ANNUAL REPORT

OE THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

EOR THE

FISCAL TEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1894.

WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1895.

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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, J). (7., January 11, 1895.

Sir : I have the honor to transmit to Congress a report of the affairs of this office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894. Very respectfully, Th. E. Benedict, Public Printer. Hon. A. E. Stevenson, President of the Senate.

To the Senate and House of Representatives: In obedience to the provisions of statute, it is my duty to present to Congress a detailed statement of the transactions of this office for the fiscal year which closed June 30, 1894. The statistical information embodied in the accompanying tables, carefully compiled from the records of the office, covers a period of over ten months of the admin- istration of my predecessor in office, and of less than two months of my own charge of the public printing. In addition to this interesting exhibit of the practical operations of the work of public printing, binding, lithographing, etc., the law requires that I shall report such further information touching the condition of the office as may be in my possession. I feel it to be especially my duty at the present time to call the attention of Congress to the new and serious aspect which the question of providing safe and more commodious accommodations for this office has assumed. The following report of the result of an examination into the con- dition of the buildings occupied for public printing—which has already- been transmitted to the Joint Committee on Printing of Congress was made to Brig. Gen. Thomas L. Casey, Chief Engineer of the United 3 : : : 4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

States Army, by Col. John M. Wilson, of the Engineer Corps, who was detailed for the purpose under authority of the act making appro- priations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1895, approved August 18, 1894. To this report I invite especial attention Office of Public Buildings and Grounds, Boom 24, War Department, Washington, D. 0., August 31, 1894.

General : In compliance with the instructions contained in the letter of the 20th instant from the office of the Chief of Engineers (file mark 7438) directing me to have prepared and to submit a detailed project and estimate of cost of repairiug the Government Printing Office, pro- viding fire escapes, and putting said building in a safe and secure con- dition, I have the honor to report as follows The Government Printing Office, located at the southwest corner of H and North Capitol streets, was originally purchased in 1861, and now consists of what is known as the H street and North Capitol street sections, which are not fireproof, and the southwest and south center sections, which are believed to be fireproof. The original H street section, which was about 243 feet by 61J feet in area and four stories high, was built as a private printing office in

1856, and purchased by the United States in 1861 ; a four-story addition, about 60 feet by 76, was erected at the west end of the structure in 1865; and in 1871 a four-story addition, of the same general style of construction, about 93 feet by 61 feet, was erected immediately south of the H street section, and fronting on North Capitol street. In 1879 a fireproof building about 53 feet by 87 feet, four stories high, with an L about 60 feet by 60 feet, was erected south of the western portion of the H street section. In 1880-81 a lot on H street just west of the H street section was purchased and a stable erected, and in 1881 a second fireproof four-story extension, about 59 feet by 94 feet, was erected just west of North Cap- itol street section. In 1885 a brick storehouse, 16 feefc 10 inches by 100 feet, and three stories high above area, was built south of main building and con- nected with it by a bridge over an alley. A one- story plumbing and paint shop, 16 feet 10 inches by 65 feet 9 inches, was erected on the same lot at the same time. All of these additions were constructed under the supervision of the Architect of the Capitol. In 1888-89 an additional story was constructed upon the south center fireproof section, which had been erected in 1881. During the past ten days careful and critical investigations of all these buildings have been made both by myself and my assistant, Lieut. John S. Sewell, Corps of Engineers; walls have been inspected, excavations adjacent to foundations of walls and piers made, and the latter critically examined; floors torn up, and beams and girders inspected at various points, and with the information now at my com- mand I have the honor to recommend that the following work, in the order named, be undertaken First. To strengthen and repair the entire H street section. Second. To place an additional fireproof story on the southwest section. REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 5

Third. To erect a new five- story fireproof building upon the area between the southwest section and the south center section. For the repairs and strengthening of the H street section detailed estimates are submitted; for the other work only estimates in bulk are submitted. But if the general project is approved and the structures can be built under the law, detailed plans, drawings, and estimates will be prepared and submitted for farther action while the work upon the H street section is in progress.

(1) TO STRENGTHEN AND HEPAIR THE H STREET SECTION.

This sectiom is a four- story brick structure fronting on H street; its length is 303 feet 6 inches ; its depth for 60 feet from the west end is 76 feet, while the remainder of the section is about 60 feet deep, the east wall being on Xorth Capitol street. The walls of the building are 18 inches thick to the fourth floor, and 13 inches thick from there to the top. The floors are of timber, sup- ported by 3-inch by 13-inch joists in the third and fourth stories, and 3-inch by 11-inch joists in the second story. There is no basement; the first floor is laid directly on a brick pave- ment, which rests on the ground. The floor joists run north and south along the north and south sides of the building, their ends resting upon the walls. As originally cod structed, two lines of girders and columns extended from east to west through the building, and these carried the middle span of the joists and the inner ends of the two outer spans. The columns of the first and second stories are 6-inch cast irou, with about three-quarter-inch shells; in the third story the columns are rectangular Georgia pine posts, with a section of 10 inches by 10 inches. The girders in all the stories are 10-inch by 11-inch pine. The iron columns in the first story rest upon brick piers, which extend down to hard earth about 4 feet 1 inches below the floor. The chief engineer of the building states that these piers have a base about 4 feet square. The only one of these examined by Lieutenant Sewell had a part of its foundation cut away to make room for a large printing press, and was not as large as the others are stated to be. The original construction above described made the clear spans of tne floor joists about 19 feet, with a total strength in the second floor of about 150 pounds per square foot, and in the third and fourth floors of about 110 pounds per square foot for quiescent loads. As the work of the printing office increased the upper floors became considerably overloaded and the first floor filled with machinery. The main line of shafting and pulleys was suspended from the middle of the middle span of joists in the second floor, and under the increased loads and heavy vibrations the condition of the building became so alarming that three additional rows of girders and columns were put in, dividing each span of joists into two nearly equal spans. The new posts were of white oak in the first story and Georgia pine above, all being 8 inches square. The girders were 8-inch by 10-inch Georgia pine in all the stories. Some inclined struts were also placed just inside the north wall to lessen the danger to this wall from the vibrations. The foundations under the first floor for this extra shoring are brick piers resting on concrete, the depth being about 3 feet and the piers about 3 feet square. 6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The foundations of the outer walls of the building consist of a well- built rubble wall resting on solid earth at a depth of from 4 feet to 6 feet and a width at bottom of from 2 feet 4 inches to 2 feet 10 inches. The original building appears to have been well designed and well constructed throughout, except that the walls are too light for such a large structure, even without the vibrations transmitted to them from the machinery, and wooden lintels were used over all the windows. The shrinkage of these lintels probably caused the numerous cracks which appear over the windows. The original structure was taxed far beyond a safe and reasonable limit, both as to space and weight. In its present condition it is still greatly overcrowded and over- weighted. It will not be possible to render it perfectly safe without tearing it down and reconstructing it, but it can be made practically secure against collapse, and somewhat safer for the occupants in case of fire. In making the computations of its original strength as given in the foregoing, Lieutenant Sewell allowed a fiber stress of 1,200 pounds per square inch for the timbers. In computing its present strength, in view of the vibration to which the building is subjected and the exces- sive loads that have been piled upon the floors, he reduced the allowable stress by 20 per cent. Under these conditions, with the free spans of the joist reduced as at present to a little less than 10 feet, the strength of the various parts of the building is as follows: First. The 3-inch by 12-inch joists in the third and fourth floors, if properly supported, will sustain a load of 345 pounds per square foot. Second. The 3-inch by 14-inch joists in the second floor, if properly supported, will sustain a load of 470 pounds per square foot. Third. The 10-inch by 14-inch girders, properly supported, will sus- tain a load of 209 pounds per square foot. Fourth. The 8-inch by 10-inch girders, which have shrunk slightly and are now 8-inch by 9J-inch, properly supported, will sustain a weight of 77 pounds per square foot. Fifth. The cast-iron columns in the first story will sustain a weight of 546 pounds per square foot, to be distributed between the three floors above, or 182 pounds per square foot for each floor. Sixth. The square wooden columns in the first story will sustain a weight of 256 pounds per square foot, to be distributed among the three floors above, or 85^ pounds per square foot for each floor. The founda- tions of all the columns, except those which have been tampered with in erecting steam presses, are of about the same strength as the columns. Seventh. With allowable stresses reduced 20 per cent from 1,200 pounds per square inch, the strength of the floors without the shoring would be, for the third and fourth floors, 86J pounds per square foot, and for the second floor 117J pounds per square foot. Under existing conditions the weakest points of each floor are over 8-inch by 9J-inch girders at the middle points of the joist. The best that can be expected here is a strength equal to the sum of the strengths of the joists and girders, the strength of the joist being cal- culated for a 19-foot span. This would give a strength of 163J pounds per square foot for the third and fourth floors, and 194J pounds per square foot for the second floor. To obtain these strengths would require an adjustment of joists to girders too close to be obtained practically. The actual strengths then : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 7

lie somewhere between the strengths of the joists alone and the amounts above given. Some of the shoring was put into the building in such a way as to be of little advantage, and the shrinkage of the 8-inch by 10-inch girders has deprived the joists in many places of support from the shoring. I am informed that before the additional shoring was erected the changes in loads on second floor continually threw the shafting in the first story out of line. This should have been expected. The shoring has lessened the trouble, but not entirely overcome it. The walls of the building show the effect of the heavy vibrations transmitted to them before the shoring was put in, and they still feel this vibration very much. Near the smokestacks, in a high wind, additional vibration is trans- mitted to the walls, and when the printing presses are running con- tinual vibrations in the walls can be distinctly felt. So long as the present large force of employees and the immense amount of machinery and materials are permitted to remain in this structure the following conditions should exist: First. The strength of the second floor should be made at least 200 pounds to the square foot, with no weak spots anywhere ; at the same time a rigid support should be afforded to the shafting in the first story. The second floor is the composing room, and carries a very heavy weight of type, forms, etc. The first story is the press room. It is unnecessary to state the absolute importance of maintaing the shafting in line. Second. The strength of the third and fourth floors, used for the bindery, with considerable machinery, should be not less than 150 pounds per square foot. Third. The walls should be strengthened so as to be perfectly secure. Fourth. Additional lines of communication between stories should be added, for use in case of fire. "With these facts before me, the following project is submitted for strengthening and repairing the H street building First. To remove the timber shoring from the first story and replace it with cast-iron columns and steel beams ; the columns to rest on brick piers with concrete foundations; the beams to be bolted to columns and anchored in the east and west walls; the columns to have brackets and lugs at top for beams and brackets lower down for a rigid support for shafting ; a single line of deep beams from 10 to 12 inches to be used rather than a double line of shallow ones ; the timber shoring in the upper stories should be overhauled and adjusted where necessary. Second. Add 13 inches to the thickness of the walls as far up as the third floor, and 9 inches from there to the top; substitute cast iron for wooden lintels over the windows, and tear out and rebuild cracked por- tions of walls; bolt the.new walls to be built inside to the old ones with iron bolts and anchors, one for every 10 or 12 square feet of surface. Third. Erect new stairways for fire escapes connecting the second, third, and fourth floors, and construct another direct exit from the second floor to street. It is believed that the foregoing project would accomplish the end desired. Should it be approved, many careful measurements and exami- nations will be necessary as soon as funds are available, in order to properly develop details, as the present arrangements of printing presses and machinery must be considered. : :

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The following approximate estimate of cost is submitted:

First. To strengthen floors: Excavation, 232 yards, at $1.25 $290. 00 Concrete, 135 yards, at $6 810.00 Bricks in position, 19,000, at $18 342. 00

«*>,000p

6, 142. 00

Second. Strengthening walls Excavation, 300 yards, at $1.25 375. 00 Concrete, 120 yards, at $6 720. 00 Bricks, 700,000, at $25 (in position) 17,500.00 Bolts, anchors, etc., 100,000 pounds, at 2£ cents 2, 250. 00 Cast-iron lintels, 125,000 pounds, at 2 cents 2, 500. 00 Damage to floors, drilling walls, etc 1, 500. 00

24, 845. 00

Third. Improved communication, extra stairways 3, 000. 00

Total estimate for strengthening and repairing H street building.

Strengthening floors $6, 142. 00 Strengthening walls 24, 845. 00 Extra stairways 3, 000. 00

33, 987. 00 Contingencies, 20 per cent 6, 797. 00

Total 40,784.00

(2) TO PLACE AN ADDITIONAL FIREPROOF STORY ON THE SOUTH- WEST SECTION.

The area occupied by the L-shaped fireproof building is 8,252 square feet. If a story about 12 feet high be added to this, the gain in cubic feet will be 99,024 feet. It is believed that this can be constructed for about 15 cents per cubic foot, or about $14,850.

(3) TO ERECT A NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING: UPON THE AREA BETWEEN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION AND THE SOUTH CENTER SECTION.

The available space* is 60 feet by 23 feet, or 1,380 square feet; if built up to a height of five stories, say about 66 feet, the total cubic con- tents of the structure would be 91,080 cubic feet. It is believed that this can be done for about 15 cents per cubic foot, or about $13,650. The total estimated cost of the work projected is, therefore, as follows

Strengthening H street section $40, 784

New story on southwest section , . . 14, 850 New building between southwest and south center sections 13, 650

Total 69, 284

While I fully believe it was intended by the law that fireproof addi- tions could be made to the building, I have not as yet had detailed estimates of their cost made, but give bulk estimates for which I think the work can be done. If the general plan outlined is approved, plans of the new structures and detailed estimates will be prepared as soon as funds are available for REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 9 employing draftsmen, etc., and will be submitted to the Chief of Engi- neers for his action. I am indebted to Lieut. John S. Sewell, Corps of Engineers, for valuable assistance in the investigation of the condition of the Govern- ment Printing Office and in the preparation of this report. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, John M. Wilson, Lieutenant-Colonel, Corps of Engineers, Colonel, United States Army. Brig. Gen. Thos. L. Casey, Chief of Engineers, United States Army, Washington, D. C.

The conclusions arrived at in the above report respecting the safety of portions of the structure now composing the Government Printing Office are such as to justify me in asking that Congress take immediate steps to prevent the imminent danger to life and public property so clearly indicated. The facts regarding the insecurity of the H street wing of the office are not new, but they are now presented for the first time by such eminent scientific engineering authority as to leave no reasonable doubt as to their accuracy or the pressing nature of the crisis to be met. The conviction that this wing is unsafe has been growing for a long time. The watchful eyes of experienced subordinates in the office detected many faults years ago, and the,most cursory exam- ination into the history of its construction and use and into its present overcrowded condition would lead inevitably to the conclusion that it is no longer fit for the uses of the Government. It is but just that I should here recall that the attention of Congress has been invited to this subject in the most earnest manner by two of my predecessors, by myself during a previous term of office, and again by me in the month of June last. I am fully convinced that the H street wing has been more than once in danger of collapse during the past from overweighting, and that no human foresight or anxiety can wholly prevent the recurrence of such danger under present conditions. In myjudgment, the time has arrived for taking up the work of reconstructing this office, and a failure on my part to report fully to Congress the serious aspect of the matter would, in my opinion, be a serious, if not criminal, neglect of duty. I will frankly say that, after reading Colonel Wilson's report confirm- ing the worst fears as to the stability of the- H street wing, I would have abandoned that portion of the building and removed the divisions located there to more secure quarters had the means and additional working space been at my disposal. I have used every precaution in my power to relieve the dangerous portions of the building from weight and stress and to render them as safe as possible, and I am unable to do more without the authority of Congress. I appeal earnestly for such legislation as will permit the removal of the danger at the earliest possible day and relieve the apprehensions of the many hundreds of 10 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

employees of the office, who, though fully appreciating their peril, still remain at their posts of public duty. In addition to the question of humanity involved, an immediate enlargement both of working and storage space is required to secure the economical and prompt execution of the public printing. This demand can best be met by the erection, adjoining this office, of an annex building, with sufficient space to relieve the overcrowded and dangerous floors of the present building. The Government in the past has lost much more than the cost of a new printing office in the delay and increased expense of the public printing because of the cramped and insufficient accommodations. The growth of the public printing has been constant, while the facili- ties of the office have kept pace neither with that growth nor with the peculiar necessities of the Government. It must be remembered, too, that this office is always liable to sudden and imperative demands for work which tax to the utmost its capacity and the ability of those charged with its execution. The new printing bill passed by Congress at its present session creates, if it becomes a law, conditions which will add largely to the work of the office and make necessary a very large addi- tion to its present working and storage space, which can only be met for some time by the rental of inconvenient buildings and floors in the city. For several years past the execution of the most necessary work of the Government has been carried forward by a process of selectior imposed upon the Public Printer by conditions he could not escape, and leading to frequent complaints from the various Departments of the Government regarding delayed work. This condition has reached a point at last when it must be said that the office can not with any degree of promptitude meet the largely increased demands created by Congress without a radical step being taken in the direction of increas- ing its accommodations. I am much gratified to recognize the efforts of the Joint Committee on Printing to relieve in a degree the embarrassments under which the office labors, by providing for the erection of a fifth story on the south- west wing of the office and the building of floors upon the area between the southwest and south center wings. These additions, now being constructed under direction of the Chief Engineer of the Army, will, when completed, give considerable additional space to the office, and will be immediately utilized in relieving some of the overcrowded and

dangerous parts of the office ; but they will not affect the deficiencies and dangers herein referred to, or meet any increased demands. The Government Printing Office is in a peculiar respect the ward of Congress. It was created by it with an enlightened recognition of the interest taken by a free people in the work of national legislation, and then its benefits were gradually extended to all branches of the Government to meet the public demand for knowledge in respect to matters concerning the country's progress. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 11

So great lias been its usefulness and the recognition of its utility by Congress that the tendency has constantly been for the work to outrun the facilities of the office. Nevertheless, Congress and the people may well be proud of an institution which is so peculiarly national in its character, and which has received recognition by nearly all civilized nations on account of the excellence of its work. No doubt action by Congress for the erection of a new printing office would have been taken long ere this but for conflicting opinions regard- ing the best location and facilities. Any contention as to the future location of the office should not, however, be allowed to affect action for immediate relief in the present serious emergency, for whether the office is permanently retained in its present location or not, the need of an annex building is pressing and vital. The expense involved in the construction of such a building will not be wasted under any circum-

stances ; the Government will soon need the building for storage purposes alone, and it could be constructed with a view to such use whenever larger plans for the accommodation of the office are carried out. I trust that Congress will act with the generosity which it has always shown toward the office, and with the promptness that the situation demands. Eespectfully submitted. Th. E. Benedict, Public Printer.

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APPENDIX.

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No. 1. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, and the condition of the appropriations July 1, 1894.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1894:

Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 $15, 100. 00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 14, 987. 29

Balance July 1, 1894 112. 71

Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1893

Balance July 1, 1893 558. 82 Disbursed during fiscal year 297. 12

Balance July 1, 1894 261. 70

Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1894

Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 3, 000. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 143. 87

Balance July 1, 1894 856. 13

Printing and binding, 1892:

Balance July 1. 1893 $21, 394. 26 Transferred on books at Treasury for printing, etc 14, 765. 28 36, 159. 54 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 36. 00

Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 26, 486. 00

Disbursed for material and supplies 9. 36 26, 531. 36

Balance July 1, 1894 9, 628. 18

Printing and binding, 1893

Balance July 1, 1893 343, 291. 65 By amount of one "Ellis " trimmer returned to Montague & Fuller 360. 00

Received from sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 3, 229. 72 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 65, 868. 37 412,749.74 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 75, 174. 27 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 46, 139. 45 Disbursed for paper 183, 508. 82 Disbursed for material and supplies 30, 011. 30 334, 833. 84

Balance July 1, 1894 77, 915. 90

Printing and binding, 1894

Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 2, 497, 000. 00

Appropriation, act December 1, 1893 200, 000. 00

Appropriation, act March 12, ] 894 315, 000. 00 Appropriation, act April 21, 1894 69, 000. 00 Appropriation, act June 19, 1894 165, 000. 00 Beceived from sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 72, 590. 39 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 152, 517. 25 Bepavments (to correct errors on pay rolls) 53. 00 3,471,160.64 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year, 2, 568, 292. 49 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving, 18, 940. 75 Disbursed for paper 331, 492. 96 Disbursed for material and supplies 262, 225. 17 3,180,951.37

Balance July 1, 1894 290, 209. 27

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Printing Annual Report (1891) Secretary of Agriculture

Balance July 1, 1893 $8, 042. 60 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 194. 02

Balance July 1, 1894 7, 848. 58

Printing Annual Eeport (1892) Secretary of Agriculture:

Balance July 1, 1893 $278, 065. 82 Repayment (to correct error on pay rolls) 3. 25 278, 069. 07 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 113, 058. 44 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 26, 290. 53 Disbursed for material and supplies 17, 461. 84 Disbursed for paper 51, 640. 57 208, 451. 38

Balance July 1, 1894 69, 617. 69

Printing Annual Report (1893) Secretary of Agriculture: Appropriation, joint resolution April 10, 1894 300, 000. 00

Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 3, 848. 14

Disbursed for paper 2, 256. 15 Disbursed for materal and supplies 295. 18 6, 399. 47

Balance July 1, 1894 293, 600. 53

Growth of Industrial Art

Balance July 1, 1893 11, 865. 65

Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 3, 642. 98 Disbursed for material and supplies 587. 50 4, 230. 48

Balance July 1, 1894 7, 635. 17

Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office

Balance July 1, ]893 5, 975. 26

Disbursed for rent of warerooms 5, 882. 90

Balance July 1, 1894 92. 36

Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, 1894

Appropriation act December 21, 1893 3, 000. 00

Disbursed for rent of warerooms 2, 180. 00

Balance July 1, 1894 820. 00

Publication of Eleventh Census Reports

Balance July 1, 1893 356, 136. 83 Repayment to correct errors on pay roll .10 356, 136. 93 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 115, 070. 75

Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 10, 887. 00

Disbursed for material and supplies 4, 533. 07

Disbursed for paper 22, 836. 19 153, 327. 01

Balance July 1, 1894 202, 809. 92

No. 2 Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1894, as shoivn by ledger.

RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1894, act March 3, 1893 $15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office Public Printer

1893, balance July 1, 1893 558. 82

1894, act March 3, 1893 3, 000. Oo Public printing and binding

1892, balance July 1, 1893 $21, 394. 26 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 14, 765. 28 36, 159. 54 1893, balance July 1, 1893 343, 291. 65

Transfer, on account of Ellis trimmer returned to Montague

Sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 3, 229. 72 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 65, 868. 37 412, 749. 74 : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

Public printing and binding—Continued.

1894. act March 3, 1893 $2, 497, 000. 00

1894, act December 1, 1893 200. 000. 00 1894, act March 12. 1894 315, 000. 00 1894, act April 21, 1894 69. 000. 00 1894, act June 19, 1894 165. 000. 00 Received, sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 72. 590. 39 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 152. 517. 25 Received (repayments to correct errors on pav rolls) 53. 00 $3, 471, 160. 64

Printing Annual Report (1891) Secretary of Agriculture, balance July 1, 1893 8, 042. 60 Printing Annual Report (1892) Secretary of Agriculture

Balance July 1, 1893 278, 065. 82 Received to correct errors on pav roll 3. 25 278, 069. 07 Printing Annual Report (1893) Secretary of Agriculture, appropriation, joint resolution April 10, 1894 300, 000. 00

Printing second editon, Growth of Industrial Art, balance July 1, 1893 11, 865. 65

Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, balance July 1, 1893 5,975.26

Removal and storage of certain material. Government Printing Office. 1894 3, 000. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census Reports:

Balance July 1, 1893 356. 136. 83 Repavment (to correct error on pav rolls) .10 356, 136. 93

4, 901, 818. 25

disbcese:uents.

Pay of employees , 2. 879, 317. 09 Paper for printing 591, 734. 69 Lithographing and engraving 128, 743. 73 Material and supplies, other than paper for printing 323, 186. 32

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894 14, 987. 29 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer: 1893 297.12 1894 2,143.87 3,940,410.11

UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894 112. 71 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer: 1893 261.70 1894 856.13 Public printing and binding:

1892 9, 628. 18 1893 77, 915. 90 1894 290, 209. 27 Printing Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture 1891 7,848.58 1892 69,617.69 1893 293,600.53

Growth of Industrial Art 7, 635. 17 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office 92. 36

Removal and storage of certain material. Government Printing Office. 1894 . 820. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census Reports 202, 809. 92 961, 408. 14

4. 901, 818. 25

EECEIPTS DUBEVG FISCAL TEAE ENDED JT/XE 30,1894.

Received from sales of extra documeents, waste paper, and for printing, which sum has been deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the appropriations for printing and binding 75, 820. 11 Received from sales of waste gold leaf, old machinery, etc., which has been deposited in

the Treasury to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources 11, 277. 82

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No. 3. Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Material Lithograph- Appropriations. Labor. Paper. and ing and Total. supplies. engraving.

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894. $14, 987. 29 $14, 987. 29 Contingent expenses office of Public Printer

1893 $297. 12 297. 12

1894 2, 143. 87 2, 143. 87 Printing and Binding

1892 36. 00 9. 36 $26, 486. 00 26, 531. 36

1893 75, 174.27 $183, 508. 82 30, 011. 30 46, 139. 45 334, 833. 84

1894 2, 568, 292. 49 331, 492. 96 262, 225. 17 18, 940. 75 3, 180, 951. 37 Printing Annual Report of Secre- tary of Agriculture: 1891 194. 02 194. 02

1892 113, 058. 44 51,640. 57 17, 461. 84 26, 290. 53 208, 451. 38

1893 3, 848. 14 2, 256. 15 295. 18 6, 399. 47

Growth of Industrial Art ...... 3, 642. 98 587. 50 4, 230. 48

Removal and storage 5, 882. 90 5, 882. 90

2, 180. 00 2, 180. 00

Reports, Eleventh Census 115, 070. 75 22, 836. 19 4, 533. 07 10, 887. 00 153, 327. 01

Total 2, 894, 304. 38 591, 734. 69 325, 627. 31 128, 743. 73 3, 940, 410. 11

No. 4. Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and engraving during fiscal years 1887 to 1894, both inclusive.

Appropriations. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890.

282, 101. 44 373, 098. 19 598, 146. 35 891, 293. 91 Printing and binding $2, , $2, $2, Agricultural reports 113, 553. 76 211, 826. 08 240, 713. 71 173, 378. 59

Reports of Tenth Census 57, 282. 14 20, 572. 43 41, 650. 68 258. 19

Removal and storage 7, 897. 26 4, 746. 40 5, 148. 51 3, 719. 88

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1885 16, 041. 74 362. 07

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887-88 . . 19, 751. 62

First Labor Report 11, 488. 95

Second Labor Report 8, 592. 82 4, 217. 57

Third Labor Report 16, 802. 25 186. 40

Fourth Labor Report 2, 254. 82 11, 401. 41

Bulletins, Bureau of Etbnology 1, 699. 67 788. 35 229. 97 279. 93

Protecting office from fire 1, 420. 57 6, 579. 43

Postal Laws and Regulations 17, 475. 00 Consular reports on cattle and dairy farming. 8, 898. 98 48, 270. 80 Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office 14, 406. 65 1,593.06 Engine and boiler, Government Print- ing Office 9, 150. 00 4, 850. 00 Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions .". 10, 133. 47 304. 51 Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and Navigation 1, 093. 82

Total 2, 500, 078. 35 2, 648, 564. 50 2,988, 001.03 3, 107, 017. 50 —— .

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No. 4. Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, etc. —Continued.

Appropriations 1891. 1692. 1893. 1894.

Printing and binding ! $3,339,588.51! $3,225,469.99 240, 103. 56 $3, 542, 316. 57

Agricultural reports 198,109.65 135, 817. 5C 154, 820.46 215, 044. 87

j

Reports of Tenth Census j

Removal and storage '. 3, 833. 14 5, 036. 58 4. 040. 00 8, 062. 90

Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887- 12, 740. 37

Bulletins, Bureau of Ethnology . , Third Labor Report Fourth Labor Report

Fifth Labor Report 135. 85 13, 327. 09 Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office Engine and boiler, Government Print- ing Office 461. 50 Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions 5, 727. 36 837. 96 340.79

Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and Navigation Printing Report on Diseases of the Horse 19, 007. 99 26, 502. 83

Eleventh Census Reports 30, 833. 48 113, 035. 35 153, 327. 01 Printing second edition Growth of Industrial Art 11, 634. 35 4, 230. 48

Total 3.570,502.40 3,450,565. 3,523,974.51 ; 3,922,981.:

Estimate of appropriations for public printing and binding for fiscal year ending June 30, 1896, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury for presentation to the third ses- sion of the Fifty -third Congress.

TV ages $2,207,273.73 Materials 276, 993. 75 Paper 496, 512. 50 Congressional Record 178, 172. 50

Lithographing and engraving 70, 000. 00

3, 228, 972. 48

No. 5. Statement showing disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Public Printer $4, 500. 00

Chief clerk 2, 400. 00

One clerk, 364 days, at $1,800 per annum 1, 795. 11

One clerk, 361 days, at $1,800 per annum 1, 780. 12

One clerk 1, 600. 00

One clerk, 345 days, at $1,600 per annum 1, 512. 06

' One clerk 1, 400. 00

14, 987. 29

Contingent expenses of the office 2, 440. 99

17, 428. 28 —

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No. 6. Statement showing the disbursements on 'account of public printing and binding (except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Wages $2,485,427.25 Improvements and repairs to building: Repairs to roofs 307. 75 Shades and brackets 44.30 Awnings 43.50 Lime and hair 23. 15 Cement 54.50 Bricks 143. 50 Sand 20. 70

Fire-clay .' 33.00 Stone 35. 46 Lining water coolers 36. 50 Matting, carpets, etc 74. 50 Tables 2.00 Hall racks 18.00 ^Chairs, stools, etc 228.39 |Chair bottoms 4. 20 Lumber 2,929.80 Lamps 869. 95 Glass, putty, etc 78.18 Electric supplies 289. 70 Locks, hinges, etc 83. 29 Nails 75. 85 Iron, steel, etc 310. 41 Screws 32.70 Paint, etc 302. 88 Plumbing and gas fitting 468. 15

Framing, galvanized iron siding, and floor beams for glue room 1, 955. 00 Tiled floor for glue room 213. OO Lining glue room with galvanized iron 52. 00 69 square yards asphalt block pavement 172. 50 Covering and painting smokestacks 255. 0O 7 wrought-iron beams 187. 25 Covering floor and lining wash room with copper and galvanized iron - 155. 00 Repairing pavement in warehouse 20. 00 3 iron window guards 24. 00 1 folding gate 29. 00 Lining two boxes with copper, etc 25. 00

Renewing furnace grate 6. 50

36 square feet wire screen 2. 16 48 feet magnesia covering, etc 12. 89

5 gallons asphaltum , 4. 00

Miscellaneous 4. 70 Machinery, tools, and implements: 1 dynamo 850. 00 1 perforating machine and attachments 395. 00 1 knife-grinding machine 350. 00 1 wire-stitching machine 500. 00 1 wire-stitching machine 300.00 1 glue heater and kettles 475. 00 1 34-inch table shears 110. 00 1 mitering machine 11. 70 45 sewing benches 67. 35 1 backing machine 85. 00 6 patent lettering pallets 66. 00 12 agate burnishers 21. 00 2 backing pans 63. 00 2 exhaust heads 68. 00

12 dozen fire balls : 48. 00 1 stove 23.50 1 radiator 17.50

.' 1 bicycle . . 75. 00 Fixtures for stitching machines 296. 75 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

"Use of patent type measurer $100. 00 Rent of 23 fire-alarm boxes 210. 87 42 cherry press boards, brass bound 95. 55 2 lockups 20. 00 1.000 rope ties 20.00 30 creasers -~- 60.00 Fixtures for cutting machines 81. 90 6 pairs rollers for case-smoothing machine 180. 00 24 gaskets 13.00 7 cast-iron collars 35.00 20 saw gummers 17. 12 Fixtures for printing presses 112. 81 12 brass diamond rolls 84. 00

2 dozen spatulas - 10. 00 Head for embossing press 44. 10 2 dozen gas brackets 18.00 20 gross repair links 14. 00 2 table brackets 30. 00 2 roller-arm frames 25. 00 3 face plates 10. 50 Worm and wheel for shaving machine 20. 00 1 brass gilding plate 14. 00 24 pairs Swiss tweezers 13. 20 1 galvanized-iron box 12. 00 1 vise 13. 50

Fixtures to backing machines 9. 00

8 bells (electric and call) ] 3. 10

2 dozen gauge glasses 6. 00 2 dies 4.80 19 taps 6.05 1 nail puller 2.00 1 fore plane 2.50 10 scoop shovels 10. 25 13£ pounds sash cord 4. 73 10 pounds awning cord 2. 20

1 stepladder 3. 20 24 rubber tires 15. 68 1 iron tank 4.50 8 leather cups 6.00 1 dozen transfer cases 4. 20 15 dozen bowls 10. 90

1 padlock 1. 00

6 pounds rivets 3. 40 1 package rivets .80

48 pairs butts 1. 89 25 pounds nuts 1.85

164 pounds washers 6. 81 2 h ard-fiber washers 3. 92 17 dozen blank keys 10. 50 1 steam trap 10.00

1 slide box 8. 00

1 pencil sharpener 1. 00 7 sieves 4. 35

24 pairs lift handles 1. 92

37 handles, various kinds 2. 90 2 push buttons 1.50

6 sets cutters 1. 50

6 sets castors 2. 10

1 brass faucet 1. 20 1 push slide 2.50

2 gross brass pillars 2. 50

12 soldering irons 6. 50

1 vibrator lever and bracket 6. 75

1 rawhide mallet : . 1. 00

2 chains for counterweight 8. 00 8 metal molds 8.00 :: :

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* 1 cam for former $5. 00

1 brayer 1. 00

1 fly spring 2. 50 1 worm wheel 3.50- 100 brass label holders 6. 35

7§ pounds isinglass 7. 7& 50 journal boxes 5. 00-

1 casting for clutch 2. 00 1 water sprinkler 2. 00 2 grindstones 7. 00 1 drip pan 3. 50 6 stop cocks 3.00 1 air cock .25

6 dozen wardrobe hooks 1. 13 1 finishing press 3. 38

2 dozen bookbinders' awls 7. 20

20 boxes eyelets 2. 65 2 gross awning hooks 2. 10

1 pair clippers 1. 00

1 pair compasses 1. 00 2 sets cams for ruling machine 7. 20* 1 chisel .90 6 papers glaziers' points .90 1 dozen tumblers .60

1 tin funnel . 2S 6 brass hooks and eyes .30 1 hanger .90 1 package stove bolts .40 1 ^-gallon graduated measure .15 1 tape measure .18 1 gross screw eyes .60 2 drills .40 1 hatchet .50 Repairing sprinkler .50 Oilstones 40. 81

Sandstones 7. 0O Clips 50.00 Ruling pens 2,500 at 1.7 cents $42. 50 1,800 at 2.4 cents 43. 20

25, 740 at 1.2 cents 308. 88 394. 58 Lubricators 1,000 No. 2 30.00 600 No. 3 30. 00 60. 00' Finishers' rubbers 83. 75- Packing 37. 93 Springs 35. 82 Brooms 139. 50 Files 69.82 Bolts 34.44 Oilers 55.78 Pinions, one-gear 14. 00 Trucks 105. 60 Tubing 17.02 Filter tubes 60.00 Cable wire 19. 86 Wire 49. 70 Stitching-machine wire 200 pounds, at 13 cents 26. 00 958 pounds, at 10 cents 95. 80 2,217i pounds, at 9 cents 201. 57 323. 37 48 grate bars 82.20

176 pounds grate bars 7. 04 89. 24 :: : : : :

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3 4X 5 dozen hammers $56. 41 6 dozen mallets 14.70 5 hatchets 2.75 Lace leather 45. 00

Plyers - 41.35 Pulleys, etc 220.09 Crocks 57.29

Presses 1, 279. 75 Hose 21.06 Rubber dam 3. 00 Bone folders 52. 50 Wrenches 21. 60 "Emery wheels 298. 10 Cutter woods 43.20 Glaepots 42. 88 Awls 14. 40 Xeedles 30.25 Pressing blocks. 522. 50 Cloth 109. 44 Inspecting boilers 15.00 Chisels 24. 55 Punches 11. 90 Electric fans and fixtures 166.25

Machine screws 4. 85 Press boards 12. 00 100 glazed boards 42. 50

1 dozen screw-drivers • 6.00 1 dozen spatulas 9.60 Castings 203.27 Stamps, etc 26. 00 Repairing machinery 229. 66 Blankets 49 pairs woolen, at $3.62 $177. 38 8| yards rubber 48. 35 225. 73 Sewing-machine fixtures 414.12 Cotton waste 316 pounds at 9.4 cents 29. 70 4,971 pounds at 8.4 cents 417.55 447. 25 Pope 7,794| pounds, for pressing machines, at 7| cents 604. 87

250 feet - 20.18 625. 05 Cans, cups, etc 38. 40 Shears, trimmers, etc 208. 15 Buckets 35. 75 Saws 14 circular book saws, at $1.08 15.12 140 circular book saws, at $2.70 378. 00 2 circular book saws, at $5.40 10. 80 4 circular book saws, at $2.52 10. 08 40 sets circular book saws, at $9 360. 00 774. 00 15 dozen saw blades 10. 25 Catting knives

146 cutting knives, at $9.93 1, 449. 78 28 cutting knives at, at $4 112. 00 2 cutting knives, at $29.70 59. 40 6 cutting knives, at $14.62 87. 72 1 cutting knife, at $17 17. 00 3 sets cutting knives, at $18 54. 00 1, 779. 90 Knives

24 operator's knives, at 50 cents 12. 00 60 dozen shoe knives, at 78 cents 46. 80 54 knives 29. 20 — 88. 00 : : : :

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Oak-tanned belting 740 feet, at 3.25 cents $24. 05 300 feet, at 5.5 cents 16.50 300 feet, at 7.5 cents 22. 50 647 feet, at 11.75 cents 76. 02 200 feet, at 16.25 cents 32. 50 300 feet, at 24.75 cents 74. 25 50 feet, at 11 cents 5. 50 340 feet, at 61.25 cents 208. 25

Brushes: 10 dozen sash, at $2.47 24. 70

1 2 I 5 dozen sash, at $2.40 5. 01 8 6T s dozen lye, at $9.40 62. 67 20 dozen whitewash, at $1.90 38. 00

1 dozen dusters 9. 00

If dozen rice root, at $6 . -. 10. 50 6 beating 42. 00 8 dozen glue, at $23 184. 00 4 dozen goat-hair, at $7.45 29. 80 2 dozen wall, at $9 18. 00 2 11T 5 dozen pick, at $6.25 69. 79 12^ dozen fitches, at 54 cents 6. 53 2TV dozen glue, at $2.10 4. 38 2 dozen glue, at $23 46. 00 6J 5 dozen glue, at $5.70 34. 67 6£ dozen glue, at $11.25 68. 44 18 dozen lye, at $6.25 112. 50 Miscellaneous 70. 95 1 dozen wall 15. 00

Fitting 14 knives

1 rule cutter , 5 imposing stones 3 dozen gauge pins Grinding 5 imposing stones 72 planers 77£ pounds furniture Repairs to galleys Composing sticks 24 knee 19. 80 12 knee 12. 00

100, 10 by 2, at 65 cents 65. 00

100 Yankee, at 52 cents . . 52. 00 12 reversible knee, at 99 cents 11. 88

Chases: 1 chase 9.00 25 wrought-iron 300. 00

12 wrought-iron 67. 21 2 wrought-iron 4.55 12 half-medium 66. 00 8 patent 32. 00 100 wrought-iron 325. 00

Cases 24 pairs, at $1.04 24. 96 36 figure cases, at 69 cents 24. 84

602 galleys Quoins 85 dozen Hempel 207. 00 6,000 hickory 21.60 50 dozen Hempel 112. 50 100 dozen Hempel 225. 00 50 dozen Hempel 112. 50

500 boxwood 2. 70 5,000 hickory 18.00 : :: : : : :

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494 keys for quoins $222. 30 Type 9, 800. 30 Brass rule 1,383.92 Materials, etc Book printing ink 1,500 pounds, at 40 cents $600. 00 6.315 pounds, at 50 cents -- 3, 157. 50 1,129 pounds, at 45 cents 508. 05 4, 265. 55 Parchment black, 5 pounds, at $1.50 7. 50 TTeb-press ink: 3,335 pounds, at 25 cents 833. 75 2.208 pounds, at 27 cents 596. 16 1, 429. 91 25 pounds varnish, at 50 cents 12. 50 Drier 5 pounds 1.88 5 gallons 11.25 13. 13 Job printing ink 3,870 pounds, at 75 cents 2, 902. 50 1.108 pounds, at 70 cents 775. 60 400 pounds quick-drying, at 75 cents 300. 00 3, 978. 10 Colored ink

350 pounds, at $4 - 1, 400. 00 160 pounds, at $1.50 240. 00 105 pounds, at $2.50 2C2. 50 1, 902. 50 Cut ink: 810 pounds, at 75 cents 607. 50 521 pounds, at $1.80 937. 80 1, 545. 30 \ pound black copying ink 2. 50 179,813 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.7 cents 13, 845. 57 14,791 pounds antimony and tin, at 15.9 cents 2, 351. 75 3,000 pounds backing powder, at 5 cents 150. 00 4,731 pounds copper battery plates, at 14.8 cents 700. 19 7,493 pounds cast-iron filings, at 2.5 cents 187. 31 Tin foil 500 pounds, at 18.1 cents 90. 50 2,900 pounds, at 18 cents 522. 00 — 612. 50 838 pounds beeswax, at 27 cents 226. 26 2 barrels plaster of paris 3.55 13,104 bonnet boards, at 2. 6 cents 340. 61 Tissue paper: 200 reams, 19 by 24, at $1.45 290. 00 110 reams, 19 by 24, at $1.85 203. 50 493. 50 1,987 feet blocking boards, at 15 cents 298. 05 52 stereotype blocks 196. 30 5,282 pounds sulphate copper, at 3.9 cents 206. 00 3 carboys sulphuric acid, at $3.74 11. 22 5 carboys muriatic acid 17. 46 84 ratchets 31.50 90 reams stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 50 pounds, at $6.25 562. 50

64,889 pounds bar lead, at 4.2 cents 2, 725. 33 Bar tin 508 pounds, at 21.9 cents 111. 25 3,000 pounds, at 21.4 cents 642. 00 753. 25 Glue:

30,850 pounds, at 9.4 cents 2, 899. 90 1,000 pounds, at 28 cents 280. 00 50 pounds Cooper's, at 25 cents 12. 50 103 pounds, at 18 cents 18. 54

3, 210. 94 6,875 pounds potash, at 5.2 cents 357. 49 :: : : : :

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Holler composition

7,000 pounds, at 30 cents $2, 100. 00

1, 500 pounds, at 28 cents 420. 00 $2, 520. 00 Glycerin 1,100 pounds, at 15| cents 170. 50 1,096 pounds, at 16§ cents 180. 84 6 gallons and 30 pounds 24.00 375. 34 Benzine: 264 gallons, at 6.8 cents 17. 95 5,026i gallons, at 6.6 cents 349. 92 367. 87 Oil: 1,304^ gallons engine, at 35 cents 456. 59 888£ gallons washing, at 20 cents 177. 70 346 gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 224. 93 100 pounds Albany lubricating compound, at 13.2 cents 13. 20

4 gallons neat's-foot 3. 60

15 gallons royal security, at 20 cents 3. 00 206 gallons engine, at 65 cents 133. 90 52 gallons engine, at 30 cents 15. 60

10 dozen sweet, at 57 cents 5. 70 190 dozen sweet, at 59 cents 112. 10 48 quarts olive, at 48 cents 23. 04 1, 169. 36 Cotton 300 yards, at 12 cents 36. 00 4,337| yards, at 8.4 cents 364. 34 6,5761 yards, at 13.4 cents 881. 20

4, 260| yards, at 5.8 cents 247.13

2, 063 yards, at 4 cents 82. 52 1, 611. 19 200 yards canton flannel, at 12J cents 25. 00 Cambric 541J yards, at 5.1 cents 27. 60 12 yards, at 5 cents .60 28. 20

3,596| yards canvas, at 28 cents 1, 007. 02 Thread 500 pounds, at $1.10 550. 00 10 pounds, at $1.10 11. 00 649 spools, at 76 cents per spool 493. 24 111 pounds, at 60 cents 66. 60 250 spools, at 90 cents per spool 225. 00 462 pounds, at 83 cents 383. 46

4,004| pounds, at 81.2 cents 3, 251. 85 40 dozen spools, at 95 cents 38. 00 102 pounds, at 95 cents 96. 90 26 dozen M. & F., at 93 cents 24. 18 20 dozen M. & F., at $1.10 22. 00 102 pounds, at 80 cents 81. 60 102 pounds, at 70 cents 71. 40 5, 315. 23 Twine: 1,084 pounds, at 7.5 cents 81. 30 13,342 pounds, at 7.2 cents 960. 64 3,602 pounds, at 26J cents 954. 53 1,831 pounds, at 7.9 cents 144. 64 576 pounds, at 26| cents 152. 64 1,584 pounds, at 26| cents 419. 76 2, 713. 51 Cotton wrapping cord 200 pounds, at 11 cents 22. 00 100 pounds, at 18 cents 18. 00 40. 00 140 barrels flour, at $3.60 504. 00 186 gallons alcohol, at $2.17.4 404. 71

3,67HSfg tons coal, at $4.98 18, 284. 00 1,050 pounds plumbago, at 30.6 cents 321. 30 : : : : ::

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Imitation russia 5,000 feet, at 18.9 cents $445. 00

27,240 feet, at 18.4 cents 2, 288. 16

42 feet, at 19.5 cents 3. 99 $2, 737. 15 Law sheep

300 dozen, at $8 2, 400, 00 3.888* dozen, at $7.70 29, 941. 45 32, 341. 45 Turkey morocco

130 dozen, at $13.75 1, 787. 50 4J dozen, at $28 133.00 601*. dozen, at $11.48 6, 905. 22 8, 825. 72 Law calf: 105^ dozen, at $22 341.00

£ dozen English 3. 84 340. 84 Cowhide hulling: 513| feet, at 6 cents 30. 83 2.153| feet, at 7 cents 149. 50 180. 33 Title leather 10 dozen, at $7.48 74.80 122 dozen, at $6.24 761. 28

233 dozen, at $5.99 1, 395. 67 2, 231. 75- Eoans 20 dozen, at $6.90 138. 00 80£ dozen, at $6.70 539. 35 77 dozen, at $7.24 „. 557.48

1, 234. Skivers 150£ dozen, at $5 752. 50

271* dozen, at $5.99 1, 626. 28 50* dozen, at $4.20 212. 10 \ dozen, at $6.24 3. 12 2,594.00 100 pieces parchment substitute, at 65 cents 65. 00 200 pieces book-binding bands, at 44 cents 88. 00 800 yards webbing, at 2 cents 16. 00 Plesbers: 100 dozen, at $3.20 320. 00

350| dozen, at $3.10 1, 086. 55 Book cloth:

576 pieces, at $6.50 3, 744. 00

300 pieces, at $4.25 1, 275. 00

920 pieces, at $5.95 5, 474. 00 2,811§a pieces, at $3.89 10, 937. 97 35 pieces, at $5 175.00 50 pieces, at $8 400. 00 Gray super: 22, 005. 97

2.000 yards, at 2.7 cents 54. 00 20,000 yards, at 2.6 cents 520. 00 Crash: 574.00^ 521* yards, at 9 cents 46. 93 2,040 yards, at 9.2 cents 187. 68 Headbands: 234 ' 61

100 pieces, at 25 cents 25. 00 100 pieces, at 28 cents 28. 00 50 pieces, at 31 cents 15. 50 700 pieces, at 27 cents 189. 00 200 pieces, at 33 cents 66. 00 323. 50 Gold leaf:

250 packs, XX, at $6.40 1, 600. 00 2,580 packs, XX, at $6.73 17, 363. 40 4 packs, long edge, at $8.50 34. 00 50 packs, usual, at $5.60 280.00 800 packs, usual, at $5.88 4, 704. 00 23, 981. 40> : : : : : : : : :

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2, Imitation gold leaf 200 packs, at $1.85 $370. 00

' 1,250 packs, at $1.76 200. 00 i $2, 570. 00 Binders' boards

60,000 pounds, at 2.1 cents 1, 260. 00

283,350 pounds at 2 cents 5, 667. 00 432,100 pounds, at 4.7 cents 20, 308. 70 27, 235. 70

50,100 pounds strawboards, at 1.9 cents .. 951. 90 Dyes, gums, etc.

50 pounds cbrome yellow, at 8.5 cents 4. 25 145 pounds ammonia, at 9.9 cents 14. 36

8 pounds Chinese blue, at 75 cents 6. 00 132 beef galls, at 25 cents 33. 00 Camphor

5pounds, at 60 cents 3. 00

5 pounds, at 48 cents 2. 40 5. 40 1,035 pounds alum, at 2.8 cents 28. 98 100 pounds oxalic acid, at 7.4 7. 40 40 ounces carmine, at 25J cents 10. 20 2 dozen quarts French varnish, at $13 26. 00 300 pounds pearlash, at 7J cents 21. 75 Egg albumen

50 pounds, at 37 cents .' ' 18. 50 210 pounds, at 60 cents 126. 00 144. 50 659 pounds dextrine, at 6.7 cents 44. 15 200 pounds gumhog, at 28 cents 56. 00

28 pounds persian blue, at 12 cents 3. 36

2 pounds muriate of tin, at 30 cents r .60 7 dozen Tripoli 5.25

20 pounds of creosote, at 39.9 cents 7. 98 235 pounds orange shellac, at 26 cents 61. 10

10 pounds eosin, at $1.75 , 17. 50 50 pounds soluble blue, at 42^ cents 21. 25 100 pounds gum arabic, at 45 cents 45. 00 150 pounds cochineal lake, at 45 cents 67. 50

5 pounds sal ammoniac, at 20 cents 1. 00

50 pounds blood albumen, at 18 cents 9. 00

25 pounds green lake, at 35 cents 8. 75 7,621,700 feet of gas 9,527. 13 Freight, boxing, cartage, etc 756.99 Stable supplies 2 horses 325.00

Forage 2, 426. 88 Harness and repairs 196. 65 "Wagons and repairs 814. 85 Medicine, etc 103.48 Shoeing 524.75 Miscellaneous items 76. 95 Page cord 200 pounds, at 19 cents 38. 00

700 pounds at, 18 cents - 1 26. 00 164. 00 6 barrels disinfectant, at $10 60. 00

Music composition 6. 50 1,200 street-car tickets 50. 00 28 boxes wax tapers, at 64.9 cents 18. 17 Emery cloth 2 reams, at $8 16. 00

5 quires, at 40 cents 2. 00 18. 00 •Starch

160 pounds, at 5 cents 8. 00

80 pounds, at 4 cents 3. 20 11. 20 : :: :

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Telephone rent $775. 76- 62 pounds manila paper, for tympan sheets, at 6| cents 10. 53 200 yards sand paper, at 13 cents 26. 00

48 gallons vinegar, at 10 cents 4. 80 80 pounds jewelers' cotton, at 35 cents 28. 00 2,800 clasps, at 3.4 cents 95. 20 Telegraphing 311.23 108 hoxes cockroach paste, at 37£ cents 40. 50- Soap 11,000 pounds, at 4£ cents $495. 00 3 dozen cakes oatmeal, at $1 3.00

25 pounds castile, at 15 cents 3. 75

40 pounds castile, at 16 cents 6. 40

20 pounds castile, at 17 cents 3. 40 511. 55 10 pounds emery, at 8 cents .80 1,111 yards enameled duck 268. 85 Laundering 485. 08 Guide hooks, etc 137.85- Guards 4,000, at 2£ cents 100.00 62,000, at 1 cent 620.00 720. 00 Ice:

61, 655 pounds, at 15.3 cents per 100 pounds 94. 33

477, 032 pounds, at 28 cents per 100 pounds 1, 335. 69 1, 430. 02 787 pounds pumice stone, at 5 cents 39. 35 24 rolls and 170 pieces tape 49. 88 45£ pounds crude rubber, at $1.25 56. 72 1.200 hacks for money-order guard books, at 80 cents 960. 00 500 pounds tablet composition, at 29 cents 145. 00 200 dozen eggs 45.40 Sawdust

25 barrels, at 19.9 cents 4. 98 1,000 barrels, at 20 cents 200.00 204. 98- Sponge 30 pounds, at $1.95 58. 50 80 pounds, at $2.58 206. 40 101£ pounds, at,$1.99 201. 98 466. 88 Eyelets 5.60 Sundries 1,131.42 19 gross copying pencils 104. 41 9 gross automatic pencils 50. 28 3 dozen automatic pencils 11. 25 7 gross lumber pencils 47. 33 9 gross pencils 42. 60 5 dozen blue pencils 31. 55 Envelopes 145. 07 69 gross pens 63. 15 126 quarts ink 49.86 788 gross rubber bands 175. 08 40 boxes paper fasteners. 4. 16 Ink erasers 17. 66 20 pounds rubber erasers 11. 40 12 dozen penholders 3.59 Miscellaneous 340. 40

Total 2, 755, 829. 49

"Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1893. . 29, 977. 35

Yalue of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1894. . 24, 709. 12 — : : : : :

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No. 7. Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for public printing {except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1894.

