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Sill I‘ll SUN“ \l I\. \tii. .\‘. 11s..
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t‘l‘I-Selllglllt‘li 1.». 111-.3:1_\.3: “lt\\.1sam-~t
wi‘etcln d and short .3‘;llt--1l3-111‘1-1t‘ratl-
road engineering that 1-v1-1‘ '1.-1‘ Med :1
track tllr11light'111‘li1‘a-t 1 ft: thickly 3-1-3»
til:ited 1‘11111111111i1y.” \\'her‘. the track
rr-f1't‘r1.ll11\\as |'1‘.il1-d South .\'-rw:1§k
was not .1 Illl1‘lily poplilatvd 1‘;t\. l's
heait. if ll T1:1-I:1r:y. \\':isll11rtli1-f \\'It~‘rr‘
the track \1" 3 l.111l. The tl:;'.ett1‘ rc-
niit‘k is much llw tltat of the devout
l1t‘11'l11-r I“l'i'll- li1‘k ll1‘1|-.;l‘1s :- f1i‘s to in
'1-111- of his I. 1‘tti11--_ who \\“!s‘ 1‘3““.‘5Ithat111'3-115v1‘1‘1:1111‘1'ltylt‘11111 33“. 3x.
thankingl'11-111l-111-- l-1r l. 1‘ ti :;
rivers contiguous to 1.21911! cut. 3,
'l‘lr‘l'TIf 1‘3. Flt 'TIHX.
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:ts‘ follows:
I! was startld N -\. szl1_ {‘7’ l: .\.
flirt-1:1 was its 311‘. 1'11-t-1z' :1 l1‘. V. .\1
1:11! I ll‘ edit-1‘ .\ s'11i’! 1-111-1 311- \"- -.s
to 3t:1r!1-1_:151 3-1311"l1. II 1:41 i- 41.1
tl11- .3 l1 3-11'11‘1; 3‘131-.1~~. '.' 31
l11.l-11.1111).2\Tl. II. I: \‘1'. 1.1.
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and Il'i';l.sllr1-l‘
company was $71.?”
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iii Februiry. leiil. l1. \ H 111 >11 .11.-l
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II. II,
and iii the l|.c 111l-1-r loll-111111,;
ll -l1l‘1: l1-1‘1 11 - h.1 311:1:1er. ll 1:1:111 :4
time I: \. ll 1:! -.: :111l.l.1,11x3tl-1l :1
owned tti-‘1-tli‘ ‘ tile I‘\31‘.1s ‘1'. :i'1i 1‘1
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tl1.11l:3«‘1-‘1i!l-1:ioilin- 3-11‘111-13'13- t.~~;1l-
the ‘1\"11.1“h1 1‘ ‘1..1I during tin-:1
part11-r3iil1-tl1----tli‘
p‘tl-l \‘1‘l‘_\‘
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Horton‘s 11111-11-31 1:1 111- 1-tli‘ 37.11 1.11.11.
nun-[31.
did '1 l-113111~3s131‘1’
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the \' 13111y (ll1111-1 r. Th.-
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lath-Ls.
1131 iii 1‘1-11‘.-rt1
In.
It \\.1.3‘:i 3-r1 titall- 111\’1 s!111~~:.t.
t‘X3I1‘1‘~
The paper 31:1id Well for the nearly tw113,
years he ran it. and I1.-.311I-.l it“f1-1‘a
quarter more that: he gave for it. and
became again inter1st1~d iii the Sltxt‘l
NEL. whichdl lr-s :i 1;on It‘.l\lll:‘.\s‘ in all
departments. having :1 tirst class circil‘a»
tiori. large :t1l\'r‘l‘tl~il'.3.: patronage. and 11
good printing business.
;\II the above. we know. is not the
ptiblic's t‘IlI‘CPfII. and we ask pardon f1‘l‘
intruding it 11311111 its notice. ex-
cuse is that \\ e have lr‘ci‘tl iiiisl‘epi‘cscri-
ted. and for no cause that we can 11::-
derstiirid except lliecdltor‘ of the llwur‘
desired occasion to infer tlzut the ll.:ur
because it h:..l his nIl3l.‘r\‘l>I11ll is b: tier
than tlle other papers. \\‘.~ won‘t argue
this print. If the 1‘1-izc.t: :1tT-1rds
any satisfactu-n he is \\'t‘lt“l:l|\' to it. If
what he wro:1- about the other and his
own paper in tli .1 article which we ‘n or
quoted from is no more correct than what
he “‘rolc 1111-111 the Sr-txr1v111..
trace is to be put in it.
“or
hurt
in- reli-
The editor of the “our v1~ry f1'1 13 tent
I)’ Writes after the fashion of the article
referred to. He tells his readers about
railroads. legislatures. maj irities candi-
dates will receive. 1 xp‘aius increase and
falling 1 ll' iiicircul1ti-1n11fI1isj-1ii‘iial.
etc. It his K-‘lI-‘l tI statements and c 1n-
clusions are 113‘ wild :13 those which catts‘
ed this article they 111-11 entit'cd to very
little consideration ill-Iced. Neverthe-
lean. we think our brother editor can tcll
the truth. and We wonder why he did
not do so in this instance and why Iie
does not make it a rule to do so.
\‘Ice‘l‘resldent Hendricks Dead.
\‘1ce~President Thomas A. Hendricks
died suddenly at his home in ludianapm
Iis. at 4:45 p. ni., “'ednesday. His death
is believed to have been c‘iux‘ed by
paralysis of the heart. The funeral
services will be held Tuesday. and the
burial Will take place at Crown Hill
Cemetery. Indium-polls. For several
years he_hsd not been a robust man. and
was subject to frr13uent “bad spells.“ as
he called them. during which he would
be prostrated. sometimes for days at a
time. About two years ago he was con
fimd t 1 his room for several weeks by a
gangrenous aff- ction of the feet. which.
at the tinie._it was feared would result
in blood poisoning. and it was then
thought that the end of his life was near
at hand, but he app-null: recovered
2“ "l\"|l tt‘hl ‘:‘ 1‘. 3: \\ on 11111 hv tire
‘3111s-1»I 11-l-l-1‘1f .11 11-11 .:1I 11311-11 l::3
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the.
