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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
AGRICULTURAL ANNEX OF D. B. HILL. LIMITED.

AGRICULTURAL ANNEX OF D. B. HILL, LIMITED.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: There Is q growing impression that the
Farmers Alliance. 80 far as this county Is concerned Is
to be used as Hill Annex" for the coming election
One Of the officers Is F. VI. Cole. Editor OF "Tho
Wndham Journal who Is loud brawler fer I'LL,
Rum and Reform. lie has recently announced In
tho columns Of his paper that the Alliance Is I'm favor
Of o. " Sage, the present Asscmblyman from Greene,
and Is pronounced in favor OF l. II. Maynard as the
Democratic member OF Congress from the district.
Several officers OF the league here t. day In at
tendance at the Fair who also Democrats. They
open coating tho election OF Sage the next
Asscmbyman, and the Democratic ring arc on hand
from CatshL hobnobbng and copuctting With the
members. Mr.. Spauldng, Of the state Agricultural
Society. who is Democrat. gave address largely IL
not entirely devoted to the wrongs OF the farmers and
presented several arguments In favor OF the election
Of farmer to the lower branch OF the Legislature,
while beans and bccts and and radishcs and all
products Of the farm left untakek about. Not
word the potato bug the pcStfcrous caterpillar
but eloQuence floating free and loose As to the
political needs OF the Greene County voter: 1t may
have been an accident but this advocate OF farmer
the legislature had rNMcmher sage. who Is coal
leAlsr at Catskiu. as his companion In his carriage
ride to the grounds and upon the PLATFORM ,,
1t may as well be understood that sage is hliis
candidate for the legislature and his hackers are
seeking to use tho Alliance as an aid TO secure MIN
his seat 1t was HIS influence In sending largo
sum from the breeders Fund that carried him through
last fall.
\ curious and fitting nnal commentary on the enort
to make the Alliance adopt sage !. that not only Is
he not a farmer. but he /, merchant ana also ono
Of the directors and upholders OF the Catsk Nntona
Cairo, y. ". Aug. %. 1900.
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POsiOQice Notice.