Machine-finish printing paper:

£,692}$ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.728 $4, 649. 59 8,757 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.827 16, 393. 06 93,884 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at'3.7 cents 3,473.71 663,008 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.9 cents 25, 857. 31

464,884 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4 cents . 18, 595. 36

I, 665 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3,456 5, 754. 23

I I, 481 2% reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at,$3.744 42. 985. 78 6,000 reams, 38 by 48 incbes, 96-pound, at $3.84 23, 040. 00 Sized and supercalendered printing paper:

3,350 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound,at $1.935 6, 482. 25 8,420£g reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2,385 20, 083. 25

500 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.50 2, 250. 00

749£§ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.08 2, 308. 46

1,682^ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3. 43 5, 771. 14 107 reams, 38 by 48 in cues, 140-pound, at $6.16 659. 12

500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $7.42 3, 710. 00

2,500 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $2.64 6, 600. 00 4,208ig reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $2.94 12, 373. 28 150 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 528. 00

719^ reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.92 2, 819. 63

721£g reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $4.40 3, 174. 60

3,500 reams. 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5 17, 500. 00

892^8 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.28 4, 712. 40 2,867ig reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.88 16, 862. 36 300 reams, 22f by 31£ inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 660. 00

800 reams, 22| by 31| inches, 50-pound, at $2.45 1, 960. 00 550 reams, 22J by 31J inches, 42-pound, at $1,848 1, 016. 40 880 reams, 22J by 31J inches, 42-pound, at $2.058 1, 811. 02 600 reams, 22| by 31J inches, 40-pound, at $1.76 1, 408. 00 2,200 reams, 22J by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.96 4, 312. 00

446'reams, 25 by 36 inches, 70-pound, at $3.64 1, 623. 44 05* 30£g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 53-pound, at $2.756 84. 100 reams, 22§ by 28 inches, 48-pound, at $2.112 211. 20 Blue and pink printing paper 12 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 25-pound, at 96 cents 11. 52

2 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 25- pound, at $1.10 2. 20 "White quarto: 848 reams, 10-pound, at 62 cents 525. 76 604 reams, 12-pound, at 74.4 cents 449. 38' "White cap 324 reams, 16-pound, at 97.6 cents-. 316. 22 "White double cap- 536 reams, 28-pound, at $1,736 930. 49

1,801 reams, 32-pound, at $1.984 3, 573. 19 2,606J§ reams, 36-pound, at $2,232 5, 818. 60 Colored double cap 95^g reams, 32-pound, at.$1.76 168. 43

l,122£g reams, 32-pound, at $1.952 : 2, 191. 67 White demy 628 reams, 20-pound, at $1.08 678. 24

2,315 reams, 20-pound, at $1.24 ; . . 2, 870. 60* 429 reams, 25-pound, at $1.55 664. 95 Colored demy:

505% reams, 20-pound, at $1.22 61. 54 50^% reams, 25-pound, at $1 .375 69. 37 3922% reams, 25-pound, at $1.525 598. 39 "White double demy

769 reams, 34-pound, at $1.836 1, 411. 89

1,560 reams, 34- pound, at $2.108 3, 288. 48 332 reams, 40-pound, at $2.16 717. 12 4,2682% reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 10, 585. 26 : : : : : : : :

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"White folio: 204 reams, 16-pound, at 99.2 cents $202. 37 502 reams, 23-pound, at $1.426 715. 84 White double folio

2.120£§.reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 5, 258. 84

101 reams, 55-pound, at $3.41 ..- 344. 41 Blue double folio 168^*reams, 40-pound, at $2.60 438. 36 White medium 98 reams, 20-pound, at.$1.24 121. 52

624 reams, 26-pound, at $1.612 1, 005. 89 Blue medium:

87/jj reams, 26-pound, ati$1.69 147. 62 White royal 253 reams, 28-pound, at $1.512 382. 53 614^5 reams, 28-pound, at:$1.736 1, 067. 38 Blue royal 48^ reams, 28-pound, at $1.624 78. 03 White super-royal: 311 reams, 35-pound, at $2.17 674. 87 White imperial:

922^ reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 2, 288. 30 White special:

633*g reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.968 2, 513. 72 211 reams, 28 by.34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.456 729. 21 103 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.10 319. 30

50 reams, 22J by*28 inches, 48-pound, at $2. 496 124. 80

96^S reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 : pound, at $2.852 275. 22 2,787^g reams, 22£ by 28'inches, 35-pound, at $2.17 6, 048. 86 213 reams, 21 by 31 inches, 32-pound, at $1.984 422. 59 Golden envelope 27 reams. 19 by '24 inches, 28-pound, at^$1.68 45. 36 Cover paper 165i§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.50 414. 50 s 275 5 g reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.35 646. 84 783^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 36-pound, at $1.80 1, 410. 66 220£§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 36-pound, at $1,692 373. 59 199^ reams, 22£ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.50 499. 25 Plate paper

148,213 pounds, at 8.3 cents 12, 301. 70 290 pounds, at 7.4 cents 21. 46 2,480 pounds, at 8.4 cents 208. 32 Map paper:

80,909 pounds, at 15 cents 12, 136. 35 2,995 pounds, at 12.4 cents 371. 38 Fine coaled woodcut paper:

128,033 pounds, at 8.4 cents 10, 754. 77 39,300 pounds, at 7.6 2,986.80 Manila paper: 47 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $6.09 286. 23 54 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $8.96 483. 84 100 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $8.82 882. 00

299|g reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $6.30 1, 886. 85 50 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $5.60 280. 00

500 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, af$3.15 1, 575. 00 100 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.80 280. 00 4 2052 5 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $2.24 459. 65 105 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $2,128 223. 44 216 reams, 20£ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.20 259. 20 106 reams, 20£ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.14 120. 84 3,575 pounds, at 4 cents 143. 00 Glazed bond paper:

107,936 pounds, at 13.8 cents 14, 895. 07 7,523 pounds, at 11.7 cents 880. 20 Artificial parchment

183|g| reams, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at $6,909 1, 270. 28 7 8 46j 0 o reams, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at $6,298 290. 69 : : : : : :: : :

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Artificial parchment—Continued. 91j$$ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 40-pound, at $5.36 $491. 45 70ifg reams, 17 by 22'inches, SS-poun^, at $5,145 361. 83

.*. 92|fg reams, 17 by 22 inches, 35-pound, at $4.69 . 433. 28

Thin bristol board :

37,608 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 4.7 cents 1, 767. 57

24,024 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 4.9 cents 1, 177. IS Thick bristol board:

53,060 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 4.7 cents 2, 493. 80 14,448 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 4.9 cents 707. 95 "White china board: 2,120 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.1-cents 108. 12 4,101 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.9 cents 200. 95 Colored card board 3,690 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.1 cents 188. 19 Pearl-gray bristol board

45,798 pounds, 21 Dy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 1, 831. 92 27,300 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound,, at 3.6 cents 982. 80 Melon bristol board

59,365 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 2, 374. 60 23,894 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 860. 18

Tellow bristol board : (

55,724 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 2, 228. 96

40,950 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 1, 474. 20 Green bristol board 13,669 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4.1 cents 560. 43 22,022 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 792. 79 Ledger cap 186£§ reams, 19-pound, ati$2.546 475. 08

1.010& reams, 19-pound, at $1,729 ..- 1, 746. 89 Ledger double cap

217£g reams, 48-pound, at $6.24 1, 358. 13 107 reams, 48-pound, at $5.904 631. 72

213A§ reams, 42-pound, at $5.46 1, 166. 26 166 reams, 42-pound, at $5.166 857. 55 179 reams, 38-pound, at $4.94 884. 26

l,890ig reams, 38-pound, at $3,458 6, 537. 69

53 reams, 28-pound, at $2.548 . 135. 04 Ledger demy:

726^g reams, 29-pound, at $3.828 2, 782. 57 218 reams, 29-pound, at $3.48 758. 64

799 reams, 29-pound, at $2.639 2, 108. 55

229 5% reams, 29-pound, at $2.262 518. 45 1,232|§ reams, 24-pound, at $2,184 2, 692. 65 Ledger double demy

201f reams, 75-pound, at $12 2, 417. 23

107fj$Teams, 75-pound, at $9.75 1, 049. 78 455£§ reams, 58-pound, at $5.278 2, 406. 24 16 reams, 58-pound, at $4. 524 72.38

714,^ reams, 48-pound, at $4.368 3, 119. 63

465 reams, 40-pound, $3.64 1, 692. 60 Ledger medium

570 reams, 38-pound, at $5.89 3, 357. 30 1,373& reams, 38-pound, $3.458 4, 748. 70 208 reams, 30-pound, at $4.65 967. 20 Ledger royal

258|g| reams, 46-pound, at $7.36 1, 903. 23

210 reams, 35-pound, at $5.60 1, 176. 00 Ledger superroyal:

150 reams, 57-pound, at $10.203 1, 530. 45 50£§§ reams, 57-pound, $7.98 405.51 Ledger imperial:

75 reams, 75-pound, at $14. 025 1, 051. 88 Ledger special: 100 reams, 20£ by 24J inches, 70-pound, at $14.50 1, 450. 00

22j}f;« reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100 pound, at $15 341. 04 47 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $13.90 653. 30 : : : :

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Ledger special—Continued. 1,656 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 56-pound, at $5,096 $8, 438. 98

lOlf J" reams, 24 by 72 incbes, 75-pound, at $11.25 1, 143. 63 at 944. 58 242 5*o reams, 21J by 29 incbes, 50-pound, $3.90 aj 5155 reams, 13± by 21 incbes, 30-pound, at $2.73 1, 406. 77

130 reams, 15 by 23 incbes, 28-pound, at $2,548 . .-. 331. 24 Tissue paper: 200 reams, S. and C, at $1.38 276. 00

7142 g reams, S. and C, at $1.24 886. 17 6 453. 412, o reams, S. and C, at $1.10 53 275 reams, extra super, at 72 cents 198. 00 Blotting paper: 10 reams, 19 by 24 incbes, 100-pound, at $6.95 69. 50 Tar paper 50 reams, 24 by 36 incbes, 50-pound, at $3.80 190. 00 50 reams, 24 by 36 incbes, 50-pound, at $3.50 175. 00 t Plaid paper: 1 39 reams, 23 by 31^ incbes, at $7.50 299. 25 38i§§ reams, 22^ by 28 incbes, at $6.50 248. 40 Marble paper 100 reams, double cap, at $6.05 605. 00 64 reams medium, at $5.80 371. 20 Comb paper: 48 reams, 22 by 28 incbes, at $9.85 472. 80 8 reams, 22 by 28 incbes, at $9.74 77. 92 39£ reams, double cap, at $9 355. 5C 10 reams, double cap, at $8.98 89. 80 19 reams, 20 by 25 incbes, at $8.80 167. 20 10 reams. 20 by 25 incbes, at $8.74 87. 40 Erencb folio

105 reams, 17 by 22 incbes, 10-pound, at 72 cents i 75. 60 Onion-skin paper: 5 reams, 19 by 24 incbes, at $4.69 23. 45 10^ reams, 15 by 25 incbes, at $3.85 40. 04 Telegrapb manila 9 reams, 17 by 22 incbes, 20-pound, at $1.20 10. 80

Total 471, 619. 78

Inventory showing the quantity of paper on hand June 30, 1894. Cost. 4,843 reams, 194 quires, macbine-finish printing $10,384.67 4,411 reams, 13 quires, S. and S. C. printing... 14, 358.42 8,050 reams, 151 quires, white and colored writing paper 15,977.68 970 reams, 18? quires, cover paper 2, 084. 41

440 reams, 7 quires, map paper 2, 412. 27 173 reams, 152 quires, woodcut paper 912. 17 302 reams, 8 quires, manila paper 473. 49 67 reams, 15 quires, tissue paper 42. 01 30 reams, 14? quires, golden envelope paper 51. 61 1,540,479 sheets bond paper 14,268. 34

260,496 sheets artificial parchment 3, 162. 73 16, 555 sheets parchment deed paper 171. 01 30,162 sheets white and colored cardboard 661. 71 194,057 sheets white and colored bristol board 2,005.67 5,454 reams, 10 quires, first class white and colored ledger paper 23, 946. 15

4, 403 reams second-class white and colored ledger paper 13, 113. 23 177 reams S. and C. tissue paper 197. 75 146 reams copying paper 245. 68

317 reams rope manila paper 1, 891. 68 169 reams, 10 quires, comb paper 1,541.45

62 reams plaid paper - 431. 00 100 reams marble paper 585. 76 29 reams tar paper '- 110. 20 14 reams, 10 quires, blotting paper 79. 00

Total 109,108.90 S. Mis. 46 3 — :

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No. 8. Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1S94.

Wages $158,075.51 ' Machine-finish printing paper :

145,086 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.7 cents 5, 368. 18 930, 211 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4 cents,, 37, 208. 44 Manila paper 3,480 pounds, at 3.8 cents 132. 24 10,504 pounds, at 4 cents 1 420. 16 33 reams marble paper, at $6.05 199.64 reams golden envelope paper, at $1.96 53. 34

Compiling index 10, 620. 60 Gas 145. 25 Ice 84.00

Rent of telephone > 120. 00 308JHS tons coal, at $4.98 1,537.46 41,640 feet imitation russia leather, at 8.4 cents 3, 497. 76

12 dozen law sheep, at $7.70 1 92. 40 1 dozen title leather 6. 11 3,000 pounds web-press ink, at 25 cents 750. 00

53, 350 pounds binders' boards, at 2 cents 1, 067. 00

170 packs gold leaf, at $6.73 1, 144. 10

14,400 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.7 cents 1, 108. 80

500 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents . 140. 00 1,000 pounds glue, at 9.4 cents 94. 00 228 pounds twine, at 26.5 cents 60. 42 150 spools thread, at 90 cents 135. 00

100 pounds stitching-machine wire 9. 50

500 pounds bar tin, at 21.4 cents , 107. 00 1,018 pounds rope, at 7| cents 78. 90 25 barrels sawdust, at 20 cents 5. 00 3 barrels flour, at $3. 60 10. 80

40 pounds egg albumen, at 60 cents : 24. 00 52| gallons benzine, at 6.6 cents 3. 47 2 dozen bottles sweet oil, at 59 cents 1. 18 100 figure cases 65.00 2 dozen chairs, at $15 30. 00 24| yards rubber blanketing 218. 39 Type 348. 44

Freight, boxing, etc 1 , , - 3. 40 Engraving 40 illustrations 193. 84 Miscellaneous items 166. 59

Total 223,325.92

No. 9. Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving {except Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

500 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 82, secpnd session Fifty-second Con- gress $60.00

1,994 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. USTo. 7, first session Eifty-third Con-

gress v 1,092.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 22, first session Eifty-third Con- gress 47.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 25, first session Fifty-third Con- gress 80.00

1,794 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 59, second session Fifty-third Congress 30.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 67, second session Fifty third Congress 50.00 1,794 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70, second session Fifty-third Congress 60.00 1,794 copies of 2 Illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 168, second session Fifty-third Congress 95.00 1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 118, second session Fifty-third Congress 35.00 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

1,994 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 168, second session Fifty-third Congress $10.00 1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Eeport No. 45, first session Fifty-third Con- gress 9.00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Eeport No. 396, second session Fifty-third Con-

gress - ~". 8.00

2, 434 copies of 23 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 43, second session Fifty-second Con-

= - gress i 100. OO

1, 844 copies of lillustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 27, fir st session Fifty-third Congress ... 37. 00

1. 794 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 53, first session Fifty -third Congress. 20. 00 300 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 47, second session Fifty-third Congress. 16. 0O

1, 794 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 49, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 10. oo

1, 794 copies of lillustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 51. second session Fifty-third Congress. 65. 00

1, 994copiesof 8 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 96, second session Fifty-third Congress. 650. 00

1, 794 copies of lillustration tor House Ex. Doc. No. 128, second session Fifty-third Congress. 30. 00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 145, second session Fifty-third Congress . 25. 00

1, 794 copies ofl illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 158, second session Fifty-third Congress. 15. 00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 217, second session Fifty-third Congress. 15.00' 12,794 copies of 4 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 94, second session Fifty-second Congress 285.00 10,794 copies of 4 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 107, second session Fifty-second

Congress -' 30.00 1,794 copies of 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 193, second session Fifty-third Congress 40.00 1,794 copies of 3 illustrations for House Eeport No. 853, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 87.00 45 copies of 8 illustrations for Hearings and Testimony in Hawaiian Investigation before Senate Committee on Foreign Eelations 125. 00 2,094 copies of 8 illustrations for Eeport of Senate Committee on Foreign Eelations on Hawaiian Investigation 235.00 400 copies of 2 illustrations for Hearings before Senate Committee on Indian Affairs relat- ing to Senate Bill No. 1532 70. 00. 100 copies of 3 illustrations for Hearings before Senate Committee on Naval Affairs regard- ing Personnel of the Navy 200. 00' 1,500 copies of 3 illustrations for Eeport of Senate Committee on Naval Affairs on the Personnel of the Navy 95. 00

1,994 copies of 1 and 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Correspondence relating to Hawaii. . . 58. 00 3,694 copies of 4 illustrations for Proceedings and Transactions of the Fifth International Geological Congress 510. 00 7.294 copies of 2 illustrations for Commercial Eelations for 1893 70. 00

4, 594 copies of 21 and 3, 294 copies of 20 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1891 700. 00

500 copies of 6 illustrations for Appendix No. 4, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1891 6. 00'

300 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 8, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 3. 00

300 copies of 8 illustrations for Appendix No. 10, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 . 10. OO 200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 14, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1891 2. 0O

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 15, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1891 3. 0O

1, 000 copies of 6 illustrations for Appendix No. 16, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey Eeport for 1891 10. 00

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 1, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1892, Part 2! 5. 0O

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendices Nos. 5, 6, 7, and 9, United States Coast and Geo- detic Survey Eeport for*1892, Part 2 22. 50

300 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 19, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1892, Part 2 , 7. 50 500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 29, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1892, Part 2 7.50

300 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 35, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1892, Part 2 9. 0O 375 copies of 9 illustration's for Eegulations Concerning Uniforms 45. 00 36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

200 copies of 4 illustrations for Plans and Specifications of a "Wooden Lifeboat $55. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for a Monomoy Lifeboat 15. 00

250 copies of 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for a McLellan Boat Wagon 8. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for Instructions for Equipping, Loading, and Unloading the

McLellan Boat "Wagon 8. 00 5,910 copies of 18 illustrations for Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the United States for 1893 904. 00 300 copies of 11 illustrations for Specifications for Duluth Life-Saving Station 110. 00 3,000 copies of 1 illustration for Begulations Governing Oleomargarine 40. 00 €50 copies of 3 illustrations for Atlantic Coast Pilot, Part 5 50. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration for Specifications for Self-righting and Self-sailiug Lifeboats . . 10. 00 825 copies of 3 illustrations for Proceedings of Forty-second Annual Meeting of Supervis- ing Inspectors of Steam Vessels 45. 00 1,030 copies of 1 illustration for Regulations for the Revenue-Cutter Service 57. 00 13,284 copies of 45 sheets of the Atlas for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 40, 500. 00

7,100 copies of 4, 7,200 copies of 211, and 7,300 copies of 67 illustrations for Annual Report

of the Chief of Engineers for 1893 2, 486. 25 7,944 copies of 119 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 820. 00

700 copies of 7 illustrations for Appendix No. 9, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 52. 50 200 copies of 9 illustrations for Appendix No. 12, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 13. 50

2,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendix No. 13, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 16. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 14, Annual Report of tho Chief of Ordnance

for i893 1. 50 100 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 15, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 1.50 200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 16, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 3. 00 100 copies of 5 illustrations for Appendix No. 20, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 7.50

200 copies of 14 illustrations for Appendix No. 28, AnnualReport of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 21. 00

200 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. 43, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 4. 50 200 copies of 7 illustrations for Appendix No. 44, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 14.00 200 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 48, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 : 3.50 100 copies of 8 illustrations for Appendix No. 49, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 16. 00 700 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the General Commanding the Army for 1893 25.00 6,744 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Inspector-General to the General Commanding the Army for 1893 75. 00 5,744 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Military Acad- emy for 1893 25.00 300 copies of 9 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief Signal Oflicer for 1891 36. 00 200 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 60 15. 00 550 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 62 60. 00 550 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 63 18. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Instructions for making Requisitions for Targets and Parts- 6. 00 300 copies of 43 illustrations for Papers of the Military Division, International Congress of Engineers 288.00 600 copies of 8 illustrations for Specifications for Improved Ambulance "Wagon (1892

pattern) . 58.00 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Erankfort Arsenal Base Percussion Fuses A and B 10. 00 10,000 copies of 1 illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 550. 00 600 copies of 8 illustrations for Artillery Circular E 45. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Description of Projectiles, United States Army 60. 00 6 , 194 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering for 1893 50.00 700 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1894 20. 00 1, 550 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1897 28. 00 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

00' 2, 825 copies of 5 illustrations for General Information Series, No. XII $95. 500 copies of 11 illustrations for General Instructions for Hydrographic Parties 62. 50

1, 200 copies of 43 illustrations for Description of United States Naval Ordnance 193. 00

1, 050 copies of 20 illustrations for International Signal Code 395. 00 21, 034 copies of 14 illustrations for Twelfth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey 3, 523. 00

17. 294 copies of 39 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey 5, 187. 00

5, 294 copies of 1 illustration for Fourteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey ' 230. 00

4, 794 copies of 16 illustrations for Monograph XIX, United States Geological Survey 1, 975. 00

4, 794 copies of 14 illustrations for Monograph XXII, United States Geological Survey 525. 00

4, 794 copies of 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 86, United States Geological Survey 825. 00

4, 794 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 104, United States Geological Survey 204. 00

4, 794 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 105, United States Geological Survey 229. 00

4, 794 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 108, United States Geological Survey. . 4 245. 00 4, 794 copies of 8 illustrations for Bulletin No. 109. United States Geological Survey 765. 00

4, 794 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 110, United States Geological Survey 298. 00

4, 794 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. Ill, United States Geological Survey 425. 00

8, 294 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for 1893 410.00

1, 100 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners for

1893 .. 75.00 550 copies of 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Mine Inspector of Utah for 1893 55. 00 6,294 copies of 3 illustrations for Report of the Acting Superintendent of the Sequoia and

General Grant National Park for 1893 , 138. 00 24,794 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the United States Civil Service Commission for 1892 980. 00 12,000 copies of 9 illustrations for Instructions to Applicants, United States Civil Service Commission 95.00 20,000 copies of 9 illustrations for Schedule of Examinations for 1893 180. 00 16,500 copies of 1 illustration for Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office 83. 00 4,794 copies of 20 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1892. 249. 47

63,000 copies of 44 illustrations for Report on Diseases of Cattle, and Cattle Feeding 2, 421. 00

63,000 copies of 96 illustrations for Report on Sheep Industry of the United States 3, 450. 00 53,000 copies of 11 illustrations for Eighth and Ninth Annual Reports of the Bureau of

Animal Industry, 1891 and 1892 1, 100. 00 10,000 copies of 10 illustrations for Report of the Pomologist in the Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1892 243. 23 500 copies of 5 illustrations for Report of the Ornithologist in the Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1892 25. 00

5,050 copies of 11 illustrations for Bulletin No. 4, Division of Vegetable Pathology, Depart-

ment of Agricultur e . . 464. 00

1,000 copies of 31 illustrations for Bulletin No. 4, Division of Forestry, Department of Agriculture 44. 00 2,550 copies of 2 illustrations for Contributions to the United States National Herbarium,

vol. 1, No. 8 86.00 4,050 copies of 21 illustrations for Contributions to the United States National Herbarium,

vol. 4, No. 1 727.00 9,794 copies of 19 illustrations for Eleventh Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology 1, 299. 50

9,794 copies of 4 illustrations for Yol. VIII, Contributions to North American Ethnology . 285. 00 1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Sixth Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Com- mission 49. 00 1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Seventh Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Com-

mission : 32. 00

6,000 copies of 1 illustration for Fifth Annual Report of Statistics of Railways, 1893 125. 00

6,000 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix 6, Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission 141.00

5,500 copies of 1 and 5, 811 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Commissioner of Labor on the Phosphate Industry of the United States 535. 00 25 copies of 4 illustrations for Supreme Court record No. 165 5. 00 30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims case No. 74 10. 00 30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims case No. 17871 4. 00

4,294 copies of 36 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences for 1891. 2, 188. 00 7,294 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission for 1892 320. 00 38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

40,000 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, first session Fifty-third Con- gress $240.00 50,000 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, second session Fifty-third Congress 300.00

50 copies of 1 illustration for Information Concerning the Government Printing Office 7. 00

Engraving 112 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 20, first session Fifty-third Congress. . 326. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 14, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 20. 00 Engraving 38 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 250. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 23, first session Fifty-third Congress.. 3. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 35, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 49.50 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 59, second session Fifty-third Congress. 2. 50 Engraving 7 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 77, second session Fifty-third Congress. 60. 50

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 98, second session Fifty-third Congress. 6. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 124, second session Fifty-third Con- gress 10. 80 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 168, second session Fifty-third Congress. 10. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Report -No. 125, second session Fifty-third Congress. . 5. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 27, first session Fifty -third Congress. .». . 2. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 202, second session Fifty-third Congress. 16. 00 Engraving 32 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. 94, second session Fifty-second Congress.. 262. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 107, second session Fifty-second Congress. 1. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 35, first session Fifty-third Congress 23. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 7, second session Fifty-third Congress. . 82. 00 .

Engraving 2 illustrations for House Report No. 148, first session Fifty-third Congress. '. . 36. 75

Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 830, second session Fifty-third Congress. . . 4. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings and Testimony in Hawaiian Investigation hefore Senate Committee on Foreign Relations 33. 20 Engraving 2 illustrations for Replies to Tariff Inquiries 27. 00 Engraving 33 illustrations for Proceedings and Transactions of the Fifth International Geological Congress 91.00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Report on Commerce and Navigation for 1893 102. 75

Engraving 5 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Report for 1891. . . 16. 00 Engraving 34 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Report for 1892, Parts land 2 90.50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 27, United States Coast and Goodetic Survey.. 11.50

Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 28, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey 3. 50 Engraving 36 illustrations for Catalogue of Charts and other publications, 1893 198. 25 Engraving 8 illustrations for Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the United States for

* 1892 48.00 Engraving 48 illustrations for Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Board of Supervis- ing Inspectors of Steam Vessels 121.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Summary Statement of Imports and Exports of the United

States, No. 1, July, 1892-93 15. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Examination Papers for the Revenue-Cutter Service 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Form No. 62, Marine-Hospital Service 2.50

Engraving 10 illustrations for Circular No. 27, Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels. .. 16. 00 Engraving 21 illustrations for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 107. 75 Engraving 14 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1893 87. 00 Engraving 23 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 85. 00 Engraving 20 illustrations for Annual Report of the Surgeon -General, United States Army, for 1893 165. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 62 7. 50 Engraving 7 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 63 34. 50 Engraving 81 illustrations for Papers of the Military Division, International Congress of Engineers 469. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Roster of Troops engaged at the Battle of Chickamauga 10. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Roster of Troops engaged at the Battle of Chattanooga 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Circular in regard to Monuments, etc., on Chickamauga Battle- field 12.50

Engraving 31 illustrations for Artillery Circular G - - 79. 25 Engraving 75 illustrations for Artillery Circular H 95. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Catalogue of Supplies, Rock Island Arsenal 2. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications for Saddle Cloths 8. 50 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications for Housing for General Officers $8. 50 Engraving 19 illustrations for Manual of Drill for the Hospital Corps, United States Army 17.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Specifications Regarding Smokeless Ponder 3. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for The Organization of the German Army 19. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Eeport of the Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, "Navy Department, 1893 : 2.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1897 12. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for American Xautical Almanac for 1897 34. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Sailing Directions, East Coast of South America 3.50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the "United States Geological Survey 22.00 Engraving 73 illustrations for Monograph XXI, United States Geological Survey 600. 00 Engraving 99 illustrations for Monograph XXIII, United States Geological Survey 166. 30 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 101, United States Geological Survey 63. 00 Engraving 29 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 109, United States Geological Survey 71. 00 Engraving'? illustrations for Bulletin Xo. Ill, United States Geological Survey 29. 50

Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 112, United States Geological Survey .-. 14. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Built tin Xo. 113. United States Geological Survey 2. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 119, United States Geological Survey 11. 00 Engraving 63 illustrations for Annual Eeport of the Commissioner of Education for 1891. 46. 55 Engraving 22 illustrations for Annual Eeport of the Commissioner of Education for 1892. 165. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Statement of Commissioner of Education in the Annual Eeport of the Secretary of the Interior for 1893 5. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for History of Higher Education in Delaware 14. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for History of Higher Education in Tennessee 40. 00 Engraving 11 illustrations for History of Higher Education in Iowa 73. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Annual Eeport on Hot Springs Eeservation Improvement, 1893 22.10 Engraving 81 illustrations for List and Statistics of Public Libraries in the United States. 40. 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office 16."50 Engraving 1 illustration for Eeport on Production of Coal in 1892 2. 00

Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 3, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture 21.00

Engraving 33 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 5, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of

Agriculture -• 50. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bitlletin Xo. 40, Division of Chemistry, Department of Agri- culture 9.00

Engraving 4 illustrations for Farmers' Bulletin Xo. 11, Department of Agriculture 6. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Contributions to the United States Xational Herbarium, Vol. % Xo. 8 6. 00

Engraving 3 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 2, Division of Vegetable Pathology, Department of Agriculture 5.00

Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 5, Division of Vegetable Pathology, Department of Agriculture 52.00

Engraving 1 illustration for Insect Life, Vol. VI, Xo. 2 2. 00 Engraving 241 illustrations for Eleventh Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 841. 25 Ed graving 298 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 149. 00 Engraving 169 illustrations for Eeport of the Smithsonian Institution for 1892, Part 1 173. 50 Engraving 129 illustrations for Eeport of the Smithsonian Institution for 1892, Part 2 557. 75 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Ethnology entitled "Bibliography of the "Wakashan Languages " 12. 50 Engraving 21 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Ethnology entitled "Chinook Texts" 20.00

Engraving 21 illustrations for Bulletin of the Bureau of Ethnology entitled "An Ancient , Quarry in the Indian Territory " 60. 00 Engraving 55 illustrations for Proceedings of Xational Museum for 1893 221. 50 Engraving 4 illustrations for Proceedings of Xational Museum for 1894 20. 00

Engraving 214 illustrations for Special Bulletin Xo. 2, Xational Museum, "Deep-sea Fishes of the Xorth Atlantic Ocean " 233. 50

Engraving 179 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 43, Xational Museum '. 230. 50 Engraving 18 illustrations for Bulletin Xo. 45, Xational Museum 62. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Interstate-Commerce Commission v. The C. A. O. and T. P.

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Engraving 4 illustrations for memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences for 1891 7. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for List of Members of the House of Representatives 6. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, first session Fifty-third Congress.. 3. 25 Engraving 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1893 34. 00 Engraving 592 illustrations for Bulletin of United States Eish Commission for 1892 541. 30 Engraving 19 illustrations for Bulletin of United States Fish Commission for 1893 61. 50 Engraving 22 illustrations for Bulletin of United States Fish Commission for 1894 62. 50

Total 91,542.20

No. 10. Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1891) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Wages $194.02

No. 11. Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Wages $113,058.44 Machine-finish printing paper 357,026 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.9 cents 13, 924. 01 581,644 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4 cents 23, 265. 76 168,000 pounds woodcut paper, at 8.4 cents 14, 112. 00 59 reams tar paper, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $3.50 175. 00 26 reams rope manila, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $6. 30 163. 80

1, 688 pieces book-cloth, at $3.89 6, 566. 32

168,750 pounds binder's boards, at 2 cents 3, 375. 00 2,820 pounds web-press ink, at 25 cents 705. 00

1,370 pounds cut ink, at 75 cents 1, 027. 50 3,750 pounds glue, at 9.4 cents 352. 50 450 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.76 792. 00 5,080 pounds bar lead, at 4f cents 211. 30 505,000 copies each of 20 illustrations 26, 290. 53

5,000 patent releasable clips 2, 500. 00 15, 000 pressing blocks 797. 50 384 pounds twine, at 26.5 cents 101. 76 200 spools thread, at 76 cents - 152. 00 100 pounds thread, at 81.2 cents 81. 20 6 barrels flour, at $3.60 21. 60

8 dozen bottles sweet oil, at 59 cents 4. 72 2\ dozen lye brushes, at $9.40 23. 50 1 new wagon* 375. 00

1 book-sawing machine , 150. 00 9 book saws, at 2.25 20.25 24^ yards rubber blanketing 156. 19 Sewing canvas on rubber blankets 18. 50

Total 208, 451. 38

No. 12. Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1893) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Wages $3, 848. 14

60,077 pounds machine-finish printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.7 cents 2, 256. 15 1,150 pounds web-press ink, at 25 cents 287. 50

Nickel plating 64 pages of text 7. 68

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No. 13. Statement showing the disbursements on account of removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Kent $8,062.90

No. 14. Statement showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Wages --" - $115,070.75 Sized and supercalendered printing paper 800 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5 4, 000. 00

6, 769. 40 I, 538^ reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100 : pound, at $4.40 812 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.50 3, 654. 00 770 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $3.96 3, 049. 20 Plate paper 38,699 pounds, at 8.3 cents 3, 212. 03 9,985 pounds, at 7.4 cents 738. 89 16,705 pounds woodcut paper, at 8.4 cents 1, 403. 22 1§ reams rope-manila paper, at $6.30 9. 45 2,307 pounds book printing ink, at 50 cents 1, 153. 50 Bar lead 10,175 pounds, at 4J cents - 483. 31 II, 030 pounds, at 4.2 cents 463. 26 Binders' boards 10,000 pounds, at 2.9 cents 290. 00 40,900 pounds, at 2.8 cents 1, 145. 20 1,000 pounds roller composition, at 30 cents 300. 00 100 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1 .76 176. 00 400 pounds glue, at 9.4 cents 37. 60 300 brass galleys, 9 by 23 inches 445. 00 53 gallons benzine, at 6.6 cents 3. 50

50 pounds cotton waste, at 8. 4 cents 4. 20 5 pounds sponge, at $1. 99 9. 95 1 dozen bottles sweet oil 5. 90 f 1 dozen lye brushes 9. 40 1 dozen pick brushes 6. 25

Lithographing 31,794 copies each of 21 illustrations for Report on Population, vol. 1 4, 395. 00 Lithographing 10,000 copies each of 23 illustrations for Report on Statistics and Condition of Indians 3,300.00

Lithographing 5,000 copies each of 17 illustrations for Report on Mines and Mining 1, 150. 00 Lithographing 5,000 copies each of 12 illustrations for Report on Wealth, Debt, and Taxation 350. 00 Lithographing 5,000 copies each of 6 illustrations for Report on Alaska 675. 00 Lithographing 25,000 copies each of 9 illustrations for Compendium, Part 1 375.00 Lithographing 2,294 copies each of 12 illustrations for Monograph on Vital Statistics of the District of Columbia and Baltimore 325.00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Report on Population, Part 1 105. 50 Engraving 14 illustrations for Monograph on Vital Statistics of New York and Brooklyn. 29. 00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Monograph on Vital Statistics of the District of Columbia and Baltimore 33. 00' Engraving 34 illustrations for Monograph* on Irrigation in the Western Part of the United States 142. 00

Engraving 1 illustration for Monograph on Transportation on the Pacific Coast 7. 50

Total j 153,327.01

No. 15. Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing second edition of Growth of Industrial Art during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894,

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

The following table shows the distribution of the usual number of copies of execu- tive and miscellaneous documents, reports of committees, bills and joint resolutions, and Journals of both Houses of Congress:

UNBOUND COPIES.

Senate. House.

delivered. Where Docu- Jour- Docu- Jour- Public Bills. ments. nal. ments. nal. bills.

Document room of the House 353 326 353 Office of the Clerk of the House. 20 15 100 Library of the House Document room of the Senate 200 224 125 Office of Secretary of the Senate. 11 15 Folding room of the Senate 145 160 Library of the Senate Department of State 18 Public Printer

Total 30 750 602 50

BOUND COPIES.

Senate. House.

Where delivered. Docu- Docu- Journal. Journal. ments. ments.

5 78 5 78 86 25 86 25 43 43 Senate Library 36 36 36 36 344 337 447 348 Clerk of the House for governors of States 123

7 7 30 15 Library of Congress 52 52 52 52 420 435 470 435 Department of State 2 10 2 10 Court of Claims 2 2

995 1,025 1, 128 1,124 Total unbound 747 30 602 50

1,742 1, 055 1, 730 1,174 Number authorized 1,607 1,055 1,607 1,174

SUMMARY.

Senate. House.

Docu- Docu- Public Private Journal. Bills. Journal. ments. ments. bills. bills.

747 30 750 602 50 600 135 Orders and files 53 16 50 44 10 60 60

Number to be printed. 800 46 800 646 60 660 195

Bound 995 1, 025 1,128 1, 124

Total 1,795 1,071 1,774 1,184 —— :

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No. 17. Statement of allotments, etc., made for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and of the approximate cost of the work executed for the same, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Total of allotments special appro- priations, Blank £tucl ctniounts Departments, etc. Printing. Paper. Total. received ing,ruling, from Depart- etc. ments and deposited in Treasury.

$346, 000. 00 $161, 312. 91 $45, (11. 61 $108, 727. 59 $315, 751. 81

i oa nnA aa TO 1 CO AO 130, 000. 00 72, 15d. 02 17, 447. 63 40, 326. 13 129, 926. 78

A 1 KQ7 A A 70, 942. do 47, 587. 44 4, 815. 53 17, 173. 88 69, 576. 85 01 r70K AO 361, 168. 39 59, 216. 05 31, 725. 92 31, 563. 22 122, 505. 19 OAK AH lO QOO OK Patent Office 205, 517. 4/ 12, o2». o5 lb, 4b0. 11 234, 307. 43

OAA AAA AA do nft7 OA AR AAQ AO 1 CO CO— AA 200, 000. 00 Oo, y97. -0 4o, yue. yo 52, 081. 81 lbd, 58 <. 99

oa n \n i a AO firtC AO 1 £AA OO 89, 747. lb 43, 605. 02 lb, o00. 66 9, 360. 20 69, 565. 55

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1 I70A CK 10, 000. 00 5, 411. 30 555. 67 1, 720. b5 7, 687. 62

Sxipreme Court of the United States. 9, 000. 00 8, 223. 47 109. 46 654. 54 8, 987. 47

12, 000. 00 8, 462. 81 172. 31 446. 75 9, 081. 87

1 KAA AA 1 AOO AA Supreme court, District of Columbia. 1, 500. 00 992. 07 89. 12 351. 90 1, 433. 09

12, 000. 00 278. 70 160. 65 11, 553. 68 11, 993. 03

Executive Office 2, 000. 00 328. 30 23.16 472.11 823. 57

7, 000. 00 2, 601. 57 1, 979. 89 2, 372. 24 6, 953. 70

National Museum 12, 000. 00 8, 413. 81 1, 734. 62 1, 807. 75 11, 956. 18

Public Printer 5, 405. 02 1, 343. 04 2, 007. 56 8, 755. 62

Total 1, 289, 657. 30 713, 995. 62 182, 621. 95 302, 518. 44 1, 199, 136. 01

No. 18. Statement of the distribution of the hound and unbound volumes of the Congres- sional Record for the first session of the Fifty-third Congress. Volumes.

Delivered to Senate folding room 5, 776 Delivered to House folding room 29, 320 Delivered to House Library 200 Delivered to Library of Congress 208 Delivered to officers of the House 36 Delivered to justices and officers of tbe Supreme Court of the United States 48 Delivered to Official Reporter of tbe Senate 20 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 200 On hand 392

Total 36, 200

The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound is as follows

For Congress 16,075 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 For justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 12

Total 16, 203

Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress, 8,774 were delivered unbound upon orders of Members of Congress. — .

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Hio. 19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895.

Weight Name of contractor. Description of paper. per Quantity ream

PRINTING PAPER. Lbs. Reams.

Alexander Balfour, Philadel- Best machine finish, 24 by 38 inches . 48 10, 000 phia, Pa.

W. H. Parsons & Co., New Best machine finish (in rolls 48 inches 10, 000 York, N. Y. wide), 24 by 38 inches.

P. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, do 5, 000 Pa. P^obt. 0. Moorhouse, Philadel- Best machine finish (in rolls 38 inches 5,000

phia, Pa. wide) , 24 by 38 inches.

P. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, do 5, 000 Pa.

New York and Pennsylvania do 5, 000 Co., New York, N. Y.

IVm.M. Singerly, Philadelphia, do 5, 000 Pa.

Do. Best machine finish, 38 by 48 inches . 5, 000

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, ....do 5, 000 Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadel- do 5,000 phia, Pa. Do Best machine finish, any size not 500 enumerated above and not exceed- ing 38 inches in width.

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 45 4, 000 Md. inches. Adams & Rishop Co., New Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 90 2,000 York, N Y. inches.

Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa Sized and supercalendered, white or 70 3, 500 tinted, 24 by 38 inches. Do Sized and supercalendered, white or 140 1,000 tinted, 38 by 48 inches. Adams & Bishop Co., New Sized and supercalendered, white or 60 5,000 York, N. Y. tinted, 24 by 32 inches. Do. Sized and supercalendered, white or 120 1,000 tinted, 32 by 48 inches. Do. Sized and supercalendered, white or 80 500 tinted, 29 by 43 inches.

Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa. Sized and supercalendered, white or 100 3, 000 tinted, 38 by 48 inches.

Do. do 120 1, 500 Adams & Bishop Co., New Sized and supercalendered, white or York, N. Y. tinted, 22| by 31J inches. 50 1, 500 Do do 42 1,200

Do do 40 3, 000 Do Sized and supercalendered, white or 500 tinted, any size not enumerated above and not exceeding 38 inches in width.

WRITING PAPER, TO BE OF ANT RE- QUIRED WEIGHT. The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., White quarto post, 10 by 16 inches 1, 500 Holyoke.Mass.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue quarto post, 10 by 16 inches. 100 Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White cap, 14 by 17 inches 1, 000

Do. White double cap, 16J by 26 or 17 by 28 6, 500 inches.

Conrow Bros. , New York, N. Y Laid or wove double cap of any re- 1, 000 quired color, 17 by 28 inches. €h^s. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White demy, 16 by 20£ inches 3,000 — .

58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continued.

Weight Name of contractor. Description of paper. per Quantity ream

WRITING PAPER., TO BE OF ANY RE- QUIRED weight— continued. Lbs. Reams. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y Laid or wove demy of any required 1,000 color, 16 by 20| inches.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White double demy, 20| by 32 inches. 5, 000 Pa. The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., "White folio post, 17 by 22 inches 1.0C0 Holyoke, Mass. Conrow Bros., New York. N. Y. Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches 100 Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches 2,000 Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches 100 The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., White medium, 18 by 23 inches 1,000 Holyoke, Mass. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches 100

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White royal, 19 by 24 inches . 1, 200 Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches 100 Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White superroyal, 20 by 28 inches 1,000 Pa.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches . 100

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White imperial, 22J by 31 inches. 1,000 Pa.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Blue imperial, 22 J by 31 inches 100

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, White, of any required size not enu- 4, 000 Pa, merated above and not exceeding 28 inches in width.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. Colored, of any required size, not enu- 100 merated above and not exceeding 28 inches in width. Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches 28 100 Pa. cover paper.

Linton Bros.& Co.,Pawtucket, Any required color, 20 by 25 inches . . 1,200 P. I. Do. Any required color, 22£ by 32 inches. 50 500

PLATE PAPEE. Pounds.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y Sized or unsized, and of any required 75, 000 size, weight, or tint.

MAP PAPER.

Do. Linen, of any required size and weight.

WOODCUT PAPER.

Do. Fine coated, of any required size, 100, 000 weight, or tint.

MANILA PAPER. Reams. Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Any required size and weight 500 Pa. Dohler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md Pope manila, any required size and 1,000 weight. Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pure bleached, 24 by 38 inches 145 50 Pa. GLAZED BOND PAPER. Pounds.

Norman Paper Co., Holyoke. Any required, size, weight, and color, 80, 000 not exceeding 24 by 38 inches.

ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

The Fairfield Paper Co., Fair- Any required size and weight 15, 000 field, Mass. — . . .

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

No. 19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing} for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continaed.

Weight ISTame of contractor. Description of paper. per Quantity. Price.

PARCHMENT DEED PAPER. Lbi Pounds. Per pound. The Fairfield Paper Co., Fair- Any required size and weight % 000 13.3 cents. field, Mass. BRISTOL AND CARD BOARD. Sheets.

Crocker. Burbank&Co., Fitch- Thin bristol board, 22 by 28 inches. .. 200, 000 4.9 cents. burg, Ma..s. Do Thick bristol board, 22 by 28 inches.. 140 200, 000 4.9 cents.

A.G. Elliot & Co. Philadelphia, Heavy P. R. board, 22 by 28 inches... 280 20, 000 4.8 cents, Pa.

Chas.M. Stoever,Philadelphia, White china board, 22 by 28 inches. . 210 20, 000 4.9 cents. Pa. A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches 210 10. 000 4.9 cents. Pa.

Chas. M. Stoever,Philadelphia, Manila cardboard, 18 by 19£ inches . . 134 5, 000 5.1 cents. Pa.

Crocker, Burbank & Co., Fitch- Pearl-gray bristol board, 21 by 31 130 350, 000 3.6 cents. burg, Mass. inches.

Do Melon bristol board, 21 by 31 inches. .. 130 350, 000 3.6 cents-

Alexander Balfour, Philadel- Golden bristol board, 21 by 31 inches. 130 10, 000 8.4 cents. phia, Pa.

Crocker, Burbank & Co., Fitch- Yellow bristol board, 21 by 31 inches.. 130 450, 000 3.6 cents. burg, Mass.

Do Green bristol board, 21 by 31 inches. 130 200, 000 3.6 cents.

Alexander Balfour, Philadel- Colored bristol board of any required 10, 000 5.5 cents. phia, Pa. size and weight.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER OF ANT REQUIRED WEIGHT. Beams. Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount Cap, 14 by 17 inches. 1,000 12.3 cents.. Holly Springs, Pa.

Do Double cap, 17 by 28 inches . 2, 000 12.3 cents..

Wolf Bros., Philadelphia, Pa.. Demy, 16 by 21 inches 2, 000 12 cents. The Fairfield Paper Co., Fair- Double demy, 21 by 32 inches 1,000 13 cents. field, Mass.

Do Medium, 18 by 23 inches 2, 000 13 cents. Do Poyal, 19 by 24 inches 1,000 13.5 cents. Do Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches 500 14 cents. Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore,Md Imperial, 23 by 31 inches 300 15 cents. The Beebe & Holbrook Co., Any required size not enumerated 500 13.9 cents. Holyoke, Mass. above, and not exceeding 28 inches in width.

SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Conrow Bros.,Xew York, T. Cap, 14 by 17 inches 1,000 7.8 cents. Do Double cap, 17 by 28 inches 1,000 7.8 cents.

Do Demy, 16 by 21 inches 2, 000 7.8 cents. Do Double demy, 21 by 32 1,500 7.8 cents. Do Medium, 18 by 23 1,000 7.8 cents.

~»o Any required size not enumerated 2, 000 7.8 cents. above and not exceeding 28 inches in width.

TISSUE paper. Per ream. Alexander Balfour, Philadel- Sized and calendered, 21 by 32 inches. 1,000 $1. 10 phia, Pa.

Do Sized and calendered, 23 by 32 inches. 1, 000 1.23

A^G. Elliot Co. Philadelphia Copying, 100 1. 43 & , 18J by 22J inches

Do Copying, 20 J by 24 \ inches... 100 1.58 Do Extra super, 20 by 30 inches. 500 .62 — . . . .

60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continued.

Weight Name of contractor. Description of paper. per Quantity, ream.

BLOTTING PAPER. Lbs. Beams. Easton & Rupp, Washington, Any required color, 19 by 24 inches. 100 35 D. C. The Manhattan Supply Co., Pink, 20 by 25 inches 10 New iork, 1ST. Y. TAR PAPER.

Dohler &Mudge,Baltimore,Md 24 by 36 inches 50 200

PLAID, MARBLE, AND COMB PAPER.

John Campbell & Co., New German wave marble, medium York, N. Y. Do. German wa ve marble, double cap Do. German comb, 20 by 25 inches Do. German comb, double cap Do. German comb, 22 by 28 inches PAPER FOR PROOFS AND OVERLAYING.

Dobler & Hudge, Baltimore.Md Blue printing, 24 by 38 inches

Do Deep pink printing, 24 by 38 inches ..

Do White French folio, 17 by 22 inches . PARCHMENT. Sheets.

Easton & Rupp, Washington, 15 by 21 inches 2, 000 D. C

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Name of contractor. Description of articles Quantity. Contract price.

BINDERS BOARDS.

A. L. Henderson, Mill- Binders' boards (No. 1 quality).. pounds. 25, 000 2.8 cents per pound. burn, N. J. Do Binders' boards (No. 2 quality) do... 300, 000 2 cents per pound.

W. O. Davey & Sons, Jer- Davey 's boards do... 300, 000 4.7 cents per pound. sey City, N. J. Dobler & Mudge, Balti- Strawboard do... 40, 000 1.9 cents per pound. more, Md.

W. O. Davey & Sons, Jer- Trunk board do. . 3, 500 5.9 cents per pound. sey City, N. J.

Chas. M. Stoever, Phila- Pulp board do... 5, 000 3 cents per pound. delphia, Pa. LEATHER.

John Campbell & Co. Turkey morocco (various colors) . .dozen. 150 $11.48 per dozen. New York, N. Y. Do. Cochineal Turkey morocco do... 50 $11.48 per dozen. Louis Dejonge & Co., Levant Turkey morocco do... 5 $28 per dozen. New York, N. Y. Do. Levant cochineal Turkey morocco, .do... 3 $29 per dozen. Thos. Garnar & Co., New English calf (various colors) do... 5 $23 per dozen. York, N. Y. Do Blue straight-grained roan do... 150 $6.70 per dozen. John Campbell & Co., Cochineal straight-grained roan do... 50 $7.24 per dozen. New York, N. Y.

Do. Green straight- grained roan do. .. 10 $7.24 per dozen. Do. Maroon straight-grained roan do... 10 $7.24 per dozen. —. .. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 61

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

leather— continued.

John Campbell & Co., Light-brown roan, calf finish dozen. 10 $7.24per dozen. Xew York, X. T.

Do. Blue straight-grained skiver do. . 100 $5.99 per dozen.

[ Do. Cochineal straight-grained skiver.. do... 25 $6.24 per dozen.

Do. Blue ungrained skiver do. . 75 $5.99 per dozen. Do. Brown ungrained skiver do... 30 $5.99 per dozen. Do. Cochineal English title do... 75 $6.24 per dozen.

Do. Blue English title do... 50 $5.99 per dozen. I Do. Green English title do... 50 $6.24 per dozen.

Thos. Garnar

Do Eleshers , .do... 500 $3.10 per dozen.

Henry C. Howell, New- Imitation Russia (whole skin's) .feet. 40, 000 8.4 cents per foot. ark, X. J

Thos. Garnar & Co. New i Imitation Russia (half skins, pebbled) do.. 5,000 9.5 cents per foot.. York, X. Y.

Do. Cowhide buffing, thick do. .. 5, 000 7 cents per foot.

Do. Cowhide buffing, thin do... 5, 000 6 cents per foot..

BOOK CLOTH.

Interlaken Mills, Provi- Black pieces. $3.89 per piece. dence, R. I. Do Common colors .do... 100 $5 per piece. Do Extra, brown .do... 500 $5.95 per piece. Do Extra, green .do... 150 $6.50 per piece. Do Extra, blue .do... 150 $6.50 per piece. Do Ruby, solferino, and magenta .do... 50 $7.25 per piece. Do Cochineal .do... 100 $8 per piece. Do Any shade or color .do... 500 $6.50 per piece.

BULLNG PENS.

Faint line, letter C points. ,000 1.2 cents per point. Xew York, X. Y. The "W.OHickok Mann- Single down line, triple backs do... 400 1.7 cents per point. facturing Co., Harris- burg, Pa.

Do Double down line, triple backs do. . 400 1.7 cents per point. Louis De.ionse & Co., Long double, to go in clamp, triple back, 200 2.4 cents per point. New York, N. Y. points. Do Long single, to go in clamp, triple back, 200 2.4 cents per point. ] points. STLK HEADBANDS.

Louis Dejonge & Co., Silk headband, Xo. 2 pieces 200 27 cents per piece. Xew York, X. Y. Do Silk headband, Xo. 3. do.. 200 27 cents per piece,

Do Silk headband, Xo. 4 . do.. 200 33 cents per piece,

Do Silk headhand, Xo.5 . do.. 100 34 cents per piece,

Do ' Silk headband, Xo. 7 do.. 100 40 cents per piece, Do Silk headband, Xo. 9 do.. 50 43 cents per piece,

Do ' Silk headband, Xo. 11 do-- 16 50 cents per piece.

GOLD LEAF.

H. Schultz &l Bro. Xew Gold leaf, XX packs 1,500 $6.73 per pack. York, X. Y. — . . .., 62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

gold leaf—continued.

M. Schultz & Bro., New Gold leaf, usual . . .packs 1, 000 $5. 88 per pack. York, N. Y.

George Meir & Co., New Imitation gold leaf ..do.. 1, 500 $1.76 per pack. York, N. Y. THREAD, TWINE, ETC.

J. P. Leeson

Do. Thread, No. 16, 4 -cord, in balls do. .. 300 83 cents per pound.

Detre & Blackburn, Thread, No. 16, in balls do. . 300 60 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa.

J. B. Leeson & Co., Bos- Thread, No. 20, in balls do. . 300 70 cents per pound, ton, Mass.

Do Thread, No. 30, in balls do. . 300 80 cents per pound.

Do Thread, No. 35, in balls do. . 200 95 cents per pound.

Detre &, Blackburn, Thread, No. 30, 2-cord, in skeins do. . 100 70 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa.

Do Thread, No. 60, 2-cord, in skeins do. . 100 $1.10 per pound.

Do Gilling thread, No. 35, 3-cord, gray. .do. . 400 69 cents per pound.

Tissot &l Schultz, New, Thread, No. 45, 3-cord, gray do. . 3, 000 81.2 cents per pound. York, N.Y. J. E. Leeson & Co., Bos- Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, 600 95 cents, per dozen. ton, Mass. in any numbers, dozen. Do. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, 1,200 76 cents per spool. No. 16, spools.

Do. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, 1, 200 90 cents per spool. No. 24, spools. Do. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, 1,200 $1.14 per spool. Nos. 36 and 40, spools.

Detre &/ Blackburn, Rope for pressing machines pounds. 5, 000 7.75 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa. Tissot & Schultz, New Cotton wrapping cord do 500 11 cents per pound. York, N. Y. J. C.Addison, Washing- Page cord do... 500 18 cents per pound. ton, D. C.

Do. Heavy twine do. . 10, 000 7.2 cents per pound.

John Campbell & Co., Soft twine do. . 5, 000 26.5 cents per pound. New York, N. Y.

J. C. Addison, "Washing- Twine do. . ,000 7.9 cents per pound. ton, D. C. WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES.

Pvussell Fraser, New Tinned wire, No. 23 pounds. 500 9 cents per pound. York, N. Y. Do Tinned wire, No. 24 .do., 500 9 cents per pound. Do Pound wire, No. 22.. .do... 500 9 cents per pound. Geo. W. Prentiss & Co. Pound wire, No. 24. .do.. 500 9 cents per pound. Holyoke, Mass. Do Flat wire, No. 20 by 23 do. 500 10 cents per pound.

STEREOTYPING MATERIAL.

G. D. Mackey, New Stereotype metal pounds. 75, 000 7.7 cents per pound. York, N. Y.

B. Lowenstein

Do Tin do.. 5, 000 21.4 cents per pound.

