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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28

NEW YORK SUPREME court m
TY Of NEW YORK -Richart p :
stall. ~ Trustee. &c Ps.nHf A.,
John \. Foley. % al Dsfslesnv
In pursuance u 4 judgment a IRE
ure and sac. duly made ana s-.s-.
the above entitled action. bea-i,s
the s'h das - July. 1895 I tha ~
sigred. tho Referee IN ssN iusr,
named. vii sell ~ pgb.!e AUCTION :.
Exchange Sales Rooms, now loca,s
80 III Broa9Vay IL the Borogs,
Manhattan. C1ty q NsN York :,
18Th day ~ August. 1906. 4, /. q,
noon on that day. by william v Z
Aucfioneer he premises dlrec,e: b.
Judgment 70 he sold. and therein dssr
A. i0i. 1ws
All those certain lots. pieces o, =
O. land. with the dwelling houses !
on erected. situate. lyiag an! -,
the Seventeenth Ward 4 the City 4
York. and taken together b0gn.g
described "a follows,
Beginning II a point on the -,
side 1, Thirteenth Street tirE
hundred and Nifty fee, Westerly =
point formed hy the intersectlz {
Northeriy side Z Thirteenth SIRE
the Westerly side NJ Avenue A. a,
rlrr thence Westerly and Az
Northerly side - Thirteenth Stree Z
feet. thence Nor,tsrly on line y,
with the westerly slGo OF Avssg, 4
enty-two fee, Two and o1e-hslt .,ei
the centre - a certain street -
known as Stuyyesslt street. he1c.
erly ana along the centre Of SAD
y.san, street ifty feet ard sr !.
thence S1uther.y sixty nine iee, . .
distant one hundred an. f,ty stsi
srly from the Westerly sl.e o. Az.
and thence Souther.y AMI N 4 IL.
lei with the Westerly SIDE AZ Avs.l
knr,y feet AMI three inches. I
Northerly side ~ Thirteenth Stree,
place u beginning
Dated New York. ygiy 18Th. 1895
MERRITT p HAVILAr
Hgs
THOMAS II BASKERVILLE.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
81 Nassau Street, New fo-k \
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't pre-
pare FOR any Civil Service examination
without seeing our Illustrated catalogue =
Information. sent free. COLUMBIAN COR
NESFDNpENcE COLLEGE. Washington.
II. .
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This property is sob n ss,i,.- :
for $3.50 Is vifh inreras, No..
July II. l>9s. ard costs ana ~
amounting 70 1897 81. with ln,srs !, !
on from july 2lst. 1895. tes.Ss \,
pensei ~ me salo
The Approximate amount n, IA.
sessments and other hens which -,
allowed - tre purchaser oui :, >.
chase moray. or pad hy the p..,.
as follows Mortgage N secur. q
with interest thereon from Ysv.,..
1891. al the rate x six per cen, :,
mum. and also the costs. II ary
suit now pending 70 foreclosa ..
mortgage. which are estimated "a y
500.
There are no taxes or s,..,,.
known % Tho plsinfin. hr n A.
they VIII he allowed out Of h. y,
money.
JOHN II. ROGAN. r.,
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SUPREME COURT cor,,..

