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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

The Aldermen Of Brooklyn are completely re-
CARELESS of the force and drift Of public senti-
mcnt They have been told repeatedly BY the Mayor
and Commissioner of City Works, as well as by
the press, that unless additional pumping facili-
ties are provided at East Ncw-York' there is
danger of q water famine in the city. Twice
previous 10 this week they have failed TO hold
|, meeting at the time set; and on Tuesday they
met only 10 adjourn until September 20, without
taking any action. Their course is almost
criminaE and if tho emergency which Is appre-
hended should arise they would come in for n
large share OF general execration. 1t is con-
dirion. not theory which confronts them and
their city. There is need OF Immediate
action. The figures recently published show this
bevond doubt. Why do these officials neglect
their plain duty?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

The Republican party is 10 be congratulated
upon the energetic and effective work of The
Commercial Advertiser" This old newspaper is
clean and vigorous, in all respects sterling even
ing newspaper. and positive force in Metropolitan
journalism. It's circulation is Increasing rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-09

The ratification by the Republicans OF the
Hid Congressional District of Philadelphia OF the
nomination Of William McAleer to succeed him.
self in Congress practically insures his election
He was defeated in the Democratic Convention
through the personal efforts of Mr. Harrity
chairman OF the National Democratic Com
mittee, but was put in nomination by the bolting
faction. HIS reelection will retain for the House
Naval Committee one of its ablest members. Tie
has shown himself to be an earnest friend OF the
Navy, and indefatigabe worker IN the
committee during the last session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
ur SAYS THE POLICEMEN wERE BRUrAL.

Two stories were told about m occurrence IN 'h'
County Courthouse Yesterday when dlhcr :, "m.N
that a casual listener would not recognize I'M W.
,ycr. about the same affair Clarence H. Thornaii'
,owvcr I, telling his side of the story said ina;
bo was Standing In the corridor u the superior Court
,yhon an officer came up % him ana t"u m'h W
0 NOV. on As he had business in the court he
,cfnec-i 10 move although ne SAID notIins. ih'
policeman went away. bu moment mte' 'i'"' nun
,olt some one lit him hail rap on the b"'S ana
~. next instant policemen we've on top Oh III"
end he wa, on the noor. The policemen continued '"
twist his arms and pound him occa'i"nAiy a. t''N
t,.,l him Ia the CITY Hall police statsoM when t'y
r,, tbcr, they preferred charsc - assault against
him lie was taken 10 The TomhS Police court whe"
lie was r. lu.cd on his own ireocHzmc' uhhl III
urlav All Ills time Thorull! Insisted int he d'd not
know what II was all auOIt and why he WAS arrested
or he'd.
Tie pole. men WHO arrested him wcrr RonndSmen
uvond and NcCann They declare that In con'e-
oucnc,. of me large number ~ men In The toihy
Courthouse 10 get uaturllz"! a." JUDGES hai com
pl. u,d that the corridors had not leen kept c"'r'
Thortiau and two other men were standing In the
corridor and IIyland went up to them and tod them
10 move out Of the corridor whrrcupOn Thornai str'N
II,lard in the face several times. Then Mccain
came up and the two policemen arrested him ana
took him 70 the police sta Ion. Thy declared that
Ihornau who Is "A member Of Troop \. VA, strong
and active man, ana that no more fore" was USED
than was necessary the prisoner tried all the tins
that he wa, being taken the station to get away and
10 hit the policemen.
Those who saw the policemen taking the prisoner
70 the station declare that they used the prison r
roughly Thorna these witnesses declare. sail to
the policemen StOl, that twisting and viii 60 win
yOu.' lie pphCemch ulu not h'al,, iVNc'S uN,
continued their rough treatment until the polc NJ n
wc ont ~ .ach I'm the cellar of TIE tiy Hall Trey
took him through the basement 81 TIE CITY Hal Rnl
Thornall declares that "a" policemen jammI MIN
AGAINST The wall and mlestcd him In other WAY )
Mhile m the dark bGscmenl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FINE CARPETS SOLD FOR 4 SONG.