G. D. Mackey, New Antimony and tin. .do. 5, 000 15.9 cents per pound. York, N. Y.

Do. Tin foil do. 3, 000 18 cents per pound.

Do. Copper battery plates do. . 9, 000 14.8 cents per pound.

Do. Sifted cast-iron filings do.., 9, 000 2.5 cents per pound. — . . .. KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

2s o. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Xame of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

stereotypes'& material—continued.

Shoemaker £ Bnsch, Sulphate of copper pounds. 5, 000 3.9 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa..

J. H. Chesley Jc Co.. Kaolin do 4, 000 1 cent per pound. "Washington, D. C.

Charles H. Pleasants, Calcined plaster of paris barrels . 25 $1.95 per barrel. !N ew York, X. Y J. H. Chesley & Co.. Potter' s clay do 50 $1.30 per barrel. "Washington, D. C.

P. E. Cowman. Boston, Bay-wood blocking board feet.. 3, 000 15 cents per foot. Mass. "Wm. A. "Wheeler, jr.. Stereo+ype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches, 10 $5 per ream. Xew York, X. Y. 40 pounds, reams. Stereotype backing paper, 19 24 inches. 50 $6.25 per ream. Do by j 50 pounds, reams.

! 10 $7.50 Do Stereotype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches, j per ream. 60 pounds, reams.

Do "White tissue paper. Xo. 1, 19 by 24 inches, 75 $1.45 per ream. reams.

Do Extra cream tissue paper, Xo. 1, 19 by 24 50 I $1.85 per ream. inches, reams.

Dobler 6c Mudge, Balti- ancl white 10, 000 2.6 cents per sheet. Blue boards, I bonnet 17J by 23| j more. Md. inches, sheets. Charles H. Pleasants. Sulphuric acid carboys.. $3.74 per carboy. Xew York, N. Y. Do Muriatic acid. .do 3 $3.49 per carboy. Joseph Dixon Crucible Plumbago pounds. 1. 000 30.6 cents per pound. Co., Jersey City, X. J.

Young A: Co.. Xew Stereotype backing powder do. . 3, 000 5 cents per pound. Haven, Conn. DRY GOODS. ETC.

Thomas G. Hood. Phila- Heavy crash. 31 inches wide yards. 2, 000 10 cents per yard. delphia, Pa. Do Blankets pairs. 40 $3.62 per pair.

Do Crash for toweling yards. 1, 500 9.2 cents per yard.

Do Canvas for covering blank books. . .do. . 2,000 28 cents per yard. Do Bleached cotton, yard wide do... 500 5.8 cents per yard.

Do Bleached cotton. 42 inches wide do... 2, 000 8.4 cents per yard. Do Bleached cotton. 10-4 wide do... 300 20 cents per yard.

Do Enbleached cotton, yard wide do. . 500 4 cents per yard.

Do Cnbleached cotton. 49 inches wide. do. . 2, 000 12,2 cents per yard.

Do Unbleached cotton. 6—1 wide do. . 5. 000 13.4 cents per yard.

Do Paper cambric, white do... 1. 000 5.1 cents per yard.

J. F. Travis, agent. Xew Gray super do... 6. 000 2.6 cents per yard. York.X.Y. "

Z. D. Gilman. "Washing- s cotton 50 cents per pound. Jeweler pounds. j 35 ton, D. C. PAINTS, ODLS, ETC.

Armour 6c Co., Chicago,S Glue pounds. 25, 000 I 9.4 cents per pound. 111.

Xicolai Bros.. "Washing- Benzine .gallons. 5, 000 i 6.6 cents per gallon. ton, D. C.

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Alcohol. .do.. 150 i $2,174 per gallon. Philadelphia, Pa. Do Wood alcohol. 100 $1,399 per gallon.

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Wash- Linseed oil ... 100 50.5 cents per gallon ington. D. C.

Do Boiled linseed oil do 25 53.5 cents per gallon

D. Connell. "Washington. Sweet oil dozen. 100 59 cents per dozen. D.C. — .. .,, 64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

paints, oils, etc.—continued.

A. G. Belden & Co., New Virgin olive oil quarts 3 48 cents per quart. York, N. V.

Chas. Becker, Washing- White lead pounds 2, 000 6.5 cents per pound. ton, D. C. Louis Dejonge & Co., French book varnish dozen 10 $13 per dozen. New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch, White shellac pounds 100 33.7 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa.

Charles H. Pleasants, Orange shellac do. . 400 26 cents per pound. New York, N. Y.

Hugh Reilly, Washing- Ultramarine blue do . . 100 12 cents per pound. ton, D. C.

Geo. Ryneal, jr., Wash- Chrome yellow, dark orange do. . 100 17 cents per pound. ington, D. C.

Do Chrome yellow do. . 75 8.5 cents per pound.

Do Soluble blue do. .. 50 42.5 cents per pound. Do Carmine, No. 40 ounces. 100 25.5 cents per pound. Louis Dejonge & Co., Cochineal lake pounds 100 45 cents per pound. New York, N. Y.

Charles H. Pleasants, Crude turpentine do. . 200 2.9 cents per ponnd. New York, N. Y.

Harry M. Schneider, Albany lubricatingcompound,No.2.do. . 100 13.2 cents per pound. Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch, Wax tapers dozen boxes. 36 64.9 cents per dozen Philadelphia, Pa. boxes. Louis Hopfenmaier, Beef tallow pounds 100 6 cents per pound. Washington, D. C. GLASS.

W. H. Butler, Washing- No. 1 glass, single-thick, 10 by 12 in. boxes $1.90 per box. ton, D. C. $2.25 per box. Do No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 14 in . . do. $2.25 per box. Do No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12by 15 in. .do. $2.25 per box. Do No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 18 in.. do.. $2.25 per box. Do No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 20 in . . do.

DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.

John Campbell & Co., Egg albumen pounds 60 cents per pound. New York, N. Y. Do.....; Blood albumen do. 100 18 cents per pound.

Charles H. Pleasants, Potash do.. 5, 000 5.2 cents per pound. New York, N. Y.

Z. D. Gilman, Washing- Detergent do . 500 4.8 cents per pound. ton, D. C. Charles H. Pleasants, Pearlash do. 200 7.25 cents per pound. New York, N. Y. Z, D. Gilman, Washing- Dextrine do. 500 6.7 cents per pound. ton, D. C. The Manhattan Supply Florida sponges, medium do.. 100 $1.99 per pound. Co., New York, N. Y. Z. D. Gilman, Washing- Florida sponges, small do. 75 $1.95 per pound. ton, D, C. Do Venetian formes sponges do.. 50 $2.58 per pound. Charles H. Pleasants, Beeswax do. 1,000 27 cents per pound. New York, N, Y. Z. D. Gilman, Washing- Granulated gum arabic do.. 100 45 cents per pound. ton, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch, Gum arabic sorts do. 50 22.4 cents per pound Philadelphia, Pa. Z. D. Oilman, Washing- Gum hog do. 250 28 cents per pound. ton, D. C. — —.... REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 65

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

druggists' stindeies—continued.

Z. D. Gilnian, Washing- Eosin pounds. 10 $1.75 per pound. ton, D. C.

Shoemaker & Busch. Powdered borax do. . 100 9.4 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Gilman, Washing- Pulverized alum do. - - 500 2.8 cents per pound. ton, D. C.

Shoemaker & Busch, Oxalic acid r do 100 7.4 cents per pound. Philadelphia, Pa. Do Creosote do.. 20 39.9 cents per pound. Do Stronger-water ammonia do.. 100 9.9 cents per pound.

STATIONERY. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Pencils, round, Faber's gross. 32 $4.11 per gross. "Washington, D. C.

Do Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do. . 32 $5.65 per gross. Do. Pencils, red, Faber's do... $7.21 per gross. Do. Pencils, blue, Faber's do $6.31 per gross. Do. Pencils, green, Faber's do... $6.31 per gross. The Manhattan Supply Pencils, "M," hexagon, Dixon's do 32 $4.79 per gross. Co., New York, N. Y* Do Pencils, "SM," hexagon, Dixon's. -do... 32 $4.79 per gross. Do Pencils, red, Dixon's do $5.74 per gross.

Do Pencils, blue, Dixon's do. . $5.74 per gross.

Do Pencils, green, Dixon's do. . $5.74 per gross. Easton & Rupp, Wash- Pencils, black, lumber, Dixon's do... $3.95 per gross. ington, D. C.

Do Pencils, red or blue, lumber, Dixon's. do. . $7.10 per gross. Do Pencils, hexagon, Eagle, black, Nos. 1 to $3.79 per gross. 5, gross. Do. Pencils, round, Eagle, black, Nos. 1 to 5 $2.84 per gross. gross. Do. Pencils, blue, red, and green, Eagle, $4.27 per gross. gross.

Do. Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 1. .dozen.. 26.4 cents per dozen. Do Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 2 do... 29.2 cents per dozen.

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 3 do. .. 33.9 cents per dozen. Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Wash- Ink and pencil erasers, small do... 59.3 cents per dozen. ington, D. C. Do Ink and pencil erasers, medium do... 79 cents per dozen.

Do Ink and pencil erasers, large do. . $1,138 per dozen.

Do Rubber erasers, Eagle, 12 to pound. . .lbs. 57 cents per pound. Do Penholders, No. 2410 gross. $1.28 per gross.

Do Penholders, No. 3411 do. . $1.49 per gross.

Do Penholders, No. 4712 do. . $1.66 per gross. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Erasive rubbers, Davidson's velvet, No. 82 cents per pound. Washington, D. C. 12, pounds.

Easton & Rupp, Wash- Paper fasteners, McGill's round head, No. 8.7 cents per box.

ington, D. C. ] , boxes.

Do. Paper fasteners, McGill's round head, 10.4 cents per box. No. 2, boxes.

Do. Ink, Underwood' s Egyptian black . quarts 40 cents per quart. The Manhattan Supply Ink, Underwood's chemical writing, 60 cents per quart. Co., New York. N. Y. quarts. Do. Ink, Underwood's carmine quarts. 75 cents per quart. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Writing; fluid, Arnold's do... 37 cents per quart. Washington, D. C.

Do Ink, Thomas's black. .do. 32 cents per quart. S. Mis. 46- —5 — .

66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

STATIONERY—continued.

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Ink, Maynard & Noyes's, black, .quarts. 24 28 cents per quart. "Washington, D. C. Do Ink, Freeman's do... 24 55 cents per quart. Easton & Bupp, "Wash- Writing and copying fluid, Sanford's 12 49 cents per quart. ington, D. C. combined, quarts.

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Rubber bands, No. 33, J-inch, Faber's, 91 38.5 cents per gross. Washington, D. C. gross. Do Rubber bands, assorted sizes, Faber's, 24 33 cents per gross. gross.

Do Bubber bands, No. 0, J-inch, Faber's, 24 38.5 cents per gross. gross.

Do Bubber bands, No. 0, £-inch, Faber's, 24 76 cents per gross. gross.

Do Bubber bands, No. 000, J-incb, Faber's, 6 57.5 cents per gross. gross.

Do Rubber bands, No. 17, Faber's gross. 24 12.5 cents per gross.

Do Rubber bands, No. 10, Faber's do. . 24 6.5 cents per gross.

Easton & Bupp, Wash- Ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12, 9 $10.85 per gross. ington, D. C. Faber's, gross.

Do Envelopes, No. 5, white number. 1,000 $1.05 per thousand.

Do Envelopes. No. 6, white do. . 20, 000 $1.15 per thousand.

Do Envelopes, No. 9, white do.. 10, 000 $2.15 per thousand.

Do Envelopes, No. 10, white do. . 10, 000 $2,25 per thousand.

Do Envelopes, manila, 12 by 16 inches . .do. . 1,000 $9.75 per thousand.

Do Envelopes, manila, 9£ by 12^ inches .do. . 5, 000 $6.75 per thousand.

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Envelopes, manila, 7\ by 11\ inches . do . . 3, 000 $4.25 per thousand. Washington, D. C.

Do Envelopes, manila, 7 by 10| inches . .do. . 3, 000 $3.75 per thousand.

Easton & Hupp, Wash- Envelopes, manilla, 6£ by 10 inches. do. . 5, 000 $2.29 per thousand. ington, D. C. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Coin envelopes, rope manila, 3| by 5| 50, 000 $3.20 per thousand. Washington, D. C. inches, number. Louis Dejonge & Co., Bone folders, large dozen. 10 $1.50 per dozen. New York, N. Y. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Tracing linen, yard wide yards. 96 25 cents per yard. "Washington, D. C. BRUSHES.

Geo. Byneal, jr., Wash- Glue brushes, lj-inch dozen. 10 $2.10 per dozen. ington, D. C.

Do Glue brushes, 2-inch do. . 10 $5.70 per dozen.

Do Glue brushes, 2£-inch do. . 10 $11.25 per dozen.

Z. D. Gilman, "Washing- Glue brushes, 3-inch do. . 10 $23 per dozen. ton, D. C.

Geo. Byneal, jr., Wash- Pick brushes, all bristle do. . . 15 $6.25 per dozen. ington, D. C.

Z. D. Gilman, Washing- Lye brushes, all bristle do. . 15 $6.25 per dozen. ton, D. C.

Geo. Byneal, jr., Wash- Lye brushes, all bristle, Clinton, No. 3, 6 $9.40 per dozen. ington, D. C. dozen. Shoemaker & Busch, Fitches, f-inch dozen. 10 54 cents per dozen. Philadelphia, Pa.

W. H. Butler, Washing- Sash tools, No. 8 do. . 10 $2.40 per dozen. ton, D. C. OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING.

Albert L. Pitney, W Belting, 1-inch feet. 100 3.25 cents per foot. ington, D. C.

Do Belting, 1^-inch do. . 200 5.5 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 2-inch do. . 500 7.5 cents per foot. Do Belting, 2£ inch do... 200 9.75 cents per foot. — ..

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 67

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies ( except printing paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Xame of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING—cont'd.

Albert L. Pitney, Wash- Belting, 3-inch feet. 11.75 cents per foot. ington, D. C. Do .... Belting, 3-inch, double do... 200 21.75 cents per foot. Do Belting, 3-|-inch do... 100 14 cents per foot. Do Belting, 3|-inch, double do... 200 25.8 cents per foot. Do Belting. 4-inch do... 200 16.25 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 4-inch, double do. . 200 30 cents per foot. Do Belting, 6-inch do... 100 24.75 cents per foot. Do Belting, 6-inch, double do... 100 45.75 cents per foot. Do Belting, 8-inch do... 100 33.25 cents per foot. Do Belting, 8-inch, double do... 100 61.25 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 10-inch do . . 100 42 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 10-inch, double do. . 100 77.5 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 12-inch, double do. . 100 93 cents per fooc. Harry M. Schneider, Lacing leather sides. 60 13.2 cents per square Washington. D. C. foot. RAWHIDE LEATHER BELTING.

E. J. Brook & Co., New Belting, 1-inch feet. 100 4.9 cents per foot. York, X. Y. Do Belting, 1^-inch do... 200 8.2 cents per foot. Do Belting, 2-inch do... 50C 11.4 cents per foot. Do Belting, 2|-inch do... 200 14.7 cents per foot. Do Belting, 3-inch do... 600 17.8 cents per foot..

Do Beltinsr, 3-inch, double do. .. 200 35.6 cents per foot. Do Belting, 3J-inch do... 100 21.2 cents per foot.

Do Belting, 3^-inch, double do. . 200 40.8 cents per foot..

Do Belting. 4-inch do... 200 24.6 cents per foot..

Do Belting, 4-inch, double do... 200 47.5 cents per foot. Do Belting, 6-inch do... 100 37.7 cents per foot. Do Belting, 6-inch, double do... 100 72.2 cents per foot. Chicago Rawhide Mfg. Belting, 8-inch do.., 100 51 cents per foot. Co., Chicago, Ills.

E.J.Brooks & Co., New- Belting, 8-inch, double do.. 100 99 cents per foot. York, N. Y. Melville Lindsay, "Wash- Lacing leather sides. 14 cents per square ington, D. C. foot. COAL.

John P. Agnew & Co., Georges Creek coal tons. 2, 500 $3.36 per ton. Washington, D. C.

Do White ash anthracite coal (egg size) .do. 2, 500 $4.98 per ton.

ICE.

Hygienic Ice Co., Wash- Manufactured ice pounds. 400, 000 28 cents per 100 lbs. ington, D. C. MISCELLANEOUS.

A. R. Keller Co., Phila- Guards for Philadelphia patent backs ), 000 1 cent per guard. delphia, Pa. guards.

Gustav A. Schurmann, Backs for money-order guard books, 2, 000 80 cents per back. New York, N. Y. backs.

H. Griffin & Sons, New Tablet composition pounds. ) 29 cents per pound. York, N. Y. Louis Dejonge & Co., Parchment substitute, f-inch pieces. 100 65 cents per piece. New York, NY.

H. Griffin & Sons., New Book-binding band, |-inch do... ) 44 cents per piece. York, N. Y. Chas. H. Pleasants, New Emery pounds. 1,000 3.74 cents per pound. York, N. Y. J. H. Chesley & Co., Emery cloth quires. 100 40 cents per quire. Washington, D. C. — ...

68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20. Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894— Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

miscellaneous—continued.

W. M. Gait & Co., Wash- Family flour barrels. 100 $3.60 per barrel. ington, D. C. D. Connell, Washington, Vinegar, white wine gallons 100 io cents per gallon.

Chas. T. Carter & Co., Brooms, No. 7 dozen. 36 $2.28 per dozen. Washington, D. C. J. H. Chesley & Co., Brooms, No. 8 do... 24 $3.90 per dozen. Washington, D. C.

The Christopher Lipps Soap pounds. 10, 000 4.5 cents per pound. Co., Baltimore, Md. Ja*=. L. Barbour & Son, Buckets, painted dozen. 10 $1.40 per dozen. Washington, D. C.

~F. P. May & Co., Wash- Buckets, cedar do. . 4 $3 per dozen. ington.D. C.

James M. Hickerson, Earthen crocks, 1-gallon do. . 25 $1.25 per dozen. Strasburg, Va.

P. P. May & Co., Wash- Spring dividers, 5-inch do. . $3.10 per dozen. ington, D. C.

Do. Wing dividers, 10-inch do. . $2.30 per dozen.

J. H. Chesley & Co., Bookbinders' hammers do. . $13.10 per dozen. Washington, D. C.

F. P. May & Co., Wash- Shoe knives do. .. 50 78 cents per dozen. ington, D. C. J. H. Chesley & Co., Straight trimmers, 10-inch do... 10 $6.45 per dozen. Washington, D. C. D. Connell, Washington, Sawdust barrels. 800 20 cents per barrel. D. C.

Manhattan Supply Com- Cotton waste, xxx pounds. 5, 000 8.4 cents per pound. pany, New York, IN". Y.

F. P. May & Co., Wash- Mallets, lignum -vitae, 10-inch dozen. 24 $2.40 per dozen. ington, D. C. R. C. M. Burton, Wash- Window awnings awnings. 50 $2.75 per awning. ington, D. C.

Do Re-covering window a wningframes . do . . (*) $1.75 per awning. Dexter & Co., Washing- Washing towels (*) 50 cts. per 100 towels. ton, D. C.

Donegan & Swift, New Enameled duck. 50-inches wide . . .yards. 1,000 23 cents per yard. Y ork, N. Y. FORAGE, JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1893.

S. S. Daish & Son, Wash- Oats pounds. $1.43| per 100 pounds. ington, D. C. Do Corn meal do.. $1.16fperl00pounds.

Do Bran do. . 90 cents per 100 lbs.

Do Corn do. . $1.07f per 100 pounds,

. 90 Do Hay do. i cents per 100 lbs.

Do Straw do. . 80 cents per 100 lbs.

Do Flaxseed meal do . . $6 per 100 pounds.

FORAGE, JANUARY 1 to JUNE 30, 1894.

John B. Daish, Washing- Oats pounds $1.50 per 100 pounds. ton, D. C.

Do. Corn meal. .do... $1.16f per 100 pounds* Do. Bran .do... $1 per 100 pounds.

Do. Corn .do... $1.07f perlOO pounds. Do. Hay .do... 90 cents per 100 lbs. Do. Straw .do., 80 cents per 100 lbs. Do. Flaxseed meal. .do.. $6 per 100 pounds.

* Such quantity as may be required. — REPORT OF THE PURLIC PRINTER. 69

Xo. 21. Statement of contracts made for JitJiograj)hing and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Number J a n-p Xame of contractor. Title of document. printed copies each.

Avil Printing Co.. Philadel- Annual Eeport of the Secretary of 5 509, 794 phia. Pa. Agriculture for 1893.

Julius Bien k. Co., Ke\r : Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- 26 12, 294 Tork. N. Y. rector of the 17. S. Geological Surrey. of the Eleventh 11, 794 Do ! Final Eeport Census 7 on Statistics and Condition of In- dians.

Final Eeport of the Eleventh Census 31, 794 Do j 9 on Population, part 1.

Do Final Report of the Eleventh Census 3 9, 294? on Churches. 11 11, 7945 Binner Engraving Co.. Mil- "Monograph XXTTT. F. S. Geological waukee, Wis. Survey. Do Eleventh Census Monograph on Vital Statistics of Xew York and Brooklyn. Binner Engraving Co., Chi- Annual Eeport of the Secretary of cago, 111. Agriculture for 1893. Do Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- rector of the U. S. Geological Survey. Electro-Light Engraving Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- Co., Xew York, N. Y. rector of the Bureau of Ethnology. Do Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- rector of the F. S. Geological Survey. Forbes Lithograph Manufact- Annual Eeport of the Secretary of 509, 794 uring Co., Boston. Mass. Agriculture for 1893.

Andrew B. Graham, Wash- V. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ee- 3, 294? I • ington, D. C port for 1892, parts 1 and 2. 4, 594C

Geo. T. Harris, Philadelphia. Annual Eeport of the Chief of En- 7, 200)

Pa. gineers for 1893. 7, 3005 j

7, 100? A. Hoen &. Co., Baltimore, .do Md. 7,200s Do. Monograph XXLFI, F. S. Geological Survey.

Do. Eleventh Census Monograph on Yital 2, 294? Statistics of Xew York and Brooklyn. 4, 794( Maurice Joyce. Washington, Eleventh Census Monograph on Irri- 34 D. C. gation in the Western Part of the United States. Xew York Engraving: and Annual Eeport of the Chief of Engi- Printing Co.. Xew York, neers for 1893. X. Y.

Do Monograph XXTTT, TJ. S. Geological Survey.

Do F. S. Coast and Geodeti Survey Ee- port lor 1892, parts 1 and 2.

Xorris Peters Co., Washing- Annual Eeport of the Chief of Engi- 7. 200, ton, D. C. neers for 1893. 7, 300' OrcuttCo., Chicago. Ill Annual Eeport of the Secretary of 509. 794 Agriculture for 1893. Photo-Engraving Co., Xew Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- York.X. Y. rector of the Bureau of Ethnology.

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Do Eleventh Census Monograph on Irri- 4, 794 gation in the Western Part of the Fnited States. Do. Final Report of the Eleventh Census 7 31,794 I on Agriculture. Stecher Lithographic Co., Annual Eeport of the Secretary of 4 509, 794 Eochester. X. Y. Agriculture for 1893.

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No. 23.—Schedule of proposals for supplying the Government Printing Office ivith material (exclusive of paper) from July 1, 1893, to June 30, 1894.

Item 1, binders' boards, No. 1 Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 027 W. K. Lapham, Washington, D. C do . 025 W. E. Lapham, Washington, D. C, (artist) do 029 Harry Bidwell, Newark, 1ST. J do 029 A L. Henderson, Miilburn, K J do 028 Item 2, binders' boards, No. 2 Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do 02

W. B. Lapham, Washington, D. C .' do .02

Harry Bidwell, Newark, N. J do . 021 A. L. Henderson, Miilburn, N. J do .02

Item 3, Davey's boards

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do . 047

W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do . 047

W. B. Lapham, Washington, D. C . do . 018 A. L. Henderson, Miilburn, N. J do 042

Item 4, strawboard Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do .02 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 019

Item 5, trunk board Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do 058 W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 059

Item 6, pulp board Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do .03 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 031

Item 7, Turkey morocco, various colors John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A per dozen . . 13. 48 Sample B do 11.48 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 00

Item 8, cochineal Turkey morocco John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.— Sample A .do 13.48 Sample B do.... 11.48 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 13. 40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 17. 00

Item 9, Levant Turkey morocco Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 28. 00 Item 10, Levant cochineal Turkey morocco: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 29. 00

Item 11, English calf, various colors Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 23. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 24. 30 Item 12, blue straight-grained roan

John Campbell & Co. , New York, N. Y do ... . 6. 74 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Item 13, cochineal straight-grained roan

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40

Item 14, green straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York., N. Y do 7. 40 Item 15, maroon straight-grained roan John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40 Item 16, light-brown roan, calf finish John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40 Item 17, blue straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 99 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 60 : :: : : : : :: : : : :

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Item 18, cochineal straight-grained skiver:

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $6. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Item 19, blue ungrained skiver

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Item 20, brown ungrained skiver

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7.40 Item 21, cochineal English title leather

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co,, New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 25 Item 22, blue English title leather

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 25

Item 23, green English title leather:

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 24 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Item 24, law sheep, extra Geo. Dudley 6c Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 7. 75

Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 70 Item 25, law call': Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 22. 00 Item 26, bark skiver, medium John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 25

Geo. Dudley 6c Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 6. 50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 00 Item 27, bark skiver, thin

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 25

Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 4. 25

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 20 Item 28, fleshers

John Campbell

Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 3. 75

Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 10

Item 29, imitation Eussia leather, in whole skins :

Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J per foot. . . 084 John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 09

Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do . 087 Item 30, imitation Eussia leather, in half skins, pebbled Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do 095 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 095

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 14» Item 31, cdwhide buffing, various colors, thick: Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do .07

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do . 07 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., New York, N. Y do .07 Item 32, cowhide buffing, various colors, thin: Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do .07 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 06 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N, Y do 063 Item 33, book cloth, black

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I per piece. . 3. 89 Item 34, book cloth, common colors

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 5. 00 Item 35, extra book cloth, brown Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 5. 95 Item 36, extra book cloth, green

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 6. 50 Item 37, extra book cloth, blue:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 6. 50 Item 38, book cloth, ruby, solferino, magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do 7. 25 : : :::: : : : : :

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Item 39, book cloth, cochineal

Interlaken Mills, Providence, P. I per piece. . $8. 00 [tern 40, hook cloth, any shade or color:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 6. 50 Item 41, ruling pens, faint line, letter C

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per point. . . 013 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 013

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 012

The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do . 01£J Item 42, ruliug pens, single down line John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 017 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 017 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 018

W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. ... . 017

Item 43, ruling pens, double down line: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 017 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 017 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .018 W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do .017 Item 44, ruling pens, long double: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 024 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .025 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do... ,024

W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. . . . 02|g Item 45, ruling pens, long single:

John Campbell &. Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .024 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 025

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 024

W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do • 02££ Item 46, silk headband, No. 2

John Campbell

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 33 Item 49, silk headband No. 5 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 39 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .34 I tern 50, silk headband, No. 7 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 41

Louis Dejonge

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . 50 Item 53, gold leaf, XX: Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pack.. 6. 80 M. Schultz & Pro., New York, N. Y do 6. 73 Item 54, gold leaf, usual Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 00 M. Schultz &Bro., New York, NY do.... 5.88 Item 55, imitation gold leaf George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 76 Item 56, Hayes thread, No. 16, 3-cord Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.. .74

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do . 83 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 92 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 84 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .95 Item 57, Hayes' thread, No. 16, 4-cord: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .74 J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. ... .83 :: : : — : : ::

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Item 57, Hayes' thread, No. 16, 4-cord—Continued.

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 92

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do . 84 Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do .95 Item 58, American thread, No. 16

Detre

•J. B. Leeson & Co., Boston. Mass do . 65

J. C. Addison , Wash ington, D. C do .72 Item 59, American thread,- No. 20 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .78 J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .70 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 84 Item 60, American thread, No. 30 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 92 J. P. Leeson, & Co., Boston, Mass do 80

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 09

Item 61, American thread. No. 35 Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 98 J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C „ do 1. 12 Item 62, No. 30, 2-cord thread, in skeins Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 70

J. B. Leeson

Detre

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 1. 50 J. C. Addison, Washington D. C do 1. 28 Item 64, No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread, gray: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 69 J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 89 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .75 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 624 Sample 2 do 692

Item 65, No. 45, 3-cord thread, gray:

Detre &. Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 10 J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y .do 1. 05 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 1.24 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 812 Sample 2 do 881 Item 66, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines: J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass per dozen.. .95 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 12 Item 67, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass per spool.. .76

Item 68, thread for Smyth book-sewiug machines : J. E. Leeson &. Co., Boston, Mass do .90 Item 69, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass. Nos. 36 and 40 do 1.14 No. 50 do.... 1.33

No. 60 . do 1.52 No. 70 do ... 1.71 No. 80 do..-. 1.71

Item 70, rope for pressing machines

Detre

Louis Dejonge

86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 71, cotton wrapping cord—Continued. J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C per pound.. $0. 122 Tissot & Schultz, New York, NY do 11 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 13 Item 72, page cord Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 19 J. C. Addison, "Washington, D. C do .18 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 22 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .22 Item 73, heavy twine Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 08 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .072 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 099 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .08

Item 74, soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .32 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 265 J. C. Addison, "Washington, D. C do .35 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .30 Item 75, twine

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do . 085 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 079 Tissot & Schultz, New York, NY do 099

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 09 Item 76, tinned wire, No. 23: Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do .09

The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 0975

Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 105 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 77, tinned wire No. 24 Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09

The J. L.Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 10 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 105 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 78, No. 22 round wire, for stitching machines Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do .09 George W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass ..do 085 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 79, No. 24 round wire, for stitching machines Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09

The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 0975 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 09 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 80, No. 20 by 23 flat wire, for stitching machines Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do .1225 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do .14 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 10 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .14 Item 81, stereotype metal G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 077 Sample 2 do 076 Sample 3 do 067 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 067

Hoyt Metal Company, St. Louis, Mo do . 083 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, Dl do 07 Item 82, lead G. D. Mackey, New York, NY do 045 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 042 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do 046 Item 83, bar tin G. D. Mackey, New York, NY do 218 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 214 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, HI do 25 : : : : : : : : : — : :: : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

Item 84, antimony and tin

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 159

B. Lowenstein & Bro.. New York, N. Y do . 174 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do 19 Item 85, tin foil G. D. Mackey, New York. X. Y do 18

B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N . Y do . 179

J. C. Addison. "Washington, D. C do . 18

E. W. Blatchford

Edwin Harrington. Son & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . 03 Item 88, sulphate of copper Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0425

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa . do 039 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 041 J. H. Chesley & Co.. Washington, D. C do 043 Mcllvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Item 89, kaolin Charles H. Pleasants, New York. N. Y do 02 Z.D. Gilman. Washington. D. C do 013

J. H. Chesley

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 10

M( nvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa , do 2.18

Item 91, potters' clay Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 98 D. Connell, Washington. D. C t do 1.40 J. H. Chesley &Co., Washington, D. C do.... 1.30 Item 92. blocking boards

P. E, Cowman, Boston, Mass - per foot.. .15

Item 93, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 40 pounds

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y per ream. . 5. 00 B. &. O. Myers, New York, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 5.40 Sample 2 do 4.80 Item 94, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 50 pounds Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 6. 25 B. & O. Myers, New Fork, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 6.75 Sample 2 do 6.00 Item 95, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 60 pounds: Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 7. 50 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y.

Sample 1 do 8.10 Sample 2 do 7.20

Item 96, white tissue paper, No. 1, 19 by 24 inches Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do.... 1.45 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 1. 65

Item 97, extra cream tissue paper. No. 1, 19 by 24 inches Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N.Y do.... 1.85 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 2. 00 Item 98, blue and white bonnet board, 17| by 23J inches:

Dobler Sc Mudge, Baltimore, Md per sheet.. . 026 Item 99, sulphuric acid

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per carboy. . 3. 74 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 4.50

Item 100. muriatic acid : Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 3. 49 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 3.75 : : : : : : ——: : : : 88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 101, plumbago:

Harry M. Schneider, "Washington D. C per pound. . $0. 14 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 29 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do 12 Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J do .306

Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do . 2575 Item 102, stereotype backing powder Young & Co., New Haven, Conn do .05 J. Fremont Prey, Indianapolis, Ind do .06 - Item 103, heavy crash, 31 inches wide:

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . . 10 Item 104, thin crash, 31 inches wide No proposals received. Item 105, blankets Thomas G-. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.— Sample 1 per pair.. 3.08

Sample 2 . ., do 3.62 Item 106, crash for toweling

Marshall, Field & Co., Chicago, 111 per yard.. . 09 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.— Sample 1 do .08 Sample 2 do .08 Sample 3 do 081

Sample 4 « do 092

Item 107, canvas for covering blank books Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

, Sample 1 do ... .225 Sample 2 do 237 Sample 3 do 28 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .30

Item 108, bleached cotton, yard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa. Sample 1 do 058 Sample 2 do 048 Sample 3 do .054

Item 109, bleached cotton, 40 inches wide No proposals received.

Item 110, bleached cotton, 42 inches wide Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa. Sample I do .086 Sample 2 do 084 Sample 3 do 086

Item 111, bleached cotton, -y> wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 20

Item 112, unbleached cotton, 27 inches wide No proposals received.

Item 113, unbleached cotton, yard wide Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample 1 , do 04 Sample 2 do 043

Item 114, unbleached cotton. 49 inches wide Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.— Sample 1 do .115 Sample 2 do 122

Item 115, unbleached cotton, f wide Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa. Sample 1 do 118 Sample 2 do 134

Item 116, paper cambric, white Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 051

Item 117, gray super: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 0275 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 028 : : : : :: — — — REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89'

Item 117, gray super—Continued. J. F. Travis, agent, New York, N. Y.

Sample 1 per yard.. $0. 026 Sample 2 do.... .029 Sample 3 do.... .039 B. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do.... .029 Item 118, alpaca braid No proposals received. Item 119, silk braid: No proposals received. Item 120, jeweler's cotton:

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C per pound . . 35 Item 121, glue Harry M. Schneider, "Washington, D. C. Crown English do .11 Sample C do 115 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1099 B. W. Jones, New York, N. Y.— Sample A do .125 Sample B do 102 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 101 Chas. Townsend,New York, N. Y do 081 Baeder, Adamson &, Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .11 S.Isaacs. New York, N Y do 091 Armour & Co., New York, N. Y. Sample 695c do 094 Sample 810 do 091 Sample 811 do 088 Item 122, benzine:

Poole & Brooke, "Washington, D. C per gallon.. . 071 Shoemaker & Busch, Pbiladelphia, Pa do .074 Nicolai Bros., Washington, D. C do .066 Item 123, alcohol, 95° Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.30 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 174 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 50 Jas. L. Barbour &. Son, "Washington, D. C do 2. 35 Item 124, wood alcohol, 95°

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 1. 75 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1. 74 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 399 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 1.55 Item 125, linseed oil: Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 59 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .52 Poole & Brooke, "Washington, D. C do .58 W. H. Butler, "Washington, D. C do 51

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 519 Geo. Eyneal, jr., "Washington, D. C do 505 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 50 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 53 Item 126. boiled linseed oil Charles H. Pleasants. New York, N. Y do 62 Daniel Shanahan, "Washington, D. C do .55

Poole

Geo. Eyneal, jr., "Washington, D. C do . 535

Chas. Becker, "Washington, D. C - do .55

Hugh Eeilly, "Washington, D. C do . 55 Item 127, sweet oil Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per dozen.. 1. 32 D. Connell, Washington, D. C do 59 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 65

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 599 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do 60 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, NY do. ... 2. 88 : : :: : : : — —

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Item 128, virgin olive oil

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per quart. . $0. 55 D. Conn ell, Washington, D. C do 59

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 579 A. G. Eelden & Co., New York, N. Y .do 48 Item 129, white lead

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 066

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, NY do . 066

Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds. . 6. 28

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do . 067 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 072 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 065 Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do 063 Item 130, French book varnish:

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 13. 00 Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 00 Item 131, white shellac

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 35 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 35 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .42

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 337 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 35 Item 132, orange shellac Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 33 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 26 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .35 W. H.Butler, Washington, D. C do 30

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 279

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do . 29 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 28 Item 133, untramarine blue Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 14 Charles H. Pleasants, New York. N. Y do 14 Poole & Brooke, Washington. D. C do .15 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C. (German) do 12 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 14 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .129

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do . 165 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 35 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 14 Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .35 Item 134, chrome yellow, dark orange Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do .11 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do 18 Do do 13 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 109 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 17 Sample 2 do 115 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 18

Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do . 15

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, NY do . 25 Item 135, chrome yellow Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N Y do 09 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C— Sample CD do 18

Sample S do . 14 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12

Shoemaker &. Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 104 George Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 085 Sample 2 do 115 :: : : :: —:

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Item 135. chrome yellow—Continued.

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C per pound. . $0. 14 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 09 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do .25 Item 136, soluhle blue Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do .61 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do .55

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 447 Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington, D. C do 425 Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do 61

Chas. Becker. Washington, D. C . . .do .52 Hugh Beilly, Washington. D. C do 50

Item 137, carmine. Xo. 40 :

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew Tork, X. Y per ounce. . . 31 Poole & Brooke. Washington. D. C do .35 Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 294

Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington. D.C do . 255 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 30 Hugh Beilly, Washington. D. C do 30 Louis Dejonge 6c Co.. Xew York, X. Y do .30 Item 138. cochineal lake. marbler"s colors

Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York. X. Y per pound. . . 45 Item 139, crude turpentine Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 029 Shoemaker 6c Bnsch. Philadelphia, Pa do .047 Z. D. Gilman. Washington. D. C do 03 Item 140. lubricating compound: Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do .16 Harry M.Schneider. VTashington, D. C do 132 Charies H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 19

The Manhattan Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do . 162 Poole & Brooke. Washington, D. C. Albany Xo. 2 do .15 Sample IXL do 12 W. H. Butler. Washington. D. C do 16

Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia. Pa do . 134

Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington. D. C do . 135 A.G.Belden 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 15 Item 141, wax tapers

Francis Miller, Washington. D. C per dozen boxes.. . 15 Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 92 Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 649 Geo. Pyneal jr.. Washington, D. C do .95 James L. Barbour 6c Son. Washington, D. C do 1. 60 Item 142. beef tallow Charies H.Pleasants. Xew York. X. Y per pound.. .085 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .06 Poole 6c Brooke. Washington. D. C do 075 W. A. Pate. Washington. D. C do 07 Item 143. glass. 10 by 12 inches

Francis Miller. Washington, D. C per box. . 2. 00 The Manhattan Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do 2. 70 Daniel Shanahan, ashington, D. C do 2. 00

W. H. Butler. Washington. D. C do. . . . 1. 90

Shoemaker

Item 145, glass, 12 by 15 inches Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per box.. $2.40

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40

W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2.39 Geo. Ky neal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2.30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03

Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 35 Item 146, glass, 12 by 18 inches: Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40

W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 25

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do.... 2.35 Item 147, glass, 12 by 20 inches Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40

W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2.30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03

Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 35 Item 148, egg albumen

John Campbell & Co., New York. N. Y per pound. . . 60 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D.C.— Sample A do .72 Sample B do 67

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 65 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 66 Item 149, blood albumen John Campbell & Co., New York, N.Y do 18 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .25 Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .2475 Item 150, potash: Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 052

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do . 054

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 054 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 055 Item 151, detergent C. Tiers Myers & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 095 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 048 Item 152, pearlash Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0725

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 084 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 153, dextrine Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 065 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .064 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 067 Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .0525 Item 154, Florida sponges, medium: Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1. 99 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 99 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa Sample A do 2.20 Sample B do 1.694 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 18 Item 155, Florida sponges, small

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 75 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 17 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 497 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 1. 95 : : : : : : : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

Item 156. Venetian formes sponges, medium

Shoemaker

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 58 Item 157. beeswax Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York. X. Y do .27 Lewis Hopfenmaier, "Washington. D. C do .28 G. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do 30

Shoemaker

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 494 Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do .45

Mcilvaine Bros., Philadelphia. Pa do . 675

Item 159. gum arabic sorts :

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York . X. Y do 21

Shoemaker 6c Buseh, Philadelphia, Pa do . 224 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 23 Mcilvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .2575 Item 160. gum hog Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 26 John Campbell 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 38 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 28 Louis Dejonge 6c Co.. Xew York. X. Y do .33 Item 161, eosin

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 744

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 1. 75 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 2. 75 Item 162. powdered borax Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do 096

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 094

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D.C do . 10 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D.C do 105 Jas. L. Barbour 6c Son. Washington. D. C do .12 Mcilvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do .096

Item 163, pulverized alum : Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do 06 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 043 Geo. Eyneal, jr.. Washington. D. C do 032 Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do 028

McDvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do . 047

Item 164, oxalic acid Charles.H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do .075

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 074 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C do .093 Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do 102

Item 165. creosote: Charies H. Pleasants Xew York, X. Y do 46

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 399 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 43

Item 166, stronger water ammonia Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York. X. Y do 115

Shoemaker

Item 167, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, round: Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons. Washington, D. C per gross.. 4. 11 Easton 6c Eupp. Washington, D. C do 4. 19

Item 168, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon: Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons, Washington. D. C do 5. 65 Easton 6c Eupp, Washington, D. C do 5. 75

Item 169, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, all red:

Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons, Washington, D. C do 7. 21 Easton 6c Eupp, Washington. D. C do 7.35 :: : : : : .

94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 170, A. W. Eaber's pencils, all blue:

$6. 31 Etiston Sc !Rupp Washin tr ton D C do 6 45

Tt"ptyi 171 A T^q Tipt** V . ±' LJcllt^llo , till L . X aUCl o £^

do.... 6. 31 Easton & Itnpp "Washington D C do 6 45 Item 172, Dixon American graphite pencils, "M" hexagon: The ManhattaD Supply Company New York Y do 4 79 Greo liyneal jr TVashin^ton D C do 4 80 4.95 Easton &. X£iipp \\ ashin °"ton D C do 4 90

Item l^o, Dixon -A. m eric an graphite pencils, '*S^M hexagon:

/i 4. 79 flfiA r T?vnPol lr \\ Q

Easton &> Hupp "Washington D C do i on

Item 1 i 4, Dixon -A-merican graphite pencils, all red:

,n „ 5. 74

,_ d-(±r\ "RtttipqI it* W t cili iti of* mi T~) C\ do 0. (O 5.88

Easton

Tbe Manhattan Supply Company New Tort K" Y do 5. 74 Greo liyneal jr W ashin°'ton D C do 5 76

do 5. 88 Easton &. Hupp W ashin^ton D C do 5 90 Item 176, Dixon American Graphite pencils, all green

TMi p ATn n li n f f Q.n RmiTili* PnniTiaiiv "NTpw "Vnylj" ~\T V do 0. /» Greo Iiyneal jr "Washington D C do 5. 76 "Win Ballantyne &. Sons Washington D C do 5 88 Easton &. Kupt) Washington D C do 5 90

Item 1T7, Dixon -A. merican graphite liimher pencils, hexagon, hlaclc: r rii p ATn ti 1i i t" T",!i n Snnnlv (P!r»T>iTifiTi*v "Vpnr "VhtTt "NT V do 4 45 Geo jR-yneal jr "Washington D C do 4. 00 do 3.98 QC "PQcfATl At "Pm^Ti WoalllTI fl'f H71 f* do o.Q yo

Item 178, Dixon -A^mencan graphite lninher pencils, hexagon, red or hlne i do 7 20

do o. yo "Wm "RnllnnivTiP & «nn^ AVatihin crinn T) C! 7 15

G+n-n X-r Piinn TVo an i -n cr+r»-n P /i „

Item 179, Eagle lead pencils, hexagon, black, ~Nos. 1 to 5 E. "Morrison HPaper Company, "Washington, D. 0 _„-._. — ... do 4 00 T*1ip ATn nli ni"f an SittitiI T7 C*n TYiTifiTTv "N^pw "VatIt V J- LlC _Li -L c t i 1 1 1 1 1 I Lttll O U.JJJJ± \ V^vlJXl_LI«illj . ^> C \V JL Ul iS. , Asi . X.-.-..- ...... (| 0 3. 97 "\\r TVTil "Rail antvnp At ftnna *i eli in crffvn T\ P do 4. 00 TT,Q

T'lir* ATinli nft in ftn"nT»lT nnmnortTT NTaw "Vni'lr "NT V do 2. 97 do 3 00 do Item 181, Eai^le lead pencils, blue, red, and green

do 4. 50

do 4. 97

~Wm "RalliTitvriP A* Snnt "Wi^hino-trm T> P! do 4. 50

\" 1 T> 1 A . i ; 1 , 1 i , TToo+r^-n A'- , i , 1 1 v T , t (it i ( do 4. 27

Item 182, Eagle crown penholders, No. 1

3. 34

do . 275

do . 279

do . 264 Item 183, Eagle crown penholders, No. 2 :...do.... 3.70 do... .303 do.... .309 do.... .292 :: : : : : : : .

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Item 1S4, Eagle crown penholders, ]S"o. 3

$4. 07

Ttie .XTanhattan Supplv Company ~N"ew \"ork IST V do 339 \\ T? oil " tnIII. qti t*v~ti p iKr ^r>ii AVq* ^li in (Tl"nTi P \ > X>dlJ.ctiI L \ LLC tx^ OU115. > ct > 11 i 11 ^ LUJ1, ±J. w ...... do . 339

"Pdctnn \- T?n"nr* \V q < ] i i n o*1~n"n ~D P JEjcLo <\j -L\- tl >LL 1 11 L 11 , ±J . \y _ tUU L l ^ U ...... do . 355 Item 185, Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small: 7 s;o E. ^XTorrison [Paper Company. \\ ?i s 1i i ti g^t o"n - D. C ...... do

-L llC -JUL till Lid L Id 11 Oil LI }Ji-\ Ulll|lclLL^ , C »> 1 Ui H, . J_ ...... c] 0 6^ i\n . 625 J „ . 593 Iteni 186, Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium

E. AXorrison Eaper Company, \V as Liinirt* >n. D. C - — ...... do 10 00

Tbe ^lanliattan Supply Oonipanv "NTew \ oi'lc "N^ y do . 83 do 831 do 79 Item 187. Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large

Jim Liauii x cllicl v_^luii j Jtin \ , ^ > ttoiiiii^ lull, xj ...... clo 14. 40

Tbe [XTanliattan Supplv Conipanv Xbw "jiTork ^s". \T t|0 1. 19 "Wm Eallantvne Sons \y n *^hin ^ton D C do 1. 20 do 1.138 Item 138. Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to pound

E Alorrison Paper Company \\ asliin^ton D C per pound . 60

The ilanhattan Supplv Company, Xcw Y"ork, Y ...... , do . 597

~^Vm Eallantvno &. Son^ "Washington D C do . 60 "PocfAn A- PnTin "WnoVinn-tnTi T\ P An . 3 1 Item 189. Eagle penholders, ~Ko. 2410

E. ^1orris on Eaper Conipanv, "Washington, D. C — ...... per gross . 1. 35 do 2. 10

do 1. 35 do 1 ^8 Item 190, Eagle penholders, Xo. 3411

E ^Xorri^on Eippr Company" \\" ashin frton D C do 1. 58

do 2. 49

do 1. 58

do 1. 49 Item 191, Eagle penholders, Xo. 4712 do 1. 75

JL LLC ^j-iUi 11<1 L I 1 \ U 111 [IdLL \ , C \\ L U1K, JL -. .... do 2. 79 do 1 75

Ea^ton Sc Ivupp W ' a^h i n ^ton D C do.... 1. 66 Item 192. Davidson's velvet erasive rubber, ZSo. 12 .82

"RfHifrm A- Piin-n TTo ^li i n rrfnn T} P do . 95

Item 193, ^\Tc Grill s round nead paper lasteners, o, 1:

V\ '1 11 n t t~t» A* •sriiis cli

Item 194 ^XEcGrill's round bead paper fasteners j^"o 2* T^qII QriTTno A-

do . 104

Item 19o. L.' nder w ood s Eg vptian l)lac3i ink :

1 r Tl ll T"tT"»l \" f T'llP AT?! ^ttdTl n nmT»a71T Vcur V AT"lr "V "V . 40 rln 415

do . 40 Item 196. Underwood s chemical \vriting ink

"NT T'Tip ATptiIt atTa n Snirnlr PnTiinQTiv ~NTpti" Vnrlr "V do . 60

NN m. Eallantyne

Item 19 , Underwood s carmine ink: 1 do 75

- T V\ rn R^ill Tl tT*Tl P At ^fin< "V\ Q ill in rrTnTt C*. do 1. 52

"F" 1 QTfiTl T?ilT\"n W o cli 'Tl frlrin Ti do 1. 50

Item 198, Arnold s "writing duld * do.... .37 do.... .39 Item 199, Thomas' black writing ink: do.... .32 do.... .35 ——: : : ::: : : 96 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 200, Maynard & Noyes' writing ink

Wm, Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C per quart. . $0. 28 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do .35 Item 201, Freeman's writing ink: "Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do .55

Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do . 60 Item 202, Sanford's combined writing and copying fluid: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 50 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .49 Item 203, A. W. Eaber's rubber bands, No. 33, J-inch:

Wm. Ballantyne

Item 205, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, J-inch Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 385 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .45

Item 206, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, ^-inch: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 76 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .85 Item 207, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, J-inch Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do .575 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .65 Item 208, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 17: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 125 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .15 Item 209, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 10:

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, *D. C do . 065 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 210, A. W. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 13. 30 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 10.85

Item 211. white envelope, No. 5, by 5£ inches

Wm. Ballantyne

Item 213, white envelopes, No. 9, 3£§ by 8| inches: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 85 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C. Sample W do.... 1.95 Sample P do.... 2.15

Item 214, white envelopes, No. 10, 4 by 9| inches Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 04 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C. Sample W do 2.15 Sample P. do 2.25

Item 215, manila envelopes, 12 by 16 inches Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 8. 75 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 9.75

Item 216, manila envelopes, 9£ by 12£ inches : \ Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 00 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 6. 75

Item 217, manila envelopes, 1\ by 11^ inches Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, *D. C do 4. 25

Easton

Item 218, manila envelopes, 7 by 10| inches: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 75 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 25 : : : :: : —— : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

Item 2] 9. manila envelopes, 6| by 10 inches

Wru. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington D. C per M. . $3. 60 Easton Eupp. "Washington, D. C— Sample No. 60 W do.... 2.29 Sample H do.... 1.90 Item 220, coin envelopes, rope manila, 3| by 5| inches Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 20 Item 221, bone folders, large:" Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen.. .82

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa '. do 80 Easton & Eupp, Washington, D. C— 8-inch do 1.00

9-inch do 1. 10

Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 50 Item 222, tracing linen, yard wide

Geo. Eyneal, jr.. Washington, D. C per yard. . . 25

Wm. Ballantyne

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 3. 00 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 3.57 Sample 2 do 2. 10 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 90

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00

Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 48 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 63 Item 224, glue brushes, 2-inch John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Wasbington, D. C. Sample 1 do 5.70 Sample 2 do 5.10 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 6.40 J.H. Cbesley &c Co., Washington, D. C do.... 5.75

Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 80 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 25 Item 225, glue brushes, 2|-inch John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 50 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 11.25 Sample 2 do 11. 25 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 12. 90 J.H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D.C do.... 12.90

Tissot &, Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 18. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 16. 50 Item 226, glue brushes, 3-inch; John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 18.50 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 20.75 Sample 2 do 25.50 Sample 3 do 22.00 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 23. 00 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 23. 00

Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 31. 50 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 19.50 Item 227, pick brushes Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 6.25 Do do.... 4.20 Z. D. Gilman, Wasbington, D. C do 4.25 Item 228, lye brushes Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 8. 00 Do do.... 4.20 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C— Sample A do.... 4.25 Sample B do..-. 6.25 S. Mis. 46 7 : :: : ——

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Item 229, Clinton, No. 31 ye brushes, all bristle: Q Geo, Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C per doz n. . $9. 40 Do do.... 6.03 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 9.68 Item 230, fitches, f inch: W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 75 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .54 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 80 Sample 2 do 68 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 74 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 70 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do .93 Hugh Reilly, Washington, L\ C do 65 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 65 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 88 Item 231, sash tools, No. 8 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 40

Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 ...do 2.45 Sample 2 do 2.13 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 2. 20

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 15 Chas. Becker, Washington, D.C do 2.36

Hugh Reilly Washington, D. do 2. 00 , C

H. Chesley Co Washington , D. do ... . 2. 40 J. & . , C Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 52 Item 232, oak-tanned belting, 1 inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . . 038

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 042 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 045 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 038 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 0325 Item 233, oak-tanned belting, lj-inch: E.J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 064

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 073

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C r do 076 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 065 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 055 Item 234, oak-tanned belting, 2-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 087

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D.C do . 098 W. A. Pate, Washington, D.C do 103

Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 086 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 075 Item 235, oak-tanned belting, 2J-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 114

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D.C - do . 128 W. A. Pate, Washington, D.C do 135 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 113 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 0975 Item 336, oak-tanned belting, 3 -inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 136

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 154 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 162

Melville Lindsay, Washington, D.C .do . 137 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 1175 Item 237, oak-tanneo. belting, 3-inch, double: E.J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 273 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 308 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 324 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D.C do .272 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 2175 : : : : :

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Item 238, oak-tanned belting, 3^-inch Co., E. J. Brooks & New York, N. Y per dozen . . $0. 163 M. Schneider, Harry Washington, D. C do . 184 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 193

Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 163 Albert L. Pitney, Washington,!). C do .14 Item 239, oak-tanned belting, 3J-inch, double E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 326 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 368 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 386 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .325 L. Pitney, Albert Washington, D. C do . 258 Item 240, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 19

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 214 D. W. A. Pate, Washington, C do . 225 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .19 Pitney, Albert L. Washington, D. C do . 1625 Item 241, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch, double E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 379 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .42

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C „ do.... .45 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .38 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .30 Item 242, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 288

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 325 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 342

Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 289 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 2475 Item 243, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch, double: E. J. Brooks & Co., ^'ew York, N. Y do 576 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .63 W. A. Pate. Washington, D. C do 684 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .576

Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do . 4575 Item 244, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch: E J.Brooks & Co., New York,N. Y do 387

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 436 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 459

Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 388 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 3325 Item 245, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch, double: E. J. Brooks &. Co., New York, N Y do 774 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .87 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do. ... .918 Melville Lindsay, Washington, L\ C do .775 Albert L. Pitney. Washington, D. C do.... .6125 Item 246, oak-tanned belting, 10-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York. N. Y do 489 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .55 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 585 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .49 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 42 Item 247, oak-tanned belting, 10-inch, double: E J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 978 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do.... 1.17 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 98 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 775 Item 248, oak-tanned belting, 12-inch, double: E. J.Brooks & Co., New York, N.Y do.... 1.16 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 325 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C ...do.... 1.39 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 1. 159 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .93 :: ::: : ::

100 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 249, oak-tanned lacing leather

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per square foot. . $0. 194

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 132 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 22 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .14 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .14 Item 250, rawhide belting, 1-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, jST. Y per foot . . 7 .049

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C , do . 066 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 06 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .05 Item 251, rawhide belting, 1^-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 082 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 112 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 102

Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do . 085 Item 252, rawhide belting, 2-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 114 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 152 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 138

Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do . 115 Item 253, rawhide belting, 2J-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 147

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 198 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 18 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .15 Item 254, rawhide belting, 3-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 178 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 237 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 216 Chicago Pawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do .18 Item 255, rawhide belting, 3-inch, double: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 356

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 474 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 432 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .36 Item 256, rawhide belting, 3J-inch E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 212 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 284 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 258 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 215 Item 257, rawhide belting, 3|-inch, double E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 408

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C j do . 568 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 516 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 43 Item 258, rawhide belting, 4-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 246 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 33 W. A. Pate. Washington, D. C do 30 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .25 Item 259, rawhide belting, 4-inch, double: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 475 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .66 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 60 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .50 Item 260, rawhide belting, 6-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 377 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .502 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 456 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 38 -Item 261, rawhide belting, 6-inch, double E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 722 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 00 W. A. Pate, Washington. I). C do 912 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111 do 76 : : : : : : : : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 101

Item 262. rawhide belting, 8-inch E. J. Brooks 6c Co., New York, N. Y per foot.. $0. 51 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .673 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 612 Chicago Bawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .51 Item 263, rawhide belting, 8-inch, double E. J. Brooks 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 99

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 346

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 1. 2a Chicago Bawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do 1.02 Item 264, rawhide lacing leather:

E. J. Brooks

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 165- W. A. Pate, Washington. D. C do 22 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do .20 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .14 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 145 Item 265, George's Creek coal: J. Edw. Chapman, Washington. D. C per ton.. 3. 60

Frank A. Kennedy, Washington, D. C - do 3. 63 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 36 Item 266, white-ash anthracite coal

J. Edw. Chapman, Washington, D. C do 5. 24

Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do ... . 5.13 Frank A. Kennedy, Washington, D. C do 5. 25 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 98 Item 267, ice:

National Capital Ice Company, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds . . . 322 The Great Falls Ice Company, Washington, D. C do 32 Independent Ice Company, Washington, D. C do .33

American Ice Company, Washington, D. C do . 33

Transparent Ice Company, Washington, D. C do . 328 S. S. Daish & Son, Washington, D. C— Northern do .38 Manufactured do 37 The Hygienic Ice Company, Washington, D. C do 315 Do do 28 F. A. Eeed & Co., Alexandria, Va do 38

Item 268, guards

. . Altemus & Co. , Philadelphia, Pa per guard . 015 A. E. Keller & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 01

Item 269, backs for money-order books

Gustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y per back. . . 80 George W. Shepard, Troy, N. Y do 85

Item 270. tablet composition

Armour & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 33 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 29

Item 271, parchment subsitute, f-inch

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per piece.. . 65 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 78

Item 272, bookbinding band, |-inch: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 63 H. Griffin 6c Sons, New York, N. Y do 44

Item 273, emery

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 05 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0374 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 06 J. H. Chesley 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 05

Item 274, emery cloth

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per quire. . . 40 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .40 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 48 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D C do 42 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 40 : : : : :: —: 102 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 275, good family flour

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per barrel . . $4. 19 S. S. Daish & Son, Washington, D. C do 3. 80 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington. D. C do 4. 10

W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 60

T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 15

Item 276, white-wine vinegar:

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per gallon.. . 10 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do .11 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do .15 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do 10

Item 277, brooms, No. 7

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 2. 45 Chas. T. Carter & Co., Washington, D. C— Sample 7 do 2.28 Sample 10 do 3.43 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do.... 2.34

P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do 2. 50 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C— Sample A do 2.50 Sample B do 3.60

Item 278, brooms, No. 8 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 2.85 Chas. T. Carter & Co., Washington, D. C— Sample 8 Gm do 3.35 Sample 8 L do 2.75

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do ... . 2 . 88 P.P.May & Co., Washington, D.C do.... 2.90 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 2.75 Sample 2 do 3.00 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C— Sample A do 2.95 Sample B do 3.90

Item 279, soap

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y. — •

Sample 1 per pound. . . 053 Sample 2 do 047 Sample 3 do 043 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 r do 045

Sample 2 1 do 045 Sample 3 do 04 Sample 4 do 0375 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do 042

The Christopher Lipps Company, Baltimore, Md do . 045

Item 280, painted buckets, 3 hoops

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 1 . 64

P. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do ... . 1.55 Jas. L. Barbour & Co., Washington, D. C. Sample 1 do 1.20 Sample 2 do 1.40

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 38

Item 281, cedar water buckets, 3 brass hoops D. Connell, Washington, D. C do 1. 25

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C . . . do 3. 20 P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, AYashington, D. C— Sample 1 do.... 2.25 Sample 2 do 3.10

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00

Item 282, earthen crocks, 1 gallon Jas.M. Hickerson, Strasburg, Va do 1.25 : : : : :: : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 103

Item 283, spring dividers, 5-inch Harry M. Schneider, "Washington, D. C per dozen.. $3. 60 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 10 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 15 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 75 Item 284, wing dividers, 10-inch Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 5.00 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2.90 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 25 Item 285, bookhinders' hammers: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 50 J. H. Cbesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 13. 10 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 00 Item 286, shoe knives Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 79 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 99

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do. . . . .84 F.P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 78 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 78

Louis Dejonge

Item 287, straight trimmers, 10- inch : E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 45 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y.— Sample 1 do 6.90 Sample 2 do 8.40 Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 78 F. P.May & C, Washington, D. C do.... 7.10

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C „ , do.... 6.45 Item 288, sawdust

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per barrel.. . 20 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do. ... .19

Raymond Coleman, Forestville, Md do . 175 Item 289, cotton waste, XXX: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.-

Sample A per pound . . . 094

Sample B do . 089 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .084 Charles H. Pleasants, New York do .092

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do . 084 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 084 J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C— Sample A do 089

Sample B „ do . 086 Item 290, lignuin-vitse mallets

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2. 40 Item 291, sun window awnings R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C per awning.. 2.75 Item 292, re-covering sun window awning frames

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C , do. . . . 1. 75 Washing towels Mrs. A. E. Welcker, Washington, D. C per 100 towels.. .39 Dexter & Company, Washington, D. C do .50 Mrs. A. Simmons, Washington, D. C do .55

Mrs. M. A. Weaver, Washington, D. C t. do 1. 50 Enameled duck, 50 inches wide

.'. Donegan & Swift, New York, N. Y . . per yard . . .23 J. G. Bouse & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 27 Keyser & Rogers, Philadelphia, Pa do .27 R. W. Norris & Sons, Baltimore, Md do .243 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2398 J. B. Kendall, Washington, D. C do 24

John Stinson, Baltimore, Md do . 2375 C. T. & C. B.Mackenzie, Baltimore, Md do 26 Edw. Jenkins & Sons, Baltimore, Md do .30 E. C. Matlack, Philadelphia, Pa do 27 John P. Jube & Co., New York, N. Y do 255 — : : 104 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

FOEAGE FROM JULY 1,1893, TO JUNE 30,1894.