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.\lr. .
to l. sl-i-vlhrisari1l
.\l13~:.1~1.11»11113‘
eltt ircly
li ‘aith
from this. and was in his usual
\\‘i11le in \\':1shin1.‘t11n during
.irnd 1I~‘\.1111_.; 13.11 11:11.1 111 rec—
'1.iliIlll.
“I \l I.I. -H|Il\ " 153 Ill Ill-I.\Il\ \\||
(,7 l‘llll:\ lis. .
l.‘i~t wc1 k the rumor tlew through our
‘ll\‘ that :1 iitinrbci‘ of burglars h :11 come
11.11111‘31l11‘r- from N1 w Yolk city with
he =~x311 1 1.111-1ns of breaking into the
1.1.1ks. l-usn111s3 places. and residences,
it .I ~111‘1lr1 \\Ir:rt1'\1 r of \‘alln‘ they could.
. 1'11'1‘11111‘1inn with the same. went
3 ll.1- tit-:lu‘." a 1l1-111‘tive had by some
11.. .111». I113 1-1\ 11 3111‘1121111‘ knowing
3 .1 :11 . 1:11 lt--i.l11l'tii--31l.rt‘.:1ls11_ and fol—
I :.1111.1111-1-131-1111111-.l-z-nor‘morebur
' -3113. ::1 '1i1rtol11-.:.lth1~tii1~tf ltl their
I.31 1 1 toes. and lli‘tlti-‘Il 1.111'3111I11‘eand
l-11-1211'3sttr1-n11t \\ ll‘tl was to laki‘ [\Iai‘c
that night. \Vl-at was the next step
taken ‘.‘ \th. the most tiattir.1lar\1lsen—
s1bl1‘ thing th‘it 1‘1til1l be done. I'cople
31:‘1-3lit1~1l to protect Illt‘lll\t‘l\'i> and prop-
1 r11; bolls \\'i1l‘:‘ put on. windows
nildc tlllilt‘ secure. and litany pre
1‘.rlit111s:3 taken. Some of our business
1111111 procured revolvers avid eld‘ld ill
their stores during the night. \\e ‘.1--
i .teve lbcv acted like iii-~11 Irv sod-ling.
511.11 1111.11 of 31.1..-1- 1.11 .111 1113. 111111-
1-2111l11-s and t-1‘.133‘I111tt1111s.:rnd donniitglm
11l1I~l1~1i-‘51l1.1t:11-I112d1-v1-rc1111.3\‘lththe
r11 1‘1-s3.1r\' 1.1.11.3 11.’ I1 3 11tl'11‘1- tind1-rl1isbiz
,1-1..t. started 11111 \\11h11111111l-j311‘t,.l:1 view.
“so
I
l 31 1‘t11l \‘ls-‘t 11t .1... burglars. \Ve doub-
lv .11131l1:1s 7. l‘. 1! Ill-s was all good.
liven tl1l!‘-_Z that \\:1s done was i’lglit.iitt1l
slirrttl-I I111 d1 111-. 1-1‘1-11 though no one
1'1 :illv knew th 1’ ‘12y3111‘l1 event would
l:11‘trt.1l.\’ take t-l 1. It is right and pro-
.1111‘ \11-i3l11-1il1l:11111l:1»_::1‘1:s1burglars.
l 13 11 main 1,.1.1...1-.1 \g.tirrst 11.11-11.39
locked and barred. \Vhy should not.
wllv don‘t men take precautions and
guttinl against one class of tliievis as
wotl, :ml as much. as against another
I‘II‘- I. '
W11 believe til it the tune must come.
when th1 s 1 hug-l. glaring. damaging and
iii damning wrongs.“wrottg_s that wrong
1'-\‘1rrvb.11tv.m.t only thus.- w I111 participate
:iitlicru. ‘lllll reaches nut. and touches
everv one. unite can be exert pt.“ \leI
11111.2 to be caught. tried. convicted and
sentenced to be 1Ioiie ’i\\‘l|_\' with. 11nd
with lllls‘ would collie happiiess. j-y.
gomdhvrng. and good times for every-
body. £511.11: Jolts.
HAT» MANUFACTURERS.
I‘tllli“ \‘I‘IIIX~ Ill“ TIII-I N;\Tlt|\'.\l. AS-
SIN‘I‘TIIIN.
.\u1 .\ I‘Fll.l.\TIl|\ “'I'I‘II KNIHII’I‘S 0!“
' I..\IIIIII‘
.‘I llli‘ lllr‘t'fl'lg Itt‘ltl Tilt-silly. NIIV. IT.
the1 debate continued for about four
hours. The principal discris3i11rr was
betivecn Benjamin Brown. licorge
Ferry. Ilarricl Meeker and E. 'I‘. Fainum.
and began upon the motion to adopt the
preamble to the constitution.
.\Ir. Ferry made the 31 lint that. the
constitution should not be adopted nor
acted 1131.111 tiritil every rrraniifacturer tu
thetradc had been uotrlied and given an
opportunity to be present. and that as
it was evident that very many had been
neglected. the meeting should be ad-
journed until they could be reached. In
1:.1‘11. he was c111 \‘1111‘ed that tln-re Were
litany triaiittfai‘ttirers who did not even
know of the contemplatml forming of
an association.