SECOND DAY OF THE BIG SALE OF ANTlQVE''
The principal f'a'ur. OF the second days fhi' ="
the antique rugs and carpets collected BY - ~
yantlnc 8 co.. and now being sod at the American
Art Galleries Madison square south. wa TIE 10"
price obtained for some Of the finest carpets 'N'
exhibited In the United states. Although u" AT
tendance IT The sale was fair l" hiddng was n''
ut al SPIRITED. Dealers in antique, took ndVa "'Sc
N the opportunity and though in few ca'cs "cf"
private buyers OPP sd in the hiding the cenie's
succeeded In getting -omc gems a. hgur"' "m'h
aid not cover the import duties and est Of handnE
while the Invoice price Of the goods was completely
lost sight o. Prominent among the buyers M ''N
terlay's sale were William r. cooper, G. e. Iy"r'
Mrs j. Selicman. Mrs. II. L. Elns;rin \. r.. BARLOW
Mr. chichester, secretary Of The Century 'om
uany: Mrs. John w. Harper F. II. Macy, J. T.
Wheeler, Edward Cal and Others. TIL" nump"r oil
pieces sod wa Isl. and the a:creae sum obtained
for them wa, 5000 making the result, for ""
first two days ale $4,000. Among the more
valuable pieces disposed Of ycstcldar were:
80. $50. India carpet vid'h. l! f'ot Inches
length. IL fco inch. p'cnflly lowered N coorS,
on a urhi rci tho border i. Lands Of hue a'd
yellow. with elaborate horlatlon. rhi- carpet was
,3n for $40, ana Wa, nyocel to A. \. Naniinc d
TO. nj 1900
81. 500 Igpahan carrct.-w'd,h : feet 10 inches;
length - icci Inches. ON H"h gol''h-biu"H
sro.nd noiation ia s,hducd ris and bircs: tori"-
figured I'm .ulrlu~d tuts. on a dep blue GROUND.
: ID for 500 nvoc"d on importation AZ 500
so. 81. Galc,'an carrc'.- Wldth. T. feet lnch'
u feet % lu.'c-. N~i centre. with fslrns n blue
and deep rods banded with yellow -touni Nrlr.d
in color, The border In dark b.n". with figuring In
colors. sold for 800. inv'lccf NJ 1913.
so. 90, India clrl,'t.-Widti, II nc'; Length II
feet inches The contlc panel dccp blue, With
n-ht blue hard friri IN rct and yellow, tho inner
,iCr Of the band carving flower nul feather Ornam MA
uon II graceful design IN rcu fellows. ndN ai'i
blues tie border aA nierinciug dc-.sl 4 leave, aui
iDnlg.l, Zoo color, on Il strong r'den icl)" -FOuhu
The effect !, o. felycH iI,hi : ahI hafi"ol'ou'
.p.,ndUr sol! Tor 5l9o. inv0.ccd L, 500
40. $40 India casrct-Witth, T. ictt. length, -
fcc, iuclc, Intricate inclla In dcs N. ~ col)r
on q le.; ground. ~. b,ltcr IL band, u llue ana
yellow. figured N co.ors. sod for $50 InvolccI
a. $40.
40 .3- TAR Nclcs rur.-Dark vine cOlor,f ccnirc.
viz. Moorish column, rich decoration In mcd1llons
q. turquoi.c blue. Wd'h. feet inchc,; lcugih
/ u fo,t 2 !nchcs. SOFA l,r Ell invoicci vt 800.
80 3Ol rich Glofie, Fi'. Oar" blue centre with
tree decoration and saric, u beautiful hidcrS 'or
seventy year, lTrscrv II 10 q treasure chest Nid'h
! feet l'nrth . feet ! inches. sold Tor 7ii7 30; In
+ voiced at 400.
IN sale will BE- continued today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
SJ{JpIVRTrEC ~ The ElST PTVcH

There Is apparently an epidemic Of shipwrcchs on
the Long Island side Of tn East River. The Mary
II. Packer sank In strange way on Sln1ay nj ;.t ~
her pier IL BrOoilyn. AnoIlcr big vessel sank on
Monday night at her pier nj North Second st., Williams
burg. II Ya' tie steam lighter l1nafurc. and she
living alongside u Mg vessel which sh, was unloaI
Ing. The Pinafore filled with freight and there
was no one aboard except one deck hand. Tho
river was rough ard biz came tumbllng int, %
slip, Inalicg the lighter strain Violently AT her moor
ings. suddenly furious gust Of wind flew In from
the river and with II there came high swelling b.
low. The wind shook the der from bow [, stern
and the at the same lime lifted her suddenly
that the hawers parted and tho lighter drlfted into
the middle Of TIC slip. Shc got heavy list to star
bonr1 and the one man aboard bad hardly tine T.
81 NIB ont Of his berth before the water rushed into
the 1ghtcrs hold. weighing her down thai she
could not right herself. she began 10 sink rapidly
and the man shouted for help. lie rescued when
he was almost exhausted, and the lighter sank while
he was being taken on. The Chapman Wrcclbng
Company will raise her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE COURT Of APPEALS.