[Price per 100 pounds.]

Corn Flaxseed Name of Didder. Oats. Bran. Corn. Hay. Straw. meal. meal.

July 1 to December 31, 1893 •

W. S. Hoge & Bro $1. 45 $1.20 $0. 91 $1.10 $0. 92 $0. 815 $6.25

Griffin & Merrill 1. 50 1. 25 1. 05 1.25 .95 .75 4. 00

Danenhower & Co 1.52 1. 25 1.00 1.20 .95 .85 6.00

H. P. Pillsbury 1. 51 1. 235 .925 1. 25 .95 .85 6. 50

R. J. Earnshaw 1.50 1.05 .925 1.16 .925 .85 6. 37

S. S. Daish & Son 1. 43| 1.16f .90 1.07f .90 .80 6. 00

Walter F. Hewett 1.50 1. 30 1.00 1.08 1. 00 .80 5. 00

W. M. Gait & Co 1.50 1. 20 1.00 .63 .95 .85 7. 00

January 1 to June 30, 1894

1. 60 1. 25 1. 05 1. 25 1.00 .90 6. 00

TV. M. Gait & Co 1.53J 1. 18| 1.10 1.25 1. 00 .90 7. 00 Danenhower & Co 1. 55 1.25 1.00 1. 25 .95 .85 6. 00

R. J. Earnshaw 1. 54 1.19 1.07 1.09 .94 .85 7.25

Walter F. Hewett 1.55 1.25 1.05 1. 10 .92 .77 6. 50

H. P. Pillsbury 1.53 1.25 1.03 1. 08| .92 .81 6. 50 1.50 1.16f 1.00 1.07^ .90 .80 6. 00

No. 24. Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Schedule op proposals for reproducing 295 illustrations for the Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1893.

Item 1, photolithographing and printing 7,200 copies each of 88, and 7,300 copies each of 2 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C $565. 00 Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 795. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 800. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 825. 00

The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 341. 00

Item 2, photolithographing and printing 7,100 copies each of 4, and 7,200 copies each of 86 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 670. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 785. 00 Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 785. 25 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 870. 00 Breuker & Kessler, Philadelphia, Pa 951. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 592. 00

Item 3, photolithographing and printing 7,200 copies each of 37, and 7,300 copies each of 65 maps:

Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 136. 25

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 195. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 495. 00

The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 2, 053. 00

Item 4, engraving 13 illustrations by half-tone process New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 85. 00 Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 90. 00 Charles Hart, New York, N. Y 98. 00 Peerless Press, New York, N. Y 135. 60 Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 160. 00 Crosscup and West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .25 : : : : : REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 105

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 110 illustrations for Monograph XIII, United States Geological Survey.

Item 1. lithographing and printing 4.794 copies each of 11 illustrations

A. Hoen 6c Co.. Baltimore. Md $1, 900. 00

Item 2, engraving 50 relief-plate illustrations

Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 31. 30 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 65. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company. Xew York, N. Y 68. 00 Harry O. King, Washington. D. C 70. 00 Moss Engraving Company, Xew York, N. Y 75. 00

Photo-Engraving Company. New York, N. Y , 80. 00

Item 3, engraving 49 illustrations by half-tone process: Xew York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 135. 00 Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 135. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 140. 60 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 150. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 159. 00 Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 160. 00 Crosscup and West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .25

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 57 illustrations for United States Coast and Geo- detic Survey Report for 1892, Parts 1 and 2.

Item 1, printing 3.294 copies each of 17, and 4,594 copies each of 8 illustrations Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $575. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 600. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 700. 00 Geo. S. Harris 6c Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 840. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 850. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 984. 00

Item 2, engraving 32 relief-plate illustrations: New York Engraving and Printing Company. New York, N. Y 84. 00 Maurice Joyce, Washington, D. C 87. 45 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 93. 50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 94.00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 161. 00

Schedule of proposals for chrojiolithographing and printing 5,294 copies one illustration for Fourteenth Annual Report of Director of United States Geological Survey.

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $230. 00 Julius Bien 6c Co., New York, N. Y 298. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 300. 00

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 28 illustrations for Eleventh Census Monograph on Vital Statistics of New York and Brooklyn.

Item 1, lithographing and printing (including paper) 2,294 copies each of 12, and 4,794 copies each of 2 illustrations A. Hoen 6c Co., Baltimore, Md $840. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 007. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 400. 00

Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 650. 00

Item 3, engraving 14 relief-plate illustrations Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 29. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 35. 00 Maurice Joyce, Washington, D. C 35. 00 The Washington Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 35. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 36. 00

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 41 illustrations for Eleventh Census Monograph on Irrigation in the Western Part of the United States.

Item 1, chromolithographing and printing 4,794 copies each of 7 illustrations: A. Hoen 6c Co., Baltimore, Md $129. 43 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 260. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 265. 00 Eorbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 350. 00

Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 239. 00 : — : : — 106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2, engraving 34 relief-plate illustrations Maurice Joyce, Washiugton, D. C $142. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 163. 74 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 182. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 185. 00

J. B. Chamberlain, " Washington, D. C. (per square inch) ^ ^gf

Schedule of proposals for printing (in colors) 31,794 copies each o - 7 illustrations for Final Report of the Eleventh Census on Agriculture.

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $460. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 575. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 858. 43

Eorbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 200. 00

Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 239. 00

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 373 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Item 1, engraving 298 relief-plate illustrations Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y $320. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 210. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 195. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 178. 92 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 169. 50 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 149. 00

Item 2, engraving 75 illustrations by half-tone process: Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 440. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 358. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 320. 98 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 285. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 269. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 259. 00

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 28 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1893.

Item 1, lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 copies each of 5 illustrations (Reports of Entomologist and Microscopist)

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $8, 040. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.

Sample A 7, 500. 00 Sample B 7, 100. 00

Sample C 6, 950. 00

The Giles Company, New Fork, N. Y 7, 200. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y.— Sample A 6, 850. 00 Sample B 6,270.00

Sample C 6, 180. 00 Sample D 6,026.00 Heliotype Printing ( 'ompany, Boston, Mass 6,585.00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey,New York, N. Y. Sample A 6,045.00 Sample B 5,685.00

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 5, 998. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 5,820.00

The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 5, 199. 89 Stecher Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 4,740.00

Item 2, lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 copies each of 9 illustrations (Report of Pomologist) Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 14, 418. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 12, 500. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 11, 865. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.— Sample A 11,700.00 Sample B 11, 000. 00 Sample C 10, 700. 00 : : : —: REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 107

Item 2. lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 'copies each of 5 illustrations (Report of Pomologist)—Continued. Sackett & Wilhelins Lithographing Company, New York, N. ¥.— Sample A $11,680.00 Sample B 10,620.00 Sample C 10,470.00 Sample D 10,180.00 Trautmann. Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y. Sample A 11, 325.00 Sample B 10, 650. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 10,000.00

Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 9, 948. 00

The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 8, 946. 88

Stecber Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 8, 945. 00

Item 3, printing by photo-gelatin process (including paper) 509, 794 copies each of 3 illustra- tions (Report of Microscopist) The Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 16, 058. 70 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y 13,764.43

Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 9, 889. 00

New York Photogravure Company, New York, N. Y 7, 650. 00

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 6, 990. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 6, 000. 00

The Orcutt Company, Chicago, HI 2, 492. 89

Item 4, lithographing and printing 509,794 copies each of 4 illustrations (Reports of Orni- thologist and Forestry Division)

Sackett

The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 5, 097. 94 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4, 500. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 4, 350. 00

Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 4, 239. 00

Julius Bien

Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 3, 800. 00

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 3, 777. 00

Trautmann, Bailey

Stecber Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 3, 406. 00

Item 5, engraving 7 relief-plate illustrations Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, HI 17. 50

Maurice Joyce, "Washington, D. C , 22.75

Schedule op proposals for reproducing 145 illustrations for Fourteenth Annual Report of Director of United States Geological Survey.

Item 1, lithographing and printing 12,294 copies each of 26 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $5, 510. 00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y 5, 400. 00

The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 4, 209. 27

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 3, 985. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3, 656. 00

Item 2, engraving 80 relief-plate illustrations: Harry O. Rang, Washington, D. C 275. 00 The Coloritype Company, New York, N. Y 200. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 105. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 103. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 79. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 65. CO Crosscup & West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .10

Item 3, engraving 39 illustrations by half-tone process Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 275. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 226. 00 The Coloritype Company, New York, N. Y 200. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 173. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 165. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 154. 00

Crosscup & West Engraving Company, Philadelphia Pa. (per square inch) » 20 108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 11,794 copies each op 7 illustrations for Final Keport of the Eleventh Census on Statistics and Condition of Indians.

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, NY $1, 320. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 250. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 989. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 929. 00

Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 9,294 copies each of 3, and 11,794 copies each of 11 illustrations for final report of the eleventh census on churches.

The Giles Company, New York, N. Y $2, 750. 00

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 000. 00

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 675. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 529. 00

Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 149. 00

Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 31,794 copies each of illustrations for Final Report of Eleventh Census on Population, Part 1.

A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2, 500. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 2, 175. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 2, 080. 00

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y J 1, 989. 00

Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 550. 00 — . .

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No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WORK.

Time Time employed. employed. Kame. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Brian, H. T 365 $2, 100. 00 Spottswood, J. M. A . . 300 White. Jas. W 5 28. 53 Strawn, H. L 301 Espey.H. C 283 349 1, 858. 65 Tavlor, A. H 300 Anderson, A. W 29 2, 080 950. 88 Teale, Jas. E 9 Anderson, J. W 287 1, 650. 25 Thompson, Zach 287 Auer, A.B 266 1, 529. 50- Ulrich, J. Louis 46 Baker, Albert 1, 9651 1, 030. 65 Wallace, P. S 44 Barrell, Marv H 45 216. 00 Welch, John T 313 '46 Becker, P. M' 287 1, 216. 88 Welsh, C.H Benedict, Harold 91| 48. 49 Williams, Fred.B 290 Bergin, Jas. E 18 1, 519" 794. 27 Wilver, E. J 294 Bibb, Robt, T 1 1,239 500. 85 Winchell, D. G... 271 Brady, Ora A 295 1, 325. 50 Wise, W. E 295 Briggs, Win 313 1, 799. 75 Wood, A. L 112 Burke. Raymond L . . 287 861. 00 Young, Chas. E 281

Butcher, J . H 300 1, 050. 00 Youngs. H. W 295 Byrne, P. J 313 1, 799. 75 Abbott, C. E 8 Clongb, Allan C 289 1, 512. 20 Abbott, Lizzie 2, 333| Cottle, Al 251 1, 443. 25 Abbott, W. L l,956i Covert, Jake 287 1,650.25 Abbott, W. R 301 Cowan, E 177 1,017.75 AbeLl, A.T 1,836 Craig. J. M 268 1, 407. 00 Abramson, G 2, 105 Cunningham, S. K 287 1, 216. 88 Ackerman, A. M 2, 2271 Dew ey, A. M 241 1, 205. (JO Acker, Henry S 672 Dierken. Joseph 300 1, 500. 00 Acker, Maggie L 5 Edmunds, Will M 45 258. 75 Acton, Geo. C 2,216 Elliott, Alex 267 1, 535. 25 Adam, Agnes W 561 Entrikin.B.P 300 1,350. 00 Adam, Susie 522 Eisher, Win. H 257 1, 349. 25 Adams, C. G 243 Fordham, George 313 1, 669. 33 Adams, Louisa 2, 205 Foss.M.C 103 592. 25 Adams, L. C 9001 Guy,Isabelle P 304 972. 80 Adams, M. M 1, 772^ Harding, H. A 197 270i 1,177.61 Adams, N. S 32 Hartman, W. A 279 1, 488. 00 Adams, V. L... 246 Hastie,R. B 40 230. 00 Adams, Wm. R 2, 247| Hav,L.C 266 1, 596. 00 Aden, James 1,433 Heck, John T 260 1, 495. 00 Agan, Mary 390 Hendler, Chas. T 90 1, 301. 64 Ager, Katie 2, 280 Hendricks, ¥m. J 287 1, 148. 00 Aitkenhead, W. C 2, 101 Hickman, W. H 270 1, 622. 00 Albertson, Geo. H 2, 049^ Hinds, W. L 241 1, 311. 04 Alburtis, Jas. H 76i Holl, E. A 287 1, 148. 00 Alden, A. J 2,073 Homan, H. O 45 244. 80 Alexander, B. S 2,269 Kehoe. J.D 210 1, 207. 50 Alexander, C. J 2, 3351 Kennedy, J. L 241 1, 385. 75 Alexander, H. E 1, 788| 825i Kreh, Chas. F 258 1, 214. 40 Alexander, Wm. M Lamb, Geo 34 185. 96 Alford,D.M 1,243 Lappin, R. C 11 55.00 Alford, J. R 2, 258i Larcombe, John 313 2, 003. 20 Alford, L. F 2, 0151 Louis, M. A. W 302 1, 796. 00 Allard, CD 2, 115 Mason, C. C 280 1, 610. 00 Alleger, Thos. J 1, 790| Mitchell, M. W 301 1, 730. 75 Allee, Presley 2, 400 Munson, F 271 1, 558. 25 Allen, J. P 1,401 Murphy, Wm.H 251 690. 25 Allison, A. A 99| 006i McFariand, H. C 224 1, 194. 66 Allison, A. G 2, McGowan, H. J 300 900. 00 Allison, F. A 1, 858i Oyster, E. W 30 195. 00 Allison, Irene 1, 808 Patten, Geo. E 193i 901. 78 Almarade, J. A 166 Pearson, Aven 245 1, 470. 00 Amazeen, Chas. B 496 Penicks, Thos. B 267 1, 535. 25 Amann, Franklin 845 Post, W. L 287 430. 50 Ambler, Louis 216 Ramsey, W. R 267 1, 535. 25 Amoss, James O 1, 555 Robinson, CM 283 1, 627. 25 Anderson, D. F 552 Sardo. A. E 41 266. 50 Anderson, Frank 2, 275 Searle, Spencer A 300 1, 200. 00 Anderson, Fred. A 2,450 Shields, Wm. E 45 2, 022* 1, 499. 38 Anderson, M. D 32 Simmons, W. J 313 1, 643. 25 Anderson, R. T 1, 658 Simons, H. O 287 1,216. 88 Andrew, E. H 1, 129| Slater, F. R 73 233. 60 Andrews, M. L 1, 0421 889i Slater, W.J 287 1, 148. 00 Applegate, May 1, Smith. Wm.P 35 227. 50 Archer, Charles 2, 198 Snowden, Wm 105 603. 75 Ardinger, Owen 1, 984 Snyder. J. M 313 1, 252. 00 Arenberg, Louis 9641 — —. . . 1

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No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WOKE-Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Armstead, H. M 222 $888. 80 Bauer, C. A 756£ $351. 20 Armstrong, James B, 647 790. 56 Baxter, Frank A 48 19. 20 Armstrong, Jno 174 869. 60 Baxter, S. W 2, 460 987. 84 Armstrong, M. E — 9K8-1 497. 22 Baylie, Jennie 1, 596 338. 52 Arnold, A. J 248 111. 20 Bayly, Jno. A 1, 872 536. 80 i i a a aa Arnold, Agnes M . . 053 431. 11 Beach, D. W 2, 298 1, 149. 00 Arnold, Frank 586 234.40 Beach, H. D 2, 105 842. 00 "792 QO Ash, E.N . 29£ 14. 16 Beall, Esau 1, 658^ 1 40. oil Ashe, Annie 065 615. 45 Bea.ll, J. I 1, 298 623. 04 Ashlord, W.F 853 426. 50 Beall, J. W 792 316. 80 Ashion, H. E 973i 389. 40 Beamer, Fannie 1, 976 497. 92 Atchison, Cecelia 25(5.1 473. 86 Beaslev, Wm. A jl, yoo^ 928. 40 Atherton,E.N 685S 421. 35 Beatty, A. P 1, 968 885. 60 Atkins, J. H 0061 392. 60 Beatty, R. L 2, 283^ 913. 40 Atkinson, E.T 068" 827. 20 Beck, Rudolf 2, 292 926. 80 Atkinson, H.M 216 103. 04 Beck, Wm. H.... 638^ 255. 40 Atkinson, James S. 189 875. 60 Beisel, W. R 2, 116£ 846. 60 Atkinson, John F . 745 955. 38 Belcher, Ida P 2, 157| 539. 35 Atwell, Harry . 781 195. 25 Bell, Chas. W 2, 224 889. 60 Atwell, M. H 234 549. 81 Bell, John L 1, 224 306. 00 Aukward, Geo. H 230 892. 00 Bell, S. H 2, 282 1, 213. 06 Auracher, Christian C 278J 1, 279. 14 Bell, T. S 205 51. 25 Austin, Ernest R 216i 886. 60 Bell, W. P 997 249. 25 Austin, G-. L 400 960. 00 Beller, Chas. E 2, 063 982. 56 Austin, Jas 304 521.60 Belle feuille, Lena 2, 271 636. 02 Avis, Wm 680 904. 50 Bellinger, (.). B 1, 487^ 714. 00 Ayers, Frank 060 824. 00 Belmont, Isidore J; 157 555. 36 Babcock, D. A 606 739. 43 Belt, Wm. M 1, 916 862. 20 Babcock, James H 013 946. 11 Benham, John S 1. 855?J 463. 86 Babcock, John 189 875. 40 Benjamin, W. T 2, 290 574. 00 Baden, Thad 552 729. 44 Bennett, H. L 1, 688 422. 00 Bailey, Edward 649i 874. 23 Bennett, L. J 2. 0o0 975. 88 Bailey, Jas. K 103| 1,051.75 Bennett, Thos. D 2, 184 1, 310. 40 Bailey, Mary E 008 502. 0.0 Bentz, A. W 2. 287 1, 143. 50 Baker, Arthur E 252 900. 80 Bentzler, Jno. L 2, 095J 950. 20 Baker, Chas. W 142 1, 071. 00 Berg, John R 2, 257 1, 411. 50 Baker, E. E 613 732. 88 Berkeley, Geo. T 2, 247 939. 76 Baker, F 11 5| 528. 79 Bernhardi, Chas i, 454 370. 85 Baker, Geo. F 452 982. 08 Berry, George 8 3. 84 Baker, Karl H 238 1, 206. 99 Berston, Mary E 264 66. 00 Baker, Phillip 240 671.20 Bertossa, Frank 1, 621J 648. 60 Baker, Wm. H 557 622. 80 Bethea, J. K 756 189. 00 Baker, W. S 7331 918.75 Beyler, Edward 1, 196J 531. 60 Baldwin, E. F 396 158. 40 Bierley, Wm 2, 239 559. 75 Baldwin, Walter J 546 618. 40 Biggins, MaryR 2, 281 570. 24 Ballard, Flora E. 1701 539. 57 Billings, H. B 1, 785| 857. 04 Ballard, Orville L 555i 388. 87 Billings, T.E 1, 8121- 725. 00 Baltzell, John 005 802. 00 Billopp, Chas. F 1, 958 909. 92 Barker, F. C 2781 188. 87 Bilyeu, Geo. W 1, 552 733. 44 Barker, M. E 271i 522. 43 Bisbee, Jos. E 2, 169 867. 60 289i Barnes, Geo. O . 267 906. 80 Bishop, Varden 2, 915. 80 Barnett, Leon 195J 36.65 Bivins, J. D 1, 329 637. 92 Barnett, May 112 258. 62 Bixler. E. G 1, 994| 698. 02 Barnum, Mark H., jr... 16 7. 68 Black, A. H 2, 056 616. 80 Barr, J. S 48 19. 20 Black, Marv E 2, 1001 525. 12 Barr, M. W 263 905. 20 Black, Raleigh M 1, 429| 686. 16 Barrett, Julia 047 240. 81 Blackiston, Lillie L . . 2, 116| 529. 11 Barrett, S. S 748 699. 20 Blackmon, H. C 192 48.00 Barringer, M 2631 1, 131. 75 Blair, Nellie 2, 086^ 438. 54 Barrows, B. F 190i 876. 20 Blake, W. W 2, 351i 1, 062. 84 Barron, C. L 31]i 77. 87 Blakeney, James T 2, 340 937. 92 68i Barron, Alice J 448 514. 08 Blanton, Chas. L . 29. 34 Barry, John 485 594. 00 Blessing, L.M 584 233. 60 Bartiett, C. A 910i 764. 20 Bloom, Albert 2,002 800. 80 Bartlett, Carrie A ,255£ 518. 75 Bloor, Victoria E 2,266 475. 85 Barton, C. A 507i 603. 00 Blosser, Ross J 1, 5981 639. 40 Barton, Chas. C 6851 809. 04 Blush, Rosa 2, 003 422. 21 Barton, David L 191 876. 40 Boag, J. O 1, 362| 606. 72 Bass, Edwin W 7331 693. 40 Bobbett, RufusL 2,174 1, 006. 80 Bass, Wm. M 242 1,216.98 Boehmer, John A 2, 2341 837. 90 2,312i Bassler, Henry W 209 913. 60 Boernstein, Henry N 1, 225. 62 Bastian, Chas. S 288 1, 330. 64 Boggs, Zella "... 191 47. 74 Bastress, D. W 6571 328. 75 Bogia, Ferd. F 2, 389 955. 60 Bateman, Wm. I 101£ 40. 60 Bohle, John C 479-1 230. 16 Bates, Geo. W 929£ 539. 97 Bolinstarck, Anna... 2,233 468. 93 Battley, Alice E 7681 176. 75 Boll, Emma G 1,424 358. 85 — . ..

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No. 25. Statement showing the nuniber of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

! 1 639 1 016. 75 Borland, Alex. T 2,294 917. 60 Brown, John R 1) 278! 613. 68 Bornkessell, T. C 1,698 770. 51 Brown, Morgan 2, 189! 574. 50

Borst, Kate C 1,436 330. 27 Brown, Phil. H .1, (OUg 1 77 fV7 Boss, John P 2, 289 915. 60 Brown, Sarah 948 111.01 Boss, JoknR 2, 257 915. 00 Brown, S. T 2, 074! 9 90R1 Bosworth, Henry H 2, 670 770. 03 Browne, John C 914 60 Boteler, Harry S. 2, 260! 904. 20 Brownlow, TVm. G 1, 677 670 80 Bott, Hugo F 736 294. 40 Brueckner, Chas. O 568! 997 An

Bovee, Frank G- 1,712 692. 92 Brummett, A. C. . . i, yyo oyy. 44 Bowe, Patrick 1, 465 368. 15 Brush, Edward 1, 304! 521. 80 847i Bowen, Adelia A 1, 461. 87 Bryan, TVm. D 1, 742! 435 62 Bowden, Fletcher 2, 053! 821. 40 Bryer, James T 128 48 °0 Bowie, A. J 771i 177. 43 Bryerton, Maggie 2, 183 545. 73 478i Bowman, TV. H 2, 626. 22 Buckingham, Glenn . . 1, 179 471 60 Bowman, TVm. R 533 133. 25 Buckland, C.N I, 850 776 65 Boxlev, Daniel 1,747 495. 53 Buckley, Dan'l J 1, 841! ooi). yu Boyd/M.R. A 2, 191 503. 91 Budlong, E. M 1, 832! 421 47 Boyd, TVni. A 1, 408 482. 88 Buehler, A. J 1, 926! 924. 72 Boyd, Wm.J 1, 470 588. 00 Buehler, J. Fr 2, 353! 941. 40 Boyd, TV. M 376 150. 40 Buete, Ella H 288 84. 80 o 1 7n B«a no Borden. Eugene C 1, 8441 737. 80 Buley, Frank R J, 1

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No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WOEK-Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Bush, JohnK 2, 251i $900. 60 Costigan, Lawrence 232 $58. 00 Bush, AVm 2, 293 573. 25 Cathell, AnnaW 177 44. 24 Bushee, B 2, 284i 571. 11 Caton, John P.D 2, 097 838. 80 Buskuhl, Fred 2,453 622. 85 Caton, Mary 1, 746 366. 66 Bussev, Albert J 144 67. 68 Caton, P. A 2, 072£ 829. 00 Busteed, B. H 2, 222J 889. 25 Cavanaugh, James 907£ 283. 59 Butler, Frances 454 85. 11 Cavis, A. T 2, 308 1, 223. 24 Butler, George, jr 2, 284i 913.80 Cawson, Chas. C 2, 288 1, 073. 92 Butler, H. M 2 .80 Cawson, F. S 2, 243 1, 340. 20 Butler, Lizzie 1,014 190. 06 Cays, Theo. A 1, 964 785. 60

Butscber, Edward P . . 2, 3811 952. 60 Chadwick, De Witt C . 2, 163 1, 146. 39 Byam, Chas. P 1, 869 747. 60 Chambers, E. B 2, 224 1, 392. 44 Byrd, Thomas 6141 153. 62 Champlin, Bert. C 1, 199J 479. 80 Byrne, Joseph H 2, 253 901. 20 Chapman, Annie 2, 27 0| 476. 82 Byrne, Mollie 2, 1161 396. 79 Chapman, O. B 2, 177 870. 80 Byrne, Peter 2, 383 953. 20 Chapman, S. A 2, 290| 429. 46 Byrne, Peyton 1,942 932. 16 Chase, A. H 1, 834 733. 60 Byrnes, John J 2, 288 915. 20 Chase, F.N 1, 921 768. 40

Cadick, Thos. W 1,105 558. 10 Chase, H. W 1, 979 . 709.87 Cady,L.M 2, 256 966. 79 Chase, Will H 2, 405 1, 145. 38 Caldwell, Stephen 2, 2281 653. 10 Cheatham, James B 935 233. 75 Calhoun, Richard M 2, 587 727. 18 Cheatham, Kate A 72 36. 00 Callaghan, Mary 7431 156. 13 Cherry, Clarence ... 1, 970 496. 09 Callahan, A 2, 271 567. 75 Chew, W.P 1, 891£ 851. 17 Callahan, John 80 32. 00 Childs, Thomas 2, 452£ 981. 00 Callahan, T. E 2, 2451 898. 20 Childress, J. W 1, 030^ 494. 64 Calvert, Geo. A 2,055 1, 203. 50 Childs, Saml. N 2, 346J 1, 067. 56 Cammack, Virginia 2, 250 562. 49 Chinn, C. E 1, 996 499. 97 Camp, W. M 6581 263. 40 Chiplev, J. F 2, 009 803. 60 Campbell, F. W 1, 817 516. 20 Chisho'lm, D. V 417£ 186. 44 Campbell, Joseph 32 12. 80 Chisholm, LB 2, 151 861. 70 Campbell, M. F 1, 249 374. 70 Chisolm, B. F 1, 999 799. 60 Campbell, Bobt. P 2, 028 567. 84 Christian, Bufus L 718 364. 35 Campbell, Thos. A 216 86. 40 Christie, Geo. P 1, 384 664. 32 Canfield, G. H 1, 604 764. 80 Christy, Edwin F 2, 296 918. 40 Canfield, James B.. 24 11. 52 Chroniger, W. P . 2, 526 836. 33 Canisius. Arthur T 2, 284 856. 49- Claggett, E. H 2,400 600. 00 Cannon, John E 1,0911 272. 87 Clague, Wm. H. H 1,552 620. 80 Cantine, Kate 2, 3751 546. 36 Clark, A. B 2, 384 804. 60 Capell, Chas. A 2, 227 906. 44 Clark, Amanda 2, 129 532. 25 Capell, D. S 1,903 846. 92 Clark, Carlotta 1, 960 411. 59 Carraway, J. P. 1831 45, 87 Clark, Chas. E 2, 272 583. 00 Carey, H. J 2,261 1,210. 51 Clark, John W 2, 119 847. 60 Carlin, Owen T 19 8. 93 Clark, J. Wilson 1, 287£ 515. 00 Carpenter, Annie 1, 768 443. 52 Clark, Mandamus 264 92. 40 Carpenter, F. A 2, 275 910. 00 Clark, Merrils H 2, 1861 874. 60 Carpenter, W. H 125 57. 44 Clark, Perry 2, 990 747. 50 Carr, Chas. C 2, 130| 665. 79 Clark, Sarah P 2, 260 474. 60 Carr, John H 2, 731 913.96 Clark, Thos. W 2, 264£ 911.55 Carr, W.H 1, 780 534. 00 Clark, Walter T 1, 950 487. 23 Carrico, Emma L 19 4. 75 Clarke, Geo. E 2, 853£ 1, 141. 40 Carrico, Jos. M 52 20. 80 Clarke, John 1, 285i 321. 37 Carrier, Asa E 2, 303 921. 20 Clarke, Joseph S 515. 95 Carrigan, W.J 30. 00 Clarke, W. S 1,917 488. 60 Carrington, S. A 1, 173 293. 25 Clarke, W. W 2, 291 1, 145. 50 Carroll, Bridget 1,520 *84. 95 Clarkson, John F 1,968 787. 20 Carroll, Louis 8 3.20 Clarkson, W. F 2,023 809. 20 Carroll, Michael 2, 277| 750. 72 Clayton, Thos. J 640 160. 00 Carroll, Thos 192J 108. 28 Cleary, James 2, 292 573. 00 Carson, H. T 3 .75 Clements, James 1, 957 489. 25 Carter, Clara E 2, 107* 484. 71 Clements, J. S 1, 744£ 700. 20 Carter, Dewitt 790| 197. 62 Clements, L. J 2, 3641 1, 115. 24 Carter, Fannie D 1,592 298. 43 Clements, W. P 885£ 425. 04 Carter, Geo. B 2, 2111 995. 17 Clifford, J. E 2, 742 856. 88 Carter, Jennie A 16 4. 70 Clifford, Thomas 2, 295 1, 107. 65 Carter, Jos 2, 055 614. 10 Clifford, Walters 2, 138 534. 48 Carter, Lily 136 39.95 Clinton, F. S 168 78.96 Carter, Owen L 1, 780 854. 40 Clinton, James 1, 204£ 481. 80 772i Carter, Win. J 1, 443. 12 Clower, Harrv W 1, 6631 798. 48 298i ". Carver, W. B 2, 1, 091. 03 Coakley, G . 2, 370 592. 50 Carty, Alton B 2,110 844. 00 Cobb, J. C 1, 835£ 734. 20 Casey, F. D 738. 49 Cobb, W.E 40 16.00 Casey, John 1, 799£ 863. 76 Coburn, Frank B 472 226. 56 Casey, Jos. E 2, 2591 903. 80 Cochnower, J. C 32 15. 36 982i Cashman, M 1,461-1 701. 52 Coder, M. G 1, 590. 80 Casterline, C. C 1,725 690. 00 Coe, Charles H 2, 151 860. 40 — . . .. . J REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

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Coe, Geo. 1ST 1, 655 $662. 00 Cotter, Chas. W 1 846 1 Coe. P.J 32 15.36 Councell, 226i \Ji7i3.AQQ 83 W. F 2 2 X, OO ' Cogswell, F. A 1, 711 769. 94 Count, J. W 120 60. 00 Cohen, Meyer S 2, 269 907. 60 Cousar, J. L 2 090 783. 74 Cohoon, W. J 1, 207 301. 74 Covert, CC 2 296 918. 40 2' 1 Coiner, J. D 2,291 916. 40 Cowell, H. C 275 1, uuy.nfiQ lo9*; 742i Coke. Emily T 1, 400. 76 Cowgill, John 2, 202J- 550. 62 Colbert, N. 2, 526 631. 50 A Cowie, EdwardJ 1, 5751-2 630. 20 Cole, Ira E 2,044 817. 60 Cox, Frank P 2 203 412. 98 2, 283 913.20 6881 Cole, John Cox, Isaiah 2 274 40 Cole. Samuel 2, 200 550. 05 Craft, Max 2 275 Coleman. A. D 1, 083i 730. 42 Cramer, Laura R 2 294 573. 50 Coleman, Benj 748 187. 00 Cranford, Horace 24 10 88 Coleman, CO 2, 060J 649. 32 Crawford, Wm 2 326 Coleman, Wm 1, 645 411. 69 Crawford, S. T 2. 287 914 80 Colignon, Joseph 1,295 518. 00 Crawford, Wm. M 1 919i 1 205. 57 Colklesser, A. A 760 174. 80 Creed, J. W I, 8121 461. 90 275" Collar, Edwin 1, 968| 787. 40 Crellin, Mary A 1, 318. 75 Collar, Lora E 2, 025J 435. 31 Cremen, Delia 159 33. 39 Collerd, Otis B 941 216. 40 Crenshaw, W. H 2 23512 894. 20 Collins, A 2,208 551. 99 Cressey, E. T ' 187 74. 80 Collins, Danl. J 2, 289 684. 45 Crist, Raymond F ... 1, 997 531. 97 Collins, H.K 274 L 233. 00 Crittenden, Thos.B.. 2 180^- 872 20 Collins, Thomas 2, 294i 573. 62 Cromelien, Amelia E 669|L 140. 59 Collins, T. H 2, 159 863. 60 Crone, John E 1, 903" 570. 90 263i Collison, H •2, 520. 58 Croney, Amanda J . 2, 262 520. 26 Colnan,John 739 184. 75 Crooks, C 2 375 742. 18 Colne, C. C 2, 2731 909. 92 Cross, Geo. A 1 998 799. 20 Cologne, 1ST. S 1,664 666. 32 Cross, J. W 24 10. 24 391i Colquitt, CD 1, 667. 92 Cross, Lena M 2 2461 471. 76 102i Colt,Jas.B 2,261 565. 45 Crowe, John 2, 2 841. 00 ' Columbus, Annie H 2, 2731 527. 21 Crowe, P 280 92. 13 Comber, Annie 1, 342 271. 92 Crowther, Lizzie 2, 287i 428. 86 ' . . . 227i Comer, Joseph I 2, 008 519. 20 Crubaugh, W. W 56. 87 9 13Qi Connell, J eremiah A . . 1, 9261 806. 10 Crump, E. C Oi7V. OU 715" Connell, M. A 1, 394. 45 Crush, J. E 528 132. 00 6*> Connell, Xellie C 1. 9951 374. 15 Cruso, M. B 2, OI61 389 j Connell, Quitman 1,917 479. 25 Cruso, Wm US 7 746. 20 J 065i qqq or; Connell, Sarah A 2, 828. 86 Crutchfield, E. W . . 1 302 OJ70. OO Connelly, Arthur J 30 180. 00 Croxton, Ida I 2 255Jr 563. 86 1 099 55 Connelly, B. M 2, 0471 831. 75 Culbertson, S. S 2, 281 x, yjCiij. 00 855i Connelly, M. P 2, 068 827. 28 Culhane, James J . . 1, 2 742. 20 Conner, Jas. D 7591 303. 80 Cullen, Annie 2' 257 564. 24

j J. 48 25. Cullen, l! 703 817. 44 Conner, S | 1 44 CP J 1 fi97i Connolly, John F . . 2,3351 -452. 39 Cunningham, James 1, 0^1* 651 00 924" Connor, Agnes G . . 1, 360. 73 Cunningham, Mary . 2 022 424 60 Q1 71 99Q 3fi Connor, Edward F . 814 390. 72 Curren, Ida I DO Connor, Wm. C 1,484 593. 60 Curtis, Don. C 1 242 596 16 Conover, E. W 2, 157 862. 80 Curtis, Maggie x, oiJ& 425 37 -4-7 Conroy, Danl. J I 304 145. 92 Cushing, S. C 2 176 500 Constantine, B. E 66 27. 68 Cushley, M. F ' 819 OOVJ.380 OLi^9

Conway, Thos I 1, 944 486. 00 Cyphers, CM 378 951 65 Cooled John 2, 260 904. 00 Dade, T. H 1, 866 653. 10 850i Cook," A. G 1, 9421 932. 40 Danenhower, Chas . 1 2 740 20 Cook, John 2, 758 911. 39 Dahl, Emma i, 8i6 381. 36 j Cook, Mary H 1,527 351. 19 Dahl, Wm. H 489 195. 60 Cook, P. M 2, 0301 812. 80 Dailey, James S 2, 201 880. 40 Cooke, John S 592 148. 00 Dale, O.S 1, 640 425. 20 Cooley,P.T 1,79L| 447.87 Dame, May 1, 152J 1> Coolidge, H. A 1, 970 044. 09 Dangerfield, Mary C . 258 48. 36 Coomes, Susie 590 123. 89 Daniels, S. S.....' 2, 032 955. 52 Cooney, Win. J. T 1, 4311 687. 12 Darby, Major T 269 67. 25 Cooper, James T 125 60.00 Darlington, CP 1,256 602. 88 Cooper, Joseph W 1, 772 558. 32 Darnell, E. G 2,203 1, 382.17 j 293i Coquard, Armand . . . 1,368 642. 96 Dart, Ida 2, 573. 37 E j 11" Corbin, William 2, 069 517. 25 Dausch, Kate M 2. 75 Core, M. H 102 23.46 Davies, Emily 1, 397 321.30 Corey, Elvira W 2,063 512. 60 Davis, Alfred 2, 0631 984. 72 262" Cornell, S. M 605 139. 12 Davis, Chas. F 2, 904. 80 Cornman, E., jr 2, 496 1, 560. 81 Davis, Elizabeth 2,278 478. 38 233i Cornwell, Frank ... 2, 450 L 101. 24 Davis, E. D 2, 697. 99 Cornwell, Louis W. 533 213. 20 Davis, Edwin L 1,751" 700. 48 Corridon, Joanna ... 1, 204 252. 82 Davis, Fred. L 1, 7651 935. 68 970" Costello, Chas. L 211 84. 40 Davis, Ivins 1, 788. 00 251i Costello, Mary 2, 296 430. 50 Davis, Jno. A 2, 811.91 Coster, S. K 2, 168 813. 00 Davis, L. H 1, 910| 478. 20 S. Mis. 46- — ... . .

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Davis, M. A 2, 295-| $652. 34 Dow, M. E 2, 284 $570. 99 Davis, May V 2, 138! 449. 05 Dowden, C. L 303 121. 20 Davis, S. M 2, 216 1, 405. 10 Dowden, CP 2, 062 516. 50 Davis, T. K 24 9. 60 Dowling, Frank 1, 798! 719. 40 Davis, Wm. A 56 26. 88 Dowling, Horace C 1, 309i 523. 80 Davis, W. H 1, 520 608. 00 Downey, J ohn 2, 262* 565. 62 Davison, H. L 2, 192 876. 80 Downey, Mary A 2, 492 573. 16 Davisou, J. K 1, 957'2 786. 00 Downs, A 2, 078 436. 38 Davisson, Etta 1, 963! 412. 27 Doxey, Hindman 1, 414i 627. 88 Davidson, T. R 1, 744 837. 12 Doyle, James 64 22. 40 Dawson. Wm 2, 412! 603. 12 Drake, Claude F 593! 237. 40 Day, J. P 2, 320 1, 109. 76 Drew, Julius 2, 172! 1, 023. 36 Deady, W.J 386 154. 40 Driggers, John S 2, 123! 530. 86 Deans, A. C 1, 364! 545. 80 Dubois, M. A 2, 276| 910.60 Deering, C 2, 296 918. 40 DucateLB. W 2, 319! 927. 80 Defrees, A. S 2, 352 882. 00 Duff, Edward 2, 000 800. 00 DeGroot, W. A 1, 940 776. 00 Duffy, Kate E 106 26. 50 Delano, F. L 8 3. 20 Duffy, Maggie A 2, 267! 566. 86 Delevingne, Arthur C 2, 166! 922. 86 Duffy, Maggie L 2, 373! 589. 99 Dell, Wm 1, 236! 593. 52 Dugan, Jennie I 1, 164! 267. 75 Dellamico, Phenie . . 1, 288 324. 50 Dummer, Geo. E 2, 152 860. 80 Deloe, W. W 1, 816 962. 46 Dunlap, O. F 2, 247 969. 66 Dement, Elizabeth. . 2, 267 476. 07 Dunn, Michael 1,343 537. 20 Dement, Elmer 1, 248| 603. 57 Dunne, W. G 2, 376 950. 40 Dement, Lena 544 136. 00 Dunning, H 1,503 601.20 Denham, C 2, 228 891. 20 Dunnigan, Johanna 1, 628 305. 18 Denham, D.H 1, 923 773. 04 Dunnington, Geo 2, 269! 567. 37 Denham, L. W 158 63. 20 Durdin, A. C 389 155. 60 Dennis, Calvin G- .... 2, 137 854. 80 Durham, Mary E 868! 199. 73 Dennison, Chas. S 1, 437 574. 80 Durisoe, John R 1, 887! 906. 00 Devlin, Maggie 2, 168! 548. 50 Dutton, J. W 1,335 359. 75 Dewey, Lizzie 2, 149 537. 24 Dutton, M. R 1,801 720. 80 Dewey, Walter E 1, 899! 475. 07 Duvall, Jas. E 2, 439! 1, 103.68 Dexter, W. H 2, 311 1, 217. 45 Dyer, Albert R 2, 295 918. 00 Dice. John 2, 280 704. 80 Dwyer, John L 1, 319! 527. 80 Dickens, Mary 1, 218! 280. 24 Eakle, Geo. H 1, 988! 806. 66 Dickson, J. F 236g 555| 788. 78 Earnest, A. T 733 224. 42 Dillard, W. M 1, 024 256. 00 Easterbrook, Harry D . 1,753! 844. 88 Dillman, J. W. L 2, 191! 876. 76 Eberbach, Edward 2, 247! 1, 123. 75 Dillon, Annie 2, 219! 466. 09 Eberle, Rebecca S 1, 984! 591. 30 Dillon, Thos 192 48. 00 Eckart, Annie 617 154. 24 Dishman, Wm 2, 063 515. 90 Eckdall, Carl 200 80. 00 Divine, Luther 1, 893| 908. 88 Ecker, Chas. A 1, 932! 773. 00 Dixon, L. L 1, 967 786. 80 Eckloff, C. R 2. 177 991. 68 Dobbert. John 1, 012 479. 44 Eckloff, M. E 2. 15»i 494. 57 064" Dobbs.H.C 2, 293 917. 20 Eddy, Orrin 1, 425. 60 Dodd, Maggie L 1, 926 481. 46 Edelen, C A 2. 247! 1,211.21 Dodge, G. C 448 112. 00 Edmonston, Archibald. 1, 167! 518. 20 Dodge, Ida 2, 057 613. 05 Edmonston, Florence E 2, 292! 527. 23 Dodge, W. A 2, 378 1, 260. 34 Edmonsdon, H.A 1,847 461. 74 Dodson, B. M 192 48.00 Edmunds, Samuel W. . 1,823 700. 76 Dodson, M. A 2,479 464. 80 Edwards, Dennis J 2, 171 542. 73 Doherty, John 2, 242! 897. 00 Edwards, Flora 2,192 527. 50 Dolan, C 152 56. 40 Edwards, Lizzie 2, 207! 551. 86 Donaldson, Ellen 1, 537! 353. 61 Edwards, Sophia 55. 00 Donaldson, F. E 1, 880! 752. 20 Eggleston, J. M 1, 510! 604. 20 Donaldson, W.B 2. 269 907. 60 Kkhelberger, Geo. F ... 1. 222! 334. 42 Donn, Albert 240 60. 00 Elkins, P. M 2, 130 1, 090. 03 Donn, Frank 2, 247! 899. 00 Ellis, G. D 301! 155. 36 Donn, T. M 1, 745 758. 19 Ellis, Kate M 2, 234! 470. 23 Donnelly, Mary 1,688 316. 46 Ellis, Naomi 112 22. 40 Donohue, James 1, 200! 360. 15 Ellegood, G. A 1, 758 843. 84 Donohoe, S. T 1, 533! 667. 60 Ellinger, Rachel 531! 130. 31 Donovan, Jeremiah . 164 65. 60 Elliott, Harry W . . . 2, 273 681. 30 Doocy, J. W 2, 176! 884. 20 Elliot, Josephine ... 2, 081 620. 25 Dooley, Rose E 1,850 462. 46 Ellison, Geo. C 2, 155 1,023.44 Doonan, Thomas 1, 173 469. 20 Elms, Ronie 2, 007 501. 75 Dorsey, CM 2, 000 500. 00 Elwood, Cora M 1, 360 255. 00 Dorsey, Frank 256 65.20 Elwood, C. Thos .... 2,145 858. 00 Dorsey, Jennie 52 14. 56 Emerson, Maude R . 1,697! 392. 92 Dorsey, Wm. B 1, 372 257. 25 Emmons, L. H 1,482! 593. 00 296 953. 60 Dorster, Jno. N , 2, 361 661. 08 Emons, Chas. T 2, Dougherty, Mary E. 1,959 493. 66 Engel, Geo. W 2, 172 868. 80 Dougherty, T. A 2,088 1, 075. 31 Engler, Wm. O 2, 183! 873. 40

Dougherty. William . 2, 272! 909. 00 English, S. G 200 50.00 105. Douglas, Alexander. . 2, 293 917. 20 English, S. S 2,210 1, 00 — . .. 9

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Ennis, Chas. H 11 $4. 40 Foley, Daniel J 1, 568 $632. 96 Enricrht, Johanna 760 191. 55 Foley, Sadie E 2, 456 526. 89 Eppley Maggie C 1,624 483. 20 Folck, E. , A 72 21.25 970i Erskine, George A .1, 492. 57 Folk, S. W 216 49. 68 114" Esmav, Saml. T 45. 60 Follett, F. W 2, 137 865. 65 Espev, J. A. B 2, 2504 1,125. 25 Foos, W. D 2,396 748. 74 Essex, E. J 1,8234 455. 87 Ford, Byron A 2. 003 1, 001. 50' Et c liber e;er, C. E 2, 325 1,451.20 Ford, Geo. I 247 98. 80 Etchison.L.E 2, 400 960. 00 Ford, Josiah T 1, 7424 435. 62 Euler, John C 444 211. 44 Ford, Wallace C 2, 1671 1, 020. 80 Evans, Chas. M 1. 880 752. 00 Fordan, Minna 2, 159 496. 53 Evans, C. P 1, 616| 646. 60 Forester, M. T 2, 824 953. 7a Evans. Ella V 862 198. 26 Forney, J. G 428 192. 6a Evans, H. Clay 1, 9671 970. 25 Forsyth, C.E 16 6. 40 Evans, MartinN 1, 739 695. 60 Foskey, Geo. H 2, 260 593. 20 Evans, E.B 1, 369| 657. 36 Foster, John H 2, 274 909. 60 Evans, W. L 1, 6481 659. 56 Foster, J.J 1,454 716. 32 Everly.M. T 1, 9564 489. 12 Fowler, Dominick 2, 178 871. 20 Everman, John W 2, 0494 512.36 Fox, Jas.E 1, 525A 610. 20 Everts, Frank A 2, 120 848. 00 Fox, Thomas 51 9| 255. 06 Eall. Milton S 2914 116. 60 Fox well, A. T 2, 3291 1, 234. 63 Fallon, D.F 2, 0074 803. 00 Frailey, Robt. T 7501 300. 20 Farley, Lizzie J 2,182i 501.92 France, Gordon 1,629" 417. 63 Farnsworth, Mollie 7594 174. 68 Francis, Henry 2, 2241 889. 80- Farquhar, Lizzie K 1.9294 405. 17 Francis, Wm. H 1, 939 775. 60 Farrell, E. G 2, 093 922. 95 Frank, Beulah M 2, 3514 440. 87 Farrell, John A 2, 2434 897. 40 Franz, C 2, 250 900. 00 Faxon, Geo. A 2, 2904 916. 20 Franzoni, J. C 1, 056 422. 40 Fearing, Warren G 1, 9361 902. 44 Fraser, Frank 1, 018 407. 20

Fearson, Robt. L. . • 2, 169 638. 57 Frayser, Mary E 1,700 506. 25 Featherston, M 592 155. 00 Frazier, H. A 2691 129. 24 Feenev, Jas. L 2, (J47i 819. 00 Frazier, James A 2, 115 528. 71 Feltham, Emily O 1, 533 360. 57 Frazier, Mary E 2, 032 474. 05 Ferguson, B. G 1,896 844. 49 Frazier, S. M • 754 301. 60 Ferguson, Jennie 201 46. 23 Frederick, John H 746 298. 40- Ferguson, John F 2. 2144 773. 05 Freeman, Frank L 1, 087 521. 76

Fenton, Bertha. . 2,108 442. 63 Freeman, James E 1, 969 512. 15 Fentress, C. H 598 179. 40 Freeman, J. W 1, 8914 488. 47 Ferrier, Samuel 2. 251 900. 40 Freeman, Katie 1, 4724 439. 35» Ficke, Francis 40 16. 00 French, Ed. R 188 75. 20 Finch, George 1, 9474 823. 45 French, W. M 1, 806 722. 40.