.‘Ilr. Ilrown said that if there were
manufacturers so blrrnl and deal as tot
111 lrrive heard of ill ‘ proposed associa-
ti-111- tI11-v must be 1111111 who were not
11-11-1I1--I. hild could add no 1-I- lll-‘lrl of
strength 11ririt1llrg1~ncc t--rI1-- tilt-r-titig.
l‘:\’1‘t‘_\‘_3|llr. hatter 111 the 11‘11l.- know 14'
tt.:1l1d llri-l'i‘ was 1111 1xclrsv‘ Iv-r ignor-
'1I11‘1- upon the 3111! of tha- l1 13 .--_
)lt‘. l~‘1-rrvs-1t1ltll:1t be It 1d r1--v--r I11 or:
:1311111 :11‘I11-1l It: .111y one 111 tl1-~ 11ml.-
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tin-I1 :1! the object of tI11-rn1-1-tiv1._-, “1.11
--..-...r...-m...| 11v a gentleman :l1‘1'. 113-
l
~-s111.1ll
far as llt‘ 1‘1itil1l fllltl 1-111, it was pro 1113-111!
‘t‘I rat-- lllv 311’ 1‘1- fl1:rt3 $31“ 31 ll [-111.
l 3
.11f\\‘l1‘.‘li the j -nr'. was t11 Il'1\-1 $.11”
1'11I the lllzllllll‘ll'llll‘tl‘ $‘1 I“. ll-- fr-It
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wind lll-‘ll
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\111r1~-»;1113li1-1l with 1111- 151131»
f 111;:1‘1-1:-l11111n11f1111tlo-rs. and he was at
E‘1 I1-313‘ to ~1-1-tl111 llItNI 11f forming any
-r_-:1rr I1Il-11‘1 1\l1:1l1-\1-r.
)le' I71") said that up 111 the 311‘1-31-nl
I 111-111111-111 r.-- \--t1-h:11lbeentaki-ntof-rrti
:‘itl 1ss-11‘1ltl1~rl. The previous meeting
II“ ‘ "I I II“"' “ II " ‘l‘i' III-1k111l‘lt‘llI‘lllrfIIltil klIiIL lUliI lit-{iil’r‘
1‘11 1.._11.1.1§1-tl1 1.. “‘ 3'3‘" “In“ 3 ~11I1-3lllng :1 r‘1l’lslllllllllll t'le bodv should
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" \‘ “.i“ ‘I I 111.t f :1! all d1 3 1.1l-.1~ 111 “century. Hue ills»
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:1l1-r-‘1l t - t1. :1 1‘1s3111‘f1:l-1'1 .‘lri-f. \\'tthiti
jthc list few y.- :r. men l1 1\ 1* Il1‘1'li I1r11ti;l.t
lto our courts of j‘l~t:1‘~~ 1~h=11-,:1~1l witli
lcri‘1.-~.t1o-l1111t-ii\:1l--:1n-l-~lli:‘i‘1lcapaci
ty.111:1111-\'1‘ntt‘11111s alln 1list incredi-
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trillltlg down 111 ll 1‘ 1‘ 11111 It‘ll'll in ”I ‘ll‘
1-l111_::1111 1- 1111:1g1-s. :itid ggryly shaking
hands with s) int-zithrwng friends who
pics-ed for \\ aid to be the first in so latld-
able :1 :a‘.l----. It st 1 111s surprising I 111.
”1.1: rneit \\ 111- I1.1\'1- grown gray Ill 3111b-
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1 they did valiant s1~1 \‘11‘11 for the right.
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ter‘usof evc- ll1-111‘1. sli-dll‘l bring tin-11‘
1111-11111”1111151~11111111~11“in-haw. un~
der no pin-33111.1 or inc-ssity. betrayed
tbcil‘greiit trusts \\”e know such can
pay illlt‘l'lll fees. but do not those who so
falthlti ly and zealously defend them
know that th- sx- liberal fees an- the pro—
1‘1-eds of successful ref-(11 t‘y .' Is there
now. iii our day. thrs pli‘sclit tinie.uo
.xtich thit : :rs cons 1-111‘1-2' Is wrung tiny
:ii.-r1 it‘lit rn-w than everlwf- i‘ Z'I‘hings
ls‘
will not 1:11 right : business \\‘;ll trot, be
as pl‘l‘rt critth: corinnuriitcs will not be
as thrifty and grow its f:1st: states and
nations will not attain to any great
degree ..I d1 \‘1Iill-lllt‘lll and prosperity
that it is their grand privilege to ::t-
t'iiii. until IIl-‘l’r‘ shall be the standard
of right raised on high that all shall be
compelled to it and alide by it.
The rt.ll‘.iett.‘e th‘it is brought to bear
on the your-.1; 1111111 of Iusirless l1v
IIIt‘S-‘ lIIUIZQIrWlls‘ \\r IllL'i \\'l‘ ll1‘l\'t‘ \‘3;‘
guely set forth awful 1:1 1t; c1111-
s113lieiices c xiii-l it be known.
l-i‘i‘
ls‘
Its Dunn tluglit to be flout-d.
“'11 will mention one more class of
tlleives. “it so whose business is that of
gambling. or to use more riioderu and
s 1fter t-«rrns. brokers. whose business is
that of speculation. Can any one begin
tucstluiute or compute the harm and
damage that all business receives from
this one teiriole evil. First in the finan—
cial point of view. and in the next 11nd
1111 re iii-portai-t. the iiiorril stand point.
everI thing. 1 very body. in 1 very wav.
“11111.1 111-. by {111. 111-11111 1.11. could this
dangerous and destructive robber be
cap tired and confined. Take this busis
nees out of '\\‘all street. and put it in a
cell where it belongs. replace it with
any legitimate branch of trade. and
New York city would begin a new era
of more prosperous and better business.
social. and moral life, than it has known
sire.- this thing was allowed to break in
and steal what rightly belongs to others
or can possibly know so long as we
1"1-3-~11. 1‘
adopted he had rather plough and dig
potutmw for a living than subscr be to
an association that intist be backed up
bv the Knights of Labor.
VMr. Brown desired to say that while
III‘ agreel with almost everything that
Mr. Ferry had said. he 1b sired ‘11 call
his attention t i the fu-‘t that the signing
of the acceptance was a v1rtu.1l ugh-1‘3
merit to organize. lle w is glad Ir
know that New Jersey was so happy
and contented. notwithstanding the
fact that there were many independent
shops in that State—so foul. indeed.
lliit they out fouled the fillllt‘et shops
ever known in the‘trade. He would
never agree to j do such a close corpor-
ation as was proposed.
