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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Philadelphia, sept 1.-The following communica-
ton has been received by James whitley. Of this city
Executive Mansion, Washington sept ID, 1883
james whitley. esq
Dear SIP. Your letter Of the 9Th instant has Just
boon presented ms attention. and IL affords the nSt
.rfimatl0u have lad that 10 article published IN
The North American Review am charged win
-hc declaration tlai believe In free trade a. be-
INQUIRY a- t0 flc truth VI this allegation, have 10
say that never made use o. that expression. or
ANYTHING Ike r 1.e statement You quote IS a pure,
unadl "a ed fabri0 af0u. While 10 would be IN VAN
to attempt to crush out or refute every false state
nert coined or forged The purposes OF mis-
representation ln ine heat Il political canvass the
friendly srirt az vour inquiry has led me 10 make
GROVER CLEN ELAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

The action Of Joseph T. Croweu, Editor Of The
CENSOR IN coming out for Harrison ana Morton
created sensation IN Railway, y j.. yesterday. He
vii oon he followed I'm his action by several promi-
uerf protection Democrats Who talking Of forming
a Harrison and Morton Club composed Of former
Democrats The local Democratic party seems com
pletey parayzed There is no enthusiasm In ~ ranks,
and bevond cotcric Of county officials and f."
mo-s-backs It's club rooms have no visitors. A. lof
recruits. such things are unknown The Republican
-lpb continues 10 grow and has perfect organiza
tion 4 thorough canvas of The city has been made
and the result I'm November sure 10 be most CRAFTY
Ing Judge Wheeler has been secured for an address
an the tariff. which he VIII deliver on september IS
Arrangements hav" been comlIcied 10 nave A., w.
Tcuuev Con gresham Hoar and other noted speakers
1--WE addresses ia the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
G. 5. CAKE, Secretary.
A CONVENTION OF goGrs woRNNGlIEN

A CONVENTION or GOGUs WORKINGMEN.
The labor convention at Troy tomorrow, which
MILAN H. Muriba, the chairman OF the Democratic
state Committee, Is getting up, IS by no means sup
ported rs honest workingnen. Ar Chairman Murtha's
back gang OF the wor, political heelers and strikers
Zoo the state Men whose sole occupation is the getting
up of labor conventions indorse condemn poIn
zeal candidate behind H. In this case Governor
Hrs factory inspectors have been spending the time
and the money which belongs TO the state IN drum
ming up degaes n varou, parts Of the state to 90 to
his convention and ndorse Hill They are also 10
condemn ly resolution the refusal Of the Republican
legislature to brush from the statutes the law which
protects every nottingham IN the legitimate pursuit
NJ hIs vocation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

BLUE-At Richfsld spring. september II. 1888. I.
Blue formerly OF New York city.
CLARK-At Tarrytovn Y. l. rhursiav. September IL.
CLARK. daughter OF the sts Peter and
Laura Russell Clark.
uuerai on -und y her late residence. at 1870 D.
HAWKINS-At Idaho springs. colorado. september g.
stella g.. wife OF Dr. w 4 Hawkins and niece OF W. II.
IRWIN. - brooklyn.
JACKSON-Ar bennington. England. on August IL George
Thomas Jackson. the thIri. -lior son Of Dr. George
nomas and Caroline Wedemeyer Jackson. IN the cth
year Of ms
Tie funeral will take place from residence OF his parents
East 3Ist. Monday morning september "a al IL
o'clock.
NANrERVFF Ron SaturiaY, september %, l-ss, JoHn
Nauderv-cT, DIS S7fh year
Relatives friends red 70 attend the 'unera ser
.tenf-, FlAtousL, l.
noon the 18TH inst. al o'clock.
Palestine Commandery. *. r.. will assemble pronnly
at O'Clock Monday forenoos. September H. IN Masonic
Temple u uniform a-t tribate OF respect 10
The memory Of our slowed rater, JOhn A Cregler
CHARLES LANSING, Commander.
CHARLES :. ChAMPLIN. Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
THE BIG BROOKLYN DEMONSTRATION