Finnev, M. J 2, 081 520. 19 Friedman, C. Katie 4 . 84 Fish, H. C 9994 399. 80 Friery, Michael 2, 296 918. 40 Fisher, Dora 2, 443 646. 16 Frisbee, Arthur H 1, 975 790. 00» Fisher, Edward Y ... 2, 3431 1,060. 57 Frush, Emma 24 7. 20- Fi slier, John P 1, 6424 788. 40 Frye, W ill AV 19 7. 60- Fite, J. W 2, 0444 920. 02 Fuhrman, Edward 2, 224 889. 60 Fitzgerald, C. C 388 97. 00 Fuhrman, Wm. A.J 9824 471. 60

Fitzgerald, Edward . 321 128.40 Fuhrman, Chas. J 2, 253 901. 20

' Fitzgerald, Geo. S . . 1,292 620. 16 Fulen wider, Jno. E 424 236. 89

Fitzgerald, John J . 1,961 862. 84 Fulkerson, F. D 2, 33142 582. 87 Fitzgerald, Mary 1,628 305. 19 Fuller, J. F 2, 49 999. oa

Fitzgerald, T 2, 104 551. 00 Fuller, Isaac 1, 48642 787. 81 Fit/hush, Ella M 2, 227 546. 42 Fulton, W. A 5 2. 00 Fitzpatrick, Henry. 2,319 927. 60 Funk, Adam P 2, 268 566. 99 Fitzpatrick, J. B 1, 657i 663. 00 Furbershaw, Geo. C 1, 902 760. 80 Fitzpatrick, J. F 830 332. 00 Furbershaw, J. H 2, 288 1 098. 24 Fitzpatrick, Mary H 2, 204 506. 91 Furbush, CO 2, 1581 1,015. 72 Fitz Simons, A 2, 214 885. 60 Furcron, Gus. W 1, 8434 737. 40 Fizcr, Adele 8954 205. 94 Furlong, Anna B 2,295 430. 30 Flahavhan, Libbie... 552 139. 09 Gaddis, Leroy J 2, 2484 899. 20 Flaherty, Edward 2, 2944 917. 80 Gainy, Deborah 420 78. 72 Flannagan, M. E 2, 0654 826. 20 Gaisberg, Wm 2, 294 917. 60 Flather, John A 2, 0471 819. 00 Galbraith, W.J 7 2. 80 Fleming, Louisa 3,724 323. 20 Gale, Edith 205 51.25 Fletcher, C.F 1, 9734 789. 40 Gallagher, A. J 2, 229 468. 07 Fletcher, J. Warren. 1, 2014 636. 79 Gallagher, Jerry 2,496 936. 00 Fletcher, William.... 1,120 350. 00 Gallagher, Patrick 1, 6391 786. 96 Flint, Thos., jr 1, 2734 509. 40 Galleher, J. A 2,052" 923. 40 Fhim, Edw. P 4014 160. 60 Galvin, John F 2, 3974 959. 00 Flynn, John 2, 3991 959. 80 Galvin, P. M 24 9. 60 Flvnn, Martin H 1,175 470. 00 Gamble, Samuel 1,992 697. 20 Flynn, Walter K 1, 887 471.75 Gantley, John M 2, 050 820. 64 Foertscb, Mary 2, 3914 502. 20 Gantt, G 2, 2894 572. 37 Fogerty, James 2, 107 856. 60 Garden, J. H 1, 031 239. 50 Fogle, John L 1, 384 664. 32 Gardner, Chas. W 983 440. 1ft — ...... !

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Gardiner, W. H 24 $11. 52 Gosorn, T. H 935A Garey, W. S 801 226. 70 Goss, Jennie 1 272 Garland, JeffD 2, 222! 889. 00 Gotta, Robt. C 260 Garner, J. P 2, 168 867. 20 Gottlieb, K 198! Garrells, Chas 2,218 1, 175. 53 Gotwold, L. Murray. 216 Garrett, J. TV 2, 079 831. 80 Gourlay, J. S 362 Garrette, Chas. F 1,362 681.00 Grace, Nellie 129! Garrison, F. E 206i 82.60 Grr.dy. Rosa 956" Garrison, Fred G 1, 749! 839. 72 Graham. A. W 064! Garthwaite, Sadie 2, 202 462. 41 Graham, G. W 444 Garvin, G. S 48 19. 20 Graham, J. H 276 Gates, Belle 1, 380 344. 99 Granger, Sadie 77 Gatewood, Nora J 2,032 812. 80 Grant, J. F 252i Gates, Frederick 1, 676 458. 35 Grant, Lizzie 276i Gaughran, Annie 1, 327 279. 78 Graves, Benj. B. F . 285 Gaughran, L 2, 262J- 565. 60 Graves, Geo. B 360 Gayle, Eobt. E 2, 586 1, 066. 64 Graves, James S 233! Gay lor, E.J 2, 190 985. 49 Gray,E. S 115 Geddes, Jos. C 1, 727| 829. 20 Gray, H. W 125 Gentner, F. C 1,117 446. 80 Gray, Julia E 194! Gentry, TV. T 3. 84 Gray, L. Dean 794 George, R. E 1, 354£ 650. 16 Gray, R. A 603! German, Chas 460 115. 00 Gray, R. F 039 Gerry, Raymond 2, 241-! 1,008. 67 Grear, Rufus C 692 Gessler,E.E 1,469 704. 92 Green, A. R 936 Getchell, E.P 2, 005i 601. 65 Green, John C 383! Geyer, E. F 472" 188. 80 Green, J. S 833 Gibbs, A. C 2,018 807. 20 Green, T. P 087 Gibbons, C. C 2, 264| 475. 54 Green, W. T 96 Gibbs, J. A 2, 356i 942. 60 Greene, Emma 121 Gibson, Irving 2, 184 551. 45 Greene, John, jr 162! Gibson, John M 1,983 500. 55 Greene, R. A 9011

Gibson, J. TV 2, 237£ 895. 00 Greenfield, Thos. H . 135 962" Gilbert, H. A 1, 942. 88 Greenfield, Wm. E . 124 Gilday, Edward J 747! 299. 00 Greenman, E. L 792! Gillespie, J. TV 1,966 737. 25 Greenwood, James. 480

Gillespie, S. F 2, 0391 815. 88 Gregory, Jesse W. . 000 Gilliard, TVm 831 332. 40 Grenadier, Chas 829 Gillman, Geo. H 507 126. 75 Griebel, Julius 212 Gillin, David 2, 266 906. 40 Griffin, C. L 099 GUlin, Joseph T 2, 089 835. 60 Griffin, Hugh P 6! Gillon, P. C 2, 000 1, 000. 00 Griffin, John 298! Gilmore. C. F 2,296 918. 40 Griffin, J. A 270! Gilrup, Walter 8 3.20 Griffin, S. L 445! Girvin, Isabella 2, 142 449. 80 Griffith, George 294 Givens, Frank R 1,302 520. 80 Griffith. F. C 985 Gleason, E 32. 40 Griggs, W. L 296 Gleeson, John A 307| 1,077.12 Grimes, James E . . 989 Glenn, J. F 1, 987 794. 80 Grimes, Wm. W 57 Glenn, Josepb F 2, 275 910. 00 Grimsley, P. A 7 Glenn, W. G 1, 959! 783. 88 Grinnan, R. L 226! Glover, Wm. M 1, 966! 786. 60 Grinnell, A. E 899 Godbold, Huger 1, 751! 437. 87 Groff', Eli a s 674 Godman, CD 1, 254! 503. 03 Groome, Chas. E 880! Godwin, E. W 144 36. 00 Grosh, B. F 733 Goebel, A.~N 1, 776! 852. 72 Groshon, Clinton . . 082 Goings, Missouri 2, 178! 544. 59 Grumley, E. C 093! Goldsmith, J. D... 32 12. 80 Guerry, T. L 245! Gompers, S. J 191 85.60 Gunn, Chas. S 828i 912" Goodacre, Chas. P 2, 193 657. 90 Gunn, H. S Goode, C.J 1, 788! 839. 24 Gunn, John P 67 Goode, James E — 1, 006 251. 50 Gunter, Peter B 792 Goodheart, Briscoe 2, 380! 952. 20 Gutelius. W. L 472! Goodlove,B. F 1,207 359. 70 Guthridge, W.H ... 209 Goodman, R. D 2,338 585. 40 Gwin,H. A 358 Goodrell, H. B 210 84. 00 Gwin, John 600

Goodrich, Louis P . 292 116. 80 Gwinn, Mabel L 936 Goodrick, John 2, 250! 1, 012. 72 Haas, Isaac C 054 280.i Goodspeed, Alex. . 2, 1, 140. 25 Hack, E. M 227! Gordon, Alex. K . . 2, 01l| 945. 68 Hager, Emma 577 Gordon, Laura B. . 1,746! 698. 60 Ha'hn,Dan'l I 136 Gordon, M.B 2, 291 916. 40 Hain, Elizabeth 251 Gordon, S. D 942 376. 80 Haines, Claude E. . 292! Gorman, Geo. E 856 402. 32 Hale, R.J 190f Gorman, Jas. O 2, 140! 856. 20 Halford, J. W 525 Gormley, A 2, 282! 479. 32 Hall, Birdie 533! — . ? REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 117

Xo. 25. Statement showing tlie number of persons employed in the public printing and binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK— Continued.

Time Time employed. miployed. !N ame. Amount, Xanie.

j Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Hall. Columbus °08 $130. 00 Hartman. T. W 9804 $47© 64 16" 7 Ra Hall. C. E 2 °96 1. 216. 88 Harvey, M.J 1 . DO Hall. E. J 48 21. 60 HarveV. Wilson 1 0,971 0D0.fifia 00aa Hall. Fred A 1 078 571 33 Haskell. F. A 1 513 378. 24

' aq« Hall. G. W 589 278. 65 Hassler, W. X 2, 240 no. Hall. H 1 687 421. 75 Hasson, Frank 987 94 ' Hall, John H 3. 84 Hasson, J.X..... 739 191. 15 1 Hall. J . N 1. 878 751. 40 Hastings. Geo. D 531 142. 38 Hall. Minnie 1 6S54 316. 01 Hastings. W. T 79 31. 60 Hall. S. K 1 594~ Hathaway, D.C 1 605 481. 50 Hall. Wni. T 2 192 786. 24 Hathawav. John B ... 1 8684~ 747 40 CQQ \ Halpennv, E. L. S 1 6044 774. 16 Hatlev, Frank M 1 892 O0I7. Ul/nl

Haiti gan. P. J 61 2 15. 00 Hat ton, I 6524 163 12 Haroaeher. Joseph 1 762 704 80 Havenner, Geo. C 2 220~ 1 176 60 Hambright. Frank H.. 1, 759 704. 12 Havens. J. O 1 936 650 46 Hamilton. Arthur 181 8. 32 Haworth. Thos. W. ... 79 37 98 Hamilton. F.D 2, 086" 992. 96 Hav. C.H 2, 235 894. 00 Hamilton. Isaac 2. 556 644 S4 Havden. Mamie T 2 0144 S0t an Hamilton. J. P 3. 84 Hayden. Posey F 496" 148. 80 Hamilton. M.D 2 241 903. 47 Haves, Emma 142 35 78 Hamilton. W.H 1 767 706. 80 Hayes. Hugh 1 108 933 61 Hamilton. W. M 301 1° °0 Hayes. John W l! 325 331. 25 Hamlett. J. C 685 171. 25 Hayes, Mamie 2 078 436. 34 Hammond. Kate 1 807 382. 12 Haves, Marv 2 992 481 57 Hammond. Jno. E 2 3934 957. 4U Haves. Oliver 2 384 953. 60 Hammond. Percy H . - 1, 7194 825. 36 Hayes, W. S 2 064 825. 60 Hammond. Stanley 1 8104 460. 15 Hayne, Harry C IOB3 67 40 Handiboe. John A ' 6764 970 60 Haynes, Lavinia F 9 1901 544. 80 Haniek. T. S 1 291~ 606. 77 Hays, John E 1 515" 361. 21 Hanlon. Mary 2 2644 570. 64 Haywood. Edward 1 730 324. 34 Hanlon. Sam'l C 1. 919" 767. 60 Hearne. S. E 5574 139. 37 Hann, K.F 1 8834 768. 60 Heath. John T 9 993" 1 083. 9 8 Hansford, Will E 2 231~ §99 4a Heck, Wm. C 2 138 855 90 Harbaugh, Carroll 2 110 5''7. 49 Hedges, Geo. B 2 '?094 957 88 Harden. Wm E 2 097 838 80 Heelan, John 1, 348 539 93 9 Hardenburgh. Mary S . 091 Heffernan, Chas 2 052 937 68 Hardester. T. J .... 2. 328 947 90 Heffernan. Thos 9 252 754 95 Hardesty. J.K Heffner, Mary 2, 060 514 96 Hardin. Palmer 339 135 60 Heidt, Grayson 592 148. 00 Harding. C. T 9 39 1 1 160 50 Heinard, Wilt 2, 249 895 60 Harding. Frank E 939 59 75 Heinline, Chas. S 2, 255 ' 9711 1 Harding. H. A i. 1 lit 179 gg Heinline, Lida C 2, 1354 491. 14 Harding. Margaret 1 7i91 Heiser, Eobt. E 1, 427;- on-' eo 99^' 0! . 224. Harding, W. E 1, 549 39 1 62 Helff. Josephine M 997 89 Hardvricke. B. E 2 14*^ i. uuo. uo Hellman, Clem 240 81. 60 Hardy. Edward 1, 6544 413. 60 Helm, E. E 1. 296 663. 78 Hardy. James E 2. 2644 905. 80 Hendel. Wm. A 2, 105jj 842. 20 Hardy. Theo 2. 2784 911. 40 Henderson, John I, 976 818. 23 354. Hardy, Theodore M 2. 3 < 94 951. 80 Hendley. Eegiua 1, 889 19 Hard v. Win 2. 219 1. 041. 92 Hendricks. L. E 1, 921 922. 08 Harford. B. B 2, 0414 816 60 Hennesey, Ella 1, 935 406. 26 Hargett. John A 928 259. 84 Hennessey, Morris 208 83. 20 Harleston. F 1. 769 528. 25 Henning, George 1, 657 752. 88

Harleston. G. B 2. 1674 867. 00 Henning. S. I 2, 239 514. 96 i E Harney, Margaret 1. 562 292. 82 Henry. Benj. F 2. 1794 1, 026. 32 Harper, E. J 1. 192 297. 99 Henrv, Chas. W 2, 032 965. 12 Harper, Florence J 501 115. 21 Hering. T. F 448 264. 37 Harper, James E 388| 185. 96 Henshaw, C. W 2, 063 840. 40 fifia Harper, James L 1, 6504 842. 59 Hepburn. Chas. F 1 346 ns Harper, J. T 1. 5944 637. 80 Herbert, Edwin W .... 1, 6424 657. 16 Harper. M. A 561. 37 Herzog, Emma 1.418 326. 12 Harper. Thos. W 518. 45 Hess. Amelia 2. 166 454. 84 | Harrell, Wells C 1, 5474 619. 00 Hess, Morris 64 2. 60 224" Harries. J 2, 008" 753. 00 Hess. S 1. 306. 00 Harrigan. J. E 2,008 803. 20 Hester, John C 840 210. 00 Harrigan. Frank L 2, 130 852. 00 Heydler, John A 248 131. 44 Harris, Florence M 2. 264 565. 95 Hickev. David 2. 296 705. 00 Harris, John M 2, 3031 921. 40 Hicklin. J. B 2. 036 814. 40 Harris. Michael 1, 920 780. 00 Hickman. E. L 1,865 652. 75 Harris. William 152 51.30 Higgins. Jno. J 2, 344 1, 172. 00 | Harris, Win. J 1, 7824. 728. 60 Hilbron. Xat. A 16 7.68 Harrison, Ferd 1,973 893. 04 Hill, Chas. W 1,894 757. 60 Harrison, J. W 2, 2821 913. 00 Hill. Harry S 2. 080 997. 12

Harriss, Geo. E 1, 9304 . 503. 42 Hill. O. H 1. 232 30s! 00 Hart. J. A 2. 280" 570. 00 Hilliard, Eobt. O 86 34.4ft Hartman. Gustave 2, 293| 917. 40 Himmelman, J. C 1. 6304 782. 64 — . J .. A 118 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the jpublic printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

8UI. IK) Hinkel, Wm.F 1, 685! 674. 20 Hunt, M 2, 296

Hoagland, T. JB 941! 380 44 Hunt, Rebecca 356 00. 1 2 1 QUI i Hobbs,H. W 2 292! 917 00 Hunter, Bertha 1 , OUl^ 273. 31 Hodes, Tlieo 2 119 1 123. 07 Hunter, C. H 1, 660 581. 00 Hodge, C. F 1 974 493. 48 Hunter, J. C 2 115 1 137 00 Hodges, John C 2, 260! 904. 20 Hunter, Mary G. A. 2 230 440 00 ' Hoffman, Florence 879i 274. 85 Hunter, Robert 1, yoo 503. 80 1 1 791 Hogan, John E 1 879f 845. 76 Hunter, W. H 1, 1 1 z§ 562. 80 Hogan, John F 2, 282 709 95 Huntsberry, M. K. . . 00 42. 24 Hogan, John H g 3 20 Hurdle, Mary A 1 9231 403. 91 9 9 191 Hoiby, Henry 2, 269! 907. 80 Hurley, Annie A Z, ZiZrj- oou. oy 360i Holbrook, Chas. T . . 1 597. 72 Hurley, Blanche Z, 14oj 532. 37 Holcombe, Samuel W 1 990 OUo. DO Hurley, Jennie C 277 63 71 Holden, Augs. R 2 281 912 40 Hurley, John F 2! 1. 00 1 aim Holden, E. E 1 238i 594 48 Huss, A. L 900. 72 Holden, Lewis F 2 245 RQ8 no Hussey, E. M 2 025 810 00 1 ^1 1 Holeman, Wm. M 1 004 456 56 Hussey, Patrick 1, 0115 9 1/I9A p;q^ fti Holland, A 2 057! 771 55 Hutcheson, Erskine z, 14Z2 000. 01 9 117 Holland, Jesse 2 201 550 25 Hutchinson, Flora . z, 11 1 396. 90 Hollingshead,NannieM 2 238 469. 97 Hutchinson, W. H .. 2, 109 1, 054. 50 Holloway, J. L 2 710 762 18 Hutchison, Win 2 026! ^Ofi fi9 "'620 1 Holmes, Benjamin 162 60 Hyde, W. B m 406. 84 Holmes, C. E Z, UOO* 8ZZ.Q99 oufif> Hyder, John 2, 193 548. 25 Holohan, Eliza 1 840 423 20 Hynes, SarahE 1 959 489 73 Holtz, Theo 1 162^ 307 42 Iardella. L. A 2, 504 626. 00 9 9RQ 1 1Q1 £n Holzer, Edgar 1, 153 461*. 20 Ingalls, Albert E.... z, zoo 1, 161. OU 9 afiQ Honesty, Morris 2 137 535. 10 Ingledue, J. B Z, BOO 959. 26

AQ1 9 1 1 n-i n Hood, M.C JL, Via . 48 (. Z4 Irey,Chas. W 1, u*o 418. 0u i acq Hooper, E. J l, uoy 277 . 25 Irvin, J.E 1, 940! 931. 44 Hope, Mattie M. L 1, 604 336. 84 Irvine, Wm. J l, yoo 774. 40 Hopkins, Edward R 1, 977 948. 96 Irving, Amos 80O 209. 28 7BQ1 Hopkins, F. H 1 OOf; 313. 40 Isham, Carrie I 2, 094! 589. 9 9(10." 1 anai Hopper, Annie z, zuy OOZ. Zo Jackson, Andrew . . 1, 8U80 542. 55

Hopper, Nellie 315. 49 Jackson, Edward . . 136 34. OU 9 ^Q9 Hopping, F. A z. oyz 864. 96 Jackson, Frank 2, 322 692. 75 Hopwood, Louise 2, 226 556. 48 Jackson, Fred 152 45. 60

K1 i fi7 Hornburg, Ernest F . - 80 32. 00 Jackson, James 2 29b'ij 0/4. 0/ Home, Emma H 1 403 OZZ.

Howes, E. L 1, 678 671. 20 Jefferson, Reuben. . 2, 303 578. 34 Howie, C. A , 1, 5801 711. 22 Jenkins, Charles 216 40. 50 Howlett, Wm. A 2, 0531 926. 28 Jenkins, C. S 205 97. 76

Howlin, Wm. C 2, 102| 847. 80 Jenkins, Henry C . 2, 008 502. 00 Howser, Bertie C 2, 243 471. 01 Jenkins, Meredith. 1, 352 422. 50 Hoyme, H. H 16 6^40 Jenkins, Z. T 1, 848! 1, 171. 56

Hubbard, J. P 2, 096! 1, 692. 08 Jenks, Richard L. . 2, 474 1, 308. 15 Hubler, Ora E 2, 253i 518. 26 Jewett, Annie R 1, 569! 329. 59 Hudson, Fred 1,840 546. 40 Jewett, Lewis T 256 102. 40 Huggins, J. T 1,672 801.92 Johns, jr., W. R 2,129 1,331.65 Hughes, C. A 1, 829 844. 88 Johnson, A. B 1, 262! 606. 00 Hughes, Ellis 2,409 973. 52 Johnson, Ben W 89 42. 72 Hughes, G. H 1, 051 271. 14 Johnson, C. T 1,764 882. 00 Hughes, H. F 56 22.40 Johnson, D. R 2, 144! 988. 32 Hughes, Jas. W 2, 572 1,441.18 Johnson. Edwin 1, 786! 856. 24 Hull, Merlin 2, 016 931. 96 Johnson, F. R 2,187 943. 92 Hull, P. R 2, 351 1, 368. 20 Johnson, Geo., jr... 1, 746! 699. 12 Hullett, A. G 2, 263 905. 20 Johnson, H. G 2, 124! 1. 062. 25 Humble, H. H 4881 258. 89 Johnson, James A. 2. 808 1, 031. 03 Hume, Edward H 96 24. 00 Johnson, J. E 237 104. 70 Humes, Annie M 2, 239 634. 98 Johnson, Joe 1, 530 286. 80 326i Humphrey, O. W 2, 930. 60 Johnson, J. V 1, 898 659. 20 — .. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 119

No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. S ame. Amount.

Days. Hours. ! Days. Hours.

Johnson, Mary 2, 008 $421.68 Kenney, A. J 2, 392 $1, 206. 40

Johnson, O. K 1, 986 794.48 1 Kenney, Edward 9914 247. 90 Johnson, Meshach 2,372 592. 97 ' Kenney, L. P 400 197. 16 Johnson. Richard F ... 2. 272 567.97 Kenney. Michael 2, 2604 565. 11 1, 785 533. 05 Kensil. 2, 031 812.40 Johnson, Susie E | Geo. W Johnson, Tirgie 2,231 562.20 Kent, John 144 57. 60

Johnson. W. F 267 106.80 ; Kenyon, CM 24 10. 80

Johnson, Wni 2, 216 886.40 I Kepner. E 2, 2424 515. 75 Johnson, Win. H 2,496 624.00 Kernan, James 1, 072 268. 00 Johnston. E. E 2, 257 552.93 Kernan, E. J 1, 829 458. 38 Johnston, Frank 2, 238 895.20 Kerrigan. Mary 27 1,531 327. 52

Johnston, J. M 8 3.20 I Kerrott. E. M 1, 792 949. 76 Johnston, R. E 1.742 857. 39 Kersey, Katie C 2,172 456. 11 Johnston, Simeon 2,183 873.20 1 Ketchison, E. B 981 392. 40 Johnston. W. T 2, 1994 879. 80 Keyser, H.D 2, 197 878. 80 Jolly. McKee 2. 218* 985. 32 Kibby, Hiram 2, 318 1, 159. 00 Jones. Albert C 2. 215" 886.00 Kiernan. Bernard 2, 2824 570. 61 Jones. Edwin C 77 30.80 Kilduff, Stephen J 39 15. 60

Jones. G. E 2, 504 939.00 ! Kilroy. Sophia 1, 056 197. 94 Jones. Jacob A 2, 696 1, 078. 48 Kimbark, F. S 1, 611 440. 40 Jones, Jesse 2.008 502. 00 1 Kinir.E.D 1, 928 809. 81 Jones. Jno. A 86 40.42 King. E.J 1, 9854 794. 20 Jones, J. W 248 62.00 King, John F 2, 2824 913. 00 ' Jones, Jno. W 2, 400 763.00 ' King, J. Guest 1,926 770. 40 Jones. Lvdia E 599 149. 73 King, J. Eigon 1, 649 791. 52 Jones. McClellan 2, 1084 843.40 King, Rufus T 1, 436 394. 60 Jones, M. L 1, 8354 734.20 King. Win. G 192 48. 00 Jones. Rosalie 2, 201 550.24 Kins, W. Marden 2, 1704 868. 20 Jones. Wm. F 20 8. 64 Kinsella, M 1, 965| 491. 36 Jordan, Chas 2. 1404 629. 75 Kirby. L.W 8554 £10. 64 Jordan, Green J 2, 2704 519. 71 Kirby. Samuel G 8 4. 24 Jordan, G. M 5394. 215. 80 KirkR.H 1, 7754 443. 86 Jordan, Jas. W 1,924 779. 84 Kirkland. William 2, 191 886! 80 Jordan, Richard E 2, 268 567. 00 Kistler, John S 1, 236 570. 28 Jordan, W. H 2,043 650. 65 Kitchen, A. W 2. 2634 568. 35 Jullien, Addie 1964 49. 12 Klapp, Dan*l X 1, 8064 760. 50 Jullien. Louis 2.264 424. 50 Klebold, Fred F 2, 2744 909. 80 Juno, Chas. Y 72 38. 16 Kleiber, Rose 1, 947" 447. 79 Kahlert, J. H 2, 2094 1. 003. 22 Klinknett. Geo. G 1, 5354 737. 04 Kaiser. E. L 831* 332. 68 Klopfer, F. E 2, 082 832. 80 Kane, Jas 1174 47. 00 Knapp, Jas. B 2, 086 1, 180. 55 Kane. James 56 22.40 Kni

1 246^ Kehr, Henry J 1,605 642. 0O Koockogey, Samuel 4 2, 2 898. 60 Keicher. Mary 1,8564 389. 83 Koon, H. R 2 325 930. 00 on Keleher, J.B 1 , 5144 609. 80 Koon,L. W 897— Keller, Geo. C 1,308 535.40 Koontz, Thos. L 2 280 912. 00 ' Kelley.B.E 1, 790 447. 44. Krause, Chas. A 528 221. 76 Kelley. James F 16 7. 68 Krause, W. C 2. 165 866. 00 Kelly, Annie 2, 1564 537. 95 Krebs, Thos 421 216. 48 Kelly, Arthur 2, 155| 404.12 Kremer, Chas. H 221 55. 25 Kelly, E.B 1,516 606. 40 Krener, Chas. H 2. 2954 918. 20 215" Kelly, John 24 7. 93 Kiihner, Augustus . 2, 890. 80 Kelly, Kate 2, 040 469. 20 Kukart, Leonard 1, 943 777. 20 Kelly, T. J 1, 934 773. 60 Kummer, Geo 104 26. 00 Kelly, "VT. E 1. 952 980. 97 Kundahl. Chas 16 6.40 Kelly. W. T 1. 9264 674. 27 Laing. William J ... 1, 809 723. 60 Kem'on, F. C 2, 2254 1, 112. 75 Lakeman, F. M 135 33. 75 Kemp, Fred, jr 1,933 676. 55 Lambert, W. C 2, 2244 1, 414. 82

Kemper, J. M , 2. 315 1, 108. 00 Lamborn. Emma 2, 275| 477. 82 Kendall, R. W 1.949 779. 60 Lammond, Harry A 1, 5404 616. 20 48" Kendig, B. F 2. 042 818. 72 Lamont, E. T ...... 14. 08 Kennealy. Agnes 2, 275 477. 75 Lamson, J. R 2, 295 1, 049. 39 Kennedy, S. A 2, 1994 505. 83 Lanahan, Frank S . 164 77.08 — . . . . .

120 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Xanie. Amount. Xaine.

Da vs. I Hours. Days. Hours.

Lanahan, Joanna C 2, 453 $515. 13 Livermore. W. H . 1, 919i $1, 016. 28 Laudrigan. Aanes 2, 163! 540. 86 Livingston, S. P . 2. 193§ 548. 36 Landvoigt,D. W 2, 071 1, 198. 25 Llovd: F. B 1. 781 472. 80 Landvoigt. John A 2, 286! 914. 60 Lloyd, Frank M . 2, 351i 940. 60 Lane. Emma 1, 487k 312. 37 Lock wood, S. B. C 1, 953" 781. 20 Lane, JerrieJ 2, 154 1, 012. 38 Logan, C. C 2, 052 965. 44

Lang, William 2, 067 723. 45 Lohmeyer, Richard C - - 1 2, 004 801. 60 Langan, C. B 1. 794 808. 04 Long, Jas. R 792% 380. 40 Langley. Hannah 1, 900! 437. 09 Long, Isabel M 2, 206" 582. 70 Lanman. Eran"k E 1. 613 717. 36 Lonafellow, M. W 1, 225 588. 00 Lanning. O. X 2, 261% 904. 60 Longley, E. E 2, 128 1, 050. 43 Lanstruni, E. E 1, 244* 597. 36 Loonris, Wir H 2, 234h 893. 80

Laporte. W.M 1, 972 690. 20 Looinis, "W. S ; . 685 274. 00 Lashley. S. H 1, 031J 302. 26 Lorentz, Hugh A 1, 589! 635. 80 Lattimore, Helen J 383 k 88. 20 Lord, H. E 615" 153. 75

Lavalette. "W". A 2, 025 1. 211. 13 Loring, Annie . 2, 049 610. 65 Lavison, H. A 189 47. 25 Loughery, George 2. 262 1, 066. 43

Law, Ellsworth 1, 870! 748. 20 Loughran, Kate \. 1, 700 318. 69

Law, Mary A 1, 870| 748. 20 Love, Clara A . 216 54. 00 Lawder, Frank 902 360. 80 Lowd, W.B I. 1. 783! 713. 40, Lawlor, Win 1, 677! 805. 20 Lowd, W. Q 2, 012 804. 80 636. 79 370i 185. Lazelle. H. 2, 418 Lowdermilk, U. S | 2, 1, 25 H | 482" Lear, Jos. H 2. 199! 879. 80 Lowe, Byrdie P 1, 348. 66 295" Learj, Mary 2, 574. 65 Lowey, Frank C 1, 998! 799. 40 Leav'itt. Win. M 40 18. 00 Lowey, R. G 1, 916| 766. 60 Leavv. Jennie 2. 482 496. 20 Lowry, Robert 2. 345 1, 219.40 LeCa'in.W.H 2. 222 888. 80 Ludgate, Libbie 2861 65.89 LeCointe, Edith 1. 464 425. 90 Ludlow, CO 921" 368. 40 Lee. Geo. H 501. 25 Ludlow. W. W 2. 221% 1, 161. 12 Lee, James 967J- 241. 87 Luerssen, H. G 2, 344" 937. 60 Lee. Jas. A 2, 838 789. 30 Lusby, John W 1.937 484. 25 Lee. Martha 2, 242 470. 80 Lutz, Lawrence F . . 1, 2071 579. 60 Lee, R. W 1, 937 363. 12 Lyman, W. B 1. 768 709. 60 Lee, Win. E 2, 139 907. 16 Lynch. Buford A . .. 1. 567i 463. 65 147" Lee. ¥m.H 1. 116 278. 98 Lynch, Joshua W 1. 552. 48 Leech, D. P 2. 024 809. 60 Lynn. D 2, 486 1, 155. 68 Leech, J. S 1. 914+ 1, 178. 20 Lyon, G. A 2, 296 918. 40 Leeds, Chas.H 2, 319f 1, 160. 60 Lyons, Jennie 1, 808-1 379. 78 Leeds, John T 2, 336 1, 042. 00 Lvons, Thos. F 2. 157i 863. 00 Leeper, J. W 427 204. 96 Lytle, X. H 2, 07li 992. 40 Leffler, Milton L 1, 735J- 694. 20 Macdonald. James H 2 .96 Lehmann. Henrv 2, 396| 719. 75 Macfeat. T.D 948! 379. 40 LeMerle, A.M.' 1, 774 709. 60 MacLeod, S.J 2,049 610. 65 Lemmon. Vincent 2, 296 574. 00 MacMurray. C.J 840 336. 00 Lenhart, Joe M 77 34. 65 Macnamara. F. G 2, 227 890. 80 Letts, Felix 1. 660i- 664. 20 MacXamee. Herbert 1,939 804. 16 Lentz. Wm. H 1, 856i 749. 28 Madden. "William 2. 304 680. 50 Leonard. Annie F 2, 478! 520. 46 Maddox, A. P 2. 117;1 847. 80 Leonard, C.I 24 11.52 Maddren. Joseph 2, 216" 886. 40 Leonard, David 1. 262 593. 14 Maddren. J. S 1.794 717.60 Leonard. E. A 2. 2871- 526. 12 Magee, Katie 2.189 547. 23 Leslie. H. JS' 2. 422§ 869. -00 Magill, W. J 2, 220 888. 00 Levey, John 2, 286| 914. 60 Magruder, Mittie 269 62. 86 Levin, Morris 184 73. 60 Mahan. H. B 2. 243 946. 45 Lewis, Clarence 1,582 632. 80 Ma her, Arthur F 1, 723! 691. 75 Lewis. Emma C *. 2.006 421. 26 Maher, Edward C 2.464" 985. 60 Lewis, F. P 1, 980! 792. 20 Maher, Thos. F 2, 296 1, 148. 00 Lewis. Ida J 1.440" 331. 20 Major, Harry B 2, 480 1, 218. 40 Lewis. J. T 1, 963J 490. 87 Malone, Mary A 2, 2681 425. 32 Lewis. S. W 2. 082| 833. 00 Maloney. H. H 153! 61. 40 Lewis, Thomas 311$ 912. 96 Malonev, William 2, 253! 902. 04 Lewis, Winslow 168 67. 20 Maloney, W. W 1. 4021 743. 32 Lewis. Win. E 12 4. 80 Mangah. Elizabeth 951" 218. 71 Lee, W. J 1, 0131 464. 16 Mangold, Martin 2,118 1, 194. 56 Lieutaud, H. C 1. 478 591. 20 Manire, J. L 2. 403 688. 35 Light. X. M 2.216 1. 10S.00 Mann, J. L 1, 474 589. 60 Lilienthal, Chas 1,051 485. 68 Manning, Geo. W 1,647 872. 82 Li Hard. X. J 1,484 712. 32 Many, C~ E 687 274. 80 Lillie. W.F 1, 646 658. 48 Marble, Maria L 2, 260 519.80 Lincoln. Ida G 1,254 264. 34 Marcellus.K. G 2, 392 550. 16 Lindsay. Marv 39! 7. 90 Markey, Patrick H . . 1, 3271 531.00 8" Link. 2. 981. 80 Marklev. 2.00 G 26li | Marv Linton, W. A 2, 232 900. 00 Marr. John C 2. 472 988. 80 Litsinger, Elizabeth . . 2, 293 481. 53 Marsh, D. D 373 105. 34 Little. A. A 453! 113. 37 Marsh. E 1,096 274. 00 Little, J. 1,962" 784. Marshall, 2,216 1.063.68 M 80 I Wm — .... .

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- Marshall, W. T Mills. TV. T 4o $19. 20 Marston. A. P Milton. G. L 568. 00

Marston. Hiram P Miner, F. H 1. i Oo 682. 00 Martin. A. A Miner, John 2 996 574. 40

Martin. Herman 96 i Minor. Jane E 9 -iij9(11 700. 48 Martin. Jas. 724 Mitchell. E.E J | 530. 41

1 1 Martin. Eol>t. C 2,012 Mitchell Ella ...... 0 c 2 1 Martin. Walter C 1. 593 717. 93 Mitchell J. D no-? Martin. TV. X 1.907 762. 80 Mitchell. L.S Marvin. D. J 96 38. 40 Mitchell. TV. A 2, ioi 1, 143. 19 Marye. A.M 1.224 356.60 Mohler. G. M 8 Q1 91 Man e. A. S 828 331. 20 Molan, M. G 0 1 8. 55 Mason, H.D.. jr. 1. -i;}. 884. -8 Mollere. Emma 2 267 4/6. 07 Mason. Geo. C 1.938 484. 50 Montfiedy. Kate H 1 893 4/ 3. 21 Massie. L. A 2. 071 476. 97 Montgomery. J. H . 1 447 OOl. /O Ma-t. Simon P 2.336 788. 40 Montz. O. S. 131. 20 Masterson, John 1, 23*% 494.60 Moonev. Henry F . . 1 059 423. 80 Masterson. TVm. L 1.985 815.68 Moore.'Ceceba A... 1 968 413. 28 Mathers. J. TV 2. 235* 989.54 Moore. Chas. H 1. 615* ha 7' Mathers. L. Henry 2. 1*4, 873. 80 Moore. C. TV" 1 96"^jj y04. 64^ Ma tile. Jas. H...' 2.350 979. 25 Moore. Lizzie 9 008 421. 68 Matthews. Erne V 2, 188 410. 18 Moore, PercvL 1 302 717. 62 Matthews. Julia l. ;>-<> 306.47 Moore, E. TV* 673 269. 20 Mattimore. Charles A 1, 369| 547. 80 Moore, TVm. S 1 908 492. 16 A Mattini'lv. Thos. J 2. 227 1. 180. 57 Moores. Edward S . 2, 159*_ 974. 09 Mattinslr. O. F 2, 259" 1. 411. 00 Mootv,M.M 28. 00 Maupin. A T 1.881 752. 40 Moran. C. A 9 ggg 959. 60 Maury. Eizzie 1. 341 536. 40 Moran. David H 9 99m 888. 96 Maxson. E. E 2.328 694.80 Moran, John TV J9 28. 80 Maxwell, John TV 2.246 957. 52 Morgan. Chas. A 1, 455. 05 9' Maxwell. TV. H 2. 195 878.00 Morgan. Henry ->3fi 954. 40 Mav. James 25. Morgan. J esse' TV . . S 103 75 76 / . 04 May. Thos. O 2. :9 917. 40 Morgan. J. J 1 312 629. 76 Mayer. Geo. E 1. 784 790.88 Morgan. L. A ±/ 191. 00 Maverstein. A. A 2. 210* 1, 200. 34 Morgan. T.Frank... 1 946* 7 /8. 60 Mayhew. Chas. TV" 88 22. 00 Morgan. Thomas H 2 141'" 642. 30 9 99Q1 Meaeham. C. E 2. 399 980. 40 Morgan. T. Turner . 1, 052. 40 Meadows. C. W 2, 168 839. 00 Morgan, W. D 827. 60 Means. E. L 792 330. 32 Morgan, TV. H 419. 25 Means. Lizzie 1. 897 398. 37 Moriaritv, Kate 9 9^1! 557. 31 Means. Thos. H 1.348 382. 60 Morris. B. TV 916.40 Meehan. Annie 2.304 483. 84 Morris. Daniel 2 ->90* 5/2. 62 Meehan. J 942. 00 Morris. Geo. O 910. 40 MeUis. J. C 2. 296 1, 048.60 Morris John 914. 00 Mellon. Charles E 2. 295" 918.00 Morris, Margaret... 224. 13 -lof Menard. TV. T 155 62.00 Morris, E.S.- 939, 80 o 9 9991 Meritt. Edirar B .80 Morrison. Alex -. 889. 00 Met c alf. F. S 2. 244i 897. 80 Morrison, A. TV 831. 40 9' Mever. Leonard 2. 2221 889. 00 Morrison. C. G TfcA 874. 40 1 Michael. John TV 2,233 986. 80 Morrison C M lllf! 300. 00 Michael. Theodore 2.248 565. 20 Morrison. Frank.... 917. 80 9' C92 MicheaL Sallie E 1, 912* 491. 12 Morison. Lindsey . . 818. 66 48" Millav. Michael 12.00 Morrison. Lucy . 28. 20 Miller. Chas. E 994 483. 62 Morrow. Marv 9 084 479. 27 ..'. Miller. David A 191 47. 74 Morse. J. P 2 262 1, 198. 85 Miller. Emma E 836 192. 26 Morton C E 961. 75 Miller. F.X 2. 093 1. 103. 44 Morton, L. M 1, 906^ 915. 12 | Miller. Erank 1.901 9 ' Miller. Erank F. S 2.135J 9fi"!? 905. 40 Miller. George 2, 394 957. 60 S79. 40 Miller. Isaac C 717* 179. 37 96" 46.08 8" ; Miller. Jas. H 3. 20 210* 88.68 Miller. J. F 2. 083* 833. 40 391. 54 8" Miller. J. TV 3. 20 506. 87 of. Miller. LemaelE 2. 013 .5 5.20 Miller. Ma girl e 2. 474 ioxiev. Casper C.H. S20. 20 Miller. Martin 1.090* loylaii, Thos. J Miller. O. S 2. i27" luckleston, TVm. H . Miller. TVm.H 1. 1594 lullen, J. J 1, 000! 20 TV Miller. m . K luilan, Samuel E 873. 60 Miller. TVm. S 218| lulrov. John Millett. C. TV 1.905" Inlquin, Marv A 466." 81 Mills. C.S 2.060 lundheim. Albert K 941. 47 Mills. John S 2. 164 1. 755*. 702. 20 Mills. Marv 2. 2434, Lucv H. 480 110.40 [ — ...... 122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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ii^T an Murphy, C. S 2, 180 *879 no McGrane, Jas. A 144 ipOI. OU Murphy, Daniel 2, 282J 913. 00 McGrath, J. G 2, 180^ 1, uzu. oz S 32 12. 80 McGowan, 2 514 556. 34 Murphy, H. I Jerome A ' Murphy, Richard 2, 2761 91o! 60 McGowan, J. 86^ 41.a~\ 40An | M oon QQ 1 998 1 086. 10 Ella 1, (06§ ODD. Murray, D. L i McGraw, OO ' Murray, E. H 1, 955| 782. 20 McGurk, Alfred J... 2 276 910. 40 Murray, J. J 1, 966i2 McHenry, Wm 1 485 712. 80 Murray, John J 1, 843 750. 80 Mclntire, W. E 916 366. 40 Q.Q.Z. Murray, Jos. V 2, 223 1 117. 50 McKee, Geo 2. 213 OOO. onzu 418i ' 1 ni ft qq Murrell, Julia 1 297. 88 McKee, Otis W 2 128 1, UIO. 00 Myers, E. G 2, 218^ 887. 40 McKee, Thomas 208 83. 20 425" Myers, Helen A 97. 73 McKelvy, John A . . 984 492. 40 Myers, John 2, lllf 397. 43 McKenna, E. D 167 OO.fif; OUan Myers, JohnD 2, 23 7^ 895. 00 McKenna, James 2 196 549. 00 McAuley, R. C 1 970 789. 12 McKenna, John 1, 774 465 47 1 ftn McAulifle, P. J 1 651 660. 40 McKenzie, D 2 552 1, OUO. OU MeBride, Jas. G 1 153 553. 44 McKeon, T.F 1 483 711. 84 McBride, J. R 2 086 McKie, Maggie 2 005 421. 05 MeBride, S. E 1, 743^ 817. 04 McKinney, J. A 136 34. 00 1 2Q5A fiOl QA McCafferty, Arthur. . . 2, 239^ 895. 80 McKinney, R. H i, ^yo§ Oil. 04 McCafferty, George 2, 082 520. 57 McKinnon, E. H 2 174 ooy. ou McCaUum", P. M g 2. 40 McKinnon, Jas. D . . 1 259 503. 60 McCann, C. B 2 197 878. 80 McKinnon, J. L i 494 373. 50 070i Q1 Q McCarty, D.J 1 565. 80 McKnew, Nathan L . . yiy 238. 55 McCarthy, E : 2, 108§ 489. 11 MeKnight, A. H 243. 32 •McCarthy, J. A ' 69 33. 12 McLain, E. L 2 248 517. 04 j

McCarthy, J. F 2 280 589. 20 McLanahan, Wm. H.. .j 1 868 747. 20 McCarthy, John F 168 67. 20 McLane, Wm 1 802 720. 80

McCarthy, J. J 2 0301 814. 28 McLaughlin, J. M I 1 959k 933. 04 i aai McCarter, E 1, 914J 765 80 McLaughlin, T.J I 1, OOl 884. 07 1 qqo an McCartney, John H 1 752 843. 78 McLeland, Jerome I 2 081 ool. ou McCathran, Donald 1, 080| 378. 17 McMahon, James 1, 91 41 765. 80 | McCaoseland, John T. 1 058i 557. 32 McMahon, John 2, 140 856. 00 O 1 1 A X McCleary, R. E 464 2^2 72 McMahon, Thos 6, 1145 528. 57 l, 1 QA1 McCloskey, W. C 2 305 9 2 00 McManus, James 1, 041 588. 16 161i 1 on«i McClure, tkeo 2 2 865 40 McMillan, Clarence . 580. 08 ' McComb, John 264 95 60 McMonigal, Harry . 1, 925 653. 34 McConnell, D. S 2 191 876 40 McMullen, Ross 2 248 666. 00 McConnell, Thos 961 OOi. 4U McNamara, Bridget 2 300 483. 00 McCormick, Thos. W . 24 6 00 McNamara, Jennie . 2, 006 421. 26 McCullip, Lizzie 1 439 302. 17 McNainara, Maggie . 2 289 429. 13 McCullough, Ben F 2 514 904 45 McNamara, Martin. 2, 296 574. 00 L McCullough, John F. . 2 334 933 60 McNeal, H. W 1, 327 531. 00 i ni i\ oq 1 McCullough, Robert E. 2 1P9 1, UIO. _© McNeir, Geo. A. R. . 2, 192 1, 1W. 00 on an 1 f^l Q3 McCurdy, Geo. S 52 <£U. OU McNeir, Thos. K 1, oiyj 740. 34 McCurdy, Wm. S 7 o an McNelly, Arthur 1, 693 779. 04 McCutcheon, Geo 2, 304 1, 218, 64 McNictiolas. R 1, 691 592. 76

O O 1 X. McDaniel, Ida S 560. i7 McNish, S. A 1, 817k 872. 40 McDaniel, W. B 1, 825 967. 23 McNulty, Chas 312 78. 00 fina McDavid, W.J . ... 8 3 84 McPherson, Chas. H. OUo 334. 82 McDerrnott, J. F Z, Z04 901. 60 McPherson, Robt. A. 2, 382 952. 80 McDevitt, C 2, 388 716. 40 McQuaid, Geo. J 2, 171£ 968. 77 McDonald, Alex 2, 024 McQueen, M 1, i OO 713. 20

McDonald, Claude B... 8 3. 20 McRov, M. W I 2 . 80 McDonald, C.E 141 56. 40 McSorley, Fr.aik J 542J 260. 40 McDonald, C. R 2, 156 539. 00 McSweeney, John 1, 369^ 657. 36

McDonald, Edw. S 2, 296 1, 148. 00 McWkirter, T. T I 2, 351£ 1, 010. 72 31i McDonald, J. F 1, 02Sh 411. 40 Nachman, Philip I 12. 60

140" .' McDonald, James H . „ 1, 457. 12 Naeff, Laura 2, 250 562. 49 McDonnell, Mary 1, 736 325. 43 Nalle, E. G 397^ 164. 12 837i McDonough, J. J 2,092 932. 44 Nallev, G. G I 1, 735! 00 l,879i McDonough, S. F 898. 35 Nally, Mary I 1, 776 372. 96 McElfresh, Eliza J 192 44 16 Nallev, W.H 1, 448J 579. 40 McElfresh. H.M....>.. 2, 3141 1, 157. 25 Nally, James 2, 230i 594. 01 McElroy, Silas E 2, 320 608. 70 Nash, Edward 2,037 911. 24 McEnaney, Chas 2,117 846. 80 Nash, G.J [ 1,401| 560. 60

McEntee, Thos 1. 994 \ 929. 84 Navlor, A. G I 1,848 739. 20 McEwen, A W 1,788 858. 24 N«al, Thos. P D 9| 47.80 976i McFarlane, W 2, 398 1, 079. 18 Nelson, M. A ! 224. 59 005" McGaveran, Thaddeus 1. 025i 258. 35 Nelson, W. H 2, 504. 85 McGee, Maggie 1, 910" 479. 30 Nevils, E.M 1, 847 886. 56 McGhee, Fred 16 702. 50 Newbv, Mary 1 1,734 325. 08 McGill, Innocentia 2, 3041 576. 12 Neweil, G. W 1, 889 889. 68 McGinnell, Mary 112 33. 10 Newman, Clarence 984 395. 52 McGinness, John F 2, 126 871.55 Nichols, A. B 1,946 934. 08 McGoldrack, Mary 2, 283i 428. 09 Nichols, G. 1,304 456. 40 | W — .. . . . J REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 123

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Nichols, J.F 2, 020 $955. 28 Parker, J. B. 2. 234 $558. 49 H.84 Parker, 1, 351 634. Nicholson. Irwin A 8 . John E 97 Nickens, James 1.927* 481. 86 Parker, W. H . 2, 227 1, 011. 15 Nicols, Noel 2, 054* 821. 80 Parks, Noel B.. 844 337. 60 Niedl'eldt. Herman J . 2. 278* 959. 24 Parsons. A. M . 2, 296 918. 40 Noble. J. L 576" 132. 48 Parsons, CD.. 816 432. 48 Noel. Chas. L 1. 1251 540. 24 Paterson, John H. 2, 285 914. 00 Noel, John A 1, 861 837. 45 Paterson, Lester S 1, 537* 798. 52 Nolan, Emma J 2, 252 479. 30 Patterson, E.H ... 1, 611 645. 40 Nolan. John J 1.97-1 927. 78 Patterson, L.H ... 1. 640* 869. 43 Nolan. Mary 1.777 530. 65 Patterson. L. Hearn 2, 2791 911. 80 Norbeck, Wm. G 2. 448 979. 20 Patterson. Sarah A 2,389" 480. 68 Norris. Thos. E 1,846 738. 40 Pattillo. John H 2, 380 650. 99 Norton. Frank P 16 7. 68 Paudert,E.H 1, 912* 826. 68 8" Norton. Geo. F 56 31.04 Paul, E. A .... 3. 84 Norton. T. L 751 310. 80 Paviair.N.M 1, 267 266. 06 Norton. Wm. H 2. 267 1, 020. 13 Payne, Ed .... 132 52. 80 Nuber. J. L 2, 266 906. 40 Payne, Henry 2, 312 690. 80

Nowlin. A. W. C 1.976 790. 40 Payne, Jas. L , 1. 558 445. 50 Noyes. C. E 1,540 354. 17 Payne, S. S ... 2, 008 502. 00 Noyes. Henry 1.778 845. 84 Peach, Charlotte E 1, 020 242. 59 Nye. James W 220 55. 00 Peake, Millard F.. 1, 202* 481. 00 Oakes, Geo. A 48 19.20 Pearson, J oseph TV 1. 886* 754. 60 036" Oberboltz. F. C 962 481. 00 Pearson. R. W 1, 258. 63 O'Brien, John J 2.021 808. 40 Peckham. Emily . 1, 408 327. 91

O'Brien, Lillie 1,708* 358. 78 Peebles. Geo. L . . 1, 216 304. 00 O'Brien, Mary 2. 209" 463. 88 Peed, R. S 1, 989 795. 60 629. O'Brien. Mary E 2. 065* i 433. 75 Pell, Geo. P 1, 018 15 53" O'Brien, Nellie 21.20 Peniberton, Lou. M 2, 247* 561. 87 O'Brien, Win. J. C 2, 2m 944. 93 Pemberton, M. V . 162 40. 50 O'Bryon, Minnie 288 84. 80 Pen del. T. F 1, 370 548. 00 O'Connell. Daniel 2. 185 1, 359. 90 Penn, Guy 2, 026 506. 50 O'Connell, John 1, 70:;* 681.40 Perkins, Geo. M 2, 296 737. 69 O'Connell. John J 1,590" 636. 16 Perkins, Janie G 72 18. 00 O'Connell. Richard 1, 784* 713. 80 Perkins, Lewis . 2, 193| 411. 25 O' Conner, Jas. F 2731 109. 40 Perkins. Wm. F 1. 608|- 643. 40 O'Connor, Joanna 2, 2941 430. 18 Perkinson. J ohn 188J 47. 12

O'Connor, Kate 658" 151.32 Perrie, Pattie . . 755* 188. 87 O'Dea, Laurence 3131 176. 34 Perry, H. R 2, 138| 855. 40

Odell, Albert S 1. 990| 589. 27 Perry, James L . 1, 289 328. 25

Oder. Myra A 1 . 626 373. 96 Perry, W. A . . . 1, 805* 451. 37 Odom, Alton 2, 3591 903. 80 Perryman, Sally G 1, 5641 391. 08 O'Donnell, H 2.80 Persmger, Jacob 2, 059 823. 60 O'Donnell. S. P 1,603 400. 75 Pester,' M. A 1, 960*. 521. 01 O'Donnoghue. John 1, 639i 786. 96 Peter, Thos 247 272 685. 50 191i O'Gormah, Kate 470* 108.21 Petrie, L 2, 876. 60 O'Hare. Annie 2, 273" 477. 31 Petty, Lillie M. 454 113. 50 O'Keefe. W. C 2. 001* 500. 37 Phillips, J. A 75 30. 00 Olbert. B. B 232S 58.12 Phillips, Mary J 2,204 550. 99 Oldfield. J. A 1. 432' 572. 80 Phillips, Milton. 2, 287 914. 80 O'Leary. Dennis J 2. 296 1, 231. 92 Phillips, Saml. L 1, 958J 783. 70 Oliver, Chas. C. 26 104. 00 Phillips, S. J.... 2. 280 1, 406. 87 Oliver, Kobt. T 16 6. 40 Phillips, T.N... 1, 043* 417. 40 0 'Neil, Chas. I 2. 2641 1, 200. 18 Phillips, W. 11 .. 566-1 224. 20 O'Neill, James B 2, 213l- 885. 40 Phipps.R.M.... 968* 387. 40 40" O'Neill, John 16. 00 Pickelheimer, W 2. 296 574. 00 O'Neill. M. A 2. 057 613. 10 Pierce, Frank A 2. 270 600. 16 Opdyke, Alice 16 4. 70 Pierce, G. W 2, 256 1, 064. 32 O'Pray, Emma 1.991 373. 30 Pierce, H. H 1, 211* 581. 52 O'Reilly. John 1. 8601 744. 20 Pierre, Mary 1,784 531. 20 Orem. Chas. J 784 313. 60 Piggott, L 2, 000 500.00 Orei ii. Geo. TV 1, 9881 940. 50 Pigott, M 2, 392 977. 20 Orth.P. P 26" 10.40 Pinkston. V.B.. 1,761 830. 56

O'Ronrke. Patrick 1,816 868. 72 Pinn, Delaware . 2, 504 821. 17 Osborne, Minnie 763* 175. 59 Pinnev, A.H ... 217 40. 69 186" O'Sullivan, Timothy. . 2, 884. 00 Pipes,*Hallie F. 2,160 482. 69 Otis. C. W 2.2221 1. 177.91 Pittman, Geo. 2, 016* 806. 60 Outlaw, J. B 2, 040| 510. 10 Piatt, A. R 2,153 1, 141. 08 Ott. Annie 288 84. 80 Piatt, J. H 2, 465* 1,211. 95 564" Owen. Will A 1.831 878. 88 Pluiner, Josephine 1, 359. 71 Owens, Glen O 1,771 816. 56 Plummer. Robt. F. 8 2. 00 Owings, T.H 56 22. 40 Plymire. Robt. N.. 1, 635 784. 80 Pafie. Geo. N 1,320 330. 00 Pocher, Simon 2,215J 553. 85 Palmer. Jos. W 2, 209 993. 35 Pocock, George W 2. 240* 560. 11 Palme-, W. T 16 7.68 Poff, Annie 2, 3221 466. 70 Parker, Andrew L 1. 514-1 726. 96 Poist, Wm. A 502 200. 80 — . .