Mr. Tweedy said that. as he had been
bombarded front all sidce‘. he felt that
he had a right, to say a word in his own
defense. He was sorry that he could
not take the high moral ground of Mr.
Perry. :rlth man he agr- ed with much
that had been sud. Mr. Ferry iiad
waxed eh 13119113 over the rights of work-
ing-lieu and the “(to-nip! tr exclude
“Wm from ever rising in the world.
He could not read anything that could
be construed in that "tanner in his
address. The constitution providul for
the admission of new memlwrs and prm
vides how they are to be admitted. lie
\\‘I~llt‘d to —be set. right before
the gentlemen present. He had
I‘TI‘IIircd his address carefully and
afterriiuch thought. The ideas there
set forth were his Ilnui'rrl convictions at
that time and wereso still. It is not
policy ar wisdom to shut our eyes to
exlsllng facts. He deplored the state of
album that, leads to boycotting. but
everybody must know that it is going
on. and will continue to be done. and
We must nsider whether it is best to
stand finalist it or meet it in another
Way. All that he asked was to deflect
the current against those who are not ill
the trade. It was 131111» possible that he
did not tee thu- enornirty of Ills position,
but lt.1_vtuttuig was gutng In “1' done.
and all fl-i-lls not made by l'tiioii labor
“‘1-r11 .1111”: to I11‘ Iii-yi‘irtti-d. 1f “'1‘ can
tlnse men and use them. their the
rn-t'ess tv ‘Irr boycotting will be avoided
‘ ‘ I-Iiescouragexl by n sistance. The
. 11131-1] constitution would work no
1.1 injustice to anyone. He
notice how the men. now engaged
dregp work. were to be htirt.- but
r were to be lir‘lielllt‘tl. It had been
:13‘3time1l that llinburv was in great
peril ant was calling upon tIu-‘nther
nianufacuri-rs for assistance. This was
a great tilstake. The average of wages
iti Ilrtibriy is nslarge as in any other
district. Few Jersey not excepted. linu-
l-iiry hastakeu care of itself III the 31: st
and coull do so in the future. if neces—
sai'v. l organized. we can get 113imhty.
not~ Illl kind of equality that Mr.
Ilrowu Wanted. peiha3 s. but substantial
1 quality.
.\ her .he adoption ofsome unimportant
3‘1-1‘t1ons.\lr Farnum suggested that. as
it was ovident trout sortie Irma! ks that
.\rt. X was to be the Serb 1tis stumbling
block. he Would move that the _\x~‘t'l‘lll-
tron naw proceed to consider that article.
.-\ftt-' some discussion this motion
I‘I't‘thlli'iI. and Mr. llrowti then ruyd
as a si‘bst-tuteforArt. X. the f11ll11wl ':
“Thv it'le‘l I-f tlrts Asst-mutton tall
11-11111- :11l-1t-11.-n 1-1 a uniform bill 11f
41.1111‘1fw111k done. The 3=r11~1~3 111
1tiv1-1I t1. the 1‘ -1nl-1111-.I t'lrif1-11ti1‘1- t‘ 1111-
vtlutigel iii the in illitfdl‘ltll'l' of hats for
titty y --1rs. .\ “Lilli-r111 bill of 31111‘c3
\\ .1s -111‘=~:r:l1'.113111‘lliil‘l: 1-1 I‘ll:. and
1.3113111I Ill 3:11-41 1lis.1»tci‘ 1-1 abut the
hub, In all 311.3 _\1;1ts - f 1 x311111-n1‘1- I11-
! ’ l 111-\1 r kn. ““1 I :1 sti1‘1‘1‘ssttil 1 If 11!
11 st 11- 1in :1 uniform bill 11! win s for
at 1il3'ttct~ .1i1-I all shops. Iii his
- pinion it runs iuipusslble (u 1 tf.~1‘tit.11111l
1f 111.11 1111- result would be run: and
1I.s.ist1-t,
.\Ir. rim-per stated that his O‘Xpt'l'lt‘l.\"‘
11.11 1I l-;11‘k:1iiiios'. If not 1311 t -. as tar as
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Nov what does this menu ': lly turn»
111.;111 .-\rti1‘lell.. .\‘ ‘1‘111-11 ll. of the pro
111 sod c111 s‘itutiorl. and putting them
together. it means that we are to b.- the
I: ll 111:11111lacuna-rs11f the future. and 1111
one 1-l3'1-, It means that we and 11111
I‘llll-ll‘r‘l|.. and our children‘s t‘llll-Itr‘t .
:|l1' to I111 eurployers. and tI1:.t our 3111-..-
11111 11111331119111 and their ilce‘t‘v‘lidanls
forever are 111 be employes. N - other
1l1du1‘lioti can be drawn from the
1~xpr1s3i1lirs. and such a proposition
will liein-r satisfy the workiugineu.
Such a close corporation as Is 31r11311 «rd is
English in its character: tray. 11 is Chi
itcse: it is “‘1" ‘1‘. it is caste. .\3‘ 11111-
\\ ho has risen front a iotit‘. haltrr he
would 111“ cr record himself as being
w-liiug that beund his children should
be employers and that his crriploycs
should remain employee.
Again. the proposed organization was
an infringement 11pm the rights of
many members of the hat fraterilltv.
They have titted up factories for the
production of cheap hats. both in
quality and price. and this branch 11f the
business must be abandoned it the pro
posed association is formed. Hy l"»l.s‘l.'l;:
the~e factories the effect will be t.-
rcduce the working time of mar-v
trailers from live months in a season lil
three. 'llhese cheap shops did u -=
infringe upon the rights of others but
encouraged band labor. instead 11ftl1r1-w3
iiig the pnulucti-Inof this grade 11f lint
back into the wool bat shops. where the
work was almost entirely done bv 111:1
chiuery. To sry that this viist iuiliistrv
in cheap fur hats shall all lit-cast aside
is a qtn-siion’tn be carefully (‘1Ill~l1it‘lt‘il.