The M.llerCmg reception and parade IN Brooklyn
tomorrow evening viii be- Of the largest political
demonstrations that have yet taken place In the cam
pagn. The cluls are all enthusiastic. and there was
meeting " their representatives at the Fulton-st
headquarters Last night where the formal Instructions
wcr. issued The divisions VII form under the dinc-
ton " the ma~has. fhe staH division east Of Broad
way and thc right of the line resting ON Broadway.
The procession wlll move al 80 along Bedford ave.
10 Lafayette. tlan 20 schermerhOrn-st 10 Clinton.
thence 10 MOu1gue-,t. and Myrtle ave. and through
lieruout post thc Viewing 81 and 70 Deha aV G.
Al the ma,--mccfIu- lu the rink warner Miller
colonel : y. L.. Cuger, :. v White, and other we'll
known Republicans Will be present and Will speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
TWO sTEREoPTIcONs COMPARED.

The Republican siereopticon in Brooklyn continues
10 prove more interesting the many thousands who
daily pass Fulton and sands SIS such sentiments a.
The Democratic PARTY either Is free-trade party or
IS nothins-W attcr-our and II Clevelands tariii
reform IS carried cat English goods VIII 20 TO the
United states in greatly increased prnporons.-Lon'
don Time-r explain Themselves, and Democratic
Xorlfr-r,n are opening their eyes al the truths told
Iv fhs Industrious ,lrleopUc0n. After stand NJ
among the large crowd that was gathered iheie' ne
Tribune reno. rr y "A krI up 20 the Democratic stereOpu-
con- near the CITY H8n. and found there three small
boys and tariff reform dog gazing sadly Al this eX-
rnnudDr of theories The sfraNs u Brooklyn seem 10
Indicate lu which Direction the wind IS blowing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
ROME Will PAIL NEXT At CTNCINNATT


The last FAN Of ROmeH for this season az St. George
took place last evening In the presence Of large
audience. At the close Of the performance the bold
Romans and the sprghily ballet girls packed their
wardrobes and shaking the dust Of staten Island from
their feet up to the CITY the midnight boat
The scenery and all the appointments q The Fall Of
Rome VII be shipped 10 Cincinnati, whore the show
Is u EXHIBIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
OPENING TIE CAMPAIGN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept i5-The mass meeting which IS 10
be considered the beginning Of the Republican cam
palgn in Chicago the held under the auspices
II the Chicago Young Mems Blaine Club at the cavalry
Armory TINS evening An immense crowd hlled tne
srmOry from the stage 10 the doors Hcrvey eheiHoh
presided and the National Cleo Club furnished the
vocal music Among the speakers were Congress
man " + Mason Attorney General George Hunt,
states Attorney LOnRnccker, Mathew I. Brauy'
Wiley VI. scnbner, ". T. Underwood and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
IADOR PARTY Mas MEETING

meeting was held last night by the United Labor
party at Madison square Garden, fully 1000 people
being present. The occasion was the ratification OF
the United Labor parys platform and Presidential can
dldates, Robert II. Cowdrc. and ". II. T. Waterfront
John McMackin was chairman, and after te" per
nent remarks ordered tn reading Of The resolutions
ndo-s,nC the party pIatf0rm. Robert II. covdrey
and Colonel Wakefield. the Vice residential candidate
SPOKE and DR.. T. :. n)ughton was the last sp'aNer'
Among those present the platform were Robert
Pyne c. A. Hcnric. " T. ogden. Gay0eri barnes
sylvester L. Malone, Thomas j. Ford and Amos D..
sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

The World has made statements from when 10 nHne
be Inferred large majority OF their employees would
vote for Cleveland. A. matter Of fact ne says l50
N tho employees have pledged themselves to Vot TOT
Harrison and Morton. while the Democrats claim 81
votes Yet their estimate of N evoters In the house -
only o1o Tho writer OF tho letter finds it dincult 10
subtract 70 from 2iO and get such remainder
A. Larel Las something interesting % say about
the Munro building There he writes, but thirty
six persons employed by Loveioy SON. OF whom twenty
six only are voters Twelve are for Harrison and Two
Of them voted In 1884 for Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
ENrnr.1Asrlc srEEcIIEs FoR HARRIsON.