SUPREME COURT. cor,vr-
York. George r. Ash..t op
against Joseph Murphy an" Pa,
PENDANTS. o',.s
In pursuance ~ judgn.,
ure and sac made and a., n.
above entitled ection. bAsru'a
twenty-first day Of JuIv
undersigned. Referee IN w
raned. will sell AZ Publ, 20 n,
New York Real Estate aIssti =
III Broadway. in the poso,,- sor
haitian. City ~ Now Yo,, u 4
day NJ August. 1895. a, 70 a..
by Peter +. Never. Auc,,o, elat ]
ises In said judgment mer,ior q. !.
in described as follows: nsd az,
ALL that certain lo, Ma.
land situate in the City ~ q ~
together with the buiIdin,ss View
BEGINNING at the oo-
the intersection ~ the ssr.I iorr.l
Albany Street with the w.'ly ~
Greenwich street. running ,sssy "a
and on tho Southerly snce We
Street SiX'y-fiye 6'D Zee, u A,
eriy F'ifr' five t55l fee, ,o,- meaes \
inches ga. thence Eas,e,,. sa1 -
feet SIX inches 81. thence Weir
90 feet. thence again Fas,s,. o'' ~
g0 feet four 90 inches !, ior'l,.
side ~ Greenwich stree, We w,
erly a.ong said Westerly s m.act \,
wich Street fifty 80, fee, ~ Q G,
To tho point or place II hag1, ~ !,
said several dimensions mnsa"n.hs y
being the same premises ~ ~
Louisa \. Finck by John ss,iT-
Francis :. Sherry by dseS A. s'7
in the Registers of,ics ~ IVY fs,,.
County OF New YORK On mi, ~
Dated New nork; July 2s5 e. 70
JOHN II. R0GAy 70
DUANE I. COBB. H'' Rec.
Plaintiff At'ornev
81 Nassau STREE
Borpueh ol Marha,,,.
city n, New Y1,t'
Albany Stree,
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SURROGATE NOTICES


woOpBRIDGE. ALFRED.-I' ~: ~.
Of an order 81 Hon. FTsnk !, -
a Surrogate Of the Ci'y soe ~
New-York. notice IS hereby w
persons having claims ass,lN
Woodbridge. late n, the City o. ~ =
deceased. u present the SANE - -,
ers Thereof. 20 the subscribe, ~
OF transacting business. tss - !.
Gwiilim & Meyers. " 10 HsS !
In thu city u New YORK %
the 18th day Of December nei. 4,
Dated New York. the hFs' jay
1873 MARY ". NSa
AIminIs,ra;r.I =
GwILLrM & MEYERS.
Attorneys fcr AilwnlstrauTr
80 Nassau street. Ne" w.
y \
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ALTERATIONS.

loth-ave, No 1910. TO a nves tory brick tenement.
with store. 80. 4xG0 James Roam, No 90 An
s.erdam-ave owner; Rechlin, No ~ ID
ave. architect 3
7oth-st. No 1872 West. a four-story brick dwell
ing. Lyman Rhoade.. premises. owner. Lienan
& Nash, architects .............
23i-st No pa East. four story brick dwell
ing and studio. James Miller. No pa East M
ST. owner G p MEYERS. architect. ....- .....-.-.
6Sth-st, No 30i East, 20 a thre"-story and base
ment brick and stone Fat. Charles Bendien. No
49, East 65th-st. owner; W n Fo~strick. archi-
tect go. ..'' $500,
dwelling. Caroline 5 Read. premises. owner.
Clinton Russell architects. .....-...... -.....
Park-ave. No q. to a four-storY brick and stone
dwelling: Colgate Hoyt owner. Clinton & Rus
SELL No 80 Nassau-st architects. ..............
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And also all and singular the grants.
licenses. rights and privileges conferred by
the Laws u the State %, New York upon
tho said Poughkeepsie Bridge Company
ari now vested In the SAID Philadelphia.
Reading and New England Railroad Gem
pary.
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FURNISHED Gonsrs Go Get g onnlrn.

~N|||||N|/|(|N|I||"||O
= T WHITE PLAINS. y. y. minutes walk from
"A station furnished house stable. hennery, garden,
acres land s75 per month 20 desirable tenant
w ". g. White Plains y o
(,OOI. sEASHORE COTTAGE for tired people. moderate
- rent ch boating bathing trees. bicycling
references former tenants. circulars photographs Prot
NORTUROP. Grove Beach. Conn.
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FLOORS & POLISH.

