
have 70 fiji is that of chief engineer Of
the Surveying Department, now held by
James Wilson, whose term will expire
in a short time. George II. BOughman
is the probable candidate
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
DELAWARE CITY,s SANITATION.

Yesterday the State Board CT Health
went to Delaware City and Investigated
a complaint regarding the character of
a drain which, it was said, constituted
a menace to the public health. The
mayor and town commissioners were
advised as to the proper course to pur-
sue
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
One months laundry free. Ask Man
haitian Laundry, SOC King street.
s "nIlMMY'' ARRESTED.

Officer Tucker, while patroling his
beat, took in custody a dummy al
tired in a suit of clothes which a Mar
ket street clothier had forgotten to re-
move when closing his place of busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
AUCTION SALE.

Go to Z. Levy's Pawn-broker Sale
this evening at 7.3O o'clock. Watches,
jewelry and all ether goods at your own
price 4l5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Spain in getting the name Of the
dead-heat Of nations.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Returning, steamer will leave TOl-
chester at 4.30 p. m.
Children between five and twelve
years of age, half price.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Now is the time to start some large
government improvements and give the
unemployed work.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
In A SOCIAL WAY.
Wilmingtonians Who Increase
the Tide Of Summer Travel.
PLEASANT SOCIAL DIVERSIONS
WHERE SOME WILMINGTON FOLK
WILL SPEND THE SECOND SUN
DAY AYOFJULY-INTERESTINGP PER-
SONAL NOTES FROM HARRING-
TON.

All communications intended for inser
tion In this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
}. w. LYNCH a Co. GROCERs.

screens. We can fit you at the stores,
and southwest corner OF Eighth and
King streets.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Chapman out OF jail should not be out
or mind. Ask him the question again,
gentlemen of the Senate.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
AMUsEnENTS.

ROGERS PARK.-Week beginning July
~. Free Dancing every night next week
Only 10 cents from any part of Whining
ton to park. Take Wilmington and New
Castle cars, Fourth and Market, direct to
park.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
DOWN HARRINGTON WAY.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
Harrington. July 10.-Aiiss Lulu
Macklin has returned from an extended
visit with Miss Stella Macklin, of Will
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
YOUNG NAN YOUNG WOMANl

Read Goldey College adv. and send
for free Business and Shorthand cata-
logue. Day and night sessions in Sept.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Want TO talk with you about your teeth
We're dentists, and though we're sayin
a good word for ourselves, we're sayin
half a dozen for you. There has to be
beginning to everything. and almos
every large thing grew from a small
thing. That cavity in your tooth wa
small once-it didn't hurt once-it wouldn
have cost much to have had it filled
year ago. False teeth grow from neglect
Give your teeth a little thought and give
your children's ten times more. Bring
them in. Examinations free"
DIR. II. Il. SMITH, Dentist,
S1I Market Street.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

Weyler is now going to pacify Cuba.
This time he means it. Before he was
only playing.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10

One months laundry free. Ask Man
haitian Laundry SOC King street.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
KENNARDGC CO

We close this even
ing at 6 o'clock and
every Saturday at
same hour during
July and August.
About a dozen Cot
ton Covert Bicycle
Suits at $3.50 each.
They were $4.OO
but they have not
sold as we'll as we
expected Now $1.5O
The sale of the z
cent Swiss Organdies
will be continued
Monday. The as
sOrtment still fine.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
MR.. BAYARD GOING 10 EUROPl

Thomas r. Bayard, former ambassa-
dor to the Court of St. James, is booked
to sail on the American liner ST. Louis
next Wednesday. Among others who
have engaged berths on the American
liner are II. c. Frick, of Homestead,
Pa. d. Herbert Hostetter, of Pittsburg,
and John G. A. Leisham, minister pleni-
potentiary and envoy extraordinary to
Switzerland.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
PARTY TO AUGUSTINE