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Polglase. Benj 1,511 $488. 58 Reed, Mary D 1, 771 $371. 91 Polk, Wm. M 15| 7. 56 Reed, O. H 2, 334 933. 60 Pollock, David 1,186 569. 28 Reed, Wm. F 1,868 990. 04 Polton. Geo. H 1,023 409. 20 Reef, Arnold 1, 668 800. 64 Pomeroy. M. F 1, 8924 473. 09 Rees, Henry 568 266. 96 Pool, S. D 54 2. 64 Reese, Emma 968 243. 94 Poplowsky, Wm 2, 269 907. 60 Reese, James E 867J 419. 64 Popkins, Dora E 2, 2934 430. 00 Reese, Wm. P 2, 055 1, 057. 36 Porter, James E 1,514 386. 67 Reeve, L. M 5264 98. 71 Porter, P. A 1,1111 444. 60 Reid, Douglas 2, 191 547. 75 Post, CM 1, 068* 245. 73 Reid, Agnes H 2, 037 468. 50 Post, L. H 2, 268§ 1, 202. 29 Reilly, Annie 284 65. 31 Post, W. E 2, 229 891. 00 Reilly, Annie C 1, 599 367. 77 Potter, A. W 1, 9091 400. 98 Riley, John O 568 142. 00 Potter, James 2.728" 920. 80 Reilly, Patoick 1, 438 349. 49 Potter, James E 417 125. 05 Reilly, William B 2, 1174 847. 00 Potts, A. H 1, 4294 671. 80 Rein berg, Wm 2, 023 505. 75 Powell, James T. 2, 005* 501.36 Reinmuth, Ed 2, 090 836. 00 Powell, J. W. 245 1, 143. 34 Renshaw, Albert EL 1, 8694 897. 36 Powell, M. M 2, 183 502. 05 Reynolds, A. G 1, 801 864. 48 Powell, Robt. E 1,979 563. 85 Reynolds, A.W 2, 233 893. 36 Powers, Geo. If 535* 214.20 Reynolds, Harry A 2, 1324 639. 85 Prather, Lloyd 2,091| 1,309.01 Rice, C. A 1, 8074 542. 25 Pratt, P>. H 55 22. 00 Ricb, Bertie 4764 109. 58 Prescott, W. M 1,4511 362. 87 Richards, Edward 2, 0214 591. 95 Presley, S. C 1,149 459. 60 Richards, L. C 2, 1584 863. 40 Price, 'Clint O 2,190 876. 00 Richardson, Effie 2, 2384 550. 77 Price, Geo. P 2, 210-1 552. 62 Richardson, Frank M . 2, 219 1, 013. 49 Price, Helen D 1, 749-1 522. 25 Richardson, J. M 2, 394 673. 30 Pridgeon, John 2, 224 889. 60 Richardson, Rachel A . 439 109. 74 Prior, Geo. G 2, 397* 960. 00 Richardson, W. H 2, 400 960. 00 Pritckard, Frank 1, 776" 735. 80 Rickards, Saml. P 2, 280 912. 00 Pritchard, Willis M . 1, 519-1 729. 36 Rieketts, J. H 2, 2774 911. 00 Proctor, A. P> 2, .179-1 921.55 Ricketts, W.M 496* 198. 60 88" Proctor, Abner C 1, 857* 743. 00 Rickles, John 22. 00 Proctor, E. G 2,399 599. 75 Rider, C. H 2, 0084 502. 11 Proctor, 2, 230 892. 00 Riddick, R. P 1, 944 791. 90 Geo. H A, Proctor, M. A 2,280 478. 80 Riddle, A. E 2, 308 1, 154. 00 Prosperi, John E 2,216 656. 80 Rieseberg, Henry 2, 305 604. 65 Prosser, Daniel 1ST 163 65. 20 Riley, Frank . . 6714 355. 89 Pry or, H.D 1,796 718.40 King, Jobn 1, 744* 697. 80 Puckette, C. J. C 1, 750*. 1, 099. 90 Ringgold, D. C 1, 964 785. 60 Pulley, P.W 2, 304* 590. 91 Ritter, Bertha 2, 318 486. 78 Pulliam, S. G 1, 933* 773. 40 Robb, Annie E 1,917 479. 23 Pumphrey, Bettie 2,350 493. 49 Robb, John H 1,951 780. 40 039. 32 Pumphrey, E. P., jr I 9261 372. 52 Roberts, Augustus L.. 1,961 1, Purcell, Andrew 1,481 710. 88 Roberts, E. C 2, 149*. 542. 34 Purdy, Cbas. F 100 53. 28 Roberts, E. H 1, 727 690. 80 Purdy, M. V 2, 232 558. 00 Roberts, F. C 616 246. 40 Pursel, Thos. C 2, 105 860. 72 Roberts, Hortense 1, 580 296. 18 Purvis, Jno. R 832 332. 80 Roberts, Jas. G 1,914 765. 60 Pvemont, Geo. E 1, 973* 789. 40 Roberts, Jas. H 2, 798 699. 80 Pyemont, J. W 2, 484| 995. 72 Roberts, W. A 1, 920* 921. 84 Quaid, J. It 372. 45 Robertson, A. 559* 223. 88 ; 1,2914 M 376" Quern, J. C 379*. 151.80 Robinson, A. W 2, 1, 120. 64 Ouiglev, F. T 2, 097* 868. 34 Robinson, C. H 1,858 502. 10 20 Quin, D. P 1, 769| 832. 24 Robinson, Geo. W 304 12. Quinn, M. A 2, 104*. 841. 80 Robinson, Jacob 2.688 859. 50 Ramsey, Geo. M 574 275. 52 Robinson, Jennie 1,237 309. 25 A 70 QQ Randall, A. L 31 13. 95 Robinson, Josie W 2, O064 Randall, Jos 96 28. 80 Robinson, Milton 348 65. 25 Randall, J. S 2, 1301 852. 20 Robinson, Samuel 2,316 679. 60 Rankin, Jobn R 2, 183 1, 362. 14 Robinson, Sarah E 2, 022 424. 61 Ratcliffe, Mary 682 127. 81 Robinson, S. M 1, 873 749. 20 Ratcliff, J.L.! 1, 425 570. 00 Robinson, Wm 2, 381 941. 20 Radelberger, A. P 794 38. 16 Robinson, W. T 120 30. 00 Radley, C. W 448 179. 20 Rochef'ord, Alice M 2,098 524. 48 Raub, Geo. M 2, 299 769. 56 Roche, E. J 820 328. 00 Rathvon. R. H 2, 482 992. 80 Roche, Walter T 604 24. 20 Rawlings, G. W 1,739 482. 75 Rockwood. Isabel C 2, 236 419. 20 Ray, DanLC 2,304 576. 25 Rockwell, Wm. E 1, 8784 352. 21 Ready, Geo. L 9051 316. 92 Rode, Gustav D 200. 00 Redfern, Jobn 1,698 798. 06 Rodders, Jas. W 2, 1934 877. 40 Redfield, H. J 2, 2574 903. 00 Rodier, P. Louis 1,224 489. 60 Reed, Jas. W 1,934 483. 50 Rodrick, W. F 25 13.25 Reed, Lewis 2, 4034 600. 52 Rogier, Chas. G 2,282 912. 80 — ......

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Time Time employed. employed. Xame. Name. Amount. Days. Honrs. Days. Hours.

Rogers. Franklin . . 1. 980 $804. 00 Schermerhorn, Cath'ne 2, 208 $463. 68 Rogers. Thos. A 2, 167* 867. 00 Schertzer, C. C 1, 461 701. 28 Rogers, Z. V 1,866 895. 68 Scheuerman, H. A 1. 838* 736. 40 Rohr, J. A 1,863 816. 24 Schinnerer, TV. S 1, 879" 901. 92 ' Rooks. Junius 2. 044* 511. 12 Schlegel, Kate L 209 43. 89 Root, E.M 1, 670* 668. 20 Schlick, Fred. J 2, 265* 1, 046! 32 Rose, J.F 4~i 11. 87 Schmaling, Joseph TV. 2, 246 903. 20 Rose. T. TV 1,151 360. 85 Schmalhoff, TV. L 2, 250* 1, 192. 75 ' Rosencrans, Frank. 163 65. 20 Schoeneman. Geo. L l! 847 738. 80 Ross, James H 2. 287 1, 436. 09 Schoepf, J. H 2. 325* 1, 196. 06 Ross, Zidon E 2. 208 1, 170. 23 Schott, George 1 776* 710. 60 Rosser, Leonard Y . 1, 762 440.50 Schreiner, H 2, 194 548. 50 Rosewag, G 1. 858 743. 20 Schutter, Louis 2, 296 918. 40 Rotenbury, TV 2, 135 588. 24 Schwino;, Frank A 2* 1. 00 Rouleau, Wilfrid 1, 928* 925. 68 Scott, E. L 2, 267" 1, 133. 50 266" Rowan. C TV 119. 70 Scott, Frank 2, 110 527. 50 Rowan, Eleanor E . i, im 326. 50 Scott, James 2, 235 894. 00 Rowe, Susie C 1, 026" 192. 30 Scott, J. A 2, 114* 1, 120. 68 Rowell, D. P 1, 915 783. 90 Scott, R. E 2, 282* 684. 75 Rowley, W. Seward. 2. 1461 858. 60 Scott, TVm 2, 008 803. 20 Rowlson, Bessie A . 2, 149 537. 22 Scott, TV. S 2, 289* 915. 80 Rowzee, Milt.E. 2, 213 774. 55 Scribner, L. R 2, 103 736. 05 Roy, V.M 2, 297 1, 148. 50 Scriver, Addie 2, 286* 480. 16 Rudy, C. E 296* 118. 60 Seagraves, J. K ' 136 79. 68 Ruff, Valentine — 2. 00^| 802. 60 Sealy.Fred. W 1, 454* 698. 16 Ruggles, W. R 3. 20 Seaman, Hannah 1.' 635" 408. 73 Rumrille, Louis H 931 496! 88 Sebastian, TVm. H 2, 500 641. 00 Runyan. Annie E. 159. 96 Seebold, Henrietta TV. 1, 641* 410. 37 Rupert. Chas 191* 47.87 Sefton, TVm. C 2, 073* 1, 036! 75

| 548.20 Sehorn, Geo. 1, 633. 84 Russ,E.L 1, 370i I H 320* Russ.Mary E 232* 558. 11 Selbach, F. TV 1 325 530. 00 Russell, Annie 216 54.00 Semmes, C. C 1 967 786. 80 Russell, Charles 2, 194 S77. 60 Sener, Florence E 1, 960* 490. 11 Russell. Chas. H 623 267. 76 Sewall, Carrie V 1 323 305. 15 Russell, E. J 2, 160*. 1, 145. 05 Sexton, Grant 26 2 088 860. 80 Russell. Hettie 924J 212. 63 Seyfferth, Fred. A 1, 908 763. 20 Russell, Lizzie A 2, 272* 568. 11 Seymour, TVm. S 2 288 702. 00 Russell. Mamie 2, 257* 903. 00 Shackelford, J. TV 2 029 507. 25 Rust, P. B 1, 986* 372. 47 Shaen, Michael 2 262 1, 066. 43 ' Rutherford, James A 40 16. 00 Shafer. John 2, 472* 618. 12 Ryan. E. H 1, 756 815. 84 Shatter, Carl. H 246* 130. 19 Ryan, John J 109 27. 25 Shannon, Ben. J 48 19. 84 Ryder, Francis 2, 294* 917. 80 Shannon, James F 917 430. 99 Sage, Katie 2. 344 492. 24 Sharps, Lloyd 1 465* 492. 12 ' Sailor, Oscar H 2, 208* 883. 40 Shaw, A. D 239 160. 05 Sakers. John T 1,632 408. 00 Shaw, Anna V 2 298* 574. 60 Salt, Joseph 2, 285 571. 25 Shaw, Ed. G 96 46. 08 Sampson, W. S 1, 927* 776. 60 Shaw, Jed 2 186 874. 40 Sandidge, D. M 2, 123 813. 20 Shaw, O 2 260 1 010. 58 Sandoe. D. L 2, 189* 1, 357. 66 Shaw, Sue P 1 045 261. 21 Sanford. John M 1, 337 415. 45 Shawen. O. S 1, 4^-L 682. 08 Sansom, Dan. L 2, 461* 1, 368. 74 Sheaff, \V. S JL, 515. 00 Sardo, A. E., jr 1,944 812. 92 Shearer, H. C 536. 00 Sargent, G. W 62 31. 30 Sheep, J. D 2 104 526. 48 Sarr, Geo. W 1. 559i 826. 38 Sheep, Nellie H 2 207 463. 47 Satterfield, S. T 2, 269 618. 05 Shelton, Chas R 2, 112* 845. 00 Sauls. J. L 1, 600 768. 00 Shelton, Thos 2, 005* 501 37 Saunders, Geo 1,458| 773. 00 Shepard, E. J /is 19 20 Saunders, H. C 2, 440* 713. 94 Shepherd, Lydia 1,128 338! 40 Saunders, Sue 2, 271* 709. 85 Shepherd, TVm 296 82. 88 Sauter, Balsey F . . 2. 047i 819. 00 Sheridan, Geo. TV 2, 104* 841. 80 Sauter, Harry R . . 783* 376. 08 Sheridan, T. J 2,215 886. 00 Savacool, J. W 2, 150 1, 029. 44 Sherman, Gale 1,646* 782. 64 Savage, James 953 383. 12 Sherman, Geo. L 341 136. 40 Sawyer, Chas. H . . 1. 677 1, 020. 81 Sherman, J. TV 2,217 986. 25 Sax ton. Fred. A 2, 145 858. 00 Sherman, Howard E . . 44 17. 60 Sayles, J. T 1, 467* 366. 87 Sherman, TV. S 368 152. 72 Scaggs, Robert E . 1, 840" 736. 00 Sherrill, E. B 1, 912* 777. 00 Scanlon. Florence . 8 1. 84 Shettle, Chas.P 2, 437* 975. 00 Scannell, Joseph A. 2,038 961. 92 Shields, Chas 773" 293. 60 Scannell, M. J 1,188 475. 20 Shinnen, J. C 2, 171 1, 022. 28 Schaeffer, Jennie. . 783* 180. 20 Shipman, Nellie H 1, 524* 609. 80 Schaefer, John P. . 584 274. 48 Shober, Thos. J... 25* 10. 20 Scheerer, Joseph T 451| 123. 77 Shock, Mary 2. 310 531. 25 Schefler, Peter 1, 903* 913. 68 Shoemaker, B. F 2,004 500. 98 Schell, C. W 1,928 771. 20 Sholl, Alpheus 2, 172* 1, 031. 28 — ...... /

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Shorn o, O. V 251| $99. 20 Smythe, Robert B g $3. 84 Shomo, T. TV 146 1, 339. 06 Snee, Katie 1 953 581. 85 Short, W. A 631 313.83 Snorgrass, Jennie '716 164! 67

Shreve, Nannie 056 513. 98 Snowden, John -L, 4o±fg out . O Shrigley, J. T 942| 777. 00 Snowden, Julius QQ9 95 50 Shumway, O. H 099 839. 60 Snyder, D. J o9D."}Oft OAZ4 Shurland, Geo 316 692. 80 Snvder, O.J l7f t. uu Sickels, Chas. E 8 3.20 Sollers, G. TVm 1 833 733 20

Sidener, C. F 104 26. 00 Solomon, S. B , 1, OlD 541 45 1 Ofifil A Q9 «n Siebel, G-eo. H 367| 91.87 Sommers, Adam J 1, *suo^ CM1 RA Siebert, Frank 280 912. 00 Songster, Thos , 2, 003! •741. 04 Siggers, Geo 440 176. 00 Sothoron, Jessie 2, 288 0/4. 04

Sikken, Ida 241 470. 58 Soules, E. C - 2, 288 858. 00

Silence, Annie TV 172 458. 43 Southwick, Harvey J 1, 944! -L, UOU. W± O 991 1 01 a Q9 Silence, Geo. P 021* 604. 05 Spaeth, Chas. H , Sill, TV. S 033|- 413. 40 Spear, Hiram 2 053! 718 72

Silvers, M. A 259| 474. 49 Speelman, M. R , 2, 364 945. 60 Silvey, A. 0 916 766. 40 Speer, J. C 2, 217! 887. 50 Simmers, Chas. L 136 44. 94 Speisser, M. E 2, 222! 555. 61 9£19 QQ Simmons, Arthur, jr . ., 397! 559. 00 Speller, T. R 4DZ. dO Simmons, R. TV 236 737. 66 Spence, D. M 8 3. 20 Simonds, G. H 56 22. 40 Spencer, J. C 2, 093! 940. 67 Simpson, John 801! 450. 37 Spencer, Jas. H 12 4. 80 Simril, Robt. F 942 932. 16 Sprague, A. M 558 170. 07 Sims, M. E 456 114. 00 Sprague, N. C 104 41. 60 Sinclair, Louisa 391! 347. 87 Sprightley, P. S 1, 899 759. CO 1 OQQ A A Sinclair, P 250 846. 34 Springer, H. E 2, 272 1, OOO. 40 Singleton, CM 851 388. 71 Spurgeon, T. C 243 98. 00 Siimleton, Thos. D 140 285. 00 Staffan, George 1, 024 256. 00 Singleton, W.H 222. 888. 80 Stake, TVm 1, 942 777. 00

Smkfield, Sam E 097 548. 80 Standley, H. L , 8 i 3. 84 Sinon, Susie V 960 491. 88 Stanford, TV. TV 2, 223 889. 40 Sipes, TV.H 142! 857. 00 Stanhope, Stella 2, 210! 464. 10 Sipos, Paul F UO'J' 875. 32 Stanley, M. J 774 178. 01 Sizer, Chas. M 24 11.52 Stansbury, TV. H 1, 025 256. 25 Skeen, C 219! 510. 57 Steed, J.N 2, 156 872. 00 Skeen, TVm. D 990| 1, 010. 82 Steele, Dora 2, 025 603. 45 Slater, Robt. A 612 757. 64 Steele, Mary C 1,319 27o. 97 Slater, TV. J 837 1, 025. 95 Steele, P. S 1, 937 854. 96 Slater, TV. P 443* 977. 40 Sterrett, Jesse 253 63. 25 Slentz, Chas. E 334J 635. 20 Steuven, Chas. E 1, 677 430. 97 Slentz, T. S 194! 77. 80 Stevens, H. TV 2, 355! 1, 349. 80 Smallwood, J. H. B . . . 381 838. 30 Stevens, K 866 199. 29 Smeltzer, J. R 807 722. 80 Stevens, M. V. B 750! 375. 25 Smith, A. A 708 283. 20 Stevens, S.TV 2, 176! 761. 60 Smith, A.B 16 8. 48 Stevens, Wilfred 938 375. 40 Smith, Arthur H 934! 776. 45 Stevenson, C. Solon . . 8! 3. 20 Smith, Anna J 783 180. 09 Stewart, C. C 1, 862 472. 10 Smith, A. P 895 758. 00 Stewart, Georgie E . . 2, 070! 440. 48 Smith, Bernardino 198* 879. 40 Stewart, Nettie E 2, 268! 519. 20 Smith, B.L 713* 285. 75 Stiarwalt, A.,jr 1, 738 695. 20 Smith, Charles Payne . 265! 906. 60 Stidham, A. D 2, 224 899. 15 Smith, D. Harris 944 1, 214. 48 Stine, Harriet 2, 333 437. 48 Smith, E. C 928 771. 20 Stivers, W. H 1, 534 736. 32 Smith, Eugene F 472 708. 54 Stockman, Jas. A 1, 682 771. 08 Smith, E. G 945 931. 04 Stocks, Wm. C 2, 101! 1, 008. 08 Smith, Edgar G 709 340. 32 Stokes, E. K 1, 925! 770. 20 Smith, E. \V 977 244. 23 Stoll, John 959 383. 60

Smith, Florence 959 489. 71 Stone, W.H ooy 2 227. 80 Smith, Jeff 183* 919. 50 Stoops, J. B 2, 292 590! 20 Smith, Jesse 501!* 625. 87 Stout, C. H 2, 254 901. 60 Smith, John B 96 24.00 Stowers, John B 1, 045! 418. 20 Smith, J. E 296 584. 75 Street, Georgia 1, 838 422. 73 601. Smith , J. Harman 256 902. 40 Stretch, C. A 1, 252! 20 Smith, J.K 012 804. 80 Strieker, Wm. F 811! 324. 60 Smith, J.M 155 1,014.88 Stromberger, H. H 1, 970! 788. 20 Smith, J. S 418 666. 46 Strong, Fannie 2, 149! 451. 39 Smith, Kate L 991 418. 10 Stubblefield, Ernest . 8 3. 20 Smith, Moses, jr 985 496. 22 Struble, C. E 1, 873 749. 20 Bessie 2, 182 458. 32 Smith, R. M 48 . 19.20 Stuart, Smith, Shelby 851J 1, 137. 37 Stuart, Wm.M 1,854 741. 60 42. 00 Smith. Townsend D . . 908 763. 20 Study, Chas. W 105 Smith, TV. A 210 892. 24 Sturgis, John R 12 4.80 Smith, TV. P 284 913. 60 Sturm, E. H 839 335. 60 Smith, TV. V 671 756. 16 Stutz, Theodore 56 22. 40 1 Smoot, E. D 42G. ,- 570. 60 Sugg, Charles R 1,835 389. 84 — . ..

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898i Sullivan, Ed. A 1, 731| $692. 60 Thomas, Richard 1, $495. 82 Sullivan, Edward J 2, 052i 985. 20 .Thomas, Robert I 1, 574" 834. 21 Sullivan Eugene 1,004 351. 38 Thomas, Wm. A 2, 546. 61 , 186! Sullivan, F. A 2. 236* 419. 27 Thompson, Blanche G 160 36. 80 Sullivan, Harry A 2, 005§ 802. 20 Thompson, Chas. C 2, 142! 1, 071. 25 068" 704" Sullivan, Honora 1. 200. 18 Thompson, David A. . 1, 681. 60 Sullivan, J. J 1,776 710. 40 Thompson, E. G 2, 142 492. 63 Sullivan, Josephine 144 36. 00 Thompson, Emma L . . 2, 267! 425. 14 Sullivan, J. M 2, 267 566. 74 Thompson, Geo. F 1, 312 695. 36 Sullivan, S.B 1,658 663. 20 Thompson, J. I 2, 664 884. 40 Sullivan, T.M... 1.996 798. 40 Thompson, J. L 43 17.20 Summerlin, Rufus 1, 687 674. 80 Thompson, J. N 24 8. 10 Summers. Chas. W 2, 086! 1, 043. 25 Thompson, R. E., jr 53 119. 25 Summers, Delia C 2, 046 429. 65 Thompson, Wm. E 2,469 1, 234. 50 { Summers, R. W 2, 151| 1, 029. 95 Thomson, Alfred 2, 0601 983. 76 Sutor.L.P 250 100. 00 Thomson, CP 2, 188| 875. 40 Sutton. A. P 739 295. 60 Thorn, Benj. T 1,437 359. 25 Sutton, H. S 2, 200-i 1, 068. 00 Thorn, I.G 456 114. 00 Swain, Cheney 2, 229| 512. 77 Thornton, John 2, 188! 875. 40 Swain, Emma 477 100. 17 Thornton, Mary E 2,286 480. 05

Swain, Jessie 744 187.57 Throckmorton, K. B . . 1, 9341 444. 90 Swan, W. A 2,012 679. 05 Thrush, J. H. W 1, 970! 788. 20 Swan, Eliza A 1, 449 362. 22 Thurston, Henry 2, 143| 857. 40 Swann, Jennie P 2, 094 439. 82 Thurston, Thos. C 822! 329. 00 Sweeney, A. B 2,695 828. 34 Tibbitts, J. E 317 133. 87 Sweeney, Emma 2. 007A 501. 84 Tilghman, A. L 1, 827! 456. 83 Sweeney, Maggie 1, 12,11 364. 87 Tiller, Hugh G 2, 226! 655. 55 Sweeney, Patrick 720 288. 00 Tine'y, Will 1, 717 682. 92 Sweeney, W. H 2,109 1, 054. 34 Tisdale, iST. T 2, 606! 745. 32 Sweeney, Victoria.. 2,294 527. 62 Tisdel, Willard S 544 102. 00 Sweetman, Richard. 2, 282! 913. 00 Tobey, Wm.H 2, 114 845. 60 Swetland, M. E 2, 246| 561. 58 Tolson, Fred 1, 709 820. 32 Sydnor, Ellen F .... 2, 183 537. 87 Tomlin, C. B 1,443 692. 64 Sydnor, M. C 2, 399 503. 79 Tomlinson, Wm 944 377. 60 Symonds, Arthur J . 1, 426£ 903. 22 Tompkins, Henrietta . 2, 008 505. 98 Syphax, Wm. P> 2, 052! 821. 00 Toner, Alice E 2, 062 433. 02 Tabler, J. Thos 1, 895 355. 31 Toner, Edward T 33! 13.92 Tatf, Andrew 2, 281 912. 40 Toole, Jonn F 95 28. 50 Taff, John A 1,213 317. 30 Toomey, Dennis 2, 296 918. 40

Taft, H. A I 2, 541 1,322. 85 Topham. Mary J 2, 296 528. 08 Taft, L.V 1, 978! 791.40 Torre y, E. G 39 15. 60 Tagart, Annie J 2, 247-i 629. 30 Towers, J. Y. R 2, 120! 848. 20 TalWt, John 228" 57. 00 Town, H. C 1,421 568. 40 Talbott, Emma S 569i 119. 59 Town send, A. E 1, 009 534. 77

I 392" Talley, W. C 2, 956. 80 Townsend, Robt. L 1,698 679. 20 Tanner, W.B 2, 027! 973. 20 Toy, J.C 2, 347 fo9. 60 Taplev,W.H 313 1, 408. 50 Toy, Jas. M 1, 616 484. 80

Tarkington, R. 1ST • 1, 854! 491. 62 Tracy, H. D 2, 296 574. 00 Tarr, Chas. E 1,026 492. 48 Trapp, M. R 1, 138 284. 50 Taylor, Annie 1,907 438. 59 Travis, Chas.N 1,588 636. 40 Taylor. Chas. H 880 352. 00 Travis, Thos. J 1, 008 483. 84 Taylor, C. R 2, 680 1,072. 16 Trego, W. V 1, 194 298. 50 Taylor, H. P 1, 651 825. 50 Tretler, Chas.E 2, 029! 811. 80 Taylor, Ira 1,904! 914. 16 Trine, H 86! 34. 60

Taylor, John B I 2, 146 858. 40 Triplett, Maud 1, 274! 293. 12

Taylor, J. Myers I 1, 959 783. 60 Triplett, S. J 4721 226. 80 Taylor, Richard T j J6 7. 68 Triplett, T. M 1, 92l| 768. 60 Tavlor, T. Buckey 2, 271 1,413.97 Triplett, Wm.H 1, 388 485. 80 Taylor, W.W...1 j 2, 071 857. 10 Trownsell, Wm. C 2, 580 1, 068. 48

Tebhetts, A. W I 828! 342. 84 Tuck, F. A 8 3. 84 Tenser, G. R 497 198. 80 Tucker, Lizzie 184 69. 00

1 Terr 11, Geo. B 864! 414. 96 Tune, L. A 2, 006! 501. 59

Terrett. I Geo. A 2,072 689. 68 Tuohy, A. G 1, 978! 791. 40 Terry, Kate S I 1, 059 243. 55 TurberviUe, G. R. L 2, 216 764. 83

Terry. Lewis 1, 501 600. 40 Turnburke, Pauline . . 2, 024 425. 00 Terry. Mary F 939 215. 96 Turley, Charles S 1, 8051 694 28 Terwilliger. George. 2, 146 929. 12 Turley, Gretta 898" 179. 60 Test, John M 2, 092! 837. 26 Turley, W. V 1, 576! 756. 72 Thayer, Geo. H 2, 322 . 1,232.06 Turner, J. A. D 40 16. 00 T haver, W. T 2491 133. 23 Turner, Wm. A. H 911 364. 40 Thecker, Kate 2,.203 462. 63 Underwood, H. C 2, 277 1, 024. 65 Thomas, Alfred 1, 785 870. 60 Underwood. Richard 2, 459 1, 135. 84 Thomas, Emanuel 2, 239f 560. 45 Unkefer, A.C 2, 544 843. 70 Thomas, E. H 1, 9591 1, 219. 99 Unthank, T. C 128 32.00 199" Thomas. John W 2, 1,377.83 Hpperman, Emma F 2,260 453. 90 Thomas, ifeal 2,174 543. 90 Usilton, John W.... 2,211 1, 350. 24 — . . A ... .

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Time Time employed. employed Name. Name. Amount. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Ustick, Aimer $637. Watson, J. C 2, H4i $994. 80 Van Arsdale, Ida . 101 441. Watson, W. C 32 15. 36

Van Bibber, W. H . 830i 732. Waugh, John S 2, 161 540. 25 Vance, Alice It 972-i 414. Weaber, Geo. T 1, 612| 774. 00

Yandever, Wm 06f>i 982. Wear.E.E I 8 3. 84 Van Horn, John F. 280" 1, 054. Weaver, Geo. O 2, 258 564. 50 Tan Liew, A. O 959J 220. Webb, Henry 93i 37. 40 Van Matre, W.C... 903" 671. Webb,Harrv C 1, 830^ 828. 72 Van Osdell, Lester. 8 3. Webb, Walter H 2, 203i 881. 40 Varnell, Virginia M 240 59. Weber, Fred E 2, 352£ 1, 072. 48 Vanghan, Dan. C 188 475. Weber, Henry W 1. 40 322i Vaughan, Eva M 74. Weber, Philip H.,jr .. 2, 0961 853. 84 Vaughan, W. J 657i 795. Weber, Wm. H 1, 941 786. 42 Verlander, W. R 075 841. Webster, E.M 2, 277 910. 80 Verser, J. J 0441 365. Webster, Geo. A 1, 845 758. 80 Vo«elwevd, Nannie 3474 583. Webster, U. G 996i 398. 60 Vose, E. A 292 527. Webster, W. F 538£ 215. 40 Wade, Charles 929 772. Weeks. L. D 8 3. 20 "Wade, Margaret 972J 414. Wehrly, Samuel 2, 176 870. 40 Wade, S. Harry 038* £43. Weidman, J.M 884 355. 52 Wadsworth, Win 103 511. Weiss, W.J 2, 285 914. 00 Wagaman, Geo 148 37b Welborn,E.B 1, 555 528. 15 Wagoner, Claude B 293 517. Welch, Alfred B 1,653 661. 20 Wahl.L.C 013 953. Welch, James A 1, 882J 564. 75 Waite, A. R 170 868. Welles, D. A 883 353. 20 082i Wakefield, Samuel A . 833. Wells, Chas. W 2, 288 915. 20 Walde, Wm.G- 2871 915. Wells, H.L 2, 285 914. 00 317i Walker, Ckas. H 277 910. Wells, O.M 2, 937. 00 Walker. Jas 7551 842. Welsh, C.H 1, 914 765. 60 056i Walker, Jos. E i 1, 123 286. Welsh, Edward A 1, 316. 95 Walker. W. H 29iii 572. Welsh, Norris 963i 240. 86 Wall, S. R 092 941. Wertenbaker, Wm. W. 2, 271 567. 74 Wallace, Frank 643i 661. Weser, Rosa R 2, 240 480. 25 Wallace, F. B 101 1, 113. West, A. A 2, 128h 616. 92 Waller, Edward 920 230. West, Chas. S 2, 245 898. 00 875i Waller, Elizabeth A. - . 504 345. West, F. A 265. 95 Waller, John 348 587. 00 West, Marion T 2, 236 558. 99

Wallingsford, Ella L . 029 158. 4!) Westman, W. R 1, 401 658. 47 104i Walmsley, Edwin 2951 918. 20 Wetmore, Geo. W I 2, 841. 80 1 Walmsley, M. E 292. , 429. 81 Wetzel, Minnie 2, 305 675. 05 82 1, 385. Walsh, John E 312 1, 334. Weyand.H.S | 2,211i 25

Walsb, Katie 969 586. 65 Whall, Edward G I 1,048 397. 52 647. Walsh, M 777 530. 65 Wheat, E.M \ 213 504 1, 20 Walters, Annie 928i 213. 53 Wheeler, Geo 2, 736 904. 50 r Walter, J. Edward 920* 768. 20 W heeler, Hazard . . 2. 176 879. 60 Walter, Wm. S 075i 516. 24 Wheeler, John H ... 1.815J 871. 44 Walters, H. A 202 242. 37 White, Bernard 2, 250 900. 00 Walton, D. S 2161 979. 60 White, Cora 2, 222 511. 06 Ward, Lillie 945 65 White, G. F 222 55. 50 Ward, R.F 9101 40 White, Geo. K 1,597 638. 80 Ware, A. W 680" 420. 00 White, John E 1, 642 307. 82 Ware, J. M 655;V 794. 64 White, Margaret 732 137. 20 Warner, Annie E 34 50 White, Robt. H 2, 117 887. 68 821i Warren, Chas.M 188 78 Whitehead, Z.W ... 1, 1, 117. 19 Warren, Chas. N 1091 843. 80 Whitehead, J. W 2, 294| 917. 80 Warren, Henry 122 448. 80 Whiteside, John H . 775 310. 00 Warren, Sanford M 144 572. (10 Whitford, Geo. A ... 2, 264 1, 132. 00 Warwick, J.F 3951 677. 50 Whitlock, Chas. F . 2,258 903. 20 48" Washington, R, K 12. 00 Whitlock, Jas. A 1, 655^ 413. 87 Washington, Wm. H . 3741 593. 61 Whitmer, E. F 336 134. 40

Waterman , C. A 491 1,320. 4!) Whitmore, W. S 2,117 1, 013. 05 102i Waters, Byron 002" 1, 087. 37 Whitnev, Wm. A ... 2, 841. 00 Waters, Edwin R 249 899. 60 Whittaker, W. H ... 2,081 989. 20 Waters, Thos. B 108 50. 76 Whittaker, J. T 2, 276 569. 00 Wathen, Daniel 580 396. 20 Whittle, George 32 12. 80 Watkins, H. A 768 707. 20 Wiener, Josephine. 2,273 564. 94 682. 40 Watkins, N 287 1, 212. 11 II Wiese, H 1,704 Watkins, Robt.H 4031 100. 87 Wilcox, Lewis H . . 1,071 267. 75 838i 826i Watkinson, Henry W . 735. 40 Wild, E. S 1, 876. 08 Watters, Lizzie 459i 96. 48 Wiler. E.S 2, 183i 873. 40 Watts, Ellen L 018 190. 80 Wiley, P. W 1, 853i 1, 166. 05 698" Watts, Walter 016 947. 52 Wilkes, Louisa V. . 1, 318. 33 Watson, Alexander J. 62i 25. 00 Wilkins, F.P 2, 269 907. 60 Watson, Frank W 1561 70. 20 Wilkins, William.... 1,416 354. 00 Watson, Henry C 027 359. 45 Wilkinson, Julia 438 82. 10 Wataon, H, L 854 741. Wilkinson, Samuel 904 228. 00 — . . .. .

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TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. K'ame. Amount. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Willartf.E. M 960 $240. 00 Woodell, E. H 240 "Williams, Arthur J. 1 730 813. 10 Woodell, John C 2, 257 Williams, Charles A 2, 1941 877. 80 Woodgate, Geo. J 1, 425 Williams, E.B 2, 366j2 946. 60 Woodside, Ed. F 1,647 Williams, E. W 29 7. 25 Wooley, C. R 391 Williams, F 2, 248 516. 98 Wooton, WadeH.-.. 1, 352 Williams, F. A 1, 326J 636. 72 Woodward, Harry 2, 035 Williams.G. E 6371 255. 00 Woodward, L 1,426 Williams, H.D 1 606" 562. 10 Woodward, E. E 2.884 Williams, Henry G ' 325 8L 25 Worsham, W. W 1,128 Williams, H. T 2 289 733. 51 Woulfe, Maurice L . 1.683 Williams, Logan 220 88. 00 WoiUfe, Louis V 431i Williams, Margaret 2, 227 512. 16 Wright, B. C 2, 303 Williams, Xellie C ; 1 893 354. 96 Wright, B. F 2, 267i Williams, Robert 2. 544 954. 00 Wright, Fred. H 1, 096 Williams. T. G- 1 561 624. 40 Wright, George 1, 888i

j Williams, Wallace K .. 2 200 660. 00 Wright, John C 1,916 Williams, Wm. G- 1 S5Qh 556. 95 Wright, John IS" 2, 149

Williamson, Lizzie C . . I 2, 303|2 575. 96 Wright, Preston B... 24 Willis. 16 6. 40 Wright, S. 1,791 Frank M | C

Williss.H.C , 1 292 516. 80 Wright, T. B. R 14 Wilson, Blanche I 729 424. 74 Wright, W.E 2, 2911 279i Wilson, C. H 1, 8171 454. 37 Wroe, Chas. P. P 2, Wilson, Chas. T ' 9074 411. 23 Wyatte,Geo 218i 182" Wilson, G. S , 2, 872. 80 Wynne, John F 893 Wilson, J ' 288 84. 80 Wynne, John S 1,418 Wilson, J. Chris 1. 80 Tale, J. M 14 Wilson, J. C 259| 128. 84 Yaste, D. A 928 Wilson, J. L. C 661 330. 53 Yates, A. C 1,266 Wilson, Maggie 175 52. 45 Yeager, Chas 817 Wilson, R. C 2. 0751 1, 100. 01 Yeaman, Cora E 885i Wilson, R. J 1, 753 703. 60 Yerby, M. J 303 Wilton, W. C 1, 313 617. 08 Yetter, H. C l,721i Wimmer, Wilda 144 36. 00 Yingling, S. B 2, 776 Winchell, D. G 72 18. 00 York, Louis 2, 515 Winne, E. L, 1,744 698. 48 Youart, R.E 2, 296 Winter, Chas.E 54 24.30 Young, Chas. E Winters, B. M. 2,113 845. 20 Young, Geo. R 95 Wise, Mary 1.957 410. 96 Young, James E 2,227 v Wise, Sam l G 96 38. 40 Young, James H 242 322i Wisener^L. A 1, 836i 734. 60 Young, W. E 2, Withall, Judson J . 2, 385| 1,264.31 Young, W. L 2, 210 Withers, Gertrude V 4551 113. 87 Zell, J.H ... 208 Wood, James 1,101 281. 40 Ziegler, J. S 2,192 198i Wood, J. H 568 142. 00 Zimmerman, Geo. J . 2, Wood, John H 1,4091 410. 22 Zimmerman, Robt. H 1, 0951 Woocl.M 2, 298i 1, 024. 36 Zucker, Henry 239 Wood, P 1,967 491. 75

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Name. Amount. Xame. Xame.

Abbott, W. R : $570. 60 Ambrose, M $284.68 Babcock, L Abbott, C.E 1,122.60 Anderson, Ollie 180. 16 Bacon, Rosa Y | Adam, Agnes W 88. 92 Anderson, Edna S 282.12 Bailey, S

Xellie I Adams, R j 488. 64 Andrews, L. L 496. 25 Baird,Hattie D Adams, Carrie 482. 17 Andrews, C. A 467.98 Bailey, Elizabeth X. Adams, C. G 951. 29 Anson, Eugene 244.98 Baldwin, Edgar M.

Adams, X. S 66. 24 Arbuckle, Xannie C . . . 280. 50 Baker, Bettie Adams, L. C .81 Archer, A. W 330.72 Baker, Emily Adams, A. S 267. 35 Armstrong, F. 505. 03 Banes, Charles A | Adamson, Mary B 180. 22 Armstrong, CP 165. 64 Barnes, Laura L Adie, Alice 445. 02 Armstrong, Jas. R 92.85 Barber, Wils. M Alburtis, Jas. 1, 078. 40 16.86 Mark H. jr H Ash, E.X Barnum, , Albritton, Jesse 159. 57 Ashcom, Mary 313.09 Barnhart, F. H

Alexander, H. E 3. 96 Ashby, Mary Sabin. . 849.90 I Bardwell, Minnie - - Allison, A. A 112.73 Ashe, Annie 67.30 Barton, C. A Allison, Matt. L 844.40 Atkinson, H. M 839.92 j Barr, J. S Allison, 67. Irene 67 Atkinson, John F 150.75 | Barry, J Allison, F. A 3. 06 Audoun, Frederick P. 324.34 Barrett, Julia j Allan, 218.28 Edna G | Babbitt, Izora E 722.15 | Barrett, Marion R.. S. Mis. 46 9 — ... . . 130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name. Amount.

Bateman, Wm. I $894. 85 Buckland, F.E $1, 026. 40 Collins, T. H Battles, S. L 854. 70 Budlong, E. M 155. 19 Collins, Sara Baxter, B. H 1, 112. 55 Buddington, Anna E. 266.44 Cole, M. M Baxter, lone T 436. 75 Buete.Ella H 476. 06 Cole, Bessie Baxter, Frank A 676. 25 Bullard, Leelia 83. 96 Collins, J Beall, B. E 1, 148. 97 Bunker, E. N 3.30 Columbus, A Beall, J. I .24 Burr, J. A 303. 21 Collins, Minnie B Beaumont, Emma 372. 18 Burr, Ada 618. 81 Collins, Maggie J Beasley. Win. A 8. 58 Burnside, F. E 39. 96 Coleman, Laura Beck, W. H 818. 40 Burke. Chancy 343.18 Cologne, N. S Beedle, Irene G 594. 18 Burns, Geo. G 827. 44 Combs, Ardella Bellis, Joseph. 642. 25 Burkholder, E 060. 38 Comber, Annie Bellinger, O. B 80.48 Burchfield, WillE.... 846. 20 Connelly, M.P Bell, Ellen 122. 46 Burks, Sallie 164. 03 Conklin, John H. Jr.. Bell, Agnes 314. 51 Burritt, Jessie A 291. 35 Conner, Lizzie Beller, Chas. E 3.48 Burns, Nellie C 40. 89 Conner, Agnes G Benthall, Erank H... 443.57 Burgess, Josie M 341. 22 Constantino, B. F Bender, CM 900. 40 Burke, Mamie H 567. 90 Conrad, M. E. P Bennett, L.J 4. 26 Burns, Mary A 18. 77 Conlee, Fred A Berry, George 415. 19 Burke, Mary A 120. 96 Conlee, C. C Berston, Mary E 292. 37 Burgess, M.' A 281. 33 Conner, J. S

Bernhard, Ta'litka . . 129. 85 Burrus, Anna 316. 37 Conroy, L Bevans, Anna L 473. 15 Burwell, O. K 455. 86 Connor, Johanna Bibb, Bobt, T 260. 15 Butler, Missouri G 384. 12 Conn, A Billings, T.E 129. 40 Butler, H. M 52. 15 Cook, A. G Bisbee, Horace V 688. 05 Byrne, Peyton 2. 16 Cook, W.J Bivins, J. D 97. 25 Byrne, Mary E 517. 00 Cook, Mary H Bland, Lutie A 17.03 Calvo, Mary E 566. 93 Cooke, Carrie Black, Nellie 300. 48 Calvert, Geo. A 60. 50 Cooper, Mary E Blanton, Chas, L 804. 67 Capell, D. S 2.76 Cooke, Adelia Booth, Julia A 346. 55 Cavanaugh, Annie M 177. 38 Cook, Ella B Booth, Carrie A 340. 63 Cawood, Blanche 306. 67 Cook, Louisa S Borgerding, Budolph 276. 89 Campbell, B. H 822. 25 Cornelius, Geo. M Borst, J. A 51.80 Cammack, M 392. 48 Cornwell, Louis W Boteler, O. C 799. 30 Canfield, Jas. B 317.43 Corbin, M Bowie, Carrie C 719. 94 Canfield, G. H .48 Costin, C. B . Bowen, A.W 1, 010. 00 Carter, J. W 340. 55 Costin, Lucy G. M Bowling, Annie 344. 42 Carter, Wm. J 22. 00 Cotton, Chas. W Boyce, A 520. 15 Carrico, Emma L 264. 13 Cotti, E. A Boyden, Eugene C. . 92. 88 Carey, Blanche 248. 04 Coulson, A. S Boyle, Fanny 202. 63 Carpenter, Lizzie 268. 22 Coughlan, Alice M Boynton, G.'W 790. 90 Carter, Georgiel 279. 56 Coughlan, Mary Brantly, C. J 281. 50 Carrigan, Annie 675. 43 Covington, Ida Brashears, E. A 910. 20 Carter, Jennie A 461. 04 Covert, W. H Braddock, A. A 94. 02 Carter, Belle 286. 73 Cowan, Ann Bradburn, O.N 48.15 Carter, Lily 184. 09 Cranford, Horace Brady, Bosa 482. 87 Carpenter, Emma J... 382. 21 Cratty, Kate Brannan, Mary A . . 458. 19 Carpenter, W. H 887. 60 Crapster, Ida S Breslin, J 441. 15 Carroll, Louis 733. 05 Craig, A Brice, E. L 2. 34 Casper, E 695. 50 Craig, Amanda Brittain, Alice A 448. 40 Cashman, M 70.15 Crellin, Mary A Brodie, C. C 283. 25 Casterline, C. C 115. 49 Crider, Laura Brown, Marietta S . 283. 67 Chamberlin, Mary M . 619. 01 Cromelien, Sarah C . . Breunin ger, Julia . . 402. 53 Charles, E. G 543. 96 Cross, Annie E Brown, Mary E 460. 96 Chandler, Lizzie 603. 78 Cronin, Nellie Brown, Florence 281. 47 Chase, F 413. 84 Crook, Jennie Brick, Emma L 300. 27 Chase, Will H 3.06 Cross, J. W Bryarly, Susan F . . . 15. 58 Chedal, May B 599. 63 Crupper, F. F Brodie, C. C 854. 17 Cheeks, Henrietta J . 244. 49 Culhane, J Brooke, D. C 216. 51 Cheatham, Kate A 907. 05 Cullen,C.P Brown, Mary A 305. 67 Chisholm.D. V 741. 53 Cunningham, James . Brooke, Indiana 170. 85 Chipley, Annie L 375. 60 Curran, Fannie E Brockw ay, Bertt H . 630. 25 Chritzman, B. L 604. 92 Curtin, Mary Brooks, J as. H 322. 33 Claggett, A. L 343. 95 Curtis, Kate Brooke, Thos. H 731. 03 Clark, Geo. E 46. 05 Curren, Ida I Bromley, W. R 227. 40 Clarkin, O. W 491. 95 Dalkin, Isabella Brodna'x, James H. . 341. 92 Clark, Nellie 420. 18 Dalkin, Margaret Brock well, W.N 1, 093. 25 Clarkson, M 346. 81 Daniel, Nannie Broderick, H 151. 68 Clower, Harry W 68. 10 Dame, May Brooke, Jas. E 125. 75 Clements, Ella F 418. 83 D'Anna, May M Browne, J. B 77. 45 Clements, L. J 3.84 Darby, Mary Brown, Phil H 93.95 Cobb, W. E 563. 05 Dausch, Kate M Brown, A.N 664. 30 Cobb, Carrie Buxton.. 406. 47 Daly, Alice V Brower, Wilbur G. . 675. 90 Cochnower, F. C 337. 86 Darling, H. B Brown, J. A 226. 50 Coder, M. G 3.72 Davies, S. E Bru baker, Georgia E. 729. 96 Coe, P. J 389. 86 Davis, Alfred Bryan, Seleana 610. 81 Collerd, Otis B 63.30 Davis, Wm. A Buckley, Anna 290. 68 Colbert, Maggie 442. 35 Davis, Fred. L — ...... REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 131

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Xame. Amount. Xante. Amount.