HslNG PLACE, H.-New corner house
rev bees: tiled bathrooms: filtered water.
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WANTED.-An Al cigar salesman. must
have nfst-cl1ss city trade. good salary
70 night party. only those with expert
encc need address b.. HoV s. Tribune Of
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

>%OONN>Oe~N>N~<(||>r@-o >O>>o<D>ONrD-~-N(@(
FOR SALE.-Ten R.LP.A. Ms for o cent
at druggists: one gives relief.
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DED D. LINE,
- For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cab-l- Curacao and Mara
oAibo. Via curacao
From Robert Pier. BROOKLYN.
GER 6 g "ABYDOS ............. Saturday July -
A steamer ....... Tlesifv Aux 0
) "Abydos' has very good acoomnoiations Tor pas
nOrf.TOS BLISS Z ptfirTT.
General Manager No -; Front -,
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properties and franchises VIII be offered
Tor sale as an entirety and In one parcel.
The purchaser or said railroad properties
and franchises. his successors or assigns
therefor. will receive conVeyances OF and
be let into possession OF the premises con-
veyed including any property and net In
come acquired or received by the Receiver
., the Philadelphia, Reading and New
England Railroad Company since the com
nencement OF the above mentioned suit IN
the management or operation OF the
mor;gaged premises embraced In the con-
veyances 10 such purchaser
The said sale will be made .ub,ec, -
and reference Is hereby made TO th,. terms
conditions. erNations ana obligations in
said decree contained IN addition 10 thoss
In respect Of Indebtedness. obligations or
Liabilities contracted or incurred nv the
Receiver before the delivery ~ possession
OF the property sod under the management
or operation thereof
The Referee. as directed by the decree
viii receive no bid from any one DESIRING
franchises above described " no shall NOT
bid therefor at least the sum OF So 40 600
Upon the acceptance OF any bid the pur-
chaser shall forthwith pay 10 the Referee
the sum 81 100000 In cash or In certified
check upon any Trust Company Of the CITY
OF New York subject 10 the order OF said
Referee.
The purchaser or purchasers Of said
property whose bid shall be accepted by
the Referee shall pay the balance OF the
purchase price over and above the said
100000 to the Referee upon the delivery
o: the deed or deeds for the property 30
sold within a period OK forty days after
the time Of said sale and such remainder
OF the amount OF said bid shall be paid
either In cash or In the first mortgage
bonds and coupons as provided for by said
decree.
The Referee will accept no bid unless
the same shall OF least equal tina sum of
$4,000. For further Particular refer
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at the Uptown
once. No. l.242 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3lst-st., until o'clock p. m: adver-
;lsemsnts received at the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until s o clock
p. m. VIZ. f: "a Sth-ave.. q. e. cor. 23d-st
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And also all the estate. right. title and
interest 81 the said Philadelphia. Reading
and New England Railroad Company tbe-
ing leasehold estate IN pursuance Of a
lease dated January Gard. 1892. now and
which may hereafter be acquired o. In
and TO the rai,roa: and property and
franchises ot the putchess County Rail
road Company beginning at a point on the
railroad of the Philadelphia. Reading and
New England Railroad Company. near the
civ Of Poughkeepsis. State ~ New York
ard extending In southeasterly direction
