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New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
VIGOROUSLY PROTESTED AGAINST BY SINCERE
TEMPERANCE WORKERS


ro "a. EDITOR Of The Tribune.
Sir: The recent attacks that have been made uy
members Of the W. {. r. t. on the ViccPrcSdcnt Of
the United states and more recently on Mrs HARRISON
are 10 be deplored Reports started and imme-
diately without investigation, they are spread broad
cast throughout the land. and statements not verified
bv facts are made intended 10 damage the reputation
Of those who should have respect. At the recent
convention Of the W. G. 7. t. in Chicago ccPre'i
dent Morton was publicly accused Of having established
in connection with apartment house when he owns
a bar. II is probably the fact that he had nothing
10 do with the matter personally. Ana iatcr MIS-
Harrison is said 10 have treated the Pan American
delegates to punch, and, although Denied inc ruhor
is believed by those anxious 10 do so and used as
weapon to iniure the good Christian woman VINO pre-
sides in the White House.
The reason is evident Tie WOman's Christian
Temperance Union has allied Itself 10 political
party and is ndulging in political methods. When the
Union first started looking TO God for guidance relying
on prayer, it became great power for good,
and had il continued in this spirit its influence would
have been boundlcss, but il had introduced the Third
party question and the woman's suffrage movement
ana il had made break in the ranks widcsprcd
than NAV be supposed The East does not Jan
into line with the unions OF the West In the union
i'm which the writer is an officer not more than four
out of a membership OF tfty are for prohibition and
IL the Women's Christian Temperance Union con
tnucs 10 attack the heads OF this Government, some
Of it, members viii protest very cmpnatcaly. sian
dering the heads of our Nation VIII not heIp the
temperance cause, and praying Christian temperance
women had better adopt different method or return
TO the one which the original Womcns Christian
Temperance Union was founded - - . - -
a MEMBER OF THE W. c. T. L.
Richmond Iil l.. J., Dec. 27, 1889.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
/ ScnooNEE iRMED TO FIGHE
THE GEORGE W. wHlTFoED LKrfY TO CONF
IN COLLISION WITH A COLOMBIAN
GI'NB'l\T


rho .,boorcr George " Nhtford. which left this
mort for Colon ON FRIDAY last Is armed and equipped
., resist ,outurc bv the Colombian suuloai la F"l'.
-h. j.. owned lv t. ,,hcpp a CO.. the importers "i
,,,..,,t. The Whiiford has been for some time
plvine between thu, port anj tie san iI'' 'o'''
,dit. ,,arnoto knives. Watcrhurc watches and other
article. fol cocoauuts with the gulcc>' natives o' inc
san Lila, Coast
-, ,r,,, this MOTT with an assortment - article,
,l,,,i,tcd to bring down cocoauut, "u IN" same
coast Thcv cleared for santa Cruz, however 'n'
B, was ONLY when they arrived 80 >aui- 'ff iE't
,D,y concluded that they would carry the hr' 'r''
oilection 10 the coast Of san La- They got ''h''
f,ou SANTA Crl. went to Colon ana Then "''"'"''
from the Al,aldc a tr,du, hccu.o Z" 2" ." lh''"
rlro and hc,oud 70 trade with th" native. In'r'"
,l r, -, t,. .,nilci.t Of colon. on thr tlrl.I'.'
id. of tl. fthmu, Of Daricn. lu Iu"tt" ''''d'
lice. ono Eodic.iue. who go lt B. -all, ambitions '"
,,-l fin, ,o,o,nut weld ~ Chat part Of ~" ''' .'
rnroi,rh l. efforts ae .,cy York merchant, believe"
inc Colombian euuloat ID ropl captured TIE iN'
vessels Of Io-tc. IS Go.
Nl,r Nj ~,nepp heard 4 the seizure % th"
Foster yc--,l- lc went o. the colombian Con-u!'t" +"
cc ,,ba, precautions hc should take to prevent ik'
1,. o,.,f,llr. hI- vessels. The consul wa, absent
i, Washington with th- Pom american 'onsr"--. hni
l- representative informed him that II Do" cleared hr
,c.-,l from the Colombian Cou-uilir in ih, 'i' i'f
colon. and at that por. got trading license for '"
san Bias Coa g. ever, thu- would bee ali right Ihr-'
upon Nr ~,hcpp did 800. aud Instructed The 'ar'"'"
NJ the Whtiord 90 resist capture. The agent Of
Foster & CO. bro Cartarcua ha, written to n firm
.,yiug tat tine good, -cui n the -r1od ship -h@n.i
t'.y. f.rr tal..r tn Cartagcra or ~"ra. and landed
Duty should have been pad or them. ana then d"
trading license taken nut {" 900 down 10 lhr IN hl-
49,, me toint at issue seem, a. Dee tho authority
,f tbe Nl,aldc AZ colon to ne trading IT" pee
for the San Bias Cod.t Before ih" l'-i 'oi"m' u
rrvout .ou boo .-l Panama v1- -orcrrltn ~'ii', DOT
rfcrvar,l It became federal district governed d'iN
nom thc capital. Ihr coast whore th" American
.lIu. L.te le.u trading docs NOT hr within or" moss
federal province. and g. % .'cm-. tine captain 81
In Topa refuse. 10 recognize o." H-ht oi th" A'tdr
of Colpu Zoo grant q trading license.
NJ Fcrri-. the manager of l. ~'hcpp " CO. .aid
~. tcrlay: We hav" douc all that va, required "l
. Iy fhc representative Of the Colombian "oN'ru.
ncnt in mi. oty. and Il our ,c.-c B, nieriercd with
there VIII hc light
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THEY SEEM SURE KILLERS,
TESTS OF ELECTRICAL EXECUTION
THE MACHINES AT SING SING NEED ONLY
crrcuT NrCHtSIC\L ALTERATIONS.