A NEW TRIAL GRANTED DISCHARGED VfTEhA''
OTHER DECISIONS.
Albany Oct o. These decisions were handed down
by the Court OF Appeals to-day;
People cx rel Henry Day tr,stee OF N 1nss at
r. r Barker s ct al sane %ilS c as
People RESPONDENTS agt. NJ. L. TrumpDour ap.
peant ast. j; r. Os,ralder, Si.,,' 1usSmen,
People agt. Joseph Davis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
affirmed n,
!. J. Gcarns. appellant, agt. Bowery savings Bank;
John 4: McDousall ana anoner ns' ydrt nnpellsnt:
John sullivan Ggt. Mayor OF New ORR, appe'l.ttHT
Judgment reversed. new trial granted costs 10 aO"s
event.
John Brooks, appellant, ag s. q picE ct a. J%li,s
Lehman ng g. r. bcntey appellant; - X ;aI nSrh.
swift ag Staten Island Rapid TanSi, iniiroad coni-
pany appellant " ". Walsh, respondent aet; Mnrie
% Vt n rcsp anS no Alfred Humphreys " Prudential
Insurance Company; OF America apprant =" a., ..
J5H% ' wSi and and a%Sinef gPela9 pS"sSa
Reimer ct al. appellants: George H. Gallup appellant
agt. August Belmont ct al-Judgnent Affirmed WIN
NerIe C. Glbncy agt. the s,atc-Moon to prefer
granted without costs.
Charles Hartshorn agt. r. NJ. Chaddock; r. W.
a ner6se a as 9ys 9r e Sw"eS fdr
rearrimcnt dcn.ed SO costs.
Lille :. TAYLOR ag Granite State Pr0vdent AS
sOciatlOr-MOiiOn TO dismiss denied, go costs.
The Court affirmed judgment In the case OF George
H. Gallup. appcin;. cst August Belmont anu o'ieH.
This was an action brought against the officers on VIC
American Kennel club Tor alleged lbGlS pmoi'hco y.
The Kennel Gazette the Official publication Oh VIC
club The General Term Sustained tho demurrer
upon the ground that the publication, were n"c
uhcli0us on their face and were not Gchiateu ="
lnjure the plaintiff IN BIS character
The Court ordered "A new tiial In the case OF JOHN
sullivan aat the NayOr 81 New-York city, appclhNt-
Ihc Plaintiff had been I'm the employ Cf the D'pai L
mon; Of Public Works In the city Of New-l ORR "a, a
dav lahorcr bit discharged by the Comm
The plnnur thcrcupOG obtained q BiaDdahius COM
polllnc the Commissioner 10 rcinstatc nm rs su'n
lahorcy upon the ground that he was entitled 10 sI'1
u,ace ,y virtue ~ Chapter ibi 81 tac laws u
i-z1 relative to the employment Of h"n"Ia.li
dlscbsr,.d soldiers and sailors 81 the late war 20
present action brought 10 recover nus wages our
Ing the period between his discharge ana '' feSc"
mcnt.
The Court snsia!Es tee people In their actions
against Matthew I. Trumps inr aho Jan's n,
Ostrander charging them. as officers OF tie l,s'e'
Comfy Swings Institution, vita having comnilitt,i
perlury I'm mailing y lslsc veriicatlon 10 tEc nnhh ;
ter annual report to the state Banking Department
B, $40 The trial court convicted the cefehGahts,
Int tie General Term reversed the Judgments On de-
nurrer, 10 the indictments.
rb Court Of Appeals day calendar Tor tomorrow
is Nos is "a, 80, 49, 90, %, 3d. g3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
INSTANCE MEE HARD AT WORK.