4 rou,ing outdoor meeting was held last night In
front If so 300 West Forty fourih-st. where the Har
r.son and Morton Protection club Of the XNNIIth A.
.cnlnv District ha, 30, head lraners Republican
clubs have heretofore been rarity in that ncghbor
hood bur the meeting last night showed that the PEG
pie there age awake 10 the importance Of maln tanning
protection 10 American Industries. large new trans
uarcncy In front OF the club rooms was dedicated to
The cause las night and addresses delivered by
H. 4 Mathew. Julius schwartz and Jacob kemple.
Of West virginia John Aiken Is The president VI tie
club and John Mcdonald secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

THE SCHLESVIG- HOLsTEIN PARTY AT LENOX.
LenOx. Mass. sept - special.-Nearly all the
people who attended Mrs slOanes ball assembled this
morning stoneover the country seat Of John T.
Parse MS for musicale A highly artistic programme
rendered by Miss Adelna Hubbard. Miss Hbbard
piano soost. and Carlos Hasselbrnk, first violin player
Of the Metropolitan Opera House orchestra About
200 people were present.
This morning Con-. ArcO. the German Minister
gave breakfast TO the Princess scheswC- Tols tein
several members Of the various foreign legations
present. This evening Mrs. Whitney gave a dinner
20 the Princess at her house the hill which
followed by a musicale Donald Graham sang. also
Count Arco, who is a fine musician The schleswis
Holsten party taken out Mr. shattucks coach
IN the afternoon by Or Knnicut. who drove them 10
stockbrdse and for several miles about the country
The party Will leave here the late train tomorrow
night Tor New-York the way 20 Washington. where
Dr. Esmarch VIII be the guest Of the Medical Congress
there to assemble. Or. Kinncut viii accompany the
party.
This afternoon ". K. Vanderbilt started in his coach
for Great harrington. Colonel and Mrs jay
and o. II. P. Belmont were on top MI.
Vanderbilt had bis own team, which be aernates with
that OF Mr.. Belmont Mrs. Vanderbilt has not en-
tered into any OF the gayey OF the place she u
mourning for her brother who died recently. After
Gay a. Great harrington the drive VIII be- continued
along The Hudson 10 View York
The N--e. Furnls~ viii give q Dickens costume
party a. their country house next Saturday evening.
Their guests VII come dressed a characters from
Dickeuss novels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
OFFIcERs OF THE Bay SITE cLrB

Boston sept l5.-The Bay state Club elected the
following officers to-day President. Charles H.
Taylor Of Boston; vice-presldcnts Jonas H. French.
Of Gloucester Charles Levi Woodbury., of Boston :,
James NJ. Durham, Of Ptshed Edward Avery. Of
secretary and treasurer. Alphcus B. Alger
Of Cambridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
BUSINESS MEN FOR PROTECTION.