Davis. Cvnthia , $305. 54 Ellsworth. MarvE... $245. Gentrv, W. T

Davis. Wm. A 214. 10 Ellis. Mabel.-.: 612. Gessler, Edward E . . Da Vega. E.McClure 429. 89 Elliot. Josephine 36. Gheen, Bell Day. Lillian 43. 48 Ellis, Xaomi 5. Gibbons, Belle F Dav. Mamie 1 144. 19 Ellis, I. E 519. Gibson, Hopkins Deady. W. J 439. 00 Emerson, M. J 958. Gifford, Belle Deckabaugk, Kate 385. 05 Ennis. Chas. H 630. Gilmore, Olive I Decker, Kate 672. 16 Eppley. Maggie E 24. GiUem, M.A

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Degges. H. 0 488. 62 Erck, Clara A I 481. Givens. Frank E j Delano. F. L 637. 69 Eskew. H. M 300. Glasgow. EllieC Dement, Elmer 377. 95 Etter. Laura T. 362. Glenn, L. A De Moll. Maggie 415. 24 Euler.JohnC 1.000. Goldsmith, J. D Denny. B. E 591. 52 Evans. Margaret A . . 580. Golden, Annie L Dent. Carrie A 223. 70 Evans, W. L 145. Gompers, S. J Dennison. Chas. S 109. 26 Evans, S. L - 816. Goode, C. J De Vantier. Selma 433. 89 Everheart. Jennie 191. Goodrich, Louis P

Dickinson, Fannie 369. 26 Farrell. Ellen 448. Goodman. Cassie A . . Dickel. A. J. W 169. 36 Fentress, C. H 231. Goodrell, H. B Dickens. Mary 19. 99 Field, Sadie 708. Goodwin, Jno. T Dierken, Agnes 473. 60 Fisher, Amelia 640. Gordon, Alex. K Digss. N 536. 58 Fisher, Mamie E 528. Gordon, S. D Dikeman. M. G 271. 26 Fisher, Emma L 468. Gorhani, Mary E Divine, Lutlier 1.74 Fisher, Grace Lee 578. Gorman, Mamie Dixon, Alice M 726. 05 Fithian.E.P 898. Graves, Geo. B

Dodd, Permelia L 434. 52 Fitzpatrick, Mary E . 386. Grabill, Carl E Dodge, Ida 68. 18 Fitzsimmons, Mary . . 307. Graff, C. W Dodge, Sarah 334. 20 Flemiug, Aimee C 479. Grasse, Marie L Doherty. John E 256. 55 Fleming, CM 603. Gray, Carrie E Donohue, Margret 396. 42 Fleming. D. W 699. Gray, Edna Donnelly. E 9. 00 Fleming, M 458. Gracly, Daniel Donegan. P. J 201. 20 Flemming. Katie 525. Graham, Geo. W Dorsev, Sadie 541. 06 Fletcher, Maria B 362. Greenfield, Wm.E Dorse'y. W. F 966. 95 Flynn. Mamie 496. Green, Fannie Doten. Charles O 692. 70 Fo'gerty, M. Jennie . . 523. Green, M.E Dougherty, T. A 73. 38 Fogle, jno. L 103. Greenlease, Annie E . Dougherty, J. A 485. 16 Folk. S. W 596. Green, Annie Dove, Mary F 602. 99 Folck. E. A 363. Greene, Mina M Dowling. J. L 551.22 Foley, Katy 542. Greenwood, Hannah. Downie. Lizzie 308. 07 Ford. Mary C 257. Griffin, Hugh P Dowden. Kr.te 553. 14 Forsyth, C. E 880. Griffith, F. C Downs. Ida L 257. 90 Ford", Geo. I 692. Grimes, W. E Doyle. James 85. 75 Fordham, Sarah Grimes. Wm. W Doyle. Lizzie 254. 54 Forney, J. G Griswold, W. A Drake. Claude F 116. 95 Foster, J. J 100. Griswold. M. J Drew, Julius 1. 92 Fowler, Jennie 290. Grimes, Laura L Dubant. Maud 605. 80 Fox, Thomas 125. Grimsley, P. A Dubant, Jessie 7. 86 Francis, A. C 614. Grove, Annie L Dubant. Grace L 321. 64 Franklin. Anna 232. Grove, J.E Duffv. Chas. J 302. 92 Franklin. X.B 502. Groshon, Georgianna Duffv, Kate E 226. 76 Frayser. Mary E 73. Gudgin, Minnie F Duffey, Ella B 423. 30 Frazier, H. A 345. Gunder, L. A Dugan, James I 46. 63 Freeze, Xannie 357. Gutelius, W. L Dulin. Mary S 634. 09 Freeman, Katie 64. ' Guyol, Mathilde Dumble. Jessie F 1, 186. 20 Frink, Emma A 282. Hackett, Murray Dunbar, Mary B 320. 06 Frost. Mary E 387, Hackman, B. F Dunnington, Lucy P. 287. 67 Frush, Emma 417, Hage, Anna Dunham. Tillie 619. 30 Frye. Will W 847 Halns, M. L Durisoe. John B .42 Fugitt, Harriet A 303, Halford, J. W Durham. C 534. 05 Fuller, A. G 347 Haliday, Belle Dutrow, A 649. 71 Fulenwider, Jno. E . . 716. Hall, Anna B | Earl. Eebecca 335. 33 Furrow, Annie M 298 Hall, Birdie Easterling. Thomas C. 1, 028. 55 Furbershaw, Geo. C. . 25. Hall. E. J Ebert. Lettie S 248. 31 Furbush. Hall, Fred. CO j A Eberle. Eebecca S 54. 59 Galbraith, Wm. J 551 Hall, G. W Eckdall. Carl 441. 75 Gallagher, Marv 723. HalLMattie G Edie, M. A 562. 22 Gallagher. Ella M 523, Halpenny, E. L. S Edmunds, Will M 778. 80 Gale. Edith 446, Haltigan.P.J Edmunds, Samuel W.. 76. 50 Garrison, Fred. G Hamilton, Arthur Edmunds, Sarah 434. 18 Garrett, Wm. M 730. Hamilton, E. T Eggleston, M. E 603.15 Garrison, F. E 756, Hamilton, F. D Elberti. Geo. W 690. 15 Garrett, Anna L 363, Hamilton, J. P Ellis, G. D 767. 73 Gardner, Chas. H 621, Hamilton, W. M Ellis. Geo. H 537. 01 Gardner, W. H 268, Hampson, Iowa Ellis, Titus F 688. 50 Garwood. Emma D 492 ]! Handebeau, Ellen

Ellegood, J.E 462. 70 Gates, Florence 642 ! Handly, E.J Ellinjrer, Eachel 135. 80 Gayle, Ida 271 I Hartstein, E.L Ellis. E.P 104. 01 Geddes, Jos. C 1 Hardesty.E. C Ellis, 430'. Ettie S 352. 24 Geigan, Joanna :, Harding, Chas. N — ...... 132 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Harding, Mollie L . $462. 27 Howard, Fannie $289. 04 King, MattieB Harding, Margaret . 5.92 Howells, Florence E . 308. 14 Kingsbury, A. E Hardwicke, R. E 2.58 Hoynes, Jobn 894. 90 King, E.J Harvey, M. J 124. 26 Hoyme,H.H 907. 10 King, A.H Haradon, Fannie A. 539. 53 Hu'bbell, Mary 429. 79 Kirby, Sam'l G Hardy, Ella C 623. 74 Huggins, J. T 124. 57 Klinknett, Geo. G Harford, Ida L 328. 39 Hughes, Mary F 452. 44 Klotz, Amanda Harner, C. A 27. 56 Hugbes, Eliza 596. 71 Kluge, Anna A Harper, Delia 295. 19 Humble, H. H 602. 92 Knoble, Cbas Harper, Florence . . 39. 22 Huntsberry, M. K 215.01 Knowles, L. O Harper, Jas. E 142. 52 Hunt, Margaret 376. 90 Kohler, Celia Harris, F. V 273. 65 Hunt, Lizzie 360. 82 Konersman, J. H Harris, H 372. 12 Hunter, Cora E 332. 39 Lackey, J. J Harris, Harriet 320. 90 Hurley, Jobn F 1, 167. 15 Lackey, Ella C Harris, N. P 294. 22 Hurley, Jennie C 121. 58 Lacoppidan, Mary Harrison, Eerd .24 Hurdle, Editb 600. 22 Laing, Aug. M Harrington, H. L 94. 09 Hussey, Annie 492. 14 Lalor, Martha E 3. Harleston, F 72 Hutcbeson, M. "W ., jr 137.40 Lamar, Mary L Hartley, Lee 290. 25 Hutcbinson, Amelia 431. 77 Lambert, Nannie . Hartman, V. AY 108. 51 Hutchinson, C. T 7. 68 Lane, Mary Hastings, AV. T 611. 20 Hutson, A 267. 20 La Preux, Bettie. . Hatley, Erank M 3.96 Hutton, Clara E 690. 72 Latchford, Clara . - - Haveimer, Annie 119. 54 Hyatt, Nellie 583. 97 Lattimore, Helen J . .

Haworth, Thos. AV . - - - 619. 96 Hyde, Lucy 580. 33 Lattin, MaryE Hawke, Nellie L 795. 12 Hyler, O.t) 1, 194. 55 Lauxman, H. M Hawken, Agnes M 565. 81 HysaD, Georgie 672. 72 Lawlor, Mamie Hayes, M. E 445. 05 Irey, Chas. AY 143. 70 Law, Ellsworth Haywood, Jennie F... 444. 11 Irving, Ruby 141. 38 Lawder, Frank Havne, Harry C 831. 30 Irwin, James H 750. 30 Lawyer, Anna T Hayworth, A. D 838. 05 Irwin, Margaret A . 905. 45 Leane, Maggie Hazlewood, Laura 221. 91 Jackson, Celeste T... 647. 28 Learned, M. L Head, M. E 238. 08 Jackson, M. Q .30 Learned, Lily L

Head, Fannie 80. 98 ! Jackson, Pauline 232. 35 Leavitt,AVm.M Hearne, S. E 71. 74 Jacoby, Callie 650. 20 Lee, A. V j 491. 93 31 AV. Heffner, Clara S j Jenkins, Ada 275. Lee, J Heiser, Robt. L .42 Jenkins, Cbas. S 549. 38 Leech, S. J j Helm, E. E 100. 60 Jenkins, Z. T 231. 00 Lenhart, Joe. M I Held, Annie 216.77 Jefferies, Emma 474. 49 Lenman, M. E Henry, Clias. AV 2. 04 Johns, AYR., jr 17. 95 Lender, Maggie Henry, Benj. F 3. 24 Jobnson, D. R .24 Leonard, C.I

Hendricks, L. E .24 : Jobnson, J. E 873. 95 Leonard, A. G Herbst, Minnie 234. 91 Jobnson, Louis C 912. 46 Leonard, CoraL Herwin, Jennie E 385. 65 Jobnson, L. H 318. 57 Lester, Sarah H Herzog, Emma 109. 29 Johnson, Susie E 18. 49 Lewellyn, Luzetta Hess, Morris 289. 45 Jobnson, T. M 571. 66 Lewis, AVinslow Hiatt, L. O 1.50 Jobnson, R. S 125. 06 Lewis, AVilliam E Hicks, Meta 287.66 Johnson, Geo. S 1, 032. 15 Lewis, Clarence Higgins, Annie 376. 31 Jones, J. A 94. 75 Lewis, F. P Hill, Minnie ' 81.01 Jones, Edwin C 1, 046. 10 Lewis, Carrie E Hill, Marv E 699. 23 Jones, Wm. F 176. 26 Light, N.M Hill, Jennie E 589. 52 Jones, G. A 271. 93 Ligon, John D Hill, L 427. 90 •j ones, Lydia E 447. 38 Lillie, M. G Hilbron, Nat. A 444. 88 Jones, M. L 65.10 Little, Belle Hilton, Eva 306. 73 Jones, E. C 760. 15 Little, Annie C Himmelman, J. C 110. 90 Jordan, G. M 80. 45 Lindsay, Mary Hitchcox, J 390. 50 Jordan, Sabina 359. 58 Linhart, Mav Hoagland, Tom B 81.41 Joyce, Mary 612. 82 Lloyd, Ella T Hodes, Theo 39. 85 Jullien, Addie 164. 23 Logan, C. C Hodge, Mary F 320. 41 Juno. Chas. V 1, 117. 40 Longfellow, M. AV Hofl'nagle, Alice 124. 26 Kane, James 1, 206. 60 Long, M. F Hogan, Jobn H 1, 068. 87 Kane, Nora 501. 44 Lord, D Hogan, Margaret H. . 384. 36 Kankey, Virginia 317. 67 Lorentz, Mott. L Hoke, Ruth L 480. 04 Keane, Kate 372. 33 Loring, Annie Holeman, AV. M 4. 68 Kearon, Alice 468. 84 Lowrey, J. H Holloban, Mary J 598. 00 Keating, Annie 248. 84 Lowe, Byrdie P Holliday. Rebecca J . .40 Keelan, John C 1, 008. 03 Luckett, Lucinda Holden,'E.E 93.75 Kee, Eliza J 475. 88 Ludgate, Libbie Holton,Hoyt A 762. 00 Kelley,E.B 29.16 Lusby, IdaC Holman, Sarab 617. 07 Kelley, Jas. F 472. 39 Lusby, C Holland, Nellie 267. 48 Kelly, Katie 372. 04 Lydick, Rose Holt, Sam'lM 1, 060. 65 Kenney, L. P 322. 74 Lynch, Ada J Hoover, M. E 299. 26 Kent, Lillie Y 196. 45 Lynch, Hannorah . . Hopkins. Edward R . 75. 36 Kerney, Rosa B 647. 22 Lynch, Mary T Hopkins, S. Eugenia. 410. 92 Kersey, Virginia 396. 83 Lynch, Jennie Horgan, H 57. 12 Ketstler, Emma 239. 43 Lvnch. Joshua AV Horn, Jennie 190. 38 Kidd, Mamie 132.74 Lytle, N. H Hougbtaling, Henry . 922. 70 King, Edwin M 773. 85 McAuliffe, P. J Howe, J. R .' 1.70 King, Virginia 533. 92 McBride, Jas. G — ... . .

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Xo. 25. Statement snowing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK— Continued.

Xarue. Amount. Xame. Amount. Name.

McBride. J. R $78. 00 Martin, S $587. 35 Mylan, Susie McBride, S. E 2. 76 Martin, AY. K 54. 24 Myers, Helen A McCabe, Hattie 441. 45 Marye, A.M 25. 42 Xackman, Philip McCallnm, P. M 800. 00 Marvin, D. J 1, 065. 22 Nalle, E. G McCaropbell, X. L 724.43 Martin, Jennie 175. 28 Xallev, Kate Y

McCann. Joseph , 324. 70 Marshel, Dora 142. 33 Nash.'E.M Mc Carter, Annie S 267. 93 Markham, M 272. 22 Neal, Thos. P

' McCarten. Kate 565.04 Marshall, Libbie 339. 95 is ebb, Barbara McCarthy, D. J 587.05 Martin, Minnie E ... 545. 35 Neely, Maggie McCarthy, J. A 401. 24 Martin, Herman 63.45 kelson, Bertie McCaulev, Emma D . . 272. 70 Massey, Victoria P .. 621. 63 Nelson, Jennie McClelland, Pose 311.58 Mason, D. H., jr 2. 52 Nervis, Mary McConahay, Stella B . 264.63 Maus, C 464. 94 Nesbit,H. A ; McCormack, Mary E . 323. 68 Mattox, Richard 1ST . 797. 30 Newlon, J. D McCord. Cornelia' T. . 495. 39 Matthews, F. R 347. 27 Newell, G. AY McCorniick, Mary 638. 79 Maxwell. Julia M . . 622. 87 Nicholson, Irwin A. . McCullum, Ella 676. 98 Mayhew, Chas. W. . 196. 65 Nichols, J. F McCurdy. Geo. S 868. 55 May, S.J 419. 41 Nichols, A. B Mc Curdy, AY S 882. 80 Mayer, Emma 650. 37 Xichols, Effie B McDaniel, AY B 66. 25 Means, E. L 689. 32 Xoble, J.L McDavid, AY. J 61.36 Meals. Edna 450. 05 Xolan, Mary

McDonald. Claude B. 754.90 I Meder. Mary 240. 99 Noyes, C. E Macdonald. James H . 479. 71 Menard. W. T 791. 25 Norton, T. L McDonough. Maggie. 638. 75 Methenv, Belle 304. 04 Xorton, Geo. F McDowell, E.E 465. 30 Meritt, Edgar B 273. 60 Xorton, Frank P McFadden, Alice R... 364. 78 Middleton, Ella 290. 05 Xoyes, Henry McGowan, H. T 823. 78 Miller, Daniel 870. 60 O'Brien, Annie McGowan, J. M 198.72 Miller, J. W 808. 55 O'Brien, P. A McGowan, Minnie E . 487. 60 Miller, Frank F. S ... 2. 76 O'Bryon. Minnie McGinnell, Mary 477. 82 Miller, AY. S 3. 42 O'Connell, Bridget..-. McGee, Agnes." 526. 35 Miller, Chas. E 319. 25 O'Connell, J McGivern, Marian 684. 55 Miller, Jas. H 1, 138. 68 O'Connor, Annie E ... McGrath, J. G 4. 44 Miller, Lizzie 582. 70 O'Connor, Kate McHenry, Will 11.22 Miller, Emma 186. 65 O'Donnell, H McHrov, Jennie G .46 Miller, Hattie 135. 37 O'Hara, Anna Mclntvre, Bell J 321. 51 Milligan. Emma 151. 24 O'Keefe, Katie C Mclntvre. TV. E 5.46 Mills, E. C 599. 71 O'Keefe, Hannah

McKean, AY. S..jr ., 005. 90 Mills, AA^.T 940. 37 O'Leary, M McKee, Otis AV 68. 07 Milstead, Maggie 659. 08 O'Mealey, Katie McKeever, H. H 149. 49 Miner, Charlotte 620. 05 O'Neill, John McKevitt, Annie 591.30 Mitchell, Mattie M.. 894. 66 0'Rourke,Mary Ellen. McKnight, A. H 520. 75 Mitchell. Lucinda S . 305. 18 O'Rourke, J. AY Macleod, S. J 3.96 Moens, S 730. 10 Oder, Myra A McLean, M. E 284. 70 Mohler, G. M 1, 017. 95 Oliver, Robt. T McLean. Laura V 335. 79 Montgomery, S. J 97. 70 Oliver, Annie McLaughlin. J. M 4. 92 Montrose, Olive M. . 461. 72 Opdyke, Alice McMahon, M. K 336. 60 Montz, O. S 673. 70 Orth, P.P McMahon, Agnes 476. 56 Mooney, Alice 560. 79 Orr, Rebecca McMillan, Clarence... .54 Moore, Jennie F 320. 19 Orr, Sadie MacMurray, C.J 40.25 Moore, John F 594. 14 Orme, M. A McXamara, Mary 423. 20 Moore, Laura A 230. 81 Ott, Annie McXeir, Thomas'K . . 59. 78 Moore, Charles H 9. 75 Owens, Mary McXelly. Arthur 60.95 Mooty, M. M 403. 49 Owen, AY. A McXerhany, Ida 460. 06 Morrison, Lucy 195. 96 Palmer, AY. I Macnichol,Sallie 624. 50 Morrison, Cornelia A 336. 00 Pape, P. C MeNight, A. H 163. 18 Morrison, John R 844. 60 Parkinson, T.H McPherson, Chas. H. 464. 37 Moreno, Amelia 637. 40 Parker, Add B McPherson. Maud 511. 63 Morris, L. T 646. 86 Parker, Millie McPoy, M. AV 260. 25 Moran, Katie 297. 03 Patterson, E.H McSorley, Frank J . . 103. 30 Morgan, Ella L 647. 81 Patterson, Addia McTille, Hattie 627. 49 Morgan, Xellie 387. 44 Paterson, Lester S McTiUe, Mary 456. 95 Morgan, AY. D 72. 91 Paul, E. A Madden, C. E 365. 38 Morrow, M. M 441. 45 Payne, Ed Mahoney, Kane 876. 71 Morton, L.M 82. 96 Paxson, Nellie J Mahoney, Julia 468. 30 Moseley. D. H 370. 45 Peake, Chas. P Maloney, M 51. 53 Moynihan, D. L 562. 98 Perkins, Emma E Maley, John 617. 55 Moylan, Thos. J 49. 22 Perry. Joseph E Malonev.H. H 177. 20 Murray, Edward P . 907. 60 Perkins, Janie G MaloneV, AY. AY 18. 35 Murphy, Maggie 641. 00 Percival, E.B Maloney. E. T 848. 20 Munro, Lucy H 18.59 Perrie, Pattie Mansfield, Julia E 423. 45 Mulcare, Ella 445. 28 Perkins, Laura Y Mankin, Pose D • 88. 82 Murray, Julia 558. 06 Peters, Bertie K

Manning. Jennie E . . 571. 64 Murray, M. E 637. 68 Petty, LillieM Martin. Bertie 427. 18 Mussetter, M. C 121.83 Peticolas, Pearl Marshall, E. W 312. 64 Murphy, D. P. B 212. 58 Phipps, Laura Martin, A. A 872. 20 Murphy, Sallie 164. 17 Phillips, J. A Martin. Walter C 104. 60 Murphy, H. S 813.40 Phillips, Frank, jr Martin, Margaret 115. 00 Musser, Chas 307. 77 Pickrell, Helen M — ......

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No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Pierce, W. L ;l, 112. 58 Bobinson, A.W $4. 84 Sizer, Chas. M Pierre, Mary 66. 92 Bobinson, Clara J 638. 79 Shaw, Ed. G Piggott, A 694. 77 Bobinson, Geo. W 813. 40 Shaw, Mary S Pinkston, V. B 2. 70 Bobinson, Hattie E . . 954. 00 Shaw, David Pitt man, Geo. E 82. 60 Bobinson, M. E 145. 67 Shaifer, Carl H Pitts, Alice Bassett. . 496. 38 Bobinson, Sarah E 654. 71 Shannon, Ben J Plant, Hannah 365. .16 Boche, Walter T 711. 05 Sherk, Milton J Plvmire, Bobt. N .30 Boche, Anna E 315. 70 Shepherd, Lydia Polk, Wm.M 54. 96 Bockwell, Millie J 595. 57 Shelton, Laura Polk, John E 31. 90 Bodrick, W. F 1, 078. 30 Shepard, E. J Pollock, D 115. 46 Boeder, C. H 1, 124. 78 Shepherd, L. A Pool, S. D 867. 40 Bogers, A 572. 62 Sherman, Howard E.. Pope, F 649. 83 Bogier, L 577. 26 Sheiry, Mamie Porter, Alice 415. 93 Boland, A. A 678. 50 Sheridan, Francis Ports, Annie 315. 39 Boot, E. M 16. 74 Sherman, W. S Poulton, Sarah E 278. 70 Bose, J. F 201. 90 Sherman, Geo. L

Powell, B. F 928. 55 Bosencrans, Frank . . 1, 010. S7 Sherard, W. T Power, James A 228. 30 Boss, Eno A 933. 67 Shields, Margaret Pratt, Lillie 428. 13 Bous, Mary L 302. 89 Shipley, M. E Pratt, D. M 326. 89 Bouleau, Wilfrid .24 Shipley, Nellie H Pratt, B. H 794. 45 Bo un tree, Nettie 351. 03 Shipp, Dickie L Prather, Mary A 658. 24 Bowan, C. W 712. 90 Shott, E. E Prather, Elizabeth C - 454. 21 Bowlett,B 297. 20 Shober, Thos. J Presley, S. C 112. 27 Bowzee, W. A 226. 28 Shomo, O. V Price, Grant 1, 133. 17 Bu by, Lucy V 569. 95 Short, W. A Price, Helen D 4. 73 Bucker, M. C 299. 05 Shubburd, P. Kate.... Probert, C. G 863. 90 Ruff, Valentine 46.40 Sickels, Chas.E Prosser, Danl. 1ST 586. 85 Buggies, W. R 1, 075. 58 Sill, AY. S Purcell, Andrew .24 Runyan, H. S 213.55 Simmonds, Nellie Purcell.M 629. 98 Runyan, Annie E 188. 60 Simmons, Hannah A . Purdy, Chas. F 941. 34 Rupp, Lucy 391. 29 Skeen, Wm. D Babbitt, Ida 467. 56 Russell, E.*B 831. 65 Skelly, Jnlia Bagan, Mollie E 742. 15 Bussell, Annie 426. 31 Skerritt, Chas.L.M... Balaton, Bachel 91. 08 Bus sell, L. M 1, 007. 25 Slentz, Chas. E Bamsberg, G. Suel 107. 00 Bynex, Frank 916. 99 Slicer. Cora J Bandall, Emma 466. 01 Byan, M. A 465. 48 Smalley, C. E Bandall, A. L 734. 45 Byan, Mary H 63. 50 Smith, 'Shelby Bansdell, Lulu 371.34 Samberg, E. P 273. 20 Smith, F. D Banke, Ida 545. 40 Sandefur, Nina L 357. 34 Smith, T.D Eatcliff, F. S 527. 12 Sangston, Mary C 605. 55 Smith, B. L , Baymond, Wm . . 1, 074. 88 Sargent, G. W 910. 45 Smith, W. C Beapsomer, Mary 755. 68 Sarr, Geo. W 102. 63 Smith, Bichard S Beaver. Maggie 330. 60 Saunders, Geo 345. 05 Smith, Bobert M Bebuschatis, Wm 507. 48 Sauls, J. L 62. 28 Smith, Eugene F Beese, James E 321. 86 Savage, Kate 492. 15 Smith, Mary A Beeve, L. M 14.99 Savacool, J. W 84. 75 Smith, Kate B Beed, E. W 162. 28 Saxton, Edward 808. 10 Smith, Mary Beily, Cora 657. 24 Scannell, Jos. A 3. 42 Smith, Letitia Beilly, Annie C 156. 91 Schafer, E. J 109. 16 Smith, LidaL Beid, Kate K 567. 50 Schaeffer, Jennie 243. 00 Smith, M.J Beid, Helen F 424. 43 Schaefer, Lizzie 459. 19 Smith, Maggie K Benshaw, Albert K. . .24 Schildroth, H. T 1, 129. 85 Smith, Emma F Beynolds, A. G 3. 42 Schwing, Frank A 596. 34 Smith, Nellie Bhodes, T.A 793. 55 Scheerer, Annie M 658. 52 Smith, Louise A Bhodes, CP 584. 40 Schallcross, Louise . . 294. 27 Smith, J. M Bice, T. S 687. 10 Schertzer, C. C 1.02 Smith, E. G Bichardson, Bachel A. 410.30 Schefler, Peter .90 Smith, B.M Bichards, Sarah M 76. 73 Schinnerer, W. S 3. 90 Smoot, Kate V Bichardson, Mary E .. 184. 35 Scott, K. L 378. 95 Smyth, B. B Bich, Bertie 142. 02 Seagraves J. K 948. 39 Snee, Katie Bichards, Mary J 629. 23 Searle, Katie C 521.89 Snowden, Clarence Bicketts, O. J 890. 35 Sealy, Fred W 60.15 Snorgrass, Jennie Bichards, J. M 132. 05 Seebold, Henrietta W. 51.97 Snyder, O.J Bidgely, Bosa B 423. 51 Segerson, J. E 657. 87 Soper, S.D Bider, Emma S 296. 38 Sehorn. Geo. H 57.65 Spalding, M.T Biecks, Alice 717.11 Sef'ton, F. C 16. 26 Sparks, Bebecca Biley, Annie E 432. 95 Seltzer, Clara W 36. 77 Spencer, Edna Binehait, G. A 1, Oil. 15 Serrin, Bosanna E 442. 78 Spence, D. M Bing, T.M 762. 65 Seward, Emma 652. 94 Spencer, James H Bion, Irene 432. 50 Siblev, J 291. 62 Speier, Henriette Bipley, Henry L 740. 15 Simril, Bobt.F .36 Speaks, M.J Bitch'ie, E. J 522. 15 Sinn, J. L 951. 45 Spielman, Cora Boberts, D.J 1, 187. 65 Simpson, Josephine. . 623. 20 Sprandel, Mary M Boberts, F. C 684. 70 Simmons, J. D 731. 80 Springer, H. E Boberts, W. A 96. 97 Simons. Lucy 407. 48 Spriggs, M. E Boberts, J.T 771. 10 Sims, M. E 237. 35 Spurgeon, T. C Boberts, James G 117. 90 Simons, Cornelia 344. 06 Standley, H. L Bobertson, A.M 131.80 Sipos, Paul F 1.98 Stanton, E. H — ......

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No. 25. Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Xame. Amount. Xame. Amount. ISTame. Amount.

Steele, Herbert . $19. 80 Tomlinson. Wm $35. 60 Webster, O. S $859. Stevens, Anorma . 175. 82 Tondee, E. A 700. 70 Weber, M. K 234.

. Stevens. "Wilfred. 28. 92 : Toner, Edward T 689. 95 Weber, Henry W 991. Stern. Gertie 211.11 Toole, D. C 542. 63 Webb, Henry 702.

Stewart. . . 449. 15 Torrey, E. 839. 99 Weeks, L. D". 958. Martha ; G

Steele. Dora 53. 47 Towson, Sue E 345. 00 ! Wells, E 636, | Stewart. Lilv 462. 20 Townsend. Robt. L ... 154. 77 Welles, D. A 40. 336. Town, H. 63.42 Welch, Alice 306, Stein. J. A 02 ! C

Steele. Grace 319. 48 Townsend, A. E 480. 85 I Welch, Geo. H 930, V [ Stevens. T... 298. 46 Travis, Ed 10.92 Welty, Jas. L 722, Mary j Wellner, 634, Stevens. J ennie 652. 89 : Travis, Thos. J 85. 33 Mary Stevenson. C. Solon 1. 00 Traubel. L 672. 70 Wetherall, Lillian.... 510 j Stewart, Clara 611. 14 Tretler, Carrie L 201. 57 Whale v. Maggie 588,

Stiles, H. L 292. 60 ! Trenis, Martha E 475. 29 i White, W.F.P 1,075 Stivers. "W. H 107. 43 Truby, Xellie 343. 03 Whitmee, Lizzie 910

3.06 I Trumbo, 431. 30 Whitehead, Carrie L. Stocks. W. C A j Stockham, Annie X 425. 49 Trudeau, E. L 250. 77 White. R.L Stormont, Emma G 1. 80 Tuck, FA 971. 61 White, B 452.

Stolpe, Grace L 198. 52 i Tucker, Lizzie 515. 65 Whitzell, Hattie 214. Stratton. L. C 267. 27 Tuohy, T. F 1, 053. 70 Whitaker,W.H 1. Street, F.W 814. 55 Turnbnll, Andrew 1, 230. 20 Widdicombe, Cornelia 155. j Street. Georgia 104. 60 Turner, Marv 460. 08 Wilson, J. C 10. Stretch, C. .54 Turner, J. A. D 659. 75 Williams, Mary 954. A I H Stromberger. H. H . 18. 95 Turton, Fannie 345. 22 Williams, F. A 73. Stursis. John R 962. 30 Turley, Gretta 200. 66 Williamson. Jas. B 579. Study, Chas. W..._ 610. 80 Turkenton, Mary 256.41 Wilson, J. Chris 947. Sturm. Edward H. 260. 75 Turner, H. A 597. 40 Wiley, P. W 148. Strum. JanieN 336. 48 Tyrrell, Carie L 461. 13 Williams, Logan ,121. Stubblefield, Ernest 689. 50 TJrban, Anna M 317. 06 Wilson, J. C 814. Sturgeon, R. W 81. 69 Van Bibber, W. H ... 88. 65 Wild. E. S 4. 4. Wilson, 360. Stuart. Mary 235. 58 i Vandever, Wm 80 Maggie Sullivan. A 457. 34 Van Matre, Kate 715. 74 Wilson, J 473. Sullivan. Josephine 11.86 Van Meter, David J . 339. 95 Wilson, M. E 266.

Sullivan, J. J 63. 06 Van Osdel, Lester 221. 40 • Wilson, Mary E 294. i j

Sullivan. Edward J 71.83 Voelker, Chas. P 651. 67 ! Wilson, Jannette E... 114.

Sumerlin. Leon 49. 56 Vaughan, EvaM 403. 65 I Williams, Emma D . . 292. Sutor, L. P 687. 60 Vaughan, Dan C 303.30 Wilkinson. Nellie 667. Swett. Ella A 390. 27 Wade, M 204. 48 Williams. B. F 740.

Swart, C E 43. 69 Waite, Fannie W 595. 47 Williams, T.H ! 572.

Swearingen, E. C 492. 19 Waite, May J 375. 88 Wilson. R. C ! 6.

Taff. Anna M 63.80 ; Wahl.L.C 3.06 Wilson, William 956, Taylor. S.W 969.35 Walsh, Mary E 712. 70 Wilson, Omar 880. Tavlor, Viola A 585. 32 Walton, Virginia 396. 97 Wilson, H.F 868.

J Walker, 12. Taylor. L. M 548. 28 James 2. 60 I Wimmer, Wilda Talbot. Maggie 500. 26 Walsmith, W. F 1, 054. 75 Winter, Chas. E 826.

Talbott, Emma S 131.07 Waller, Elizabeth A.. 119.91 : Wisener. L. A 141. Tanner. W.B 3. 00 Walter, Wm. S 34. 55 1 Wise, Saml. G 608.

Tavlor, John B 53. 12 : Walling. Rose 297. 50 Wood, T. B 874. Tavlor. Richard T . 130. 17 Walsh, Marv 495. 88 Wood, James M ,117. Terrell. Geo. B 5.00 Walsh, RosieB 508. 80 Wood. C. 188. | W Terrv, Kate S 227. 94 Waldo, Lvdia 102. 28 Woodside, Ed. F Thaver, W.T 962. 96 Walsh, Katie 67. 81 Woodward, Harry

. . Thaver, L. M , 004. 20 Walsh. M 67. 09 Woodend, Emma F Thomas. Chas. E 244.10 Wander, Marv E 479. 18 Woolsey, Emma 412. Thomas. E 515. 91 Warfield, Lillie 420. 38 Worsham, E. H 708. Thomas. Mary 446. 15 Warnke, G..jr 944. 45 Worthinffton, Sallie. . 177. Thomas. Marie E ... 174. 32 Ward. Lillie 8. 80 Wright, Preston B.... 1, 056. Thomas, James H. . 1. 68 Warfield. Mattie 440. 23 Wright, T.B. R 613. Thomas, Alfred 3.54 Ward, L. M 443. 72 Wright, Eunice W . . 116. Thompson, J. L 667. 10 Warren, F. E 1. 009. 03 Wright, Mary E 337. Thompson, C. I 5. 50 Ware, J. M .60 Wright, Carrie May . 248. Thompson. Chas. C . 112. 40 Ward, F.J 984. 20 Wvman, Kannie 410. Thompson, Mary M 54. 18 Washburn, Edith 373. 64 Wynne, Mary T 326. Thompson. Rose L. 404. 94 Watkinson. Henry W 51. 22 Tarrington, W. D 933. Thompson. M. A 265. 37 Watson, Eva 422. 56 Teaman, Cora E 472. Thompson, Fannie. 183.21 Watson. Alexander J. 1, 006. 44 Tetter, H. C Thompson. Emma B 283. 67 Watson, Frank W ... 247. 15 Young, E 333! Thompkins. Lottie. 304. 10 Watson, H. L 58. 25 Toung, Scott K 919. Thornton. Mildred. 622. 56 Waters, Annie 675. 92 Toung, H. D 1,114. Tibbitts. J. E 594. 10 Watson. W. C 22. 62 Zell, J. H 199. Tilly, Fannie 271. 81 Wear, Ernest 433.29 Zook, Alice M 669. Tolson.Fred .24 Weaber, Geo. T .36 Zucker, Henry 919, Tompkins, H. F 979. 16 Webster, G 634. 12 Tompkins. Kate A. 329. 51 Webster, George A . 48.40 — .. . 136 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26. Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WOEK.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Landvoigt, D. W 13 $74. 75 Galvin, P. M 112 $44. 80 Abell, A. T 392 98. 00 Garden, J. H 421 117. 88 Amazeen, Chas. B 1, 504 601. 60 Gilday, Edward J 376 150. 40 Anderson, D. F 1,448 724. 00 Gilliard, Wm 1, 453 581. 20 Anderson, M. D 1, 870 561. 00 Godwin, E. W 1, 743^ 435. 87 Andrews, M. L 1, 227 291. 43 Godman, CD 440.AAQ yoOft Ashion, H.F 1, 325 530. 00 Granger, Sadie 1, 744£ 436. 10 Atwell, Harry 940 235. 00 Gray, B. A 1, 734 434. 94 Baden, Thad 40 18. 80 Grenadier, Chas i, 40U5 378. 11 Baker, Wm. H 48 19. 20 Grimes, James E 359 143. 60 Barnett, May 561 129. 02 Groff, Elias 921 230. 25 Barrett, Julia 730£ 168. 01 Hamilton, Boss 1, 594 398. 50 Barron, Clement L 208 52. 00 Hargett, John A 1, 145 320. 60 Battlev, Alice E 1, 476 339. 46 Hardesty, J. K 1, 504 643. 20 Beall, J. W 1, 504 601. 60 Harding, Margaret 19H 44. 04 Bell, W.P 1, 2941 323. 62 Hatton, I 1, 366 341. 49

Bernhardi, Chas 1, 016 254. 00 Harper, E. J 1 , 057£ 264. 37 Beyler, Edward 882 392. 44 Haskell, F. A 264 66. 00 196i Blosser, Boss J 78. 60 Hayes, John W 758J 189. 62 Boggs, Zella 1 708 426. 95 Heelan, John 370J 148. 20 Bond, Olivia 1, 349J 310. 37 HelrF, Josephine M 1, 347ij 309. 92 ' Borst, Kate C 831|2 191. 24 Henderson, Belita 1, 280 294. 40 Bowie, A. J 1, 417 325! 87 Hepburn, Chas. F 1, 080£ 500. 84 Boyd, Wm. A 576 188! 64 Hess, S 992 248. 00 Boyd, Wm. J 48 19. 20 Hoffman, Florence 1, 392 435. 01 Brooke, Indiana 112 31. 36 Holbrook, Chas. F 1, 075| 501. 88 Bullock, M. P 1, 955J 586. 65 Holtz, Theo 192 56. 00 Burke, T. T l' 461 365. 25 Hooper, E J 829 219. 32 '620 Burruss, Mary 142. 60 Hughes, G. H 1, 295 323. 75 Burns, John J 1 381 552 40 Hume, Edward H 192 553. 25 Cathell, Anna 16 4. 00 Hurley, Jennie C 1, 305J 300. 26 Cavanaugh, James 1, ^OOf 392. 34 Hyde, W. B 1, 107 442. 80 gQQi Clarke, John 152. 37 Jackson, W. W 24 7. 20 Clarke, W. S 244" 61. 00 Jenkins, Meredith 1, 421 444. 07 Clayton, Thos. J 1 792 448 00 Keefe, T 1, 715 428. 74 Coleman, A. D '224 78! 40 Keenan, J. H., jr 1, 484 593. 60 Coleman, C. O 54a 18. 00 Keleher, J. B 375 150. 00 Colklesser, A. A 1 464 336. 72 Ken dig, B. F 372 148. 80 Conroy, J. M 54 13. 50 Kernan, James 768 192. 00 Conner, Jas. D 1 451 580. 40 Kimbark, F. S 64 16. 00 Connor, Wm. C 133 80 Lashley, S. H 1, 073 300. 44 Cooke, John S 72 18 00 Lattimore, Helen J 1, 392J 320. 27 Coquard, Armand E. . 53 24 91 Lee, Wm. E 40 19. 20 Cornell, S. M 1,1 OU05QflQl 299 78 Lewis, Ida I 831 191. 13 1 ^0 nn Creed, J. W 448 10^2. uu Ludlow, CO 1, 252 524. 72 K1 KA Crist, Baymond E ZUOf Ludgate, Libbie 1, 079J 248. 25 Crutchfie'ld, E. W 1, 080 273. 60 McCauseland, Jno. T.. 1, 101 506. 32 Dement, Lena 1, 839 459. 75 McCathran, Donald . . 8861 310. 27 Dodge, G-. C 1, oou oyu. uu McElfresh, Eliza J . . . 764 175. 71

Dodson, B.M 1, 672 417. 98 McKehT , John A 1, 328 664. 00 Donaldson, Ellen 726 166. 97 McManus, James 1, llli 515. 00 Dorsey, Frank 1, 504^ 395. 32 Mangan, Elizabeth 1, 190| 273. 80 Doyle, James 1,560 552. 72 McMonigal, Harry 224 67. 20 Dugan, Jennie I 583 134. 08 Marsh, E 1,064 266. 00 Dunning, H 49 19. 60 Miller, Emma E 1,327 305. 19 Durham, Mary C 1, 400 321. 95 Moore, B. W 1,457 582. 80 Earnest, A. T. 1, 510k 454. 24 Morrison, CM 1, 280 320. 00 OO.A OO Eddy, Orrin 1^2121 485! 00 Morris, Margaret 1, 264^ Eiclielberger, Geo. F . 740 185. 00 Moran, Katie 240 60. 00 Ellinger, Kachel 1, 229 282. 64 Munro, Lucy H 801 184. 21 072i Evans, EllaV 1, 392 320. 16 Myers, Helen A 1, 246. 65 310i Farnsworth. Mollie 1,488 342. 21 Nelson, M. A 1, 301. 41 Fearson, Roht L 72 24. 48 Newman, Clarence 1, 372 548. 80 Feltham, Emily O 589i 135. 58 Nichols, G. W 9441 330. 56 Ferguson, Jennie 1,026 235. 97 Noble, J. L 1, 071 246. 32 Finch, George 8 4. 00 Oberholtz, F. C 925 462. 50 185i Fish, H. C 1,296 518. 40 O'Connor, Kate 1, 272. 64 Fitzhugh. EllaM 80 18. 40 O'Gorman, Kate 1,456 334. 85 Fitzpatrick, J. F 1, 395 558. 00 Orem, Chas. J 1, 5001 600. 20 Fizer, Adele 1, 368 3] 4. 61 Osborne, Minnie 1, 490 342. 66 Fletcher, William 1,438 449. 38 Paudert, E. H 424 203. 52 Flynn, Walter K 112 28. 00 Peckham, Emily 8391 193. 08 France, Gordon 645 176. 45 Pemberton, M. V 1,737 434. 23 Frederick, Jno. H 1, 4531 581. 40 Petty, Lilly M 834 208. 49 Freeman, J. W 368" 107. 20 Poist, Wm. A 1, 489* 595. 80 — . .. . J.. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 137

No. 26. Statement showing the number of -persons employed in printing the Annual Beport {1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WOEK-Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Name. Amount. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Pumphrey, E.P .. 1, 382i $553. 00 Toole, John F 1, 566 $469. 80 Poiton. Geo. H .. 1,261 504. 40 Triplett, Win. H 828 289. 80 Randall, Jos 1, 679i 503. 85 Triplett, Maud 816i 187. 79 Ready, Geo. L 994" 347. 89 Tune. L. A 276" 69. 00 Redfern, John 48 22. 56 Van Liew, A. O 1, 381J 317. 73 Eeinberg, "Wm 72 18. 00 Vaughan, Eva M 398" 91.54 Roberts. E. H 5931 252. 68 Wads worth, Wm 96 26. 88 322i Roche. E.J 1, 529. 00 Walters, Annie 1, 107J 254. 69 Russell. Hettie .. 1,081 248. 62 Warren, Henry 376 150. 40 Savage. James 1,43"3J 573. 40 "Warner, Annie" E 1, 162 290. 44 Seebold. Henrietta W. .. 179 44. 75 Wathen, Daniel 360 90. 00 Sewall. Carrie V 769 176. 85 Watson, Henrv C 951 332. 85 Sharps. Lloyd 528 148. 00 Webster, W. F 1, 840 736. 20 Shipley. M. E .. 96 22. 08 Weidman, J. M 1,421 568. 40

. . 21. Shoemaker, B. F 86 ! 50 Weise, H 40 20. 00 Sims.M.E 864 216. 00 Welsh, Morris 190 47. 50 Smallwood, J. H. B 108 30. 24 West, F. A 1,37H 411. 45 Smith, J. S 56 26. 32 White, G. F 4031 100. 87 | Smith, A. A .. l,451i 580. 60 Whiteside, John H... 1,441| 576. 60 Smith. E.W .- 890 222. 48 Wilkins, William 376 94.00 | Snorgrass, Jennie .. 510J 117. 41 AYilcox, Lewis H 765 191. 25 Stanley. M. J l,333i 306. 67 Williams, G. E 1,489 595. 60

Stevens, S. W .. 320" 1 99.60 Wilkinson, Samuel.. 1, 003 250. 75 Stevens, X .. 1. 360 312. 78 Williams, H.D 72 25.20 Stoll. John .. 1,296 518. 40 Wimmer, Wilda 1,338 334. 47 Sullivan, Josephine. 1,9251, 481. 21 Withers, Gertrude Y. 1, 821 455. 24 Sweeny. Patrick l,487i 595. 00 Wood, A. L 175 1,006.25 Talbert, John 1,020 255. 00 Wood„J. H 1, 907 476. 75

Terry, Marv F I I l,i1, 342i 308. 76 Wright, S. C 259 59. 57 042" Thorne, 16 2, 510. 50 Yeager, Chas 1, 4341 573. 80' Thompson, Fannie .. 189 47. 25

PIECEWORK.

Xame. Amount. Amount.

Adams, A. S $150 Brady, Rosa $31. 74 Clements, Ella F $8. 06 Adams, Xellie R 4 Breslin, J 229. 17 Cobb, Carrie Buxton 219. 87 Adams, Carrie 37 Brittain. Alice A 23. 46 Cochnower, F. C 245. 03

Adamson, Mary B . . . . 178 Brooke, D. C 273. 27 Coder, M. G 68. 60 Albritton, Jessie 53 Brooke, Indiana 13. 34 Cole.M.M 42. 32 Allen, Edna G 210 Brown, Florence 102. 12 Cole, Bessie 28.14 Ambrose, M 282 Brown, Mary A 250. 44 Collins, Sara 36. 34 Anderson, Ollie 12 Brown, Marietta S 26. 59 Collins, Maggie .75 Anderson, Edna S 23 Bryan, Seleana 40. 48 Collins, J 284. 86 Andrews. C. A 27 Buddington, Anna E 267. 52 Colbert, Maggie 36. 76 Andrews, L. L 17 Burgess, M. A 325. 11 Columbus, A 256. 13 Armstrong, CP 1 Burr, Ada 28. 06 Combs, Ardella 29. 44 Armstrong, F. A 40 Burr, J. A 277. 56 Conner, Agnes G 7. 36 Ashcom, Mary 198 Bucklev, Anna 111.32 Connor, Lizzie 27. 14 Babcock, L 113 Buete, Ella H 55. 07 Connor, Johanna 113. 36 Bacon. Rosa V Bullard, Lelia 33. 92 Cook, Carrie 13. 80 Bailey, S Burgess, Josie M 94. 31 Cook, EllaB 155. 04 Baird", Hattie D Burks, Sallie 50.46 Cooper, Mary E 218. 32 Baker, Bettie Burrus, Anna 296. 09 Cooke, Adelia 235. 62 Barnes, Laura L Butler, Missouri G . 21.13 Corbin, M 303. 03 Barrett. Julia Carter, Belle 191. 39 Costin, Lucy G. M . 57. 80 Bardwell, Minnie Carter, Jennie A 49. 90 Costin, C. B 15. 49 Barrett, Marion R 326. Carpenter, Lizzie 253. 89 Coughlan, Mary 315. 87 Beaumont, Emma 14. Carrico, Emma L 204. 13 Coughlan, Alice M. 43. 63 Beedle, Irene G 14. Carter, Georgie I 338. 53 Cowan, Ann 214. 70 Bell, Ellen 11. Cavanaugh, Annie M 18.40 Craig, Amanda J . . 106. 78 Bell, Agnes 4. Cawood, Blanche 137. 79 Crapster, Ida S 209. 36 Benthall, Frank H . 17. Chamberlin, Mary M 29. 44 Crellin, Mary A 18.60 Bernhard, Talitha... 4. Chandler, Lizzie 33.58 Crider, Laura 183. 55 Berston. Mary E 113. Charles, E. G 18.40 Cronin, Nellie 52. 30 Black, Nellie 244. Chase, F 234. 50 Crupper, F.F 40. 94 Booth, Carrie A 30. Cheeks, Henrietta J . 1. 43 Culhane, J.. 224. 42 Booth, Julia A 40. Chiplev, Annie L 22.08 Curran, Fannie E . . 93.80 Boyce, A 39. Clark, Nellie 183. 51 Curren, Ida I 160. 48 Bowling, Annie 91. Clarkson, M 235. 88 Curtin.Mary 13. 34 — ......

138 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26. Statement shotting the number of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Curtis, Kate $12. 88 Golden, Annie L .. $0. 63 King, Mattie B Daly, Alice V 215. 32 Gray, Edna 23.46 King, Virginia Daniel, Nannie 44. 62 Gray, Carrie R 16. 84 Kingsbury, A. E Darby, Mary 20. 42 Green, Annie 197. 74 Lalor, Martha E Dausch, Kate M 9. 65 Green, Fannie 235. 93 Lacoppidan, Mary... Da Vega, E. McClure 23.00 Greene, MinaM ... 24. 38 Lamar, Mary L Davis, Cynthia 26. 83 Greenwood, Hannah.. 3.90 Lane, Mary Deckabaugh, Kate. . 35. 48 Grimes, Laura L... 27.14 La Preux, Bettie Decker, Kate 43.24 Griswold, M. J 203. 03 Learned, Lily Denny, R. E 43. 24 Groshon, Georgianna. 40.48 Lester, Sarah H Dent, Carrie A 196. 01 Gudgin, Minnie F .. 11. 80 Lindsay, Mary DeMoll, Maggie 100. 64 Hains, M. L 112. 26 Lattin, Mary E Dickens, Mary 1.84 Hall, Birdie 16. 10 Lauxman, H. M Dickel, A. J. W 64.37 Hall, Anna B 44. 31 Lawyer, Anna T Dierken, Agnes 23.00 Hall, Mattie G 27. 01 Leane, Maggie Diggs, 1ST 161.31 Halliday, Belle 34. 04 Lee, M. V Dikeman, M. G 282. 67 Harding, Margaret... .46 Lenrnan, M. E Dodge, Sarab 153. 26 Harford, Ida L 104. 58 Lewellyn, Luzetta. . Donohne, Margaret . 8. 85 Harleston, F 64. 82 Lewis, Carrie E Dorsey, Sadie 47. 93 Harper, Florence 5.06 Lillie, M. G Dougberty, J. A 47. 14 Harper, Delia 292. 16 Lendner, Maggie Dowden, Kate 23.00 Harris, H 16. 26 Little, Annie C Dowling, J. L 54. 73 Harris, F. V 21.35 Lloyd, Ella T Downie, Lizzie 269. 46 Hart stein, E. L 24. 98 Lord,D Downs, Ida L 8. 59 Havenner, Annie 1. 60 Loring, Annie Dove, Mary F 34. 04 Haywood, Jennie F... 2. 63 Luckett, Lucinda Doyle, Lizzie 205. 46 Hawkens, Agnes M .. 45. 08 Ludgate, Libbie Dubant, Grace L 100. 76 Hazlewood, Laura 250. 63 Lusby, Ida C Dubant, Maude 39.5fi Head, Fannie 62.03 Lydick, Rose Duffy, KateE 237. 51 Head, M. E 316. 72 McCabe, Hattie Duffey, Ella B 3. 87 Hearne, S. E 20.24 McCarter, Kate Dugan, Jennie I 15. 18 Heffner, Clara S 54. 22 McCarter, Annie S.. Dulin, MaryS 43.24 Held, Annie M 113. 19 McCormick, Mary E. Dunbar, Mary B 4. 60 Herzog, Emma 4.60 McClelland, Rose Dunbam, Tillie 20. 70 Herbst, Minnie 189. 07 Macleod, S. J Dunnington, Lucy P. 16. 56 Hewin, Jennie E 17. 88 McCullom, Ella Durbam, C 40. 94 Hicks, Meta 1.73 McDonough, Maggie. Earle, Rebecca .63 Higgins, Annie 201. 13 McLean, M. E Ebert, Lettie S 259, 94 Hill, L 19.02 McGee, Agnes Edie, M. A 39. 10 Hill, MaryE .. 8. 74 McGinnell, Mary Edmunds, Sarah 11.33 Hitchcox, J 180. 96 McGivern, Marian .. Eggleston, M. E 29. 90 Hodge, Mary F 16. 02 Mclntyre, Bell J Ellinger, Racbel 3. 68 Hogan, Margaret H . . 263. 82 McKevitt, Annie

Ellis, Ettie S 172. 03 Holland, Nellie 292. 43 McMabon, M.K , Ellis, E. P 9. 66 Holm an, Sarah 40. 48 McNamara, Mary Ellsworth, Mary E.. 241. 24 Hoover, M. E 309. 80 McNei'hany, Ida. Erck, Clara A 10. 42 Horn, Jennie 2. 02 Macnichol, Sallie Eskew, H. M 292. 80 Howells, Florence E.. 169. 21 McPherson, Maud — Etter, Laura Y 247. 41 Hubbell, Mary 193. 56 McVille, Hattie Everheart, Jennie... 13.80 Hughes, Eliza 37. 26 Madden, C. E Fisher, Amelia 40. 94 Hughes, Mary F 39.37 Maboney, Julia Fisher, Emma L 30. 82 Hunt, Lizzie 32.16 Mansfield, Julia E

Fitzpatrick, Mary E. 103. 17 Hurdle, Edith 40. 02 Markham, M , Fleming, Katie 33. 58 Hutton, Clara E 16.10 Marshall, E. W Fletcher, Maria B . . 38. 99 Hutson, A 271. 80 Martin, Minnie E Fogerty, M. Jennie. 35. 88 Hyatt, Nellie 14.76 Massey, Victoria P . . Foley, Katy 32. 20 Hyde, Lucy 40. 94 Matthews, F. R Folk, S. W 36. 80 Hysan, Georgie 40. 02 Maxwell, Julia M Folck,E. A 167. 76 Irving, Ruby 1.50 May, S.J Ford, Mary C 284. 25 Jackson, Celeste T 44. 62 Mayer, Emma Fordham, Sarah 171. 70 Jackson, Pauline 241. 31 Middleton, Ella Fowler, Jennie 306. 39 Jeffries, Emma 25.30 Mills, E.C Francis, A. C 36. 34 Johnson, L. H 283. 38 Milligan, Emma Franklin, Anna 219. 07 Johnson, T. M 51.55 Miller, Hattie Franklin, N.B 171. 13 Johnson, Susie E 3.42 Miller, Lizzie Frayser, Mary E 56. 27 Jones, Lydia E 19. 78 Miner, Charlotte Frink, Emma A 2. 02 Jones, G. A 45. 07 Milstead, Maggie Frusb, Emma 169. 91 Jordan, Sabina 202. 92 Mitchell, Mattie M... Fugitt, Harriet A 292. 06 Joyce, Mary 42.32 Mitchell, Lucinda S. . Fuller, A. G 240. 98 Jullien, Addie 204. 43 Moore, Jennie F Furrow, Annie M 154. 19 Kankey, Virginia. 69.45 Moore, Laura A Gale, Edith 26. 00 Keating, Annie 155. 45 Moran, Katie Gallagher, Ella M . . 41.40 Kee, Eliza G 20.24 Morgan, Nellie Garrett, Anna L 24.48 Kelly, Katie 13. 36 Moreno, Amelia Gheen, Belle 249. 18 Kent, Lillie V 21. 85 Morrison, Cornelia A.

Gibbons, Belle F 2. 00 Kersey, Virginia . . 4. 77 Morrow, M. M Glasgow, Elbe C 307. 67 Kerney, Rosa B 45. 08 Morris, L. T Goodman, Cassie A. 97. 91 Kidd, Mamie 4. 10 Morgan, Ella L — . . .. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 139

No. 26. Statement showing the nuniber of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount. Name. Name. Amount.