THE MACHINES At SING SING NEED ONLY
SLIGHT MECHANICAL ALTERATIONS
With the exception Of the chairman DR.. F. Mac
donald the members Of the special commission ap-
poptcd 10 test the efficacy Of the electrical machines
which Harold r. Brown has sold to the state arrived
i'm this city yesterday morning Whcn seen ON !"
reportcr Of The Tribune Professor Laudy of the Coum
ba school OF mines, member OF the comiAslo'' S''u
that it would be impossible to 90 into details resauE
the opinions of the commission at present Inc
extended report would be issued, in all probability III
about one week after the final experiments Eau p'o|
made at Clinton Prison next week
The repori. he thought would not be OF great
length Certain things had presented theH9oN''
which must be altered before the machine 'ouiu no
u.cd 10 execute human beings. sun thcsc "'i'
cultcs were not Of a serious nature Ihey "e'c mc'o
mechanical difficulties. There were no ,'""'',"'
defect, in the machines themselves ""'" '''
MACHINES were once fixed they would remain III
perfect order. - , ,,,
W. u.or, satisfied e he continued. "that they VIII
40 tI,cr work, The horse which We Killed welgh'u
about 800 pounds and the calf about l'o pouuuo pno
The strength Of the current used was about Low
volts The death was almost instantaneous "' l'"N' "
nearly 50 as can be expressed by any No'" -
ro,. cvuerimcnts rs 10 artificial respiration were o
ovcontionaI interest. Aftcr cutting open lhc WIN"
nine he inserted a tube. and then by the use "i Il
tIovs was able 10 induce perfect inhalation ana eN-
hal,fon II was almost impossible to believe 'h't
the animal was not alive, perfect was the ACTON
Eut the heart did not beat and life was cnticN cN-
tinct Dr. Fell came over from Bniialo at the 'h'-
tation Of the commission. His experiments "cro
most satisfactory.
some unjust criticism has been cast upon '"V
commission because Of the presence of Mr. Brown at
tbc c&pcrirncnts lie owns the instruments ana i,'
a pcrfd,t rrt with the requisite perm Ion, U pa
tcct hi, property. He had nothing Wha'Trr ~ & Wv
nj experiments or tests u"NfN'i' '''''
carried ON independently of his presence -
Much opposition i- manifested I" the ny ma,'D ,,
- Lti,ir, th convct- ly the wardcus 0i the prisons
~b" do not like the idea Of being lord hlEh 'N''u
t+oncrs one thing. also. that sh"ulu hhc =" ,',
" ma t. commission had no desire To find tallt WIN
thc statement, i'm the pres regarding the cNprrnc,
The l,.rr,.cntativc- Of the pre-, were hol III %'I, %
-, lrdod and All the facts which could hc madc Punl
were cvcn to the reporters after the experiments
had been ended. , ..t.t.r t,,t tho
rcnort of The commission will be favorable TO Inc
electrical machines
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
LOCROCT"OF PHILADELPHiA PRIN1ERS
THE PRESS" FNGAGING Nrw coNPoslToEs-
THE MIS- DELAYING ACTION.