The Business Mems Republican Club Of the WIN A%
semblv District was formed az No 33 Perrys las night
william Lyon is president f. A. RnaDD and Aueu'te t~
Pcot first and presidents and Onno se-anA
secretary handsome banner strung across Perry
night. The Lincoln, Pioneer ana Nihlh ""'u
Repubcan clubs sent delegation, Join In the demon
straton at the banner-ralsing. dray draed ~ith
flag, and made into speakers stand and placed under the
banner Several eloquent speakers entertained the large
crowd with logical talks about the tariff The cut nun
bers about fortynyc members.
(For 0they Political NsTs zee Str'eenh Pdge)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Medina. y. T.. sept l. specaD.-ihe last OF the
cries OF political conventions held at Albion TO
day when ue Republicans Il Orleans County met 10
nominate county ucksi j. " Thompson. Of Albion
was elected chairman and ira Edwards. Of Houeys vas
unanimously rcnomInsted for membs ~ Assembly.
Dr. Edward Nunson. of Medina for Coroner. and Rus
sell > Eeecs ton. OF Albion, D. Justice OF >cssiOns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Kingston " y. sept. - lspeciah.-A large and
enthusiastic Republican rally Wa held al saureriie
last night in the open air \ hall had been secured
hpt n Wa estimated that nearly 1000 people were
Gathered and no In the village would hold he
cr,gd The campaign club from Maiden, known A.
the Tribe Of benjamin and Levi. wls present IN iiH
Uniform John r. IA,hcr was chairman ~ the
meeting General George sharpe made The leading
address Referring 10 the sheffield paper mills and
the village wher, be found several hundred persons
euploved he said Il reminded him thar the Kepuhl
,an uafty was in favor Of reducing letter postage
IN cent That would result In heavier demands for
paper and envelopes and more work in The mill
lie spoke on the subject Of protection and made a
sharp contrast between the Performance ~ the
democratic Administration and the pledges of the
party before accession 10 power Ills alluaion To he
lie pnbllcan candidate, Wa checrcd To- The echo.
Charles f. Camfere also made telling speech
GIVING ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS TROUBLE
ST. Louis sept. I5.-InformatOn comes from
Arkansas that DIR. c. NJ. Norwood the late fusion
candidate for Governor OF Arkansas, Will contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

MORE WAGES AND LOWER PRICES FOR MEAT
Fall River, Mass, sept - lspecialj-A mass meet
ing Of will be- held next week TO consider me
question OF asking for advance In wages TIC
union has a membership Of 700. The operatives
are also organizing 10 oppose combination OF local
Analer. no La alIN nled The miro Of meat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
Special Notices.
A.
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW-YORK.

y = " 7 IINN7
100 Broadway.

THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NETWORK.
100 Broadway
The following communications were received BY the
abovenamed Company response the Inquiry whether
the Holland Trust Company intended include the Law
yers Tide Insurance Company in its proposition 70 loan
on policies Title Companies whether 10 intended BY
any Of publications discriminate against the Law
yer Company aud in favor OF any other
Title Company.
by the writer.
New.York isth19th. July. 1899
E. W Cocresha ESQ, Pres't Lawyers TUE Insurance
Company, No. 10 Broadway, City
DEAR SIR Learning that your trustees have meet
before the meeting OF the trustees OF this CON-
pany f. gives ne pleasure write you advance q
py report 70 body and say that the ad-
mIaDe aang monts o. your Company for nsuring tiles
To- real perfectly satisfactory 70 after the
recent examination which have made Of hem and that
Che Holland Trust Co. will accept policies x
the Lawyers Title Insurance Coz and that 1 shall
port t1 my Board ~ Trustees
take this opporunity OF saying that the preference
which this Company has seemed 20 far give
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company had not tho
.hest intent Of selection against The Lawyers Title
Insurance Coz but simply the result OF business
application the par- Of 'he Title Guarantee and Truss
Co. to send ogt ous circulars with own and ito
expense it, list o purchasers and MORTGAGES Of real
estate privilege which ready to accord 10 your
Company should you at any desire IT,
am glad to ind such an excellent. wise. and far,
reaching Organization Of my brothers at the bar
enclose draft OF my report which Will be submitted
70 the Trustees o. this Company.
Yours respectfully.
GEO. W. VAN sICLEN
OF Counsel Holland Trust Co. and Committee Policies
OF Title Guarantee Companies.
COPY
New-York. July II, 1888
t. The Executive Committee u The Holland Trust Co.
GENTLEMEN Ia accordance with the resolution
passed 20 the Aplh meeting OF A, Committee, have no
l-4.'d The ORGANIZATION,
plans and methods " thc Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pauy this city, and Ind them perfectly satisfactory,
hat accordance with the Aforesaid resolution
hereafter, ochaf OF the Holland Trust Company,
accept policies % the Aforesaid company n>uring
the titles of property upon which may end money,
upon which -aal accept bonds and mortgages co-
lateral. Yours lcslctflu.N.
GEO. ". VAN sICLEN,
Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
4 p1crrRE OF NIB. MARsH sprmrEp AwAY.