Bill another question lies back 11! 1.11::
association. It is batted-upon :1 power
that is most tlclllul‘llllzlllg to this countrv.
In all labor questions the men should be
met fair and justice done. but he cannot
believe that this body of men can meet
with their joins and make rules in be
enforced by the Knights of Labor. \Ve
had better hesitate before ultimatum-b
rug with this pmver. \Vhat else does
Mr. Tu‘ecdy mean when Ire saivs: “11“
we agree with them to employ-1111.111 bu‘
members of their organiz itious. and
they'wrth‘us to work for no manufact-
urer who is not a member of this organ~
matron. supported as they will be by the
labor organla itions of the country. with
their aggressive and persistent methods. "
No other meaning can be attached to it.
It. may be bold to stand up and deny the
right of those present to form an 113303
elation that shall amalgamate with it
society that.has worked so much injury
to the country, but, before God, he dare
not see out: a constitution
tetitreniaur. Indoors oughttobo
without protest. If this Mum
The
.s‘ir
1.! tst‘.‘ was album and rtdtczih-us.
Illill‘lllllt Illl't' Hf llltl- “‘45 III'\\' Illtllll
tinn‘h I1igv r :I and \\ i1I1-ly
1111.11-41.11 111:11 11- 1‘1-1113111r13‘1111 ll-‘lfit‘t‘ll
Ill-'I\\1r wasp. .‘slllll.
.\l.~‘. H.111“ n ell‘lllv‘ll ~1I his
vi. 1311. ll'.l\ . >I.Ilttl;: that the Itllrr-illlv‘llnll
.-t unskilled labor 111111 the hat tr: d1- had
I» en the 1‘:1113e1~f:1ll the trouble in
trade.
to Castle Garden and taking ignora- 1
emigrants. hiring them for nominal
s::irv:ili11u wages. and thus und- isi-Illrlg
the market. bud 11 3111111! in dosatrsfac»
“on on the part 11: the 1111111 is. In his
opinion most of the stub s were caused
by local :I‘eil‘ltlll'lll.‘ allowing each shop
to liv its own bill of 31r1ccs.
Mr. Perry cvuld not see how aiiuiforur
bill of prices 1‘11ii‘d be 1-st:rbltsln~l llllli ss‘
there was it limb-rut advance in the
I'rice 1-f lab1-r. It we :-r~- now about to
reach the millennium it may be possible
that a uniform bill 111 3-r.1-1-3 will succ1ed
and thc jours accept it as fair and just.
If this substitute Is adopted It “‘1" then
become a question 11f advantage accruo
mg to the manufacturer who could buy
his materials the closest and could make
11:3 mixtures with the most skill : bill he
b-lteved that il the Association was to
accomplish what is desired that auui-
form bill 11f prices was essential.
Mr. Gardner considered that Mr.
l-‘eriy‘s position was based upon a fallacy.
Before :i'utiiform bill of pllccs Could be
1-3tst-lislied there must be had a uniform
condition of factories and jours; that
ie‘. the surroundings and advantages of
factories must be iqtial and the skill
and working tower of each jour. be
identical. IIcI id not believe it possible
ringer the j1‘urs to agree to a uniform
ll .
Mr. Brown said he could see where
Mr. Gardner failedto eras the situation.
“8 he had evidently fail to notice the
PrSt‘llCt‘ of his (Mr. Brown's) scheme,
whereby a uniform bill could be made
ions! in one place to another. The
question to consider is what is the gain ?
It “-1 ul-l be no personal gain to him and
no detriment to any manufacturer. The
benefit would be to the workmen ; and
as a hatter for thlyears. ajour. once
himself. he woull be glad to do any-
thing that \vould benefit his men. He
believed that instead of the jours and
manufacturers making enemies of each
other. that they should combine and
make a comm-.111 enemy of the public
Mr. Furriuiii objected to the implica-
ti11n that Castle Garden labor necessarily
entered into the manufacture of low
grades of hats. 0.111 manufacturer by
hissuperior skill and knowledge. could
Wcl‘lll out a mixture that would sell at a
certain rice and yet finish much easier
and wit 1 less trouble than the goods of
his neighbors that were sold at the same
price : and. therefore; the skillful man
was entitled to get his work done at. a
less cost because it was easier to do.
After outsider-able discussion by others
Mr. Browns substitute was laid upon the-
tal-Ie. Mr. Ferry then renewed his motion
for the a ipointinent of a committee to
furnish t ie Secretary withalist of all
manufacturers in the trade. and after
that to adjourn until Tuesday. Nov. 84.
at 11 o‘clock, to meet at the llatropolitau
Hotel, which was carried and the meeting
adjourned.
usr wnsmv’s nan-rise.
An adjourned meeting of the Hat Han-
ufacturers was held at the Metropolitan
Hotel. New York, on hie-day 34th inst.
Mr. H. J. You. inAthe chair. R. B.
si‘ III‘ s11
lasted over six hours it. was evident that
great interest was felt in the matters
under dlSl‘IISSI-Ill. _
The first business before the meeting
\‘as the iIII‘Il‘lIIrlt of Article X. .\Ilt‘l‘ a
prolonged discussion. 31m and con. it
was voted to leave it out. >
Ant-mg those who were prominent in
the debate were Messrs. (lee. J. l‘erry.
ll. .1. llrowii. C. II. Merrill. 1‘). T. Far-
uum of Bethel. C. II. Murphy. Edmund
Tweedy. R. ll. Gardner. .\lr. Hooper of
Brooklvii and .\Ir. l‘Z. \'. Connett.