n Z
philadelphia. Jan. J.. fhc following notice wa'
posted in the composing room OF The Press mere ''
night:
owing 10 The vote Of the members Of The Pre-
rl,pci -hou.ng ihrir determination To violate ii'
agreement undcr which they came into this Office. ard
H. c,,,c,,t agreement made 30, rrpr. Is,
committee ou April ). l--'. wherein -nd committee
.ttl.d c d. hot propose tp maxi" any alteration D.,
our sale - price, clccpt Wl'h the consent of the cm
Ne therefore I'm view of thc threatening attitude
,..ii,, 4, ,ol,. tm. .tnt"iucut we'll a. do" uu
certain and cla-lvc answer Of The president Of thf
I,crlti,r Council of tine international I'ppgrhphca
ii,r I,,c L.cu Obliged to contract With ihc Naoul
p.Iut...' Protective Fraternity for new and pcrlnI
naui force rhc Irc-~~ VIII retain m t- employ ANY
-, H. ,ro-.,.t fnrrc who zee ni 10 remain under th,
new of.aui/atiou, aui viii guarantee permanent EN-
,,io,rrnt tn All r,od men.
'HfincrS "f iii chapel who see III not to remain ir
the employ oi The Pres viii please can at th'
"a hicr' d,.b any time to after 10 O'Clock fol
tIu .cttlcnIcnt II wage. f.. j. COOK, Manager.
4 special meeting of Typographical Union No. Wa.
ot once called for 80 O'Clock ths afternoon To take
action ON the DO lockout"
When -ccn Mi, afternoon III regard to the loci,
ont hlcut Ga-cr. of this union. ead " We con
denim the action of the hn-inc~f manager "f The
Pres in the strongest terms. II was a-iy and en-
tircly uucacd for. The notice posted At The Pres
Office D., faulty iu ono particular. W" never agreed
NOT to con- dcr the elevation Of the type setting prices
without thc consent of the nc",papcr pc'pl"
ON the other hand We agreed to withhold any action
ON the matter until after consultation win Inc
Pres, people,
Meeting, of Typographical Union 40. . and of The
Pres chapel of the union were held to day, bat
mining Of a unbc interest, IT j., declared hy those
present Wa, done. Al Of the locked out printers Of
The Pres" oday placed on the strike rncht
LIST (sT per wcch until they obtain employ mcni else
where. It i, said that The Pres management have
secured nearly fun complement Of men, ana ih't
they will experience little or no dnculty III ISSUING
thc paper n, usual Mc--r-. Jones. Plank ana others
of the Executive Council Of the lntcrnailonal TYPO
cflphcal Union are Apoctcd 10 return in this city
to morrow and a. they have complete Juri-dictiOn IN
the matter of h3 general demand Oi an increased rate
for composition, nothing VIII be done before Their
arrival.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE DEADLY COUPLER.
SHOCKING sTA1IeTICS OF THE SLAUGHTER OF
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
TO the Editor OF The Frtoune.
sir: Within month four or five men instantly
killed by the deadly electric currents in badly insulated
wires. This startled the people, and every paper in
the city felt called upon to protest against the danger
This is all right and cOmmendable.
Now will You allow me TO bring before your readers
some facts occurring at the time these lncmen
were killed. so startling that the death Of these men
seems TO sink into comparative insignfcancc. BE
tween october 10 and November D. just passed there
were in this Nation 100 railroad employees killed and
1856 manned, of them so badly that they viii be
helpless crippes for life. making total Of 23G This
many by actual count taken from The Railway
Age7-and further. il is safe 10 say, this number great
as it is for one short month. does not give all.
But the main object Of this writing is to call aten-
ton TO the astonishing fact that fifty nine of these
forty Of whom killed, and Of the other nineteen
most suffered the loss of one more lmbs-came TO
their death and los Of limb unnecessarily and with
less excuse than did those linemen. These Gfty-nine
young men, brave and faithful they were, met their
fate in coupling cars with the old form Of coupling and
by the use Of the old hand brake. when it is now
known beyond all question that there are safety
cOuplers and power brakes which, If put 20 would.
to great extent If not fully. prevent this fearful
waste OF life and limb 1t costs a little more money
20 make the wires safe. 80 IL costs little more
money 10 put automatic cOupers and brakes freight
cars.
But let NE again repeat. 50 that the awful truth
may come home 10 the minds OF your reader. MY
nine strong. brave. faithful young men. between
October 10 and November ~; almost an average !i
two day; aud, a. sald above, We're all IAc lic''
known il would be al least three day. bnt thct
drop here and there and .t's only brakeman and
the public do not realize the awfuInc>s Oh the reality
That automatic cOupers and brakes on freight car
would prevent, in great measure, this wholesale
slaughter, need only call attention 10 thc iact tdt
we seldom II ever. hear of a brakeman being killed
handling coupers or brakes on passenger train
II Dodre iowa Dec % l5-9
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
MEHsTEE,s LAST WOEDs.