John D. Townsend. the lawyer, went 20 Police Head
quarters yesterday demand Property Clerk Har
rio portrait Of Luther T. Marsh painted by freeland
which was tria OF the Debars
at the T0mbs recently The picture among others
loaned court but 20 removed with the rest
10 Police Headquarters trial. and It cannot be
found Tombs. No official tell the painting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
roR THE wEsTcnEsTER COUNTY CONVENTION.

FVh IFIE T. T III IN W IT I ~
The Republicans Of The town Of Rye held caucus
on Friday evening with J. ". Lounsbury In the cnar
and C. D. Camp acting a. secretary. They elected lhe
following delegates 10 the Republican County Convcn-
ton 10 be held at White Plains Wednesday Noah
W Tompkins IT, C.. Wlcks. j. VI. Fields Frederick ".
sherman. John ". Downing. William L. Ward. d. ".
Iounsburv John ". sckcls and John Sherwood. The
elerat ION vas Instructed vote for aptain harle
H. Palmer formerly postmaster Of Port Chester ioi
-Nar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
mi, order was maintained until

Inls order was maintained untl NE second urn
% Matinicock. when the order Expert. Amanda
Twilight, Nah, srenc The susie :. capsized in d
puff al 10 while the port tack heading for Matn-
cock The crew climbed up her sides. and the big
nayiland came alongside and righted the little one
she was baled out and iowed TO LarchmOut by an
oyster sloop. The Nahl. with little ballast nearly
capsized several times. a summary Is;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
rrncr YATES RENoNuNATED.

Schenectady y Y. sept. 15.-The schenectady
County Republican Convention to-day renominaied
Judge A. a. yates Tor Assembly J. g. l. Alderman
wa. nominated for County Treasurer, and James B.
Alexander for County tlefk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
YACHT RACES At LARCHMONT.
THE EXPERT WINS, WHILE THE SUSIE S. CAP
SIZES AND HAS TO BE TOwED TO LAND.

At LarchmOnt yesterday fine match-race was
sailed By the j.b and msnsal boats entered In the
club list. The wind the starr was east By south.
and By O'Clock shifted 10 south and remained so.
fresacniug toward the finish The committee
were H. Willard, E. J. Grcacen and i. NJ. scott. The
race was for $3.50 first prize first class 500 sec
ond prize, first boat II second class, and 800 10
.ocond boat second class Besides this the owners
put In $50 each for sweepstakes independent Of the
club prize The from the buoy on Hen
and Chickens Reef 10 and around Matnicock Buoy and
return sailed twice over making sixteen miles The
tame AZ MatLnlcock was In tbs order:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
Announcements.

f. & w. THE SPOKANE COLLAR. E. a. w
NEW DESIGN COLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Pearly white teeth. sweet breath. No tartar
or sore gums Myrrh Tooth soap Best dentifr CO made
druggists. Depot % Dev-st. postpaid. IS cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
A Cnse of Yellow Fever

IN this ciry gives ust cause with
the OF sdopti1z preventive measures Burn
DEONAPHTHOL PAsIILLEs your apartments and use
DRONAPHTHOL toilet and bath and danger avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

tho aver aye (2 being 7o lower the correspond
Ing day last year. ami i@o hfher than on Friiay.
In and this city to-day there VIII pFoeaoJ "
far weather followed by light rams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

the election Of Governor Eagle Dr. Norwood claims
TO have been elected by 1000 majority The Repub-
Leans and Union Labor party OF Arkansas nave
decided To fuse on the Presidential TICKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
ilolitical Notices.