-
Posiolic~ Notice.
ShIVld /" daily by Iii nj res. d. u change, may
or o:c.,;n .ontr.cs ncl no, be specially ad:
when 1t i lies duplicate, Of banking and com.
ser. t Si tn, h." t..os. i.., s,aiiAo ''
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j" t;r 'o''a iira va L"o' pr : FoAhall. from
r IT, 30 y" l scs sSd other M Euro:
va '" ~. '0"' n".t h. Gr, ia ~r Hs.s. tse
a ; aY If lad n s' af vi; sc si"1a r %Ss g:
a. D. H.. io n,,ns'. inas.a Port d. l'alN and caps
@ ii, M. ay ak Must for be ra a'.e I'd
Il "a rc town. at a. a., A. or tuorc pc.
r "t y, 20 ".'n~T o r r, " pr o. a' Ss.s.
>ortan ptoa AID i.r I'm :; r., nut l." airssea
xcor ,a"I Vi, An,a'-p our. aus. b. d,rectd pc.
N% tr u, ' IT,: AGonda,A at D. N. Cuba.
pr ;, VIA iI"aaA at !; y NJ lo' ror,o Rice
~ :. ). o,'r. ron >cw.".l.aa.; 'tsp ~ for Blue
nod AID \",n - ' ar I 'F Nr rer ans:
Augusta so%'aps" ,; AID alar IT.. Z, Plat.
co,r,r,.. 'iIH ", ra; Tor ST rh"n., AID CROW Via
IL ra4 %.' r 70, Ia @' ana ~"
%: MY@s'% : t.. ,us" o. Gr n ,nl, r : and
all, t H. 'i,, ;"n, ~, E'S {" ddanri,9
"rcr irio -: a. a. ~. Tor tian'" >w.t,"rlind.
tE SPIN 'f' m "'% 10, 'H S,G ac "a N""'" @is:
,".i, ~, Glasgow tl,',rs h. directed CIR.
ga ~ for ,.r"t i:i'i.n " i.nd ''ria IN:
~ Rome tG,,pwn "tt'r- TO- o'hrr 'nt""ai cmi:
,r,,, n..' ln directed pr cry ~ ;om' a. ~
. m ID. GERMANY r"nmak. S"" :n Npsmav Uhri,ti'niO
and rrs,la ,rr r tlttt for other
per In. 50 4. To- a." N'th"i lIn6s drcts
,rr : ul,am. i;ot,.rd N l''''"- must b" dr't"d
vir.a,a FOR .aprn ru>ram di,"": and Other
N,\r-u states va ,'rn1 must ~ d'r'"t'l y per
Viirava - a, 10 ~ for inidau and io"aao l"r
,l,s AZ Tor Cent ~ Nr't! ! ana >"'tH taflno
must h. directed Colon - Of u a. M Tor Vrn",uss
and Cnrnran also Savani, va IRA 70 l", lnnS-
drnhs tl"tt-". for other Colombian lrrt~ must DE- a.
per Ph'iiG"l.hia ~; T. ~ u" %, wn,nct,
"tt"r- for fpr Z r,rr" AID Iu.r,r Dirt an9
other r>ran Nt,t"s ", Vera cruz must DE- drected
'Stv1,Y-WS D. NJ. for Tru>iilo Ter =. r. Ifoughs
ivy Wall, for Ams.r,a Now Enc',nd fiswai'an: FIJI and
samoan I.,nds ucr Nom"da from san Frnnrisco),
Y""yorE - . 9 ,rranin. vi,h british mails for Aus.
i,ali,i Malls Chna aud Jarar per CIV Of RIO
ianrro (f,on san la""iso, rl"-" h"'c >c'"1"r ~,
.. 40 D.. MaIiS .H" Soc "y ,'',"i,: 70 snip
ond there ,y steamer clos, at NJ. al" dl!iv ~ 80
~ m Mall. for M,nr'oa br r' ~ Rrton. and thencs
hy steamer clos. at tn Office ial" a. go m Mails
ia ing Monday an1 Th"r,v- Fl o. 'h's ono" dsiv
~ 40 a. ~ Ma''s To- v'c' oy.rl"d nr"ss specially
Addressed for iisp'tch b" t AMER c'o,c at this ONCE ditN
re schrd,l" o. rns'n" Of 'rrs Pa'ih" m.rs T. aP:
,arcrd tho pro unron o. th'r rn'n" rirf"f Overland
tr,ns! TO Sa, fra",i N'i:s r. wing
Il. an 81" sns tho me az NAH eie:
AZ p M p''''ScSc; ssSS TEt,r VAN ccrr re.rs.sA
4ssseGes. Hsw.yesk. n. IL Ssp:sne0 II IA
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Vic" President and thci Engineer.
Phoeniyville Penn. sept. ~. $50.


To Nh Ed ItOr OF The T r bmno.
SIT: In the obituary notice Of the death Of George
i. OvcrinG, August -. III" writer SAYS. he was
III AN inventive mind. and his Ncipo'an bonnet was
by women ~ fashion for many years throughout
the country From this II T. inferred tOnt h" was
the inventor. which inference would he pleased TO
have yon correct. am not only the inventor Of the
bonnet but named It. and also made the machine for
weaving the braid OF which the bonnctS were rom
posed. There is no question that the bonncis were
WON by women Of fashion for many year, throughout
the country and also abroad. n, hive In posses
sion letter dated buckingham Palace" Jun" l., 1877.
acknowledging the receipt 0f bonnet which ! sent
10 The Queen. Her SECRETARY speaks III II ~ the
mos, beautiful bonnet Of peculiar Manufacture which
Her Majesty Is must rrarlO,i>ly pleased 70 accept
CHARLES l.. NOE.
Bergen Point. Y. j.. sept. -. l-0O.
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BRING TIE LINCOLN DELEGATES TOGETHER.

Tothe Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: A friend suggests that reunions OF sur
yiyo:, arc In order, front company 10 all army
corps. from school class to definrt baseball f"o'
whv not one Of tho delegates that nominated Abraham
Lincoln In 1867
I was q delegate TO that convention from Northern
NewJerscy. +. 7. Frclnghuysen and Rphram Ward
OF Morris County were among my associates. They
are dead. John /. Blair still survives. Others: no
donhf have gone before. Probably not one third r.
main but our work survives and helped TO mako this
country what II Is today. ...,. . =. .
Rspubiicso In those days. Ought ~ not 70 emosIm
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HOW MIR. HEATrIE DOES HIS DUTY.