Burgess S. lee Burton, of Marcus
Hook, chaperoned a party of young
folks to Augustine Park, and the trip
was a very enjoyable one. The party
left Marcus Hook early in the morning
on Captain Valentine Lenderman's
schooner, Waunita, and the sail both
down and up the river was a delightful
one "A stop was made at Pennsville. N.
j., where about an hour was spent. The
time at Augustine Park was whiled
away in dancing and other amuse-
ments, and the young folks returned to
Hook early in the evening. On the re-
turn trip the party was Overtal1en 10y
two very severe thunder storms. bus
no damge was done. Those who en-
joyed the trip were: Misses Kate Spell
lacy, Name Spellacy, Margaret Malone.
Marie COnyery Bessie Graham, Carrie
Nannaman and John Baldt of Chester:
Burgess S. Lee Burton, Joseph Brown
and A. X. Russell. of Marcus Hook
and Harry Gaul, of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
MILFORD YOUNG PEOPLE DANCE

WIT4T OTND IUUINN FEOFLE DANOE
A very enjoyable dance was given by
the young people of Milford at Reedy's
Hall. Among those present were Miss
Mills, of Hartford, Conn; Miss Bruff,
of Brooklyn; Miss Baker, of Seaford;
Miss Jesie Harrington, of Pennington;
Misses Maria and Mildred Causey,
Misses Bessie and Nina Hail. Miss Liz
zie Richards, Miss Rosa, Miss Baldwin.
Miss Lizzie Williams, Miss Dewitt,
Messrs. Abner Plumb, Oscar Wilson,
Lee Hirsoh, VIII Pratt, Trusten Cau-
sey, Fred Whitehead. Arthur Reynolds.
George and Hiram Truitt, Couper Carr,
Crerar Smeallie, Jacob Rosa, Lee Wal.
ker, Donald Marshall, Hall Anderson,
viii Sipple and Will Prettyman
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
HOT WEATHER, THIS

OLD SOL THROWS DOWN HIS
RAYS AND PROMISES NO ABATE-
MENT
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
THE LINCOLN SCHOOL LOTS.

THE suspicious with reporters regaing
The public in connection with releasing Of Lincoln
School lots the legitimate result of policy which
prevails N The management OF that Il those lots
by private individual the rookeres which cover
would long since have been demolished substantial
erected in place. The Board
ton Is maintaining Iinderbo1 within limits
which compelled eIpend ajor portion
ot their income in insurance
Ile ighes offer tenyear 5000
This is sh advance the property producing
present According all margin OF profit in
lease for years figure will very small. II
s.a!y will be very small mushroom resi- corpora
lion which makes the oier e1psnds, will
SO 900 improvements buildings over
twenty They wooden balloon
be aged condition. n
yes1s OF will finish them.
To outside enlightened circle which directs
he educational affairs OF this ciIy would good
business poicY dictated aOgeth. different disposition
this than Is contemplated The belong
the School DEPARTMENT ana readily be sold. The
limits lease years. No business agree to
leasing Tor yesr Of Education is ncu berng
really 10 gain income OF $4,000 month which ought bring
$1,000
should be done Is 70 abandon the ten-year lease alto
geher. For excellent economic reasons the limits leases
o: property years ground for apply
iaE Tie municipal real Therefore
Legislature may properly BE- asked
authorize the leasing municipal property or such term
VII enable the School Directors Of this city
The lots II question income commensurate with
L this : done only disposal the property
Use tie dignity OF intelligent business transaction but il
VII result n ne removal OF present re-trap
ot Fifth and Market erection substantial
building lis place Unless Lincoln School can be
improved and made ray value some
method for selling them be devised. they
being handled they surrounding property
Ike he Blythe block which Probate Court for
fifteen years an Obstruction TO the improvement OF Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.