Hcndsunrter- for POLITICAL NIT BANNERS Trans
parr4c.es anl Campagn Equipments. send for banner
circular quDmrnt Catapa
NJ. r. LEVY & co. 27 Wooster-st. y. Y.
Ponrcal Net Banners ansst designs Campaign Equip
largest stock. lowest figures
CAMPAlGN BANS r. AND OUTFIT CO,
- NrSEI--r. " Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
AT THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
and all first-class places, ..
Ruby Royal "-sc," exquisite dry red champagne.

CAMPAIGN SUITS AND EQUIPMENTS.
see the new flannel Campaign -uirs. I lash Terchse
AMI other novelties at spaldings 2fl Bway. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

WORCESTER BANKING HOUSE SUsPEYDs
Worcester. Mass, Sept 15.-Messrs. Charles p.
whiting q Co., bankers, VIII be obliged to suspend
business al least temporarily. Two attachments were
served yesterday Of II 900, by jerome WhcelOck
and one Of 81 100 by Dr. John T. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Fall River Mass, sept. - l@pecial-Ihe menhaden
catch il the largest known for years. Large guam
dries OF the fish being packed and shipped West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

Ladies' Of fashion and refinement recommend
CoRNEIs BENZox COSMETIC Tor whitening the han1a.
Sold by d Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
nARRLED

KLTNE-DAvTs-At tho residence Of the brides parcnta
Washington Heights Sspte nicer H. lsss. by the Rev.
/. r. white. william II. Kline and Lillian u. ;. Davis,
both Of this cirV.
LEST TR-DAVIS-Tuesday, september II. az home.
Warrington Heights civ. Mrs sophie Victoria SANDERS
DAVIS 10 Mr.. AsOury Lester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

THE BABY WILL THANK YOU
II you use the Dogs Head" brand Of Guinness Stout
bottled In London BY Read Bros sold by ali LEADING
grucars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16


Of the Nervous sys'- Genito Urinary Organ
Impotence and sterility Hours 5 &C H. 8 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

In the diagram a continuous limo the barometer
fluctuations yesterday observed Al the Jnitei
NgnAl this city The dash
temperature noted ~ Hudnur pharmacy 2l5 Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFYcE sept l6-l m.-The weather yesterday
clear. Tho temperturs ranged between So 70 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
MI NJ s Quay, Chairman OF tho National Republican

Dear sip. The window glass workers organization
decided put three Of their members in the ted 70
speak Tor Protection. namely. Patrick Clary, A. NJ Ham
nett and James Campbell. As the republicans In Con-
rress voted AGAINST the Mills bill and dif all IN their
power % prevent aud passage the RepuD
can platform guarantees protection TO the American In
du-trie, and worKmen, and the fight this
fa the maintenance Of the nigh standard the
American workmen have attained under the system of
Protection which the Democratic party seeking 70
destroy therefore placed three at
disposal " your committee speakers. They Will
20 anywhere and committee Viii pay all the expenses
speakers The organization have decided 10 do all
they 20 defeat Cleveland and every who voted Tor
tho Mills bill which. II law. Will force the
this organization work for large reduction
u wages. Yours respectfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
WINDOW GLASS MAKERS FOR PROTECTION
OFFERING TO PUT THREE SPEAKERS IN THE
FIELD AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE

Pittsburg, sept Is (SpecaD. The Window Glass
Workers Association Of America has done a greater
thing for Protect and the success Of the Republican
party than secretary Litchman did when he resigned
his Office. The following ofiic al letter made public
tonight explains the matter conci,cly yet fully
Executive Office window Glass Workers Assembly
No. 300, Knights ~ Labor,