roth Editor OF Tho Tribune.
Sir: What remedy is there for the neglect Of tho
Street Cleaning Department TO remove garbage from
private rcsidcnccs1
nv family has suffered all summer. and more or
less for a year. from this nuisance. have made
four written complaints 10 the ChambcrSst. head
quarters and twice TO the president OF thu board OF
Health. Each complaint has brought mai from
tho Chambcrs.st. o1icc to my house. who has made
q few inquiries, and left with promises OF better
attention Cor the future, and for few days an I'm
provcmant has followed but very sonn the old state
OF affairs returns In every instance.
Last week tho garbage was removed twice dunnS
the week. Tuesday aud Friday, but the accumulation
has been gathering since Friday morning last ana
stood IN the garbage saturday and over sunday.
and was there At a. IN this. Monday. morning when
I left the house for business and the stencil from II
simply intolcrabc.
This state Of affairs exists all along nmr street and
IL certainly l. very Injurious T. health and to the
personal comfort II residents.
We pay our take. and perform our part OF the i'm
plied contract with the CITY
What 4, the rrfncst; can such "ae" he reached
through the courts, and whom must We aftnrk' Ny
self aud some Oi n"ighbor> are disposed 10 mako
u fight for onr rights. but don't Just know no" u
begin the battle. amman r
Scw.York, sept. 2, lao WE>I l..DSA'
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Un,.rOPfvG TP A PHOTOGRAPH.


from TIL" photographic Herald
h,m,r,,,, ami, .,,,nu Of naI ethics in ph'h";
,r,nhy /, Ia hr l,d ~ the pDi"grnl ri III IN VT
6, iurI dl.,r"i VII" had offer. OCCASION Ia '.,'
negatives 81 cattle aud lOr-">. lie oF'f.ihl', y"
difficulty ~ often experienced ~ the alinl' h,n
inc their tail, ard .prug the exposure b' i"' J"
,,cnioIs r\ucdicn; II k,aping large ana N!."i ~
ointment III native, oi cows aud h"r>r> t"n' iI'"
,,lch he crc,cd one that matched that 81 any tN'n
sn,c,mcu and printed i III. having previously Si"Pl"u
~, ,hc ,ro.. II th1t Wa blurred by notion.
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ACCIDENT on TIE ERIE.

A serious wreck occurred at the Ridecwo"i Ihncti'u
NJ the Erie Railroad about 10 O'Clock saturday hchs
cansnc traffic 10 be delayed six hours and wrchihg
a dozen cars and a locomotive. Tho way freight Oh
the main line was backing from . siding after TIC
n.ssaoc OF the express train when a heavy freight
train on the BERGEN short cut crashed into It, The
engineer and fireman jumped and escaped nnhurt'
The track was torn up for era orh All
night repairing tho damage. westbound trains were
strung along for three miles before being chaoIeA 10
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THE FREEMAN'S RIGHT no VOTE.

ENFORCEMENT OR ABANDONMENT THE ISSUE.
TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir The struggle for full freedom and equality before
the law precipltated In tho emancipation and
legally settled in the adoption Of the amendments.
The settlement Is rcsisted-in fact annulled.
Has the Government the power, and will It exercise
its power. to enforce the verdict Of the Nation thus
expressed shall the will OF tho majority OF tho peo-
pic be thwarted and popular government rendered .
farce and lie before the world
II the free expression Of the people be not guaranteed
through the untrammelled deposit Of ballot and
the result OF fair count sustained let us surrender
the pretence.
For nearly twenty-five years the civil issue has been
to whether the verdict shall be executed or annn!led
Better that 1t be abandoned than that the form OF It's
acceptance be used as the means Of its annulment
Arc we ready to abandon the verdict and the citizen
ship OF the race cnfranchised1
Plttsburg, Aug. 10, 1890. .
l.. I. GILDERSLEEVE.
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years ago. 1t is wonder 1t ever came In. You
buy meerschaum pipe cheaper than you can French
sweet-brar. don't mean to say that the American
smoker will ever 60 far as to smoke pipe on the
street. but for home and ofcc comfort he has already
taken up the pipe In the way have mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
GETTING 1T WDU'N roo FINE.