The . constitution as a whole was
adopted. .‘lr. Ferry reiterated his pre~
vious assertion that New Jersey saw no
need of the proposed :cs-ciatron and
did not want it. They irlrjr‘t‘tr‘tl to being
forced into it bv the Connecirciit manii~
factuiers who did need it. The debate
upon many of the sections of the con-
stitution was at times very spirited, but
the whole meeting was tiiaiked by quiet.
earliest endeavor to do the best tlilpg
powrhle under the Circumstances. ‘
The followrug resolution by Mr. I‘eiry
was unanimously ndopt- d:
Resoltwf. That we distinctly avow
that it is not the purpose of this assoc“
tion nor of any member of this associa-
tion to seek any outside influence or
power to enforce upon any member of
the hat trade, either as members of this
association or otherwise. any regulations
of this society.
Mr. Ferry slltrp-rrted' this in an elo-
i3u1-iit and forcible speech iri which he
deprecated any affiliation. implied or
actual. with the Knights of Labor. He
was led to 1-ll'1-r this resolution because
he believul from Mr. Tweedy‘s address
that it “‘21s the intent of the association
to use the power of the Knights of
Labor to back up the association.
Mr. Tweedy denied that any such
meaning could be adduced from his ad-
dress and heartily urged the adoption of
.\Ir. Ferer resolution.
The riim-tiug finally adj-turned until
Tut sdav December Isl. when the election
of I1tli1‘i11‘s “‘1“ probably be proceed-1d
“‘11:: and the conference committee ap-
pointed.
The New Jersey manufacturers pro-
i
I
pose to hold a men-ting before next
'I‘uesdav to adopt, plans. and it may be
that there will be all
warm light over the math-rs yet to come
tip.
THF. CID.\‘\'TITI'TI\‘.\' ADOPTED.
Following is the Preamble and
essential portions of the Constitution as
finallv adopted.
“'11-. tbe‘iindersigued. For "at .‘Ian
ufacturv-rs of the l‘nitcd States of
America. in order that we may establish
and maintain harmonious relations with
our eriiploves. and unite with them in
tl‘e adoption of such measures as shall
lend to improve the condition of the
Iiiislri11ss.r‘elieve it of many of its present
ctribarrassments and diflictiltics. and
promote the best interests 11f all engaged
in it. doliereby orgauiw- ourselves to-
gether. and adopt a Constitution for our
government 2
The name of this Association shall he
“The Associated Fur Hat .\l:rr.u1'a1‘turcrs
of the I'nrted States of .\Irier1c 1."
Membership in this .\3‘s111‘i:rti-1u shall
be limited to indr\‘i1lii:rls.tirtiis and c 1r-
31111‘1-s tor all districts. according; to the .
I111 1
mitt-11.1 11f tl1:s \~~i>1'l.‘tll1|ll and the»
I‘la-lv' \s3..1‘..lll-1:.."
Mr. l’ainuzn sail that he had 11111-111
substitute.
the 3
The fact 1-ftii:rtiuf:1ctur1 rs going '
1 poratlous actually engaged in the man
tifacturc of fur ha's for sale and up 1n
I 1‘1-1iltnissloti for others.
l“lllll~.‘ll.il v.1r3- -r:1ti.vr‘1s as such. and
11111 “11 1111l1vl-l111l tirertiln-is or - tli1‘ets1-f
tl-c <llllu‘. shall be lllv’flllb‘l‘s 11f tli-- .\ss 1
'I‘lall-It‘.
l‘.\‘1~r\ in l:\i1lti:rl. lirnt 1 r r‘1\1‘|I-Iflt!.-I'-
iii the- I'nltr-I Statrs 11.g.~1_:11l in :b.
lllllillfat'ltlli- 11f fur h.1‘s 1.11 s‘ ‘1‘ :1~.-i
1131111 1‘ 1111-1. lnr --!Ii~rs. 111:1} l1 -
1‘1-11‘. ‘ .1 1111-1119-1-1' 1 3' this .\ss1-1‘::1tl 1‘. ’ _\
signing this \‘-r..3.t1ili1-n. (‘ll‘ul 3 ._1 g
thelitririlnr3hl31f1 11.
3‘11111
_\t1\'trlrtiil-1-r111! 111 arrears f v: 1.1
mav It‘llfi‘ fr.»1.11111.- .\3311.~11::1-~1 11.
giving formal 111! cu I‘l wr L111; 1.1 1..-
Sccrrtarv 11f hi3 inter l .1113 t 1d
TIII‘ I lIIi‘i'I’S Hf Ill ‘ .\‘i .
consist of a I‘rrsldent. Fr-st \'11-e I'.- 3:.
1I1‘tit. Second \‘11‘1‘1I‘11‘s:1l1‘I-'_ T:1- 1311 1 r.
~1‘:.1li 1:
trlcts. lllttllt‘lV. one fl- itr each
f11ll-1\\ttt-::tli1- New Y-rk District. r-xclu
F.131111‘. l|1~tti1 1. Bus klyu I'hlllr‘l.
‘Urm-p ll..311.1~t. .\'e\v:rrklhstrr1‘t. .\'.1r-
\\ :rlL‘ Instiict. ll-‘lhel District. lhnbury
Ilzst i‘11-t. I'hll.r1l- lpliiit District. Vacai‘
cics may be tilled at the next irreeaing.
and until their by
P-i e ili‘! I.
1‘.11111n‘.llee to confer with similar cour-
ruittm-s to be appointed by the National
II-ot -rs' Trade Associations. for the
purpose of agreeing upon such measures
as shall tend to establish amicable and
harmonious relations betwreu the
members of the respective associations.
remove all causes for distrust and coti~
of the trade. and promote the general
welfare.
When the c1-nr1 r1 rice Committee shall
have agreed with the Committee or
Coiiiriiittees representing one or more of
the National Associations upon any one
or more subjects they shall cllll‘tuilv encll
:igrcruieut in the foriuof a tepoh win-.-
shall be presented to the Association at
any regular meeting. or any special
meeting called to hear and act up. 1n such
report. and if such report is approved by
a “le irity of the votes of all the mem-
bers of the Association. it shall become
binding upon the Association. :31 it upon
all of its members. as soon as the same
shall have been ratified and approved by
the National Trade Association or Asso-
ciations with whose Committee or
Committees the same was agreed upon.
or by their representatives duly author-
ized thereto.