The members OF the Insurance Mems Harrison ana
Reid Campaign Cub have made their midday meet
ings a pleasant feature Of downtown business me-
and the increasing attendance tc5tfcs to their popi-
arity. T.. \. Walton. presided at tn" meeting Mon
day In the clubroOms, nos. "a ana ~ pihca ST.,
and Introduced samuel J.. hlagden, manager OF the
North British Insurance Company, to "A large anu
cnce rs the sp abcr Of Ia" day. Mr. Blagdens short
address was ,lcd with pity reasons from business
mans standpoint why Harrison and Reid sh"ald re-
c,:vc hearty support from the business community,
and his references TO the honorable history OF the Re
publican party were heartily appauded. The In
siirancc Mems Gcc Club entertained the au icrcc with
campaign songs. In Of which the entire club
toincd. Much muscmcEt created By picture
bearing the tile "Dantcs infern0,7 which
pended from the ppsid 'nts desk. 1t was gift 10
the club from Charles h. Cadcaync and portrayed
Democrat engaged In grinding out cnn'pasn iitcrtre
at headquarters. Over b., head th- legend, d" /
am "A Democrat. Tariff be hanged Give us the rev
cnue onlg' PLATFORM state bank bills AMI chest
nuts, TYPICAL of Democratic principles, artist
cally gr0IPod in corner Of the picture. The frame
was bound with Old iopc which was labelled, "Bbst
be that binds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
LOOK FOR THE SEAL.

Here's the seal which the Republic
of France places upon the neck OF
every bottle of the genuine Nichy. 1t
projects the consumer, for by it he may
easily tell whether he is drinking Ma
tires wonderful beverage or the worth
less imitation of the Manufacturers II
Won feel twinge OF govt occasionally,
suffer from dyspepsia, constipation,
gravel or any disease OF the urinary
organs, or if the liver is sluggish in its
action, try Nichy Celestln; 1t Will heIp
and cure you. The alkalinlty OF the
water. and its richness in carbonic ACID
Gas, have stimulating effect upon the
appetite and digestion, which makes
Nichy (Cclestin Spring. a most delight
full table water. Taken regularly AT
meal times, it seems to refresh and
clear both body and mind, acting at me
same time DIS a preventive against DIS
ease. Before You drink Nichy look for
the seal ON the neck Of the bottle.
EISNER ~ MENDELsoN Co., New York,
Acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Yinr.L IYNLINS CY LIZ I.IRPATH.

Now O:!cams oct. IA dispatch 10 Tho Times
Democrat" from Chihuahua. MHN,, - :: y courier
arrived here this morning from eiNarlin, Small
village In the heart of the sierra Nadre MCunnihS'
bringing message t. the commander Of the garrison
from General SiNo Marpucz, the commander OF the
rcd,r,l troops In tho state Of CEihuahuB. who let
here about ten DAYS ago vim 6HO Infantry 10 qucu
II disturbance among the lapm Indians near s"i-
>nripa. The message culoN for endorsements,
sa,Ing tia; several hundred of the indians are on
the warpaih and are masSacrng tn" unprotected
~.tlrrs whenever Opportunity occurs. D"nerd
Nalqucz found hts 500 men Insufficient to cop" with
the ,avagrs and I'm nm engagement with band of them
la.t T-r,day near SaNarlpa. the Government troops
were reprlScd With loss Of ten men. 1t Is believed
here that VIII take large force OF soldiers 10 bring
t,r Indians into subsection again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE rErSoyrR's s1oM or TIE KILLING.

Further testimony was given vest ,rday against
Thomas Palistcr. who Is trial In Part II of Gen
cral SESSIONS. charged With the murder Of Adam
Kane. n probationary policeman, April 30. Frank
Donnclly bartender near the scene Of the killing
Grand and Sullivan sts.. gave testimony showing that
Pali,ter Killed his deliberately ind not under
the influence Of momeniary passion.
Ambrose II. Purdy. for the defence said that
Pas,cr deserved credit for his bravery in the fight
Pa..lstcr's story WIS that H. and his companion J.
IIammoi. had been drinking and were attacked by
Adam Kane and four companions P.lster said he
went into grocery ard got a buchcrknlfe to defend
himself. Adam and Patrick Kane were walking away
and palllscr followed them. He Says they knocked
him down and he struck out with the knife. Adam
Kane received mortal wound and Palllstcr after
Patrick and cut him severely. The case will 60 to
the jury today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
HE DEFENDED HrMsrLF WITH Az IKE