From The ritt>hurg chronicle.
A foir yc,r old boy. whom We Will call jimmy. hNcd
no, long ago with his partal on one "t w" nEin"rh>
Fast End street, which we Will designate 10y the nam"
uf Mud. . 80, ., ., ~
Mulijtudes Of East Finders will recognize Their own
avenue under this name. That IL. IL they d.; deep
tnoigl to reach II. , 49,.
Iltrr ,mmy'S parents moved "a paved street.
and his mamma gave him This little lecture:
Now Jimmy. you must not get yourself all mud
dicd nm ~ Won used 70. We live on all asphalt street
now and Won have no excuse for pot keeping clean y
soon after this, Jimmy was PLAYING nca: his new
home with some bad boys and he picked up pr"fane
word TWO. -,
ON making ,,-r Of the" words in the presence Of his
NAMING Lr was severely rrp'imand"d. w.icrrupon he
inquired ., - AN, - -, -, ,,.,. ,,, y,
Give Ready Attention And Prompt Treatment to
ali Affections Of the Bowels. Narrh0ca Cholera Nor
lu, Dy,cn,cry, &c Dr.. Jaynrs Carmna.ivc Eal>n:n
,nods immediate relief, and ,pc dig cures these COM
plants. -
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A NEW FoLDrp COLLAR
~. I w." oTTvXwA =. W."
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EDITORIALS COMMENDED.

TO the Editor Of The TT ibuncv
sir: The admrall, edit rialS In this mornings
issue Of Your paper entitled The West side and the
Elevated Road and The summer Vacation. should
IL. widely read. and their WISE suggestions fllowcd
The former comments itself ut once "a all West
Sidcr>, and the Latter nnnOt fall to interest and T. De-
approved Is all ,rgh'tu. \mcrif ans II IS u brl,f
hut conyin, inr lay sermon whoe timely md val'iab
lessons should H.. hc,drd by all iciirr>. u. ID.
New York, Aug. 81. $50
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KEEPING IMPROPER HOrRS.


From The Lewiston Journal. A.,
,,n, r, d.,,i,, n. sentinel when the 11th Maine
wa near ,ulIrppcr. and Wa told I" !" very H.
and not IT, let any one or AWNING IT" ILL., ,:,, ,I.
,nnk his nlorr and al went we'll until orlrk 'h'
ncxt mor,ug when Il" h ari the sound 81 some o'
nIproarhIng HIATT y"nNi Ia,. VII ~, ', 'nu
.han ~ "'rb, officer o the day responded tine ""
c"mcr and gave the rounirrsen. :" And f,iIh. by :
Pat land villa, n>mc>> has the o''rcr Oh tnr On, 10
hurt hole ihrlgh yc." And tho officer lad 10 c'c'1.
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.ylTOR UTSffr'K ON THE TARIFF BILL.

..n,,. I, sock vln h'r" from washington v"-
trrdA, sad -. IL" prs at ''"n- ""'' t''' inc ''h
ference committee % tho 1aff I'LL would get az u"ir
k without DELAY ani th"r" would b" an "a'V M
,ourunnt n" aid a- that he did not DOUBT uat IN"
Tim. fp reno, Inc bonded eG- world IN ">td'd IN IN"
bill from November T. I'hfnai, l. a. the "''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
DEDICATED Br BISHOP o'FARRELL.

somcrville ". J.. sept. II spccan. ccrc-
monies marked the dedication OF the Church OF tho
Immaculate Conception this morning. The exercises
were conducted hy Bishop OFarrcll, OK IrentOn as
sisted By Il number Of priests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
No SYMPATHY FUR TIE BUILDERS.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: think the builders and brick dealers ~ view
York city should not have one particle OF pity from
any one, no matter how much they may suffer Ticy
were too unmanly TO oppose the tyranny put upon
them, and now that the manufacturers OF brick have
taken I'M the fight that should avc been theirs. they
u, not help. feel "a though II would be perfectly
right for them 10 bc made to feel that although the
gnden calf may seem good 10 them 10 worship, yet
there is "a God OF Justice. MANHATTAN.
New. York, sept. 10, 1850.
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SECRETIRY NOBLE II TOWN.

JOHN w. Noble S"cIctry 81 IA" Interior. IS a guest
At the Windsor lotl. having arrived tci' on SATURDAY
from Richac,d Springs. whci" he La, been spnting
short vacation. Nj Noble. who looked IN" pictli" 81
GOOD health said last night h> business her" was
not Of d pubic character. II" merely making q
short stay before going OH 10 Washington.
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TIE TRIBNE'S CIIArTAvorA LETTERS
~ hu

o 7 n =: r q 7 10 OF I TT TT UU HC'
sir: A. member Of the {. l.. :. C.. ann reader
OF your paper. would say you deserve great praise
for giving much Of .our space To the cause of the
great reading circle. believe you are doing great
deal Of good bringing before the people tho inside
view Of this Institution, Of which the majority only
know the outs Id". j.. y. klNuSLAND.
New York, Aug. IL. 1890.
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Brick Church. Sept. 2. 1850
rnthA Editor Of TheT Tribune,