10 tns Edftor Of Ths TribHne.
sir: | in Daniel Wcb,tcr's room when
he died / was helping tue nurse. George +.
Curtis, "E. b. Of Orange, and " Eli Perkins
are all IN error abou. Daniel Wcbst"r's last words.
,IIe did not say sti 1--we, as Curtis Neither
did he say: I'm not dead yet give me some brandy
The doctor came in, turned TO the nurse, and said
guess lie Is gomez
There was moments painful pause. when Webster
said with a choking voice:
Not dead yct-thc brandy
The humOrist Perkins got IL closer than the his
tOrian Curtis, but give II 10 yOn with utter accuracy.
CATHERINE RlGDON.
Marshhed, Mass, Dec. 2G, l--D
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Member ll '"' ID ~"lftF "l il1 sc
Hartford, Gem, Dec. u, l--9.
EVIL IXrLrEXcEs ~ AMERIcA.

TO me razor Of Thc TrtbUnt
Sir: notice in Oday's Tribune an item headed
Hebrew Anarchists Uniting" such an article
should have been published the first page. i'm large
type and headed " Americans Wake Up. NOur Conn
try is in Danger
II j. an outrage that such class Of foreigners, com
Ing to our country and seeking the protection Of the
American nag. should De allowed 10 hold meetings
for the purpose % spreading such revolutionary and
anarchi,tc principles II f. time something va, done
II the police have not the power 10 dp pcr.c meeting,
of thi, kind il should be given TO them "a once Tho
American papers should take mp thi, question and not
LET il res, until these Socialists and Anarchists are
nut down forever. II though the pres. a.
well a. individuals afraid or ashamed to stand
up for the rights Of the fcW Americans left in the
United states. EDGAR. l.. ALLYN.
Woodhavcn, l.. J., Dec. o. 1.-9
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
rooD r0R THE STARVING ~ KANSAS.