There was "A Desperate lattl" On board the steamer
John J. Wa,L. Wing at East Fourth t. and the East
River on Nouda aft moon between the captain Of tn
vessel au! two member, 81 the notorious Pine Wo
Gang" Tie members 81 the gang congresatc on
tie dock at East Fourth 81 and sion WORK, and have
a ht'cr halrd for mn WHO do work. Captain sam
ur IIcnucsscy wa, directing his men to unload a."
vessel Of pine wool when tie gang ntcricrd. They
said that they woul prevent the unloading until they
were furnished with money for Ter. John lrowcr,
Of No 1873 Lewis Il, and Henry Kcnclry, Of 80. i23
tocrcls - wcrr the hOld'~t II the lan,. They
tain. The captain sc,cl an axe TO defend himself
with. lie struck EroH.r three times with II on the
body. inGlctinc thI"' wounds Although Brow was
bleeding profrcy hc kept mp his attack on the captain
unil the latter drew Lls revolver ard threatened 10
kill him. Kcneny WAS met By two .ailors, who gave
ket police station u the trouble and Detective Far
rrl and Onccr sianaay rushed 10 tho seem. Brewer
and Kcncny were placed under arrest. brewer was
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital, whore his wounds
dressed
In the + sex Mar,ct Police Court yesterday Captain
II.nrc,-,y tod hi, story justice Dufy. Detective
Fnrr,u raid that 10 men were cX-tOnvlcts and were
"A terror to the ncighbDhOOd.
say, Judge said Grower, this ain't fair deal.
I'm tho that done UP and don't why |
one get line aud not m. Scc ~
Justice Duff irrli.d that the captain would have
been rstllcd had he ii led them. lie then sentenced
each 10 the Island tOt one month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
CHEF srrEnyISqa DlyrypoRrs Iocouyrs.

The Congtt-Ss Committee which Is seeking to make
poitical capta out Of John l. Div,nrors alminslra-
tion ~ Ills ooc Chief Federal Supervisor Of Flee
TORS held another session In IA" Post0f,re building
Yesterday. stephen A. walker. cNt'niid States At
tornry testified that he had never examined Mr..
Dayrnports account, willie In Office. lie had at one
time todd the Chief supervisor that his warrants
made out Improperly Abram !. Rose. who WIS an
assistant under Mr. walker said he had been IN court
cbcu Judge Addison Brown passed on MI Bavcnlort's
accounts. Tho witness lad not. however, made an
examination ~ the figures not having 1"cn Instructed
10 do 80. H. believed, however. that the account.
were legal, although b" cor dcIcd item for rent
improper. lie lad told hi, chief this, bat Judge
brown.
l.oui, &. Farrell. 81 No. 1.407 Rhode Iandnvc
Wishneto who l. The auditing force Of the Treas
urv Department. brought Mr.. Davcnpcrts accounts
from Washington ana explained them. An adjourn
mrnt was tahcn until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE PROFESSIONAL BUDGET.
MOST OF TIE TENS ARRANGED By TIE BOARD
or ESTIMATE.

MOST OF TIE TENS ARRANGED BY THE BoAi'D
or ESTIMATE.
rho Board OF Estimate got through with most Oh
~, remaining items in the provisional budget OF io"o
yostorjay Sheriff German asked for Sl222l:, winch
inc.uded the salary OF extra clerk THIS was o"'
a.. and the allowance reduced to sl20.3IS SO. Last
,,ar Il was s:2O.292. surrogate Ransom appled Tor
and got Si05 $780, the same rs last year. 1ie sun VI
81, 600 WIS added for the salary OF the new Addl'oh
.rrro.,,c and EGO for his clerk hire
rh, supreme Courts appropriation wac hSed ~
zoo which provides for one additional CLERK TOT
tho Gancrnl Term. Last year the allowance was
Sl7s 100 IN, -oo
Tho Commissioner Of Accounts obtained as'2'o"',
came a. last year. and the County Clerk received
S10.73O-nO change.
Bonds were authorized the proceeds to be used III
urvcys borlng3 and preliminary work for the new
rfIrlaye. bridge over the Harlem River. The BoaM
,diou.nrd to to morrow at IL u. II.
The following table is given n comparing the pro.
,1.ional estimates of 1853 with the appropriations OK
Is01 us FAR rs passed.: .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
COURT CALENDARS FoR TODAY.