sir: enclose herewith my check on BANK OF
America for 500 20 for The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
This is tho proceeds Of little fair gotten mp by three
little girls the eldest of whom is eleven old. the
others nino and ten. They have been preparing for
it for some time and always With tie Fresh-Air
Fund IN view They all sorry 1t came so late
in the season. but hope it may be OF servire to some
children who see less OF the country and health and
less fresh air than they. iOn may call it from
children's fair at WaiscOtt. L. L. Yours very truly
WALTER EDWARDS.
Sacaronack, y. y. Sept. II, 1900
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PROFESSOR n lRpER SATISFIED rs NEW HAVEN

New Haven. Conn. >"p'. ~ ff''''>"r W. w. u"
nor Of Vale who lately RETURNED from III" N'-t VIA
cs,r o., ,i., and M ASKED Il he Intended 10 accept
the prr ,d.,,.y ~ IA" Ianti>t University M N
,,cu H.. sud 1h'y Az u.t,luc certain pr"''h'a
mons 10 me-, INT Am h'pnl here ~ View liav"n ava
sin ns i,nnh.nr much g.! .:iug ont there. h"i" I"
.tay here for som" tim T. tome.
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SELF EVIDENT PEOPOSITION.
n tbo Editor of IT IA a TT n u n a.

sir: Tho who pcrcliancc. having rejected all
other features. will not buy The smnda, 1rilhnc "r
the sake alone Of reading E" That taroiny Gal i
Ilc:dlc,> sOullrss, unii,crtrd l,i:allcl"pipcdo .
Sew York, sept. ., lhgo. !. y.
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Hub Punch Is delicious IN flavor and delightful n tn
palate. Hub Punch and celebrations go well together
Groccrs and Druggists.
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sir: Enclosed please find four dollars (S4) 10 90
used as YOU think best In giving few days OF health
and Measure 10 some poor child. We rejoice in the
splendid work you are doing, and read with In
terest the accounts of the little ones sayings ana
doings occasionally published in The Tribune. May
some real lasting good be done by our little mite 70
one az His little ones who said lnasmuch rs 20
have done 1t unto one Of the least OF these my
brethren We have done 1t unto me.
MRS II. ID. BILKLET.
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Announcements.

DIR. LYoXs PERFECT TooTH POWDER
Xeeps the teeth clean and white and purhes the broA
An elegant toilet Luxury Sold overy IS osatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

When baby was sick, "" gave her Castoria,
When she a child. she cried for CastOfla,
When she became MIS-. she clGnc H. Castora.
When she had ChiIdrn. she gave them CastoitA
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Victoria Hotel
SHAW, Broodwa, and 27h.st. Entirely new In -
appointments. American and European plan.
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POrATO FLOUR. IRON

One taken every night stimulates tue liver. car
bile improves the digestion and Appctleol
Carters Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Tho hair. when dr'sscd regularly with Barry's Trtf
cOvh, so.t1cs> lu tr" thkne vfor ans
cXiby that wonderful It Is the life blood OF the hatrs
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.WdRRIEU.

BtLI.-JAMic Tuesday. september .. BY Row VILLAS
4. Ht.inc. Jo- .ih ". Bull Emma 4. James. both
Of llar,,n.
1lNNEY -MAHNIN-At home. Montcalf. y. j., %
Tursl1y. September II. by Rev. 4. n Bradford D De
aii.> corn"s A. Marvin to Mr.. John Tenney OF Phlle'
dcph!a, PcnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Pain In the Sde nearly always comes from disordere
liver. and il prom pity relieved by Carriers Little Live
Pils Don't forget his
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VEST lc3D ST.
FALSE R,'MoR ABOUT TIE KINzt'A vIADt'Cr.
To thu HdItnr OF The Trlhnne.