q a point At or near Hopewell Junction
state II New York. connecting with the
railroad Of the New York and New Eng
land Railroad Company and all branches
thereof now ami which hereafter be located
and constructed
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bent An nj ,s1 e F9s: S ssnxaaN Kely' $500
same me II 10 annie G e Moos. Keiy-s, 1884 +,
Same Of ic7 GR1alSs ae tusis' ZOO
same to DInock & Fink Company same property ,oo
same Bernhard Ebens P5qPssty ysa sa '
Association. Key-st los It Of l67h-st o.oo
same is'i to same Keys' ISIS # Of i07'h't On,
Same to same. Keliy-st 281s Of le7hs,
sans Rs'1 To sarne. Kc;-s, 24s4 IS7hst
Mo 15t4' TSoma: X to Henry Raabe &
SAM 'o M54s Fak Sa SSaF az Of
shaIkf ss' John and George P to Maria shaIkey
% nSs 2o,6-st $50 IT Of odave lea'ehold ,,oo
Ri9 Fil william Minnie. El.abs,h Ter
No SEQ to $7a Cterry-st. No q Gou'er- eooo
cd %suf'' M ant escc@'oTs &C. Mutual
Life Insurance Company, s loom % ~ - nm
Morri IS, Mar,oTy to Christian Abee ooh
riscoi TIA F!aak TO Jadsoq Todd. i5ah-s' 90 M
sane an ,d7 81 sane E YEAR t... 1900
Same IN iG to Isaac and nd Max Boehm property
Same s'i 70 same. 5,h-st ASA It Of Morris so
risschnsnn Iql.a and Jallas 70 FEe I'd de
se n'bea charles to william Williams AND
another. trustees : ll7'h-s'. -" u or ., ooo
MANN AKA Hannah + to Agnes Yos; $ clinton
st 100 # Of Jerome ave year ,o35 100"
's s PSI f4y Of = sd1 ltE ' 5000
AZ ~ e. : ~ Ath1st ? years ,......... 5000
1saacs BaTney et al Harris Goldberg No ao5 80.
Clarke Adeia L. to Lawyers Mortgage Insur-
ancc Company. Decatur ave. 1923 e %
Southern Boulevard. > ears.................... 5000
Warren. No los West 75th-st. year.......... $500
Arens. Peter A To William : Patten. No 241
West sd -. ........... 1l5o
Bank. corner Amsterdam ave and 10Th
81 years $500
Byrnes. Ellen. to George Rauchfuss. No 135 West
3
Stolz George 10 Richard Weber n 1j7th-st
45> 10 # W Of Courtandt-ave new lines. de-
,225 I 30 u W ~ aday;. oo"o
Ns'han,el 4 Esberg. referee 70 Rachel Mayors 1000
DecatuT-ave 8. 1921 Il Of Southern Boule-
yard. J0xl2. Bernard Haskell to Adelia l.
same property sarah Martin to same ...
5"h-St 10 l47 West. 25xl022: Robert Dean
Mary g Dean. ........... observation-disclosures.
Sd ave. " corner lsth-st, 9oxGo: Robert
$40 81 No 49, West 25xlO22 .. George Rauchfuss
20 Ellen Ryrnes. exchange and ................
Elizabeth-si. No 29S % ks: Sophie VI Schiereck
70 Peter Bammann. y par,.................. 5000
Gustav L Morgcnthau and wife Aga,he
Ellzabejh-st No 29S s. % ks; Peter F ''''
Banmann and another. executors. 10 Sophie
Same property Peter F Bauinlann and wife 10 -'"
Sophie schiereek ,; part: ..o:.a.......
taye / Morgenthau and wife to Frederick
SchocI 5000
Kress Marie and Philip. 70 Barbara Gebe. es
Hghbridse ogden owe 23S II n from
Lyons. william II to fl:a f Depuy 5 5 Adams
$50 u OF Ma.n-st. City Island. 3 years.
Bochus Agaihe 10 Solomon Plaut. s,h-st.
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IN PURSUANCE = m order q .
John Il. V Arnold A slrgsM
CITY and County 4 Ner fas. !, 4
hereby given . all n'rsons hs'ss
against John =. Pu?ke. late OF " :. :;
New York deceased. 70 p'sss" .ss,,t
with vouchers thereof 70 ne "a
a, their place u ,ransac'ins. =
80. 2Ga p washins,'n street, = ~ =, 4
New York. Borough u Manhs s., :,
before the o2i day q peceheey, 4 4
Dated New YORK. the 18TH a'
HELENE PUPKE;;
FBERHARn l. lfnyr
BERTHA 4. fndgr
HELENE {. PltnN
EMILE :. fUPkE,,r
ARNOLD ". Pl
Executors and ENe''@
HENRY r GREGORY. r,,--1
Attorney FOR Executors ans
u, broadway. Sew lo'N
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CARPET CYrAyINC