In case the Conference Committee
shall fail to agree with a similar Com
mittee representing a Trade Association
upon any matter submitted to them.
then said Committee shall report such
dimigreement to Ilia Association. with
such recommendations as may seem to
them proper. and the Amt-elation shall
determine by a majority of the votes of all
the uieinl (us what action shall be taken
in the premise-‘1. and such vote shall be
binding upon all the members
The regular meetings of the Associa-
tion shall be held on the last Wednesday
in April. and October, at ll o'clock A.
M. The regular meeting in October
shall be the annual meeting.
Special meetings may be called by the
President whenever. in his judgement.
the interests of the Association shall
riquire it. and he shall call a sp 1ci11l
meeting upon the application. in writ-
ing. of live members of the Association.
which application shall state the obj 1:1.
or obj—ct: for which such meeting is to
be called.
Etch person by signing this Cunstitu~
tion. 111111 paying amernbership fee of
ten 11111111111 shill become a member of
$38 Association. The annual dues are
”Another Car of Bay arrived to day
for Raymond Brothers.
A Very Nan-o‘- Escape.
“Yea. 1 hard a very narrow escape.“
said a prominent citiaen to a friend. “I
was confined to my bed for a year and
my friends gave are up for a consutn ~
tive‘s grave. until I began using Kemp:
Balsam for the Throat and fun :8. and
here I am, soundvand hearty.“ You will
find it for rate by I. ll. 80 t. Drama
P11005001 nut. ’ m1:
interesting and -
stv1-11f _\‘.-1\‘ York t‘ity and Brooklyn.
QCORINN
tention. foster and protect the interests
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livc llteinb- is. w i-- shill ‘-.~1‘li 1‘11 1 by
ballot at the .rtIt-1izi' 111. ~ I‘I-g .itl-I s'l ill
serve for one ye :ir. - ‘ ‘11 1:11:1si1‘1‘1-s3
1-rsar1- 1‘li1-s1-rr: . t ‘ t. 1‘ cc l’11:11~
Illllli-c of ‘111111 in 1l- r3, -. t .1111 1-;11‘h
district. who sI:;1'1 1- 12:11.31" by the
n pn-srlitatuw-s of lb. :1‘ li‘s3n-t‘ll\1- .115-
of Illt' ;
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appointment by the
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IND“'A\"I‘0§.
READ THIS.
The Rev. f‘. \\'. lqtitcr has been ill.
Miss Nettie Place is \isitiii: at Miss Ncw Ihlvdl'urs ‘ 1 l 1“ .. ~ S 1‘"
Lillie \':1ti Iltrsliil‘lx"s .\'. w lt1.si1.~. .‘ .. _ z. 73:.
The SrithXl;l.1‘aii be purchased 11f 3”
F ruin-.35; 1‘, .
Etnitiilicl IYIMiirbradIr “I .“ ' 11p 11 “I
“if" A‘HV 1" ”wd'l "I “IT“IIIFII‘ i“ l Jon“. “III“‘IIJI’HW‘ I‘lour. Ir »r In; ,V')
\isit rig friends in town. 3 “Minn.“ “‘7‘ {wr bag . s”.
Mr. lid. Satiriiiis spent ’I‘hanksgiviug
with his father. Sclw‘titiati Sarnniis.
_\Ir. \\'iii. H.- Itrey and faintly ate tur-
kev with his 3 ti iti~l:i\v ti. \\'. Si1-\c‘ s.
Mr. and ““ I“. Stew-11.3 :uid
soris31eiit'l‘l-.::1-3-1mm: 1l11y1-tit1-ftown.
.‘Iiss Mlllllli‘ I;.ll'\t’}’. \\ 11111 tnStrutfnnL
t'nnu. on “Edna-day. to speul Thanks-
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1 ‘l1:13mcr‘ i‘ctiirii-
cd from a short visit to New lIau-n 1-il
Thurmlay night
Mr. I). M. Corbett and daughter Miss
lira. 11f Br1u1kly‘ri. were the 3:\lI‘.\Ir~ of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ilillse this w13-k.
.‘lt‘. (:1111. Bryan rem-nod :1 Int 1 f 111:1»
pl1- syrup last week from Vermont.
which he is selling at l .w tigiircs.
The M. II}. Sunday Sch-1- -l 111- ‘i-lml last
Sunday 111 purchase llI‘\\' \lll};itt_’-Ir1~nl(‘.
and appointwl :1 t‘IlltllllItle‘ 11- 31-h-1-t the
bunk ln‘rt :;l:i31ti‘d t1! the tlm‘vlsI-ftliv‘
M‘Iliurl
.\ I'niuii Tlranksgiiing Sn‘l‘Yi-‘r‘ “:Ls
held ill the M. E. church. on Thursday
ritui‘iiilig. lit the absence of the Rev.
.\Ir.l’1-tter. through sickness. the llev
Mr. \\'l1ite conducted the s1-t‘\’i1‘--.:rtl-I
llllltli" llli' :tIIIIl'i‘ee'.
.‘Ir. llruri-lzige is 311111111; \\'it1‘l1 1.1111-
iu first class shape. This r- -;i-l lrads from
opposite- Judge Bells residence 111 near
the entrance of Wilson I'oiut farm. and
was first laid out by Mr. 1-. O. \Vilsuu.
many ye:rr3:11_'11. and at his own experts-- . ' ‘
Th1- Iii-v. ll. 11. \v.~.31..11‘_3 3-1-11...“ . \‘ “‘1‘ 'I‘IIE‘ Sill)
preached in tln- ,‘I I“. 1'httr1‘h 1:1l.1st ‘ 3. 3- 3- .13... In. Pull»: 28 F?