FALSE Rt'MOR About TIE kINLtA NIhD''l.
70 the Editor 9th Tribune.
sir: The report having been widely circulated hy
the press that the great klnzua vadu't. on tho 'c
OF the New York. Lake Erie and Western Ralrosd Is g.
e removed account Of IT, not being strong enough
and that Lnr 1, contemplated. ! addressed the
following letter ~ Mr.. Charlie, ". luchholI the ell
gnccr OF bridge and bn.li.ne, hr ih> company.
I'hocnixvillc. rcun.. sept !. 800.
Nv dear Mr.. I:uchloh
heard that III" kinhua Nlain't Wa I" I've ",.nrr
abandoned or removed and new lin" was 'o'trm
plated bc iuiit. writ" I" AK y"u whether this
rIm"r l. correct. and II would ask III" reason why
shown signs 81 w"aLii'>, ~ any part such IL
loose rv"ts. any cNcr>,'c drt" ti'n or lateral N"
tlon All II which d"iit vcy much Kindly let
nc hear from Won ~ Your earliest convenience.
rclidln. toHrs wy frIh.
A. i"NIANo.
To which Mr.. Iuclhon replied a. follows
N"w Iorh. sept :. 80.
Dear s.r: la answer to Iuur favor II the 4th INST
| beg {" that the au.i"un'"n"nt that the kin|"a
Vi,dnct :, T., 10, ab,rdorrd u hrw, paper rnn"r
hr.ri nothing "f IL until last week. ~h'l" wac /"
tlHra.O.
This structure Ia, shown no Signs 81 weakness, q"
any Kind aud maintains II, fail crI",'v Or III" ,t-
II dc.i.i"d 10 rari'. Re, pee ANY yours.
CHARLES ". HtlIloLz. ca Engineer.
This v.ainI y o." Of Ia m"-t important railway
structures IN the world and |, ~ rr"t construction.
having been huilt In I--2. II 1. :oi3 feet | ne. 0i
feet at IT. greatest height aud divided Int" group, -"
>pan, OF fort, and ,i>ty feet ALTERNATELY II is de
signed FOR carving trains ~ c'nr'rd consolidation
engines. each engine Weighing lGl $40 p1undN on a
wheel base 81 forty five feet Tire" inches, and -a.cO
pounds on a wheel has" {" fourteen feet nine inches
II f., proportioncd Ia v>st wind prr>sur' Of fftv
pounds per sluac foot on Tho unoah~l structure aud
thirty pounds per square foot Oh the ladrd .rictmN
Under the above loads 10 part 81 the 'triciur j.
strained more than ON" mn Of II" ul'imai" strength
all the railSid bridges now IN daily Use.
AD,I.rIIIs ROMANO.
Vice President and Chief Engineer.
Dlpc wi Sct I III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

POTATO FLOUR, IRON.
nrst rate house at Antwerp. dealing on very lareo
scale IN Potato Flour lamated Iron OF ali kinda,
rails small beams plates. etc. ETC. (nrst brands) ~ do.
sros opening connection with the importers OF thcso
goods In America. -
Please apply to T. II. VENEMA.
Antwerp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Notices Of marriage must be tndcrsed with fup
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Keeps negligee shirts. flannel. cheviot and stle
fabrics, o. 50 70 ss. 600 and Gil Drosaway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

HExaY 4: DAx!ELs: \. D. -,
pseeses q 1c Nervous Syssem ,sease vstsao ofeaaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

Eleven thousand one hundred and eighty mine chill.
drcn have been into the country this year for
their fortnchts vacation. In addition TO this 1oO20
,eonc have sent to Excelsior Grove for GAYS
Excursion This is by far the best showing OF any
year sinca the work began.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
AnnouncemeoN.

NEW FOLDED COLLAR
~ 4 ~ oTTUxWA - W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15

The dismal prophecy has been mad" that coffee VIII
soon cci>r Ia be the Leverage II the people. that the
ulant /, diving ont AID i:ii 'rlwrr> giving mp II
p.u,.ipn aud turI1ue thc.r a;tIt"n Z" ~" rN NJ at
tea, II i, hlutr tina; iLil~i ia'" Ia tea Ih> Would
,r a great Triumph for the ha'itnn to- !rinlrr wh'
s,,ru, the fragrant DRINK Inch /, made from the COTE
berry, Converts would b. forced t. hi belief Dy the
ten, of thousands. Wien all rhi> shall come 10 pass.
we may see men closing elaborate dinner with cup
of coffee snail a. thimb.c,. NJ cafes III" precious
liuuid would De dealt ont Al Ellpn> pr'r ana coh'%
voud bee ,uir AN aiiaIiu. r\triNaEanrr only 10 b.
f,ud a, tic l,nuurt OF a rul,.tn Lmtullu-- 4 Injury
To- c compared with iroparIa de- lN'"i pearl rus.
IA ,vcycr all depends upon thr .ulilm'ii ot mclil
hok pr.riltiun. NrnnW lilr. ~ Doubt men VIII
continue drink their roifc" freely with deep graft
,-duCtiVc charms.