Wichita Kan, Jan IA train Of eighteen cars
left here last night for the destitute Ia stevens. Morton
and llodgcman counties. The ears are loaded with
clothing and food consisting of -four. meal. meat ana
groceries, which have been collected from this and
surrounding counties. The reports yesterday were
that several hundred persons were suffering. People
at the end Of the railroad at Liberal ready with
wagons to make an attempt To transport the relief
from forty to seventy miles to where II H. needed
II began 10 again Yesterday and II s believed
that the weather may get extremely cold and thus in-
crease the suffering.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
EPISCOPAL WORK AMONG HEBREWS
, - Il Il ifnr n The Tfi D. IL

Sir The discussion In Your journal concerning the
Christian Hebrew Church." requires, in Justice, that
the society thus referred 10 should bc distinguished
from another minsteriug 10 the same Caf,. En-
manuel Chapel, Scvcnth-st., between First and
Second IS the Episcopal centre Of Hebrew
gezaOn, caring for all. indeed with the largest
cathOlicity. while duly regulated by the orderly system
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church The Rev. John
Chamberlain is the minister in charge Of this arduOus
yet excellent work. J. llERNEY APPLETON
New York. Dec. 20. 1--g.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON
1 ElIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGFk TRAINS Leave foot toftlandt ana
Dr.bfu,,rS /, follows:
A. m. for Slatlncton and intermediate points
A l for Geneva Lyons. Emlra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the and principal local points taair car To
LYON, and Plalunn To Suspension bridge.
M f., l. and Il. junction and intermediate points.
Chair ear to Mauch Chunk.
D. m fnr Tunhhannock and intermediate points.
chair ear t. Tunkhannock Connection To Reading and
10 d. A. for Emlr and principal intermediate points.
chair car Wilkcsharrc and Pullman sccpers 10 Sus-
''i 10 - H. for Satincton and intermediate points
. 40 u. M for Mauch OhunN and intermediate points.
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg
d. M for Geneva, IyonS, Elmira. Rochester, BunaO
aud the Pullman scrpriS 70 Lyons ana Suspension
Rrdg9. .
H. M connect for all points In Mahanoy aud HaZetOn
~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
IS A. Ii. for Mauch Chunk. uaElrton and intermediate
nolnis afd m ShcnandOlh and intermediate points
40 y n Dor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
d. n. for tcneya. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the Vest Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
n''us'' orpelal Eastern onlee ?35 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
TIE OLEOMARGARINE FRAUD.
70 IN, Edftor or Ihs Trfbuu,

Sir: / see In tOdays Tribune mention Of A rcsOlu-
ton calling the farmers OF this State 10 refuse
vote for any candidate not pledged to support bill
prohibiting the sale Of olcomargarlne.' etc. II is
mistake, In far II relates 70 the sale and manu-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
i'd KOrN.NLo HON CAETAGL On MPOkI-

i I'D N.ED IIANp,a. ~ lli. Io. y ri y ~.
DIX y I..rHi-NSf HA DIP Al.lNi-N ]. orr !, B.
OF IUE $40 DEfTAKf. Wa-hurton. ". t.. j. .r'"nri i.
lssH- In a,.oldanr~ with tl. requirements ' SEQ t' %
oi Act june q. ls1i uO.r~ b, h.r'b' gwen u.'
.nnlrd lrOpo-A- Will lr r.cetrt 40 tI' treasury ''Ei F..
.Otl dal January. 1890. for 'llr t,f- ~ dta'' h'
.laudl.- lrror'.d 81 N.Nlorn ior tr .u ~ hr" 'as
ta. hf-' dai 90 trl lrga.'. $500. HdIr- nti .a'
under oath tar number aui Kind of Nr. Jog n'N" ''I 7
roIf.. uid tnch hd must lr accompanied hf 'tFtH u
,h,A foi ttOnO PAYABLE % fr order N M" N'cfi "l
tlr Ir,a.urf -,cuity that -rch bid b" accepted a
ururr contract (uho' tn' tr specifications given below
shall hr AWARDED Within dal- from ur dlt- ot uo.a
zion ~ acceptance Df hd Huc trif N"I r. ' 'Nht u
-iu 600 'ffh moro -.l.'lt-. tn t.
faithful Performance ~ -Irh contract THE contract '"l "'
AIMED fu utr.N1. fi rar OFT fI Ir't~'f' tn Hh-
nul luf time for rIff hr NAV Dom GOOD cause llr
Department ro-'rs,> t' RIGHT FOO r' an' o, all hd~o 20
waive d.f,f-. The h.d. ru.i lr altI-..d d tu tl'
- fhr Tfa-ur, Na .hrton 81. CO. -rf'd and -
dor-Dd follow. ''lrYfc.tI- f' ttIfr. 90 N.A-l Dr
tud wlli emba'r. II~f INr price. Ycr hasc for al
within tine port Sos Noh Inrluluf f-f'I.'
for dufI'Ie goods 20 f' Anprll- r- or luor
Store for examination from tr .upornr vessel and from
neral Otd.r ~'or aid N1rohol-r including all war.
lt,- of N"N i,fA Broohfn and J'r.rt CIV aid loo Uo.
ho."u. second tn" pr" Itr tt'ktr' fnl c1rtue e.
~ilplc pachu4o, rou i paints aud places above to
Public or Apprli-cr- store. iucluGiu. Ir,"r The
Of thr -.ful hi'dr Will b' retained uutl
hr'r entered into and bond given above. and
hid VIII hc con4i ral uuir-- iuicd hv -I,
check. Tho Department thr rirhf r,nrt
r thr SECRETARY ~ th' Treasury to auuui tn.
Information concerning hr work VIII %" Given by tho Col.
lccfor Of Customs ON application. Gro. = BATE IiIi.
If.E Ncfnr Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Railroads.
CENTRNL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
~ root OF LIBEE1e ST. north kINER