n USNESS business and te gained only By
| \ hods. San Francisco obtain Alaskan outfit
ting trade spring only BY making It business
Sic wares and make
known her advantages. Sac press upon
West South, merchants and
shpowDers offer Inducements
propose go Klo1dike those Of
any other port America
Il this winter that Alaskan adventurers will
Francisco get outfits without solicitation
par. shall have spend summer rpenting
folly. Francisco Is known throughout Union
the Golden City residence kings Of
rionae The features attractive interesting
tourists familiar all world, CON-
aud MANUFACTURED IS known. We advertised
hoe-seeker, but We have
co this winter, beginning without delay
L win and hold the Alaskan trade We will be well
repaid for efforts. Interest northern goldfelds
confined West. The excitement seems even
greater in the East than general belief that
10000 people make attempt enter Yukon VALLEY
spring CT require outfits. and the aggre.
gate purchases will enormous Their coming and
going Will be The bonanza The Pacific
Surely our while 10 en- ploy
energies bring trade city instead OF
ing 90 elsewhere because OF negligence.
moreover bs BONE that the Quitting Of
spring VIII be simply beginning of
continuously expanding All 20 TO Alaska will
fail Many viii succeed and from viii have
replenish food and clothing. nature
things they vii be inclined additional supplies
first outhtted gave satisfaction. Ii
therefore permanent Trade and passing boom that
offered and w argue city of the
folly Of ooIs well the siurisnisu lose it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
PERSONAL

J. l. Psrssu Of Newman is IN Town.
Professor D. c. Clark of Santa CRUZ is 81 the
Grand
Z. J. Meyers of Hollister is at the cosno-
poliian.
w F George, g Sacramento attorney, is in
the city,
d.. F. D TyTreu OF Sacramento arrived here
yesterday.
IA Mclean. contractor OF Reeding. is at
the Lick
Mrs L Kelly Of Los Angeles is at the Cos
moPoIiian.
W. Parker Lyon, furniture nan Of Fresno,
is il the city.
Carl E. Lindsay. District Attorney OF Santa
Cruz, is in Town.
P. W. Williams and wife OF Anado- are st
the Cosmopolitan.
J. J Redmond, 8 prominent business nan OF
Eureka, : in town.
Captain William q. Duaphy OF Portland,
Ne, Is at the Russ.
NJ. H Day, & business man OF Dubuque, low e.
is visiting the coast
e. E. Pickett, 6 mine owner OF Plscerville,
is al the Lick House.
Timothy Lee, ex-Chiet OF Police of Sacrs-
nento, IS al the Lick
A. B. Gruggel and vile OF the Chateau Pied
A-OAk are al ll6 GOsm Opolta1.
Allen L Rhodes, real estate man Of Stock
ton, IS here on business trip.
h 5 Hoyt, leading Selma merchant, is reg
istered at the Csliiornis Hotel
Dr. J. V Gsftey and wife Of Tucson, Ariz,
are snong The guests 81 the Grand.
W. H Hudson, one of the professors OF tbe
Stanford University. IS ct the Californis Hotel
T. de Frietss, miner from Los Angeles. Is
n faVr 4 ~ o.. Il
Russ.
william Il. CornweIl, e merchant OF Homo
l04u, IS IN this city, guest al the California
Hotel
Lieutenant P. 7. LsnsdAe of the United
States ship Alert IS Z CUES, Of The California
Hotel
George W. Ross, a miner from Circle City
who has been visiting al santa Rosa, Is 8. the
Grand Hotel
+. !. Easbay and wife are visiting here from
IRmpico, Mexico. They have apartments 81
the Russ House.
!. & Broughton, business man Of Modes TO-
Is staying al the Russ House. he Is accom-
panied by MS wife.
G. W. Long, sa artist connected with the
stan OF the Oregonisn OF Portland. Or, is here
Oh pleasure trip.
o. s Knepper. H V. Butler aud P. Godtrey
Bfodericke, OF the United States navy, are a.
the California Hotel
Z Z. Brldea bach, e wilow-Esre uaautac-
iurer OF 81. Louis, returned from Los Angeles
yesterday and Is al the Grand
L. ). Maddox. one Of The trustees Of the Pres
ION school OF Industry. came down from his
home IN Modesto yesterday and Is registered
81 t1s Grand.
Assistant Police Surgeon Frank T FI;zg,b-
bon has been appointed mem Der OF the san
ltaIy corps OF the National Guard By Governor
Budd' and detailed Tor service with Troop a OF
the First Cavalry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
THE TARIFF AND THE REVENUE.