supreme Ierni;s'' E, SSanJ JGMo,.ou
supreme Coart->pccia Tcrm-part I-,Betorc lnSrIhan'
i ao.' i.55 ils5 So '''' 49,
49, ids issc - s5 i52s O s 1855 i5S, 1885,
'0S' r5 is6 t our IA. JSGs 15as
ls!6. 1873 ~, lo?eH. 1851 1862 1854 1882
crc,it Ccurt,isr; I-Bciore Andrews J-cass from
Gnrat court-Part II-Adloursd for the term ,.o,,
OIcuit ,ourt-lart lE-B'fore Landon J'-Cases from
SUR eat', Court-nsfore Ransom s-wl OF Elizabeth
S Wiz Of 5SSn Nd5it Has rGp i s6.iqf;
10 3S Nara SaS%9 as 1880 nac m L. ''S"''
Common Pleo,-Gcncd TeIm-ApITas from pS'Hc'
common peas-spee.a Term-Bciorc GIeeeTieh. j.
Common i!cs.-Tiil lcrm-r1rt i-hefOre paly; {. >.
Ni s s ~ 'S Sol ss $50 POS $50 . SIS 81 300 81
0ii. l3i 94o 'SS ~ % stp To 20 sS'
Common ploas-IrIai Term-Part III-Before Bischod
Sapfics court-Gvoeal Term-Ad.cnned for I've
Superior Court-spreial TermBefore ciIdersieeve j.
39Ss, cG :s 1885, T i o ig s s:i'.;:
Sg,gs ia coYE UT .s Ti iso5 s n rs B'f 1885,
sSpsE f igs 5;@ r igT as Iii: io D"s j.
sgg.-ror cOuraEquity Tern-B fore Mc>iar'. Mos
cit, Court-iar I-rforc Ehrlich C. Nos: 7:o3.
e. s ss SO $50 SO Sol So ' sd s SIS, 1895 ss6 ST. ST.
SOS. 500, $40 81, s72, s7a. s7i;
Circuit COurt-rria lcrm-Psrt Il-,,efore Newburel
Nos Gsi $40, SO. i64. iGb so. 57". 6so9, 90
CITY Court-Iral Term-Part III.Before Fitl.imeaa1
~ s., s So sss s a., ss go Sc 49, 49, S. 49, So
siols Sal. SAL, SAB. s,,. si5. $40 s4s. sl9; $50.
city Cour;-rrial Tcrm-Part Iv-pefor McGown, j.
Short Nos. 1912 G6o, 1902, 1856. il5i llsS
I 1919 1888 1888 1852 i GSs a 2 .s i6 s 1884, 1884,
1905. 1882 lst7. i2,7. 1892. 1880. ~.
Assistant Disrlct-Attoney Macdona.-Nos. TO IS IN
elusive.
General sessions-par II-Before smyrh. r.. and As
ssant District Attorney Wccks-Nos TO o.. mclu,Ne'
General Sessons-Part lIl-Bcfofe Mlrne j.. and As'
ss.ant Distrlct.Aorney Da,is.-Nos 10 q. inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
AMERICAN TIN BETTER THAN FOREIGN.


TIE SUBJECT Of BOTn SIDES OF THE OCEAN.
Chicago, oct "a (spccal.-Iamcs II. Monahan who
IS conducting one OF the la eest inware manufactures
I'm the cointry saws that foreign tlnpale manu-
factirerS have combined to crush out the new Amer
team factories, but have failed. lie speaks BY au-
th0rity and SAYS: " From the Dem Jcrauc FrccTrad"
importer to the Tin pc1lcr there was In 1880 con
spracy all The way down 10 make the tarif odious
and 10 crush the Republican party. The tnplac
that covered Field Letters wholesale block. built
soon after the great fire, cost over Sl7 box OF
100 pounds ] saw the bills as charged To A. \.
Clark AID helped to lay the roof. To crush the ONO
and PENNSYLVANIA factories tho price OF thc same
plate was forced down to about &c three years later
Let II be the Mckinley tariff no tariff one ana
one tenth cent pound would never protect 1t IN lis
Infancy from the labor saw employed In It's manu-
iactrirc In Wales. predict that the industry has
come TO stay. The American people as whole Know
v.A Is good for them ! am using IN my business
good deal OF the home made tinpEte IL Is corr
Ing into use In limited quantities, rs The superior
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