CENTRNL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,
y root on LIBEETs ST. NORTH RIVER.
100 q. 49, for i1-,on. BrmI.hcm ..ntown. Mauch
Chgn. W.a'-h'li and S.,anip' a''' r.. ,n.r, Allan.
'''' - '' a. I. or I3ae HGg,tons Eatoa Bethlehem
Ms ag.H@rs ari waaIro,, Tq'I l'"eq'' N''''N" Sun
90 p m for flmlneton. Ia-.on Beulehcm Allen.
q 80 p. M. To- Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
chnG Wi6c.larrc STANTON, l9na&Ha & shamoIa
80 30 @ h. no. or 80 SomeTc IFo2G and s%to' ',''' ~
cb,nt'' icadine HarriS6urg Etc.. on SUNDAYS at 20
90 m. SUNDAY, for Ea'ton' Bethlehem Allen
town. o' MsacS a. cs"E a',d and 'f ott,1S iSD ',' ''
cG G' and 1;d roat h'" r,aSnt. S@ ' so p Il @ 90.
D. w. NJ. Sunday train, do no, stp at ocean Grove Or
N"1ry pary Namouth Reach Sobrlct etc. 80 H.
Tor '3 a. Atlantic % III Yia15, Via Ma,avau and Keygort
f For laES]aed ! 80 SIS m, i3oo 20 as ~
For Atlantic city. vinelanc and Brdscton. 80 a M
Agso 30 80 g 90 % sr5 3 no no. 80 sanaly. is 90
a. "' Gu6rTrsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND sKOOk ROUTE,
VIA Central r. 4 Of NeyJsr,' thladg pGia and RGad ns
Il. r. aud Baltimore anc ONO L. H. leave foot OF Liberty
'" For or Philadelphia. at 90 40. y 30 II 100 am 30
5GSplYS 80. 81 a. 90. 20, 90 90 p M.
For ia atmorc and Washington daily at 80 II 90 c'N.
ccpt sunday A. m 2;oV 70 no 90 p M az az 10 hsht
80 p M 10 IS night connection for Reading Ilar.
Ticke aud ra:r Gar seats can be procured at = SG
49, 9i Lac 'iS ro,d~2y 'S1 Shae cor 9Gt ws sSa
rra,sfcr tq%pSy win call for and check
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
I'D ENrN.AL, lor the rrAL-cse Of takLng fuI