CECRETARY GAGE his report 10 Congress says: The
tar.E OF July Is97 not been in force long
enough 10 dets-ine fully merits, but il confidently
believed hat when n full operation viii afford ample
or he ordinary needs OF the Government while adequate
y protecting curing agricultural Interests"
While this statement cannot be expected check
calamity bower the coakng pessts the CT
rabid ireeradsrs Will due weight intelligent
portion Of the community and with Congress and relieve
Interests OF fear OF changes tariff winter
The they which
Industries protected being carried
Tie Secretary has abundant justify his confidence
that when full operation tariff viii yield ample
fOE lie ordinary needs of the Government The heavy por-
tatons nsde during closing Of The
Wilson a-i have had effect reducing imporations
since but tie goods then imported
shall have Of imports 1nanufc-
tuTed in the United States and consequently
revenues der we'd iou customs duties.
Another viii have powerful influence toward
increasing rapidly advancing prosperity
lhe people fuller e1npovnent
OF the wokngmen ct better Of with
profts derived from all CT farm crops, consuming
power Ct tie people viii be largely augmented. This viii
demand to- articles of import foreign and
also toT goods subject 70 internal revenue duties
L has been noted by treasury officials that very little
impOr ed during October Noven
beT and virtually that dopion
the ar expected imports increase
during this January adding al
least 81 900 900 the monthly receipts is conf
denty believed that 5000 900 will from IL
crease in other iuportaton>
With such prospects likely country vii! nav
much attention the upon the
tariff Il has yet has ALREADY
done much the normal prosperity people It
has revived the Of American and fac
tories and in due viii also tne
nation
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
AN EXUBERANT WAR LORD.

TOR who delights in posing sh Keeper
Of The Peace of Europe the foreign policy VIII
liam IS curious He proclais himself royal bAnouet
advocate 0: peace and then army Pariaunen
his council talks like for gore sorv
and the rich spells OF battle.
Dur Ing present year done more 70 disturb
Europe and all it. qulls on tretfu
poIcupine than all the other together not
cepng his friend the Sultan. He Great Britain
In South Africa he seized IN Chins port under
the OF the Russians they reaching for it
Themselves with diplomatic hands; MO our
hemisphere and without paying any suggestions
OF arbitration snaohes indemnify SO close
shores thati his varship some Of the
shot might have Tu1ed the American eagle
1t is believed quarters that demons;rn
tions have been made simply carry extension
through the Relchsag The argument By viEor Of
hi. actions in China and Hay navy
good for and aroused Parliament Ii ro
sbe this theory OF the policy may unreason
able in itself but doubling il &C
curaely unr.son
able thing lord playing the part of keeper the
peace
To reasoning Germans the Kaiser in
China and Hsyi viii appear restricting his
navy rather increasing With ships now in his
possession he has Germany appreciabe
OF with En- gland danger
OF serious conflict with Russia lie given ships
fight with ali the world. The fact
becoming exubersnt lord checked
ST abroad chance
history the imperial among nations
L is becoming evident people country not
desire commit the oense of larceny sgans Hawaans
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
CHRIsTMAs IN The CITY.