~~NNONNNNN0D~Nr-N~Oo~ .N0NOo0N~NoNNNN
CARPETS cleaned By steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, I.a5s Broadway. AL East 4sth-st.,
CoE n BRANDT. Tel. 'eo-3sth
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

l0TH-ST 2l-25 WEST.-Beautiful large
and single rooms. table unexcelled.
trarsients accommodated. summer rates
lJTH-ST l22 EAST.--Nery comfortable.
large corner room. four windows. private
bath parlor dning-room. meals optional:
reasonable
G3D-ST.. 81 WEST. Handsomely fur
n!shed large. cool rooms. elegant hack
parlor. suitable for physician: superior
table board: transients accommodated. ref
ercnces.
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CIIIROPODISTS

-~>~>~>o~-~>>N>"~>~~>>>No NNo-~~Nr>~~~~~~~~>~-~o
DR. LEVY. IS Lafayette Place. and
West 2ite-sL. cures corns. insrowing
nails and bvnions.
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Orenn STEAMERS.

NWBTM E[sRN0AM 0OOWlDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN pv
Saaie. E. " Sa1ic Aug ~ : l. y
Lain Tu Aug q 10 An Lain. tn. sept. G, 10 M
Trave. Tu Aug. g. 10 AN Nais.W. der GSeptl3J P'M
Kaiser VIM. des Crosse. 1u.. Aug. 10 : =. ~
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER sTRNIcE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. PREMEN..
Friedrich d,r dose .... THURSDAY July IS.
r. -harossa ...'....... Thursday Aug. !. A. m.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
Ale. ......Aug g. AN Fulda. ..... Sept o. > a NJ
Kais Wrn II Aug 90 s \ VI Aior-.... sept 10 10 AN
OFiRICHS & CO. BOWLING GREEN.
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F7M0RI[g 9TEAm3m0p co,

Steamships HoIao Hall (New) ana Manhattan leave Pier
2s East River ~ Market ST. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at T. Steamers fitted with every
mode improvement for comfort and convenience Il tour
lists Oa.ces 20 broadway and 2@2 South 81.
II. HALL General Agent
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STORAGE.

>~N~~~~~~J-S~|>o>>>-> .,u.dc W.
THE CENTRAL sTuRAosSsd-s l y
HOUSES. I65-l6I-i6s We" ssth-st
age. moving. Telephone 'of
METROPOLITAN Storage brss3.
Vans. 2O2 and pa Mercer-ss .th-st II
fee /. sos Broadway. corner .s'nped y
niture removed. boxed ana s"'
phone. Spring Id6
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FORECLOsvrpu

~N~~"o,>'.''No'c''~e''o~.,->onnL
snee Is had to the above rnsn,. 'N,s
Dated. July LIST, 1893
PIERRE n. eu,.
WILLIAM w. IENKS Re-;
Attorney fo- plaintiff,
10 Broaiw y.
New York CITY.
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OLD GOLD s sILvEn~~> n
SEND US your old soia DO, talI v.S
81. :'f Bank ss'i r:is!. s:;. oEIsS =
49, oDoRoH n. Joso~
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Also all the estate. right. tile and In
...oat - - ~ EhLl. lnkLa DaaALrx

Also at NE estate, TIkhf, Tue and IN
terest ~ the said Philadelphia Reading
and New England Railroad Company DE
ing ieas.h0id estate In pursuance OK a
lease dated February ith. 1890 now and
which may be hereafter acquired Of in
and 20 the railroad and property ard
franchises Of the Hartford and Connecticut
Western Railroad Company. beginning at
a point In the city Of Hartford. state Of
Connecticut and extending in westerly
direction TO Rhinebeck in tho State u
New York. and connecting with the line
Of the said Philadelphia. Reading and
New England Railroad company at Silver
nails Bridge IN the County Of Columbia IN
said state 4 New York. and all branches
thereof now and which may hereafter be
located and constructed.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-10-01
The Struggling Railroads.