| -,.l.. ul5a tl, Islands n. ~t Paul and ST. Gr1i-.,
I-,I-..r iarfu...f IS .f.fuI ID. G.. Dee
..,.tr .i l--1-Ilf tt.F uf f l-grY VIII lr-
.,It. Scaled j. in-t4- F''4 ih'It' ..'t i''u 'i ''
i! ia, nf Jtlla.f. l-t1 fpr iNr ' i-if' -i I' 'n'
f4l ~ta- upon tlr Islands o. - i'f. ana ~ '''".- .
ALASKA. fUI fIt f'.II .t f"thtf i- i"N 'Ir ht--
! tt .t tl.. t-'" t-I.t1'tt p. 'l 1I.l-.'i- " .i
.tlt.t.- of tIn Tinted 0tIt'- lu ait'IH t' iN' -..
r,Qufncnt. of -,d -'atIt.- t,. --f.l bidder Nl
Boz. r.q.i.,d fo provide -u.tti. HIdlu- f0i public
school ou zach Island aad to ia' n' ',p'n,r oi main
anng school. fl...rul during period Uf Door, .-- tHlu
,lrht = months 10 'lrh '.I'. a- nl. 0' N pl t'
~.. r,tifs of thr I,t.4s. Also '1 pt q 'l" lNhh.-
,i't- of .ad l.ald- for labor p.fo-,i it them such
ust ald ylop-r ,pu rufttJr A. rA Nf lr-u uhi Us t'
-,.rctr.. ~ Treasury lh~ nlI I" u -'ai- in Poo
t,,u oi thr.r upon -td islands ttf.u. tl' ''Af
.nf fe NaF D. 1891. nil D. limited f' -i.ft 'hoN-' q
80 odp. and for ~" succeeding }.'r- ' u4mhrr NN D.
L.frtued secretary - th. Irrt,4f' 100 accom-
vltn th- provisions "f laN lA' rthi = i-"N"o H
and ni PROPOSALS mot dc'u,l - Doe 900 a. 4
af-- with thr h-' uf-.r-t- ~ 20" United state" tN "t
,., rh.NIt,n'- of said .-i,nd- a. s,'rahN 4" t''.l
ft.tN each .l.l.tf. must i. panied l' li ill" f
reltn.l .t.A dawn ou inlted state Nlion'l lu",
fatthI o. f. u.t.. ul '. ~.lr.'.. o. t-i'. I
ui. sun ~ on. hund.I uol-aN4 dl.'- l*e' o.o ,
Tho oh,,h of tht -ur.,--fu h4iH "Nl Do" retained anu
forfeited t' OBJ" intd ~rt', nn.'-- h' '', tirI, .,l
tiry q f. Treasury N1rl. l.nntlf ' '.' ana
laaof-. q Proposal, fnr l,a-iu~ ~Oa. I-ll d..
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facture We do not ask to have the manufacture ana
sale stopped but what want to stop Is fraud VIC
want it sold for what il j.. but not for butter;
W. =. WHITE.
Birmingham, Conn. Dec. 10, 1-79.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NLNLED PENPOsNLo NH ho roccLred m thl

office ~ The Supervising Architect. Treasury D.uart
mcnt. Washington. ID. g. unul O'Clock =. m. ou the
ara Dc, ~ 1890 Tor all the labor aud material.
required 10 build hc brick manhor, and trap wcll IN.
n-h and lay Oh Tho terra Gotta pipe cast iron
drain and down pipe. required Tor the posto0Icn
&C.,. building At Rrootlvn. NcwYork. In accordance With
drawing and specification. copies ~ which may Ind
application this office and thc o1icc Supcrin
t-ndrnt Each bid must be- accompanied hy a certified
500 The department VIII reject all bid, re-
rclvod after the time nN'd for opening the also
bids which do comply strictly with an thu require
mcnts ~ this invitation. JAS. II. WGNDRIM. Super.
4. Nrchf
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Ocean Steamers.

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALlhnKNiA JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MIX ICO.
From Ncw-y0Ik. pier foot ~ Caual.st. n L.
For san Francisco. the l-thmus of Panama
NEWPORT sail, FRIDAY. January 10 noon
From San Francisco. lst and Biannan ST..
For China aud Japan,
CITY or pEk Nc SAT- = Tue edaY. January 3 d m.
For freight. passage and general information apply
company onicc the pier. foot uf tlnalst. N H.
II. j. BULtAY General Suuerlnt tondent