Munro, Lucy H $0. 46 Riecks, Alice $9. 66 Stockham, Annie N. .. $32. 66 Murray, Julia 23. 55 Ritchie, E.J 47. 98 Stolpe, Grace L 250. 90 Murphy, Maggie 27. 14 Robinson, Clara J 42. 78 Stratton, L. C 294. 69 Musetter, M. C 73.38 Robinson, Sarah E 33. 12 Sullivan, A 10. 65 Mylan, Susie 10. 77 Robinson, M.E 13.35 Swett, Ella A 15. 73 Myers, Helen A 18. 86 Roche, Anna E 216.30 Taff, Anna M 92. 09 Nally, Kate V 259. 88 Rockwell, Millie J. . . 26. 22 Talbot, Maggie 4. 87 Nash, E. M 191. 62 Rogers, A 48. 65 Taylor, L. M 36. 34 Nelson, Bertie 249. 30 Ross, M. A 255. 81 Taylor, Yiola A 42. 32 Nelson, Jennie 15. 61 Rose, J. F 286. 12 Terry, Kate S 21. 16 Nervis, Mary 3. 28 Rous, Mary L 63. 96 Thornton, Mildred 42. 32 Nohle, J.L 19. 32 Rowzee, W. A 300. 32 Thomas, Muree E . 15. 36 Noyes, C.E 13. 34 Rucker, M. C 26. 22 Thompson, Rose L 193. 57 O'Brien, Annie 54. 73 Runyan, Annie[E 6. 90 Thompson, M. A 235. 48 O'Bryon, Minnie 55. 07 Rupp, Lucy 8. 35 Thompson, Fannie 157. 41 Oder, Myra A 17. 02 Ryan, M. A 229. 06 Thompson, Emma B . 271. 94 O'Hara, Anna 43.81 Ryan, Mary H 61. 39 Thompkins, Lottie ... 17. 82 O'Keefe, Katie C 190. 03 Sangston, Mary C 43. 24 Tompkins, Kate A 287. 23 O'Mealey, Katie 4. 63 Savage, Kate 11. 15 Toole, D.C 79. 03 Orme, M. A 308. 61 Schaeffer, Jennie 12. 42 Towson, SueE 110. 90 Orr, Rebecca 44. 16 Schallcross, Louisa ... 16. 10 Trenis, Martha .63 Orr, Sadie 151. 72 Searle, Katie C .38 Truby, Nellie 107. 22 Ott, Annie 57. 37 Scheerer, Annie M 26. 68 Turton, Eannie 60. 17 Pape, P. C 249. 37 Sheperd, L. A 28. 06 Trudeau, E. L 112. 16 Parker, Millie 23. 46 Shelton, Laura 15. 56 Tyrrell, Carie L 2. 38 Patterson, Addia 20. 85 Sheiry, Mamie 8. 75 Van Matre, Kate 8. 74 Perkins, Laura V 9. 66 Shields, Margaret. 29. 44 Vaughan, Eva M 12.88 Perry, Pattie B 8. 28 Shipley, M. E 32. 66 Wade, M 230. 63 Percival, E. B 23. 46 Shipley, Nellie H 19. 78 Waite, Eannie W 43. 24 Peters, Bertie K 6. 53 Shubburd, P. Kate 257. 26 Walling, Rose 252. 34 Petty, Lillie M 136. 75 Sibley, J 270. 41 Walsh, Mary 34. 36 Pickrell, Helen M .... 9.75 Simons, Cornelia 6. 31 Ward, L. M 18. 86 Pierre, Mary 5. 21 Simons, Lucy 14. 76 Warfield, Mattie 21. 62

Pitts, Allie Bassett . . 147. 04 Simmonds, Nellie 28. 67 Watson, Eva 112. 23 Ports, Annie 253. 67 Skelly, Julia 250. 12 Warfield, Lillie 16. 12 Poulton, Sarah E 270. 27 Slicer, Cora J 198. 26 Wetherall, Lillian 50. 85

Prather, Elizabeth C . 35. 88 Smith, Kate R 13. 80 Whaley, Maggie . 43.70 Prather, Mary A 44.16 Smith, Lida L 246. 20 White, R.L 30. 36 Pratt, D. M 291. 09 Smith, Mary A 37. 26 White, B 11. 25 Purcell, M 44. 16 Smith, Mary 34. 96 Wilkinson, Nellie 27. 14 Ralston, Rachel 75. 68 Smith, Letitia 272. 59 Williams, T. H 41. 86 Randall, Emma 99.46 Smoot, Kate V 182. 79 Williams, Emma D . . 251. 74 Reaver, Maggie 283. 72 Soper, S. D 81.76 Wilson, Maggie 39. 92 Reilly, Annie C 20. 24 Spi andell, Mary M 318. 80 Wilson, J 88. 50 Reilly, Cora 28.52 Sparks, Rebecca 41. 86 Wilson, Jannette E . . 9.61 Reeve, L. M .92 Spencer, Edna 2. 40 Wilson, M. E 23.75 Rich, Bertie 5. 52 Stanton, E. H 198. 78 Wilson, Mary E 281. 62 Richards, Mary J 27. 60 Steele, Grace Y 296. 31 Woolsey, Emma .63 Richards, Sarah M 13.32 Stein, J. A 246. 07 Wright, Mary E 267. 80 Richardson, Mary E . 210. 75 Stevens, Jennie 45. 08 Wright, Eunice 10.90 Richardson, Rachel A. 48.85 Stewart, Clara 37. 26 Wyman, Nannie 215. 05 Rider, EmmaS 227. 45 Stevens, Mary T 249. 39 Wynne, Mary T 2.44 Ridgely, Rosa B 183.90 Stiles, H. L .'. 267. 50 Young, E 227. 45

j — ...... 140 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27. Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual Report {1893) of the Secretary of Agricu lture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, ivith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WORK. Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Atkinson, Chas. F 82 $43. 46 Kernan, E. J 228 Baden, Thad 56 26. 32 Kern an, James 352 Baker, Wm. H 56 22.40 Lane, Jerrie J 24 Baldwin, Walter J 312 124. 80 LaPreux, Bettie 72 Bennett, H. L 272 68. 00 Lindsay, Mary 80 Boggs, Zella 64 16. 00 Little, A. A... 222 Chase, A. H 32 12. 80 McKinnon, E. J± 24 Cheatham, James R 88 22. 00 McNicholas, R 56 Conway, Thos 272 68. 00 McNulty, Chas 168 Cooper, Joseph W 72 21.60 Marston, A. P 35 Coquard, Armand 48 22. 56 Nalley, Kate V 202 Cox, Isaiah 40 16. 00 Parsons, CD 360 Dale, O. S 341 102. 30 Prescott, W. H 312 Danenhower, Chas 177 70. 80 Randall, Jos 72 Deloe, W. W 79 41.87 Redfern, John 22 Dodson, B.M 271 67. 75 Richardson, Mary E . . 130 Donohoe, S. T 28 11.20 Riley, John O 336 Dorsey, Frank 80 24. 00 Rogers, Thos. A 224 Doxey, Hindman 32 12. 80 Rose, J. F 314^ Duffy, KateE 96 24. 00 Ruff, Valentine 136 Dunning, H 56 22. 40 Sardo, A. E., jr 48 Eggleston, J. M 35 14. 00 Scott, J. A 72 Fearing, Warren G 82 32. 80 Smith, J. S 48 Furcron, Gus W 94J 37. 80 Smith, John B 72 Gihson, John M 96 24.00 Stansbury, Wm. H 357 Godwin, E. W 354 88. 50 Sullivan, Josephine 202 Granger, Sadie 274 68. 50 Thomas, Robert I 74 Green, J. S 82J 20.62 Toole, JohnF 64 Groom e, Charles E 103^ 41.40 Wade, M 198 Harding, H. A 39 20. 67 Warner, Annie E 219 Hasson, Frank 24 11. 28 Watts, Walter 22 Hayes, John W 251 62. 75 Wathen, Daniel 80 Hoffnagle, Alice 330 82. 50 Westman, W. R 47 Hunter, C. H 48 16. 80 Wetmore, Geo. W 136

Johnston, R. E 108^ 57.50 Widdicombe Cornelia . 330 Jordan, W. H 357 107. 10 Wilkinson, Samuel 147 Keefe, T 192 48. 00 Wilton, W. C 48 Kemon, F. C 33. 75 Wimmer, Wilda 202 PIECEWORK. Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Ashby, Mary Sabin. $14. 10 Hayworth, A. D $15. 90 Robinson, Hattie E . . Babbitt, Izora E 14.85 Hess, Morris J 13.70 Rowlett, B Bellinger, O. B .50 Holton, Hoyt A 10.05 Runyan, H. S Bateman, Wm. I 10. 10 Huggins, J. T .75 Russell, L. M Baxter, Frank A 13. 05 Hurley, John F 7. 15 Samberg, E.P Bibb, Robt. T 9. 80 Hutcheson, M. W., jr. 3. 55 Shaifer, Carl H Borgerding, Rudolph 11.00 Irwin, Margaret A. . 14. 55 Shaw, David Bowen, A. \V 11.05 Jacoby, Callie 12. 50 Shepard, E. J | Carpenter, W. H 15. 45 Jones, J. A .45 Sherman, Hoard E Cheatham, Kate A. . 16. 95 King, Edwin M 15. 70 Sill, W. S Cobb, W.E 12.55 Leavitt, Wm. M 17.35 Simmons, J. D Cromelien, Sarah C . 16. 55 Lenhart, Joe M 7. 90 Simpson, Josephine. . Cunningham, James . 1.10 Leonard, A. G 15. 95 Smith, W. C Deady, W. J 12. 80 Lorentz, Mott L 14.80 Smith, Robt. M Delano, F.L 11.55 McCurdy,Geo. S 15. 60 Smith, Richard S Donegan, P.J 6. 40 McCurd'y, W. S 14.10 Study, Chas. W Dumble. Jessie F 16. 00 McRoy, M. W 5. 55 Sturm, Edward H Edmunds, Will M ... 12.45 Means, E. L .55 Thompson, Chas. C . . Ellegood, J. E 3.85 Merritt, Edgar B 9. 25 Thompson, J. L Evans, Margaret A . 10. 95 Miller, J. W 16.50 Tibbetts, J.E Fisher, Grace Lee . . 10.70 Montz, O. S 13.45 Toner, Edward T Fleming, CM «. 35 Neely, Maggie 13.30 Van Meter, David J . Garrett, Wm. M 12.05 O'Neill, John 10. 05 Vaughan, Dan. C Gibson, Hopkms 7.70 Orth, P.P 11. 65 Warnke, G. jr Gilmore, Olive I 17. 45 Patterson, E. H .60 Watson, Alexander J. Gompers, S. J 8. 00 Payne, Ed 15. 00 Watson, Frank W

Goodrich, Louis P . . 7. 10 Power, James A 14.80 Webb, Henry Givens, Frank R .50 Pratt, B. H 19. 90 Weeks, L. D Grabill, Carl E 2. 80 Ragan. Mollie E 7. 50 Whitehead, Carrie L. Hackman, B. F 18. 10 Randall, A. L 3. 05 Whitmee, Lizzie Hall, E.J 17. 90 Roberts, F. C 11.55 Williams, Mary H Hampson, Iowa 12. 55 Robertson, A. M .50 Wilson, J. C Hartlev, Lee 13.60 Rice, T. S 6.95 Wood, James M Hastings, W. T 6. 35 Ring, T.M 11.35 — 9J « .. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 141

No. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Beporis during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME VOKK.

Time Time employed. employed. Xame. Xanie. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Abbott, TV. E 0 $3 60 Cross, J. TV 21 $8. 40 Alexander, HE DO.ftQ 4U4ft Crush, J.E 384 96. 00 9 tft Oft ftft Amazeen, Cbas. B I yo. uu Cunningham, Jas 446 178. 40 Amoss, James 0 RQ7 319. 92 Darnell, E. G 112 59. 36 ftQ9 Anderson, E. T 3 1 9. 20 Davis, Alfred 168 67. 20 Arenberg, Louis Q7 11 349. 80 Davis, Edwin L ...... 363 145. 20 Q Arnold. A.J O 3. 60 Davis. TV. H 603 241. 20 16. Atherton, E.X | 34. 00 Davis, May "V 80 80 Atkins, J. 136 54 40 Davies, Emily 665 152. 94 H j Auracber, Cirri stian C.I 301 12. 20 Deans, A. C 9271 371. 00 Baden, Tbad 599" 981 53 Dellamico, Phenie 224 56. 45

Bailey, Edward I 576 305 ^8 Dexter, TV. H 32 12. 80 Ballard, Elora E 32 8 07 Dorse v, Erank 176 52. 80 Baker, E. E 136 D4.K4 4UAft Donn,' T. M 491J 196. 60 Baker, Win. H I 553 221. 20 Dowling, Horace C 986J 394. 60 r>79 63i Baker, TV". S I 526* QQ Duffy, Maggie L 16. 01 Baldwin, Walter J 16 6 40 Dunning, H 582 232. 80 Barton, C. A ^31 Durclin, A. C 16 6. 40 Bass, Edwin TV 972" 108. oO Dutton, M. E 56 22. 40

Bay lie, Jennie I 5441 114. 34 Edelen. C. A 69 27. 60 97ft 79 Beall, Esau I 576* Edmunds, Samuel TV . . 160 64. 00 ft {ft Beight.M.M 16 Edmunds, TVill M 2 . 80 Bennett, H. L 78 19. 50 Eggleston, J. M 728 291. 20

Bentzler, J. L I 240 96. 00 Elkins, P.M 272 144. 16 Berg, Jobn B g 4. 24 Ellison, Geo.C 7 2. 80 9rt Bibb, Kobt.T I 10 K Ellegood, G. A 568 272. 64 Black, A. H 240 72. 00 Emerson, Maude E 23 Oh 48. 40 Blair, Xellie 1 m 1 21. 31 Emmons, L. H "85h 314. 20 9ftc Blosser, Ross J 672 JDO. OUon Enright, Johanna 1, 056 266. 11 1 fi7 Blusb. Eosa 10 1 35. 07 TV. 158 63. 20 | Evans, L Bobbitt, Rufus L 1 4. 80 Everman, John TV 233J 58. 37 Bopst, Bion E 118. 20 Eitzpatrick, Mary H. . 63* 14. 60 1 (QA1 Boone, Geo. E 1. 4»U$ 670. 72 Elahavhan, E. A 1, 144 288. 27 Q Borgerding, Budolpb . . o 4. 00 Elint, Thos.Jr 964 385. 60 Bott, Hugo F 1, 474* 589. 80 Foley, Dan'l J 854 359. 52 Boteler, Harry S 16 Fox/ J. E 593 237. 20 00' f Boyd, Wm. J 456 182. 40 Frazier, S. M 96 38. 40

1 738. 80 Boyd, TV. M I 1, DO 702. 40 French, Ed.E 1,847 Brace, Minnie TV 04 14. 72 Gallagher, A. J 61 12. 81

Bradford, TV. E I 281. 20 Gallaher, J. A 48 21. 60 /(9ft Bridger, J. D I 4Z0 225. 77 Garland, Jeff.D 40 16. 00 Brigbt, J.E 320 Garden, J. H 389 89. 47 1 «o' Bright, M. A I 108. 00 Garrette, Chas.F 959£ 479. 75 Brooks, E.H 40 19. 20 Garey, TV. S 56 16. 80 Brown, E. B 918* 367. 40 Gates, Frederick 472 118. 00 Brooke. Jas. E 90SZoo 115. 20 Gaughran, Annie 864* 181. 53 70^1 Buckingham. Glenn 318. 20 Gentner, F. C 845J 338. 20 Buehler, 1^9 264. 96 8 4. 24 A.J | Gilbert, H. A Burgess, TV. E 1, 942 776. 80 Gillespie, S. F 176 70. 40 Burns, Sidney S 437* 131. 25 Gilday, Edward J 808 323. 20 Burke, Maggie 120 30. 24 Gillin, Joseph T 41% 16. 60 Burnside,F,E 162 64. 80 Givens, Erank E 493* 197. 40 Callaghan, Mary 1 , 501* 315. 31 Glenn, TV. G 176 70. 40 Camp, TV.M 1, 506^ 602. 60 Glenn, J. F 239 95. 60 CapelLD. S 32 12. 80 Godman, CD 104 41. 60 Cavanaugh. James 72 99 Kft Gompers, S. J 49 20. 00 Chase. A. H 24 9. 60 Goodrich, Louis P 26 10. 40

Cherry, Clarence i 8 2. 00 Gordon, S. D 64 25.60 Chisolni, E.E 34 13. 60 Gosom, T. H... 160 64. 00 Chiplev.J.F 1411 56. 60 Grant, J. F 889i 400. 26 Clague, TVm. H. H 952 380. 80 Gray, H. TV 248 124. 00 Clarke. Joseph S 1, 2471 661. 17 Gray, L. Dean 100 25.00 Clark, J. TVilson 998 399. 20 Greenfield, T. H 89 35. 60 Clinton. James 7601 304. 20 Greenman, E. L 48 19. 20 Coe, Geo. N 264" 105. 60 Greenwood, James 4101 164. 20 Cogswell, F. A 178 80. 10 Grimes, James E 832£ 333. 00 Cohoon, TV. J 735 183. 75 Griffin, S. L 320 128. 00 6. 89 Cole. Ira E 212 84. 80 Grinnell, A . E 13 Colklesser. A. A 72 16. 56 Grosh, B. F 576 240. 24 Colignon. Joseph 911i 364. 60 Guthridge, TV. H 88 35. 20 Conner, Jas. D 72 28. 80 Haines, Claude E 16 8. 48 Conway, Thos 16 4.00 Hale, E.J 136 68.00 Coquard, Armand E... 764 359. 08 Halford, J. W 386*, 154. 60 850 450. 50 Corridon, Joanna I 971 203. 89 Hall, Fred. A — .. . 142 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the 'publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Hall, J. 1ST 30 $12. 00 Loomis, Wm. H 48 $19. 20 Hall, H 240 60.00 Lorentz, Hugh A 85i 34. 20 Hambright, Frank H 65 26. 00 Lowd, W. Q 136 54. 40 Haiidiboe, John A . . ,;soo 520. 00 Lytle, N. H 16 6.40 Hanlon, Samuel C . - - 247 98. 80 McAuliffe, P. J 92| 37. 00 Harding, Frank E . . - 8 2. 00 McCarthy, J.J 159i 63.80 Harding, H. A no 58. 30 McCurdy, Wm. S . . 35 14. 00 Harding, W. E 184 64.40 McCutcheon, Geo 48 19. 20 Harper, James L 539 285. 67 McCullip, Lizzie 386 81.05 Hardy, Edward 8 2. 00 McFarlane, W 80 36. 00 Harden, Wm.E 3031 121. 40 Macfeat, T. D 872 348. 80 Harford, R. B 239' 95. 60 McKee, Geo 80 32. 00 Harrell, Wells C 267. 80 McKenna, E. D 2, 039 815. 60 Hasson, Frank 41.36 McKinnon, E. H 64 25. 60 Hayden, Posey F 1, 797 539. 10 McKinnon, Jas. D . 937 374. 80 Hayes, Mamie 163i 34.33 McMullen, Eoss 8 2.40 Hennine;, George 632 303. 36 McNeal, A. W 931i 372. 60 Hering/T. F 64 25. 60 McNelly, A 2221 89. 00

Hill, Harrv S . 24 11. 52 McNictiolas, R 537 188. 02 Hill, O.H.' 934i 233. 62 Mann, J. L 136 54. 40 Holzer, Edgar 433S 173. 40 Manning, Geo. W . . 500 265. 00 Honesty, Morris 136" 34. 00 Many, C. E 1, 483i 593. 40 Hopkins, F. H 1,339| 535. 80 Markey, Patrick H . 1,080 432. 00 Hopper, Nellie 764 160. 42 Marshall, W. T 239i 95. 80 Holtz, Theo 599 149. 75 Masterson, Wm. L . 253 101. 20 Houck, Henry T 766 306. 40 Masterson, John 844 337. 60 Howard, R. B 120 30. 00 Mayer, Geo. E 616 295. 68 Howes, E. L 451J 180. 60 Mathers, L. Henry. 64 25. 60 Howie, C. A 141 63.45 Mattingly, O. F 8 4. 24 Howard, Minnie E. . 160 40.32 Means, Thos. H 992 297. 60 Hubbard, J. P 20 8. 00 Miller, Wm. H 1,211 641. 83 Hudson, Fred 368 110.40 Miller, Emma 69 15. 87 Huggins, J. T 2171 87.00 Miller, David A 16 4. 00 Hunter, C. H 508 177. 80 Miller, J. W 2 .80 Hundley, M. B 8 3.20 Miller, Martin 703 281. 20 Hunter,' Bertha 1,074 225. 54 Miner, F. H 527 210. 80 Hurley, Blanche 48 12. 10 Montgomery, J. H . 480 120. 00 Hutcheson, Erskine . 136 34. 00 Moore, R. W 72 28. 80 Hutchison, William . 184 46. 00 Morgan, T. Turner. 16 7. 68 Irey, Chas.W 831i 332. 60 Morris, R. S 49 25. 97 Irving, Amos 1, 465| 366. 34 Motherhead, John C 64 25. 60 Kahlert, J. H 48 21.60 Moore, Chas. H 151 60. 40 Kaiser, E. L 1, 177| 471. 00 Moore, Wm. S 622 298. 56 Keenan, J. H., jr 301J 120. 60 Mvers, E. G 48 19. 20 Kelly, Arthur 48 9. 00 Nash, G.J 812 324. 80 Kelley, E.B 66i 26. 60 Noyes, Henry 40 16. 00 Kitsler, John S 7941 317. 80 Nickens, James 32 8. 00 Jacob, Samuel 4. 24 O'Connell, Daniel — 55 29. 15 James, John 24.00 O' Gorman, Kate 72 16. 56 Jayne, T. F 69i 27. 80 O'Neill, John O 175. 55 Johnson, Geo., jr 4871 195. 00 O'Reilly, John 136 54. 40 Johnson, W. F 932 772. 80 Oldfield, J. A 366 146. 40 Johnson, Rich'd F ... 40 10.00 Orth,P.P 28 11. 20 Jones, F. H 280 512. 00 Owens, Glen O 456 218. 88 Jones, Jacob A 159 63.60 Parsons, CD 16 8. 48 Jordan, Jas. W 159 63. 60 Parker, John E 588 276. 36 Kearney, S. P 48 12. 00 Parks, NoelB 1 264 505. 60 Kenny, Edward 8 2. 00 Patterson, L. H 541 286. 71 King, W. G 16 4. 00 Payne, James L 103 46. 65 ^16 4.' Klapp, Daniel 1ST 342 136. 80 Peach, Charlotte E . 02 Knight, H. D 8301 332. 20 Pendel, T. F 840 336. 00 Knight, Wm. K 443 177. 20 Perkins, Wm. F 629| 251. 80 Koon, L. W 000 400. 00 Perry, W. A 172 43.00 Lane, Jerrie J 80 37. 60 Phipps, R. M 1, 020 408. 00 Lanman, Frank E 600 288. 00 Pierce, Geo. W 8 3. 20 Lambert, W. C 35 14. 00 Porter, R. A 900 360. 00 Lane, Emma 247 51. 87 Potter, A. W 32 6. 72 Lavisson, H. A 2. 00 Pridgeon, John 64 25. 60 Lawder, Frank 3.20 Pulley, P. W 136 34. 00 Lee,Wm. H 16 4. 00 Quaid, J. R 368 92. 00 Leffler, Miton L 393 157. 20 Quein, J. C 1,454 581. 60 Lenhart, Joe. M 3. 20 Radley, C. W 1, 8461 738. 60 Leonard, David 313. 96 Ramsey, Geo. M 984 472. 32 Lincoln, Ida G 972 204. 11 Redfer'n, John 411 193. 17 Little, J. M 152 60.80 Reese, Emma 856 215. 70 Livermore, W. H 48 19. 20 Robertson, A. M 71* 28. 60 — . . . . . REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 143

No. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Eeports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Amount. Nanie. Davs. Hours. Days. Hours.

Robinson, C. H 200 $50. 00. Thomas, Emanuel 56 $14. 00 Roberts, E. C 16 4. 00 Thomas, Robert I 8 4. 24 Robb, Jobn H 332 132. 80 Thomas, Wm. A 56 14.00 Rogers. Franklin 248 99. 20 Thomson, Alfred 135| 54. 20 Robr, J. A 632 303. 36 Thorn, Benj. F 840 210. 00 Ross, Zidon E 8 4. 24 Tiny, Will 437! 192. 54 Rudv, C.E ,487 594. 80 Tomlinson, Wm 1,206 482. 40 Euss. E. L 816 326. 40 Toner, Edward T '.. 4 1.60 Ryan,E.H 3741 149. 80 Town, H. C 442 176. 80 Sardo, A. E., jr 16 8. 48 Trego, W. Y 183 45. 75 Sauter, Harry R 871 418. 08 Turley, Charles S 137! 55.00 Scannell. M. j 975 390. 00 Turner, Wm. A. H 1, 243" 497. 20 Sefton, Wm. C 200 100. 00 Turberville, G. R. L.. 96 28.80 Selbach, F. W 912 364. 80 Unkefer, A. C 336 84. 00 Sberman. Howard E. 62 24.80 Ustick, Abner 918 486. 53

Sherrill, E. B 96 . 38.40 Yerser, J. J 810 283. 85 Sherman, J. W 56 24. 80 Yoglweyd, Nannie 136 34. 27 Shoemaker, B. F 62 15.50 Wade, S. Harry 144 69. 12 Shrigley. J. T 88 35. 20 Wagoner, Claude E 751! 300. 60 Siebel, Geo. H 181 45. 25 Wallingsford.EllaL... 1,288 324. 60 Sill, W. S 6691 267. 80 Warren, Chas. M 48 21. 60 Simmons, Arthur, jr. 864* 345. 80 Watson, H. L 261 104. 40 Slentz, 680. 60 Daniel T. S , 701| Wathen, 184 55. 20 Smith, J. S 735 345. 45 Watts, Walter 80 37.60 Smith, D. Harris 16 8. 48 Watson, Alexander J 8 3. 20 | . Sommers, Adam J . 851 I 340. 40 Watson, Frank W 8 3. 60 Spear, Hiram 237 82. 95 Watson, J. C 165 67. 92

Stan sbury , Wm . H . . 16 4. 00 Webb, Harry C 176 84. 48 Stanford,' W. W. 56 22. 40 Welborn, E. B 373! 112. 05 Steele, P. S 259 103. 60 Westman, W. R 801 376. 47 Stevens, M. Y. B... ,568 784. 00 Whitmer, E. F 1,873 749. 20 Stewart, Georgie E. 109 22. 89 Wild, E. S 221 88. 40 | Stocks, Wm. C 192 76. 80 Williams, T. G 461 184. 40

Stockman, James A . 591 283. 68 Wilcox, Lewis H 104 26. 00 Strieker, W. F 136 54. 40 Wilkins, William 703! 175. 87 Stromberger, H. H . 399 159. 60 Wilson, C. H 184 46. 00 Study, Chas. W 2 .80 Wilton, W. C 762 358. 14 Sullivan, Ed. A 360 144. 00 Williss, H. C 631 252. 40 Sullivan, S. B 85J 34.20 Winne, E. L 224 89. 60 Sutor, L. P 8 3. 20 Woodgate, Geo. J 775! 310. 20 Swain, Jessie 168 294. 13 Woodward. L 831! 332. 60

Swain, Emma , 697* 356. 47 Worsham, W. W 1,376 344. 00 Sweeney, W. H 112 56. 00 Wright, John N 96 38.40 Sweeney, Patrick 72 28. 80 Yates, A. C 907! 363. 00 Sweenev, Maggie 160 33. 60 Yingling, S. B 16 4. 00 Tarkington, R. 1ST 8 2.40 Young, W.E 57! 27. 16 Taylor, J. Myers 344 137. 60 Zimmerman, Robert H 592 236. 80

PIECEWORK.

Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Abbott, W. R $224. 45 Bailey, Elizabeth N $2. 30 Benthall, Frank H . Adamson, Mary B 6. 31 Bailey, S 29. 44 Bender, CM Adams, Carrie 59. 41 Baird,Hattie D.... 92. 14 Bernhard, Talitha... Adams, L. C .46 Baker, Bettie 2. 68 Bibb, Robert T Adams, Nellie R 56. 29 Baldwin, Edgar M 207. 00 Billings, T.E Adie, Alice 28. 39 Banes, Charles 230. 40 Bivins, J. D Albritton, Jessie 6. 29 Barrett, Julia 18. 86 Black, Nellie Allen, Edna G 10. 25 Barrett, Marion 8. 79 Bland, Lutie A Ambrose, M 34. 63 Barnes, Laura L . . 27. 23 Booth, Julia A Anderson, Edna S 94. 00 Barton, C. A 19.90 Booth, Carrie A Anderson, Ollie 23. 46 Bardwell, Minnie . 39. 56 Borgerding, Rudolph Andrews, C. A 85. 54 Bateman, Wm. I . . 159. 25 Borst. J. A Andrews, L. L 46. 42 Baxter, Frank A. . 163. 35 Boteler, O.C Armstrong, CP 44. 47 Baxter, lone T 23.05 Bowen, A. W Armstrong, F. A 88. 34 Beaumont, Emma. 54. 12 Boyce, A Ashby, Mary Sabin. . 159. 20 Beedle, Irene G 13.35 Boynton, G. W Ashcom, Mary 35.00 Bell, Agnes 91.45 Bradburn, O.N Babbitt, Izora E 171. 70 Bell, Ellen 19.78 Brady, Rosa Babcock, L 43. 06 Bellinger, O. B 15.95 Brannan, Mary A . . - Bacon, Rosa V 56. 58 Bellis, Joseph 242. 25 Brantly, C J — ...... 144 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports, during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount. Name. Amount. Name.

Breslin, J $27. 02 Costin, C.B $62. 33 Ellis, Geo. H Brittian, Alice A 54. 74 Costin, Lucy G. M . . 74. 75 Ellsworth, Mary E Brown, Mary A 10. 72 Coughlan, Alice M. . 55. 33 Ennis, Chas. H Brown, Marietta S 101. 30 Coughlan, Mary 8. 66 Erck, Clara A

Brown , Phil H - 10. 85 Cowan, Ann 1. 70 Eskew, H. M Brooke, D. C 9. 86 Crapster, Ida S 4. 31 Etter, Laura Y Brooke, Indiana 20. 24 Craig, Amanda 5. 04 Euans, S. L Brooke, Jas. E 13.00 Crellin, Mary A 38.87 Evans, Margaret A... Brooke, Thos.H 12. 20 Cromelien, Sarah C . 171. 25 Everheart, Jennie Brooks, Jas. H 14. 15 Cronin, Nellie 14.00 Farrell, Ellen Brown, Elliott W 12. 94 Crook, Jennie 15.81 Fisher, Amelia Browne, J. It 15. 10 Crupper, E. E 55. 66 Fisher, Grace Lee Brockway, Bertt H. . 165. 30 Culhane, J 4. 43 Fisher, Emma L Brower, Wilbur G 200. 70 Cunningham, James . 15. 65 Fleming, Katie Brown, A. N 207. 80 Curren, Ida I 4. 43 Fleming, CM Bryan, Seleana 60. 26 Curtis, Kate 20. 70 Fleming, M Bryarly, Susan E 63.83 Curtin, Mary 23. 00 Fleming, Amiee C Buckley, Anna 43. 21 Curran, Fannie E 24. 63 Fletcher, Maria B Buddington, Anna E . 12. 23 Daley, Alice V 6. 46 Fleming, D. M Buete, Ella H 33. 22 Daniel, Nannie 36. 80 Fogle, John L. Burchfield, WillE.... 275. 60 Darby, Mary 82. 50 Fogerty, M.Jennie Burgess, Josie M 30. 72 Dausch, Kate M 79. 52 Foley, Katy Burgess, M. A 3.03 DaVega, E. McClure . 36. 80 Folk, S. W Burks, Sallie 4. 98 Davis, Cynthia 128. 99 Folck, E. A Burwell,O.K 80. 84 Deady, W. J 161. 90 Ford, Mary C Burr, Ada 61. 18 Decker, Kate 61.64 Fordham, Sarah Burr, J. A 37.61 Deckabaugh, Kate. . 47. 89 Forsyth, C. E T Burritt, . essie A 48.04 Degges, H. O 20. 35 Fowler, Jennie Burrus, Anna 8. 79 Delano, F. L 163. 10 Franklin, Anna Butler, H. M 38. 75 DeMoll, Maggie 26. 02 Franklin, N. B Butler, Missouri G. . . 89. 64 Denny, R.E 61. 64 Frayser, Mary E Cammack, M 84.10 Dent, Carrie A 9. 93 Francis, A. C Carpenter, Emma J. . .* 50. 12 De Vantier, Selma . . 61.86 Frink, Emma A Carpenter, Lizzie 25.43 Dixon, Alice M . . 1 . . 60. 85 Frost, Mary E Carpenter, W. H 204. 60 Dickinson, Fannie. . 64.28 Frush, Emma Caslrman, M 5. 65 Dickens, Mary .46 Frye, Will W Carter, Belle 11.01 Dierken, Agnes 51.52 Fugitt, Harriet A Carter, Georgie I 6. 31 Diggs, N 29. 98 Fuller, A. G Carter, Jennie A. 84. 00 Dikeman, M. G 10. 72 Furrow, Annie M Carter, Lily 23. 77 Dodge, Sarah 4. 48 Galbraith, Wm. J Carrico, Emma L 4. 00 Doherty, John E 17.80 Gale, Edith Cavan augk, Annie M. .92 Donohue, Margaret. 13. 35 Gallagher, Ella M Cawood, Blanche 35. 66 Donohoe, James 228. 90 Garrett, Anna L Chamberlin, Mary M . 57. 50 Donegan, P. J 91.35 Garrett, Wm. M Chandler, Lizzie 69.72 Dorsey, Sadie 5. 39 Gayle, Ida Charles, E. G 57.96 Doten, Chas. O 236. 90 Geigan, Joanna Chase, F 9. 14 Dove, Mary F 56.58 Gessler, E.E Cheatham, Kate A 205. 55 Dougherty, J. A 68.34 Gheen, Belle Cheeks, Henrietta J . 96.70 Downie, Lizzie 37. 61 Gibbons, Belle F Chipiey, Annie L 9. 20 Dowling, J. L 46. 19 Gibson, Hopkins Clark, Nellie 27.41 Dowden, Kate 38. 18 Gil more, Olive I Clarkson, M 35. 92 Downs, Ida L 12. 66 Given s, Frank R Clements, Ella E 61. 23 Doyle, Lizzie 5.41 Glasgow, Ellie C Cobb, Carrie Baxton.. 4. 31 Drake, Claude F 17.45 Golden, Annie L

Cobb, W. E 146. 25 Dubant, Maud 61.64 Gompers, S.J , Cochnower, F. C 33. 91 Dutfey, Ella B 33. 22 Goodman, Cassie A. Colbert, Maggie 35.46 Duffy, KateE 28.89 Goode, C.J Cole, Bessie 4. 43 Dugan, Jennie I 2. 30 Gorman, Mamie Cole,M.M 61.18 Dulin, Mary S 60. 72 Gordon, S. D Coleman, Laura 48. 25 Dumble, Jessie ; F 226. 00 Goodrich, Louis P Collins, J 10. 72 Dunbar, Mary B 57. 52 Grabill, Carl E Collins, Maggie J 69.47 Dunham, Tillie 58. 88 Gray, Carrie R Collins, Minnie R 11.87 Dunnington, Lucy P. 23. 00 Gray, Edna Collins, Sara 59. 80 Durham. C 55. 20 Green, Fannie Columbus, A 4. 31 Earl, Rebecca 24. 18 Green, Annie Combs, Ardella 45. 08 Ebert, Lettie S 12. 23 Greenwood, Hannah.. Conner, Lizzie 60.26 Edie, M. A 58. 88 Greene, Mma M Conklin, John H., jr . 177. 65 Edmonds, Sarah 77. 77 Greenlease, Annie C . Conrov, L 11.88 Edmunds, WillM ... 194. 95 Grimes, Laura L Cook, 'Ella B 33.95 Edmunds, Samuel W 13. 40 Griffin, Hugh P Cook, Louisa S 55. 02 Eggleston, M. E 59. 34 Grimsley, P. A Cook, W.J 223. 95 Elberti, Geo. W 191. 00 Griswold, M. J Cooke, Adelia 4. 31 Ellegood, J. E 117. 80 Griswold, W. A Cooke, Carrie 19. 32 Ellis, Ettie S 3.83 Groshon, Georgianna

Cooper, Mary E 1.20 Ellis, Ella P 17. 02 Grove, J . R Cornelius, Geo. M 75.85 Ellis, G. D 261. 15 Gudgin, Minnie F Corbin, M 41.61 Ellis, Titus F 216. 60 Hackman, B. F Cornwell, Louis W . . 215. 40 Ellis, Naomi 44. 97 Hains, M. L — ...... REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 145

No. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount. Name.

Hall, Anna B $92.96 I Jones, J. A $17. 70 McKevitt, Annie.

Hall, Mattie 82.35 Jones, E. C 239. 65 McLean, M. E , G |

Hall, E.J ! 168.70 Jones, Lydia E' 26.68 McMahon, Agnes

1

Halliday, Belle 63.02 : Jones, Edwin C 367. 30 McMahon, M. K

Halford, J. "W 10.20 ; Jones, M. L 3. 85 MacMurray, C.J j ! 3.71 . . Hall, Birdie 42.78 ! Jordan, Sabina McNamara, Mary

Halpenny R. L. S 21. 10 Jordan . G. M 55.40 McNerhany, Ida Haltigan, P.J 209.35 Joyce, Mary 59. 34 Macniehol, Sallie Hamilton, TV. M 275.65 Jullien, Addie 7.49 McPherson, Maud Hampson, Iowa 132.15 Kankey, Virginia 129. 98 McRoy, M. W Harris, Harriet M 51.45 Kane, Nora 50.66 McVille, Hattie Harper, Delia 5.07 Keane, Katie 67. 65 Madden, C. E Harris, F. V 17. 65 Keating, Annie 8. 14 Maley, John Harding, Mollie L 27.11 Kee, Eliza G 34.50 Mankin, Rose D Harris, H 86.08 Kelly, Katie 79. 05 Mansfield, Julia E... Hartley, Lee 101. 25 Kerney. Rosa B 52.90 Markham, M Hartst'ein.E. L 28. 96 King, Mattie B 34.50 Marshall, E. TV

Harper, Florence 2. 30 ) Ketsler, Emma 21.97 Marshall, Libbie

Hartman, V. "W 2.20 ! Kidd, Mamie 6. 37 Martin, Minnie E Hastings, W. T 179.30 King, Edwin M 176. 20 Martin, Walter C... Havenner, Annie 4.34 King, Virginia 37. 26 Massey, Victoria P. .

61. 63.69 . . Hawkins, Agnes M... 18 ! Kluge, Anna A Maxwell, Julia M

Haywood, Jennie F. . 55. 12 Lacoppidan, Mary 137.85 I May, S.J , Havne, Harry C 270.05 Lalor, Martha E 63.48 Mayer, Emma j Hay worth, A. D 189.70 Lamar, Mary L .72 Mayhew, Chas. W . . Hazlewood, Laura 10.72 Lambert, Nannie 47. 26 Meals, Edna

Heffner, Clara S 88.90 I Lane, Mary 58.88 Means, E. L. .*. Helm, E. E 5.80 Lattin, Mary E 4.31 Menard. W. T Hendricks, Myra C . . 43. 95 L auxin an, H. M 112. 87 Meritt, Edgar B Herhst, Minnie 12.23 Lawlor, Mamie 2. 64 Meth en ey, Belle Herzog, Emma 14.72 Lawyer, Anna T 10.45 Middleton, Ella Hess, Morris J 151.35 Lawder, Frank .85 Miller, J. I W Hess, S 16.13 Leane, Maggie 75. 74 Miller, Lizzie Hewin, Jennie E 91.12 Learned, Lily 5. 84 Miller, Daniel Hicks. Meta 109.56 Leavitt, AVm. M 229. 85 Miller, Hattie Higgins, Annie 9.13 Lee, A. V 66. 95 Mills, E. C Hill, 28.06 Lee, M. 51. 50 Milstead, Maggie Mary E \ I V Hill, L 39. 92 Lendner, Maggie 57. 50 Milligan, Emma

Hitchcox, J , 27. 98 Lenhart, Joe M 175. 80 Miner, Charlotte Hodge, Mary F 87.67 Lenman, M. E 25. 30 Mitchell, Mattie M ..

j Hotf'nagle, Alice 12.00 Leonard, A. G 164. 80 Mitchell. Lucinda S . Hogan. Margaret H. . 4. 31 Lester, Sarah H 6. 29 Montz, O. S .{ 50. 57. 04 . Hoke, Ruth L I 58 Lewellyn, Luzetta Montrose, Olive M. Holton,Hovt A 180. 95 Lewis, F. P 12. 25 Moore, Jennie F Hoi den. E. E 10. 05 Lewis, Carrie E 18. 86 Moore, John F

j Holland, Nellie 10.72 Lewis, Clarence 50. 60 Moore, Laura A Holman, Sarah J 55.20 Lewis, AVilliam E 286. 45 Morgan, Ella L Hoover, M. E 9. 26 Lillie, M. G 6. 07 Morgan, Nellie Horn, Jennie 70.89 Lindsay, Mary 35. 27 Morrow, M. M Howard, Fannie 37.49 Little, Annie C 98. 93 Morrison, Lucy

Howells, Florence E . 5. 56 Lloyd, Ella T 54. 28 Moran, Katie Hovme, H. H 233. 80 Lord, D 7.14 Morrison, Cornelia A Hu'bbel, Mary 4. 31 Lorentz, Mott L . . 78. 30 Moreno, Amelia Hughes, Eliza 57.96 Lowe, Byrdie P 4. 60 Morris, L. T Hughes, Mary F 55.28 Luckett, Lucinda.. 89. 65 Moseley, D. H Huggins, J. T 18. 20 Ludgate, Libbie... 7. 82 Mulcare, Ella Hunt, Lizzie 100. 68 Lusby, Ida C 41.86 Murray, Julia

Hunt, Margaret 64. 14 Lydick, Rose I 24.84 Murphy, Maggie Hurdle, Edith 57.04 Lynch, Joshua "W 16. 70 Musetter, M. C Hurley, John F 226. 85 McBride, Jas. G 16. 05 Myers, Helen A Hussey, Annie 50.46 McCabe, Hattie 32. 69 Mylan, Susie

Hutson, A 8.41 McCarter, Annie S . . 5.94 Nachman. Philip Hutton, Clara E 29.44 McCarten, Kate 42. 32 Nash, E. M Hutcheson, M.W., jr. 43.80 McCallum, P. M 279. 75 Nebb, Barbara Hyde, Lucy 26. 22 McCauley, Emma D . 38. 78 Neely, Maggie Hysan, Georgie 58.42 McClelland, Rose 32. 66 Nelson, Bertie

Irving, Ruby 28. 03 McConohay, Stella B . 56. 44 Nelson, Jennie Irwin, Margaret A . 164. 00 McCullom,' Ella 39. 56 Nervis, Mary Irwin, James H 238. 80 McCurdy, W. S 157. 85 Nichols, Effie B Jacoby, Callie 175. 40 McCurdy, Geo. S 222. 25 Noble. J. L Jackson, Pauline 12. 23 McDonnough, Maggie 61.18 Noyes. C. E Jackson, Celeste T . 62. 56 McFadden, Alice R . 50. 55 Oder, Myra A Jeft'eries, Emma 54. 74 McGee, Agnes 6. 86 O'Brien, Annie Jenkins, Ada 53.17 McGinnell, Mary 61.26 O'Brien, P. A

Johnson, L. H 37.46 McGivern, Marian . . 63. 94 O'Bryon, Minnie Johnson, T. M 78. 35 McGowan, Minnie F.. 20. 58 O'Connor, Annie E..

Johnson, R. S 47.06 ! McGowan, H. T 9. 10 O'Connor, Kate

. Jones, G. A 64.20 I Mclntvre, Bell J 26. 62 O'Connell, Bridget. S. Mis. 46- 10 — ...... 146 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28. Statement showing n umber of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Name. Amount. Name.

O'Donnell, H $251. 65 Rogers, A $95. 58 Stevens, Mary T $10. 72 O'Hara, Anna 51.24 Roland, A. A 170. 25 Stewart, Martha 48.57 O'Keefe. Katie C 4.43 Ross, M. A 37.61 Stewart, Clara 56. 58 O'Keef'e, Hannah 50.04 Rose, J. F 5. 46 Stein, J. A 6. 72 O'Mealey, Katie 51.84 Rountree, Nettie 56. 15 Stevens, Anorma 49. 22 Opdyke, Alice 39. 33 Rous, Mary L 118. 43 Stevens, J ennie 38. 64 Ortli.P.P 220. 25 Rowzee, W. A 6. 55 Stewart, Lily 38. 40 Orme, M. A 13. 02 Rowlett,B 188. 10 Stiles, H.L 32. 33 Orr, Sadie 4.40 Rucker, M. C 34. 04 Stivers, W.H 12. 10 Orr, Rebecca 63. 94 Runyan, H. S 91.35 Stockham, Annie N. 42. 78 Ott, Annie 7. 73 Runyan, Annie E 7. 36 Stolpe, Grace L 6. 78 Owens, Mary 59. 50 Rupp, Lucy 55. 79 Stratton, L. C 37. 61 Pape, P. C 18.44 Russell, Annie 66. 01 Study, Chas. W 162. 25 . Parker, Add. B 4.20 Russell, L. M 183. 95 Sturm , Edward H . . 154. 80 Parker, Millie 42.78 Ryan, Mary H 4.45 Stuart, Mary 67. 86 Patterson, Addia 75. 41 Ryan, M. A 28.18 Sullivan, A 64.01 Patterson, E. H 26. 20 Samberg, E. P 112. 95 Sullivan, Josephine. 4. 80 Payne, Ed 204. 20 Sandefur, Nina L 47. 12 Sutor, L. P 220. 50 Peake, Chas. P 259. 30 Sangston, Mary C 58. 42 Swett, Ella A 85. 56 PercivaLE.B 36. 80 Sauls, J. L 9. 70 Talbot, Maggie 50. 62 Perkins, Lanra V 18. 86 Savage, Kate 30. 37 Taylor, L. M 57.96 Perry, Pattie B 23.46 Saxton, Edward 252. 20 Taylor, Viola A 55.20 Petty, Lillie M 4. 43 Schaefer, Lizzie 60.11 Tilly, Fannie 94. 60 Peters, Bertie K 60. 83 Schafer, E.J 41.48 Terry, Kate S 28. 98 Phipps, Laura V 40. 87 Scheaffer, Jennie 25. 76 Thomas, Chas. F 146. 50 Pitts, Alice Bassett. . 23.87 Scheerer, Annie M 61. 64 Thompkins, Lottie. . 124. 31 Pittman, Geo. E 23.60 Schwing, Frank A 236. 00 Thompson, Mary M. 57.13 Plant, Hannah 62. 14 Scott, E.L 63.21 Thompson, Rose L . . 2. 62 Pollock, David.... 13. 35 Sealy, Fred. W 11. 75 Thompson, M. A 6. 87

Polk, John E 36.70 Searle, Katie C 20.24 Thompson, Fannie. . - 10. 72

Ports, Annie 6. 44 Sehorn, Geo. H 8. 70 Thompson, Emma B . 11. 95 Porter, Alice 63.25 Seltzer, Clara W 55.80 Thomas, E 65. 29 Poulton, Sarah E 37. 67 Serrin, Rosanna E 50.47 Thompson, Chas. C . 19. 75 Powers, James A 94. 25 Shaw, David 139. 00 Thompson, J. L 136.50 Pratt, B. H 178. 20 Shallcross, Louise 11. 04 Thornton, Mildred. . 38. 18 Pratt, D. M 6. 76 Shaifer, Carl H 105. 95 Tibbetts, J. E 191.40 Prather, Elizabeth . . 45.08 Shannon, Ben. J 18.80 Tompkins, H. F 14. 65 Prather, Mary A 63. 94 Shelton, Laura 67. 85 Tompkins, Kate A. . 0.76 Prosser, Danl. N 225. 05 Shepard, E. J 187. 30 Toner, Edward T.... 110. 45 Purcell, M 62. 56 Sherman, Howard E . 189. 35 Toole, D.C 32.53 Rabbitt, Ida 19.44 Shipp, Dickie L 19.79 Torrey, E. G - - 264. 35 Ragan, Mollie E 188. 80 Shipley, M. E 51. 98 Towson, Sue E 28.82 Ralston, Rachel 4.43 Shields, Margaret 60. 26 Travis, Thos. J 12. 85 Ranke, Ida 76. 00 Shepherd, L. A 61. 18 Traubel, L 199. 70 Ransdell, Lula 9.41 Shiery, Mamie 49. 06 Trenis, Martha E 20. 57 Randall, Emma 30. 89 Shipley, Nellie H 25.73 Trumbo, A 46. 99 Randall, A. L 130. 50 Shubburd, P. Kate 12. 23 Turton, Fannie 137. 71 Reaver, Maggie 10. 72 Sibley, J 37. 61 Turner, J. A. D 268. 85 Reid, Helen P 11.48 Sickels, Chas. E 8. 55 Tyrrell, Carie L 63. 98 Rhodes, T. A 266. 15 Sill, W. S 29. 00 Van Bibber, W. H . . 17. 20 Rhodes, CP 173. 15 Simmons. Hannah A. 41.83 VanMatre, Kate 28. 06 Richardson, Rachel A. 57. 69 Simons, Cornelia 130. 18 Van Meter, David J . 72. 65 Rice, T. S 146. 00 Simons, Lucy 112. 04 Vaughan, Dan. C 131.50 Rich, Bertie 28. 98 Simmons, J. D 153. 20 Vaughan, Eva M 27. 14 Richards, Mary J 57. 04 Simmonds, Nellie 48. 86 Waite, May J 54.71

Richards, Sarah M 26. 47 Simpson, Josephine. . 129. 20 Waite, Fannie W.... 35. 42 Ricketts, O.J 212. 60 Skelly, Julia 4. 31 Walling, Rose 10. 50 Rider, Emma S 4.54 Slicer, Cora J 9.43 Walter, Wm. S 20. 85 Ridgely, Rosa B 27.58 Smith, Mary A 52. 44 Walsh, Mary 49. 53 Riely, Cora 56.12 Smith, Letitia 10. 72 Warnke, G.,jr 208. 35 Rielly, Annie E 52. 38 Smith, Lida L 4. 31 Ward, L.M 32. 66 Rieeks, Alice 28. 06 Smith, Richard^ 144. 20 Warfield, Mattie M . 28. 98 Ring, T.M 173. 50 Smith, Robt. M 191. 95 Warren, F. E 11.40

Ripley, Henry L 243. 60 Smith, W. C 139. 85 Warfield, Lillie , 113. 87 Ritchie, E. J 79. 84 Smith, Emma F 56. 12 Washburn, Edith 57.50 Roberts, J. F 261. 40 Smith, Louise 64. 89 Watson, Alexander J 167. 55 Roberts, F. C 148. 60 Smith, Nellie 61.84 Watson, H. L 17. 90 Roberts, James G 22. 20 Smith, Kate R 29.44 Watson, Frank W — 94. 80 Roberts, W. A 9. 35 Smith, Mary 54. 28 Watson, Eva 35. 68 Robertson, A. M 4. 90 Smith, Eugene F 17. 00 Webb, Henry 161. 45 Robinson. Hattie E . . 190. 80 Smoot, Kate V 28. 93 Weber, Henry W 306. 85 Robinson, Geo. W 285. 30 Snorgrass, Jennie 6. 26 Weber, M.K 63.45 Robinson, Clara J 62. 56 Sparks, Rebecca 61.64 Weeks, L. D 208. 35 Robinson, M. E 10. 92 Spencer, James H 263. 00 Welty, Jas. L 224. 60 Robinson, Sarah E 53. 82 Spencer, Edna 5.00 Wetherall, Lillian 11.84 Roche, Anna E 35. 22 Sprandel, Mary M 40.91 Whaley, Maggie 41.86 Roche, Walter T 228. 85 Stanton, E. H 34. 69 Whitmee, Lizzie 201. 45 Rockwell, Millie J .... 60. 26 Steele, Grace V 8.79 Whitehead, Carrie L . 137.10 — . ., . . . REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 147

Xo. 28. Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME "WORK.

Name. Name. Amount. Name. Amount.

White, B $68. 77 Wilson, J. C $194. 55 Worthington, Sallie . "White, E. L 34. 96 "Wilson, Maggie 14.75 "Worsham, E. H Widdicombe, Cornelia 12. 00 "Wilson, J 5. 38 Wright, T. B. B "Wilkinson. Nellie 61. 18 "Wilson, M. E 79. 39 Wright, Mary E "Williams, T. H 58. 88 "Wilson, Mary E 38.41 Wright, Eunice W "Williams, Mary H 161. 70 Wimmer, "Wilda 12.17 Wyman, Nannie "Williams. Emma D . . 3. 26 "Wisener, L. A 19. 75 Wynne, MaryT "Williams, F. A 13. 30 Wood, James M 229. 65 Young, E "Williams, B. F 243. 35 Woolsey, Emma 57. 37 Zell, J. H "Williamson, Jas. B 139. 30 Wood, C.W 45. 85 "Wilson, J. Chris 365. 40 "Woodside, Ed. F 9. 50

No. 29. Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the second edition of Growth of Industrial Art during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and amount each has received. TIME WORK.

Time Time employed. employed. Name. Name. Amount. Hours. Days. Hours.

Bard well, Minnie... 96 $24. 00 Home, HattieZ 77 $28. 87 Belcher, Ida P 80 20. 00 Hutton, Clara E 96 24. 00 Black, Mary E 192 48.00 Kelly, B. E 144 36. 00 Blackiston, Lillie L. 176 44. 00 Kelly, W. T 304 106. 40 79i Bowen, Adelia A . . 80 20. 00 Kin sella, M 19. 87 Bryerton, Maggie. . 80 20. 00 McLanahan, Wm 322 128. 80 Clarkson, W. F 390 156. 00 Lloyd, Ella T 112 28. 00 Connor, Lizzie 96 24. 00 Lohmeyer, Richard C 288 115. 20 Curtis, Maggie 243 55. 89 Lusby, Ida C 112 28. 00 Devlin, Maggie 96 24. 00 Mage'e, Katie 96 24. 00 Dove, Mary F 16 4. 00 Miller, Martin ' 2071 83. 00 Dorsey, Jennie 239J 89. 81 Murphy, Maggie 96 24. 00 Essex, E.J 176 44.00 Parker, Millie 1 88 22. 00

Finch, George 248 99. 20 Phillips, Mary J 1 80 20. 00

Finney,T, M.J. 176 44. 00 Scheuerman, H. A ! 392 156. 80 Gilday, Edward J 312 124. 80 Seaman, Hannah 176 44. 00 | Goings, Missouri 80 20. 00 Shepherd, L. A 80 20. 00 Gottleib,K 96 24. 00 Tilghman, A. L 96 24. 00 Greene, Mina M 16 4. 00 Thompson, David A . ' 288 115. 20 Hall,H 360 90. 00 Weise, H 231J 92. 60 Harris, Michael . 288 115. 20 White, Geo. K 392 156. 80 Heffner, Mary . . 80 20. 00 Wright, George 2851 114. 20 Hodge, C. F 160 40. 00 Zimmerman, Robt. H 3111 124. 60 Hooper, E.J 48 18. 00

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. 1. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, and the condition of the

appropriations July 1, 1894 15

2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1894 16 3. Classified statement of payments by appropriations for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 18 4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and engraving during fiscal years 1887 to 1894, both inclusive 18 5. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer 19 6. Showing the disbursements on account of Public Printing and Bind- ing (except Congressional Record) 20 7. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Print- ing (except Congressional Record) 30 8. Showing the disbursements on account of Congressional Record 34

9. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engrav- , ing (except Congressional Record) 34 10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1891) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40 11. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40 12. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1893) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40 13. Showing the disbursements on account of removal and storage of cer- tain material, Government Printing Office 41 14. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh Census Reports 41 15. Showing the disbursements on account of printing second edition of Growth of Industrial Art 41 16. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of either House of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they were distributed 42 17. Showing allotments, etc., for the Executive and Judicial Departments and the approximate cost of the work executed for the«same 56 18. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound volumes^ of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Fifty-third Congress 56 19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying printing and other paper from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895 57 20. Statement of contracts made for materials, etc. (except paper), during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 60 149 150 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Page. INo. 21. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 69 22. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing

for furnishing paper for the public printing from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895 70 23. Statement of proposals for supplying materials, etc. (except paper). 82 24. Statement of proposals for lithographing and engraving 104 25. Showing number of persons employed in the Public Printing and Bind- ing, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 109 26. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 136 27. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report (1893) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 140 28. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of the Elev- enth Census Reports, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 141 29. Showing the number of persons employed in printing second edition of Growth of Industrial Art, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 147

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