Wide aislss where daylight groping fall1
Through myriad cOlOFed 2. ass,
! sound CT Chauted madrIEaIs
" here many children pass
But n the sNir.in storm t1eiE waits
\ bearer al the gates
The csrven oaken chaDcel Iaus
With holy berries 2, cam,
And music circles, gathers, falls,
Like echoes IN a dream
And softly rises one ear voice,
"Belolce, all men, rrl0I ice
The pigeons in the beIfry-tcwer
Wher- fne-spun snow faxes drift,
SIT huddled close. and C.oseT cover
As winds seek cut each rIft-
And bel above them tossing swing,
With iron c.augors ring.
Outside the Wild and w1ntry day
Is white with fakes OF snow:
Round roof ana spire and wall they play,
And ChurchyaTd lar below.
They sift upon him IRON The States
The beggar at the galeS
And louder rolls the organs peal
In pOnGerous acclaim
And reverent ones in homage kneel
To Christ his blessed name
Remembering . ChTis stmas morn,
And him, the lowIy born
The Nazarene, who steadfast cams,
he chosen one Of God.
o heal the SICK, the b Ind. the lame
And paths OF suffering Jrod,
v no dled that al men might be free
The Child OF Galilee.
But in the storm that gathers white
bout he Churchysrd ways,
Stands one who shivers in lis might
Nor hears The songs of praise.
EorlUrn, forgotten OF the fates-
The beggar at the gates
NEsT ACGAFFKY IN December Woma
Home Companion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

mythical didn't think didn't existed
G vi Igotth forS e honeof
Il Iet 4
and dsesd dout
o
" % ou 81 81 e that
o otur NJ Az
o being ride euof
huS
Ate rNgongFo ngthe mi
poem.
Of
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
CLAIMS OF LETTER-CARRlERs.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadel phIa Record
II conseQ QUence OF the decision of the su-
preme Court sustaining the claim of letter
carriers ior overtime work under the provi-
slons OF the eiEhJ-bour law OF 1888 claims
aegre eating S, ,000, 900 against me Govern
ment VIII be validated. To protect the de-
partmeuT against further demands of this
character, Assistant Postmaster General
Heath has issued an order making il an Of
tense punishable with dismissal for q letter-
carrier 10 work more than eight hours per dav
Thus one arbitrary reguls ton brings on an.
other. The order of dismissal will, however
hardly be enforced against carriers who put
IN no claim fOr extra service.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

nary and VIII be accompanied By his wife and
daughter.
On the English turf during the last season
Pierre billiards horses won $50 600 and
Richard CrokeT's horses won 5000. Mrs.
LangiTy's winnings were S33, 900.
Charles Algernon Swinburne, like George
Francis Train, is very fond OF Children and
always carries sweets in his pockets 10 give 10
any ragged little ones he may meet.
i is said that neither Du Maurier nor the
publishers OF "Trilby' sent copy OF the book
10 The author of Ben Bolt" In fact the
latter claims that he has not reEd the book ST
al and does not even know the story.
Ex-Enpress Eugene IS contemplating pub
fishing life Of her husband, the late Emperor
Napoleon Ill During her Visit 10 Queen Vic
ioris recently the widowed Empress dis
eussed the matter with her Majesty. but the
latter pronounced herself as being strongly
opposed TO the project.
Thomas MeKesn Of PhIladeiphia,Cwho, has
given 500, 600 for the new lsw-sehool build
ing Of The University 0. Pennsylyauis, Is E
Great-grandson Of Chief Justice Thomas Nc
he&n, one o. the most prominent represen ts-
tiyes OF Pennsylvania and OF Delaware IS well
during the revolutionary period.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
ANSWERS 10 CORRESPONDENTS.