The Railway Review has the follow
ing on the "helplessness" of the rail-
roads:
"The point has been reached in the
operation of our railroads where, if
they are to continue to contribute in
the highest degree to the welfare of
the people, they must have the pro-
lection of the government. Hu Mill
ating as it may be, it is nevertheless
a fact that they are powerless to
protect themselves even against
themselves, to say nothing of foreign
lines"
No one will dispute the proposition
that the railroads, which are making
profits by the millions on watered
stock, are entitled to the protection
of the government.
They should be protected by the
government because they are "pow.
erless to protect themselves" as has
been shown in their dealings with the
state legislatures.
They are entitled to protection be
cause of their ability to ruin indi
! viduals AMI communities and dictate
Legislation in their own interest!
They are entitled to protection be
cause of their humane treatment OF
employees and their generosity to the
wives and children of their manned
and murdered victims.
They should be protected for al
time to come because of the patri
otto part they took in the late war.
They should be protected because
they are the cause of the large
deficit in the postal department
through eXorbitant charges for mai
cars and rates for carrying mail mat
ter.
BY all means give the struggling
railroads more government proteC
ton! All the poor, helpless corpora
tions in this country must be encour
aged to contribute to the welfare OF
the people" - Social Democratic
| Herald.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-10-01
Piece Work.

In every department of American
industrial life, the spirit of rush and
hurry rules. Piece work, while limit
ed and being abolished in foreign
countries, is daily becoming more
widespread in the United States, de-
spite the opposition of the labor
unions. The average workingman on
this side of the water is SO thoroughly
impregnated with the "get all YOU
can" spirit that under piecework he
will work so hard as to do two mems
work, provided he is given a small
part, usually one-Quarter, of the
wages of the man he is keeping in
idleness, in addition to a natural
days pay. Where the pieceworIS
system does prevail in other countries
the trade regulations limit the
amount one man should earn.-ICOast
Seamen's Journal.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-10-01
How the Old Thing Works.

A news item informs us that val
liable vein of high class coal has been
discovered in San Bernardino county,
Cal. Two men have filed a claim
upon it. Ultimately it will pass into
the hands of a syndicate for whose
special benefit, of course, nature
stored it up ages ago Then there
will be a mining camp with all the
squalor that goes with the modern
coal camp. And there will be strikes
and lo.kouts and riots, etc. And
those who own the mines will be coal
barous: and the miners who risk their
lives and give their time to dig the
coal will be constantly companioned
by want. If the mines could be
owned collectively, and conducted for
the general good, and the miners
have decent hours, and the wages of
comfortable living, what a contrast
it would be from what ii will be. But
under these latter conditions, you
see, no "enterprising business men"
could be developed, and the "inde-
pendence" and individuality" of the
miners would be destroyed, you know,
and they would have no incentive"
to labor. and the deputy sheriffs'
and the militia" would not have so
much to do, and the miners not being
beasts of burden would become
drunken" and "shiftless." We shud-
der at the contemplation of what
would happen if that coal mine should
be worked for the interest of the peo-
pie instead of the profit of Il syndi-
cate. IN New Charter.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-10-01
We'll have certain work to do,
We'll work the same each day:

"Well have certain work to do,
Well work the same each day:
Well have home that no rich man
Can come and take away:
And what we make will be our own;
Wen spend it as we please;
And when our honest work is done,
Well sit and take our ease.
Well have no rent nor interest,
Nor grocery bills to paw;
And we'll no, have to grieve and
fret,
Until our hair turns gray.
TherU be no wretched, sleepless
nights,
To make us worn and weary;
Well rise and go to work each day,
With faces bright and CHEEKY.
We've got enough to pay our fee,
Tibet here we couldn't sell;
We've got a wagon and team,
And morn'n | can tell:
We've got jis' lots O. household
goods
We've got chist o. TOOLS,
And if we don't turn 'em in right
straight,
mink we're great big tools.
Well, Jane. if what you say be true,
1t beats this way o. Twin;
1t seems too good for mortals tho:
1t sounds heap like heaven;
But if it is | won't object,
To tryin it whet.
Well 90 and jine the colony
Well try it there, you bet.
Annie Laura McDonald.
NeTaukum, Wash.