Stirrlayrnurriing.13 \1‘r_\ highly spoken ‘ 1‘ >12 : 1‘1 5:15
of by tl111s1-\\'I11- wv-r‘1- fortunate I‘llvatl;li . 33,. _. 3»
to ll1‘:tl‘ it The sill-j. 1‘1 \\'.13 " l'lir'131. 53-1 .v- 1‘.. :.
--11r y1-=:1:1_;
SI'I‘IRRI' & lHItNES‘ LARII,
It} tin ' .‘1 It
Best I30 3 “ll lilc :1 gallon.
Ir \xuzi. trilorrinznrrzl'
“‘ashlnglon SI I‘l‘l'l Bridge.
SQLD out
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BUTTER.
and t-
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FOUR POUNDS FURA DOLLAR
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. day one in; _\ll1-\3 ~ssw-I tl1~~rns1i\1 ‘. 1 .-. :- . . 7. . _. ., ... _ ,5
highly 3-!11:13.-.l \\ 11:11 .~ 1\v'!llll‘_'\ 1- trr- » " 11~ ~>ll.\2:l\ libil 1 l-:.\.\
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1‘1-s along the r'.\--r
mry l'11r1‘111-31- ;111r _. 11-:1111l
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t‘i'm k1-t :1\1-ntto-
llri1l:--11ti the rum] l--.i-l111_' t-- IL-tl Island I I
“Was-Itsplaveil about four 1111‘l1-~3. .‘lr i
linir:-l;1:1~h;1~ 31111 i! ll! 3-l;11~.-.
Always avoi-l harsh l'llrg‘i‘lvc [It'lil\,> l- ’
They first make you swk :1r1l then
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you constipalv I. 1211 ter's I."tle I..\‘1-r
wt.. '1 .-' f-,.-....... 3 .1. 11.»-«..1
l’lll: refillate the Ill-Innis and 111 die y1~1i g. . . .1 _,.,_ rRi.\1\t‘r.i1“-.1 . \‘l‘idvifiytr
\Vt'i . rev. Itlrl- pl . :
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.rilssrcs s'r‘. Mills,
33 Main Street.
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THE BEST (-‘tllllls
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suitably BY
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If 111‘ ‘ \ :1k. - ~ - I.‘ t‘lS
Sh 111l.lrr Steak. - - l0 and 1‘3 cts
I.--I::.\"1.1k. - ~ - ~ I“ 11*
: l'.1rl1 Steak. ~ ~ — - l‘.’ cts‘
S riisri; ‘. ~ - ~ I? cts‘
351-121] llatrt. — ~ ~ - ‘1‘ cts
l'iidcr the dirt“! >u,rcr\ls:oi|1-f M:s.3‘ .I1-i:t:c K in» 3 \\‘33 I. Halli. _ - , 3: 3.35
I“‘“I‘ I Err-ls 11f llaui - - \ and to cts
l-‘UI'R GREAT “.1:"¥IllA-\il\.ltl' l'latv Beef. - ~ - 7r I115 115
.l‘iI \‘ 1.. Ir. ‘.. 3“
I. I t.ilR1.l.1Il‘s cosi‘t iii-2s“ ; {3:22; 3&3?! “I" ‘_ Z : :2 ii:
Prices. 25. 35 and 50 Cents. ‘311111-1111‘111-3-a . . - 1151-131
. ., » . Leg 1 f Mutton, - ~ - )4 (‘ts
Best Corned Ila-cf. - > G to l5 cts
”Beethoven Trill-131111 “8—1111:
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CONCERTS;
111:1". 11111. .t.1.\'. 2211.
MA 11111 9111.
At Norwallt Opera House.
DIST lNlll‘lSlIl-IID Vlll‘A LlSTS. AN ll
lSSTlll‘II‘Ih T1 LISTS
will turticipa'c.
-l-‘riiits and Venetaliles Fresh livery
IIJ)‘ from (GREENS FARI.
l‘UI'l/l‘lll' and (ELIE.
liveryllriii: oflhe best Quality
I‘ r! we is any one ‘Iul ‘Il‘ltl to
3 no market and you
111311111‘ hoods d“.l\(’n“ to
‘1‘:'}‘ 1.11 in or hurt: smut. 1111 pur-
rt-rl to 13:1- ?-|I~.I.I.“ 1111 q-lf and “all en—
as- a: 11!. 1 1»«.:l. :9’“ll-~nicmtu the
“. |‘\\f!.\'f Marti and [hut-and sins-1s.
1A. 3. ounatliom
Seynjgtltllros
BUTTER!
Bi 1! 31111..
“'1: are n-lLing
the best butter in the. city.
call 1111 its and try spound and then you will all
for a tub for your winter supply.
THE FRENCH VILLA -SOAP
le Iii thr to.
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any part 14'
For 31 reticular» us- circulars and
subscription list: at I‘Liistcd‘s I'l’ll.’ Stunts. Sornalk
and South Xum‘alk. Scasoti T1ckets. wtth MT)!“
seat. $2-25. Nev
LIBRARY
Lillilll'fl llfllll‘Sll.
_ Son is the lime to pun‘hasr it before
Dev. t~t. to sax-ire a guild
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
We are not to be l'adcrsold
“‘1‘ also km II
EXT]! I QUALITY TEAS
that gins good satisfaction.
llh'lll of
Pllllli WHOLESDIE Gllllll
11-1- ku-p or stuck and all the unreal/Rock bun-
ott cimicc thd lluv Java Cofl‘rs‘.
A fiht class Wt-
Dramatic Readings. 90 C Exfimibil'ot ND ‘
- ..— — Warrantnd to be pure.
Gilli Riel Fill Clear Clear
always on hand.
SPBRRY a BARRIS‘ Iran! a than 3.
1188.1 .. 3*
CONCERT
F till. liltilftljltrlgfis
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Course Tickets,
Factor 1111- 111133111“. of 1111-
Congrcgalioual ('Illll‘t‘ll.
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Men-8 ' Ennis).
Lecture—Wendell Phltlips.
Single Admission, 35 cts.
llltlal Illllltllillt 8111:1111
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”WT—T $1.50
Seymour Bros
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