PRESIDENT sAM-P. H, City. The fur name
OF the President OF Hay i Is Tiresias Augustia
simon sam.
FIRST CABLE Road. c. B., City. The first
cable passenger road was the one that was IN
vented and peTfe cted BY Andrew Hallidie OF
san Francisco and ran over Cay street. from
kear2y 10 Leave2 worth, ior the first time on
August !, 1873.
WEALTH AND KNOWLEDGE. J., City. If you
WIZ 90 10 The periodiua- room OF the Free Ii
brary OF san Francisco nd consult the Fc!ec-
nc Magazine No. st, rage 245: Chau,auoua
Magazine Is, Dag 500; the Spectator 50. gsRa
1862; Forum 1884, and Popular science
AIeH thly 1892, you will fad articles on wealth
and knOWleuge which VIII Do oaDly CONS n
The information you desire.
HOG CHoLERA-O., Ocean View, Cal The
disease 10 which you refer IS probably hog
cholera, and If thst is the disease the follow
ing is recommended: One peck OF ashes. four
pounds OF salt. one pound black sntimony,
seven pounds cop perss and one pound sCl-
pLu-. Pound ana mix we i ana place IN Sc par
ate trough, and let the hogS eat Whst they
VIII OF j. This department gives this for
what II is worth without any knowledge OF It's
efficacy.
WAsH1SeroN's ARxY-S, City. There is no
record published OF the nationality Of the men
who com posed the army OF George Washing
ton and il IS doubtful i such statistics could
De GODpl-S nom me LtCNIAS ~ tL4S " TX
partment At Washington, D. c. With that II IS
the same ss ii regard 10 the mum Der OF men
who served IN that army. An estimate made
by ColOueI Pierce, pay n ss ster-eenera! IN 1fofs
placed the number at 2Sl. III, but that Is be-
lfeved 10 have been greatly IN excess OF the &C
tual number because many served several
terms OF enlistment and each time they were
recorded ss new men.
NOTES DEsTRoyED-M Il. NJ, City. Congress,
By joint resolution. July -, 1876. authorized
the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 issu subsid-
iaTy coin 10 an amount not exceeding
SO 600, coo n exchange Tor an equal amount
oflegal-tender notes, such notes 70 be kept
sparJ As 3 special 1und and 10 be rejssued
upon the retirement OF Ike sum OF irsc-A
uonal currency -eCe wed 81 The treasury in tleA
payment OF dues TO the United States, the
fractional currency 50 DESTROYED TO be counted
ss part OF the sinking fund. The amount Of
fractto onal currency retired under that act up
10 1880 was S25 S34 ,429 and the amount sttlI
OuIsI landing al that date was SIS, 647, 303.
Il Is probably that 10 which you refer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
FREEDOMS UNCRoWNED HERO.
New YORK Mali and Express

Gomez, a. The age OF 20 actively leading
vigorous and irresistible revolution for cuban
independence, presents cne of the piciurssoue
and heroic figures Of the age. One NAV sur
vey The who.e field CT human endeAyor with
ont nndlng another man WHO il MS antece-
dents, personality and chosen avocation com
blnes as many OF the dramatic qualities OF
chiyaIfy and romance as are centerrd IN the
great Commander Of Cubs's patriot army. he
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11

Why, you'n miss the horrible Jam the nignt
before Chris risinas.-PhNEdelphia Bulletin.
Ethel-Why does lightning never strike
twice in the same place!
Diek-Csn't lad the place-Ths Yellow
Book.
81 hear" said the zephyr. "that you have
been Tsging through The Northwest"
Never was 6 worse mistake" howled the
blizzard "I was quite cooL"-Indianapolis
Journal.
ut seems so queer, said the student bosrter
''io think of any one having price OF $50 600
on his head"
Nv Whica reminds me-" said Asbsry Peppsrs
that heard The other day of man with
81 100000 in his mind" - Cincinnati En-
Quirer-
I'VE haven't policeman in our town" said
the Jerseyman, bossiingly.
Well. II must be mighty poor town" said
The New YORKER.
i don't see why you should think that"
"Nhy, copDsrless town Is g pretty poor
town. ."-Yonkers Statesman
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-11
A GROWING INDUSTRY.
New J OK Tubuns

gust mink OF III 1t is an absolute impossi.
olI4ty 10 establish the un-plsIe industry in
this country. yet here are some 2O0O mon ~,
ployed IN one small department OF it forming
trades union, just as though they were really
engaged N serious industry.