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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15
Metal Market.

New YORK, November l4.-Pig iron
active: American Sl3 00al5 so. Copper,
firm; lake 81 S0a12 10. Lead, dull; do
nestle 50 Soa3 95. Tin, steady at $50 40.
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~, Pennsylv.nia Stations.
TVIgRnnSVIVanid LINES.

Trains Run by Central Time.
rrcxrr OyvIczs AT PENNSYLVANIA BrATror On
M1TTR ST FooT OF ELEyErIH BT., WnKKLyo,
AT NcI,rRR House. WHEELrBo, ABD ~ TIE
PKrNSYLVApIA STATION. BRrDeKroKs.
eor-ruUxsr GTsTKM--" PAr HANDLE RoCry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

Tor Colds, Group, Asthma, Bron-
ttssDd sore Throat use DR.. Thomas
s,ulo OIL, and get the genuine.
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nor SALE

\ Fourteen lots, ssx % .on.h ., F,..,,
car barn, AT Forty-eighth 49,, ~. =. H 1l.
in Marshall county. Taxes s,ls u $3.50 .s's
fourth shat Of lots north OF Fo's1 sS.us %
This is big item - persons oa ~ $500, sNe
SIX lots on North Ruron ASnoS;
grounds. Electric car aud brick s ~
this street f@feuout
Ten lots on Wabash street, old /. a..
choice property. Ne'oe"
Lots Ia Manchester Easy terms ( -
the above property. ". REILLY, Ags
nollR 1871 Main ST,
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An object lesson in Philosophy.

She looked meath the bed for burglar;
She found one; and now il 10 plain
She'll be q bit wiser and never
Go looking FOR burglars again.
The worst waste OF physical effort and mind
is searching for wha you would rather not ind.
Whats thatP" he inquired of his
niece, who had been trying to entertain
him with music.
She paused in her performance to re-
ply, THAT is an organ stop"
"A stop! Hum! 'Tain't Workin' now,
is it?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-RARM :
III l09A acres, on line OF c., L. 4 w. rAilro.
II miles west OF Kirkwood. Also 1891 &C
good coal land same place. Will he sold
easy terms. To close an estate farm OF 500 &C
and one OF SO acres, belmont county, Ohso,
b.. Il. 4 c. railway. Lots % aud 70, y. A.
ler's subdivision. hcNechen. House 1Ste
street. 5 roomed honse South Fr0ut str
New house nicely atted up on Elizabeth str
Store room and dwelling s9lS Main street. /
In the Eighth ward, Fortieth and Forty
streets. store room and dwelling 2st ,
street. GEO. II, CARNAHAN, 1904 ~
street Room l. a.
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And He Didn't Care n Rap.
Allison Globe.

II she calls the dress she puts on be-
fore breakfast breakfast gown" you
may know she is a bride. After she
has been married year 1t becomes an
old wrapper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after wednes.
day June /, 1892, trains will run as follows
City Time:
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FOR SAIL

Farm. % scres two miles from city; splendid
improvements, suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm. 81 acres. one mils vest Of Bridge
va Fsrm NJ ~ sc,es. on MldSle wheslIng creek.
House rooms, TwsHfT-nlnth street. ioi
Double brick house, $50 aEd asia Chaplise
street, 8 rooms escb, with ala modsfn improve
Ho1ss rooms. Pike street; cheap.
Two lots 10 Handlsns aadltion; cheap.
No SO Market street, rooms, u, 90
1II5 dsIi7 MAID street, - FEET front
HouIs rooms. 1lsJacob stress and f-fo<
hJ aes. .s ,oorss 40 Jacob street. fzao
House rooms snd ball, with mode
venieuces l54S JsocD street. fx.13J.
House rooms on Fourtesnth street.
HoassS Rooms. Jacob street ostN
teeptn and Sixteenth streets, 40
House rooms. Kon street. centrs
'' TSsss houses. xOystsn street.
splendid farm. 50 sores. sins
cay. -, IN a Tssnty. nlnsh street e.
ons-hslf lot on chaPiins stse
't oos-haf lot on uocollocf
" o,s u AZ s ssssfnansf.cf
sisy. fresting on fre fsilros
NEsBITT &
oels
(,IrlLoqfk Asp
VI Hasi1( Pc most
t :! ssss ~ ry ,ss =.
k,nsr' as 81
H q; ;ss'''
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Almost Cheaper TO Fave Died.
rbs-roo yrfb,tus

Almost Cheaper 20 HaVe Died.
Chicago 1Ti5ims.
Banks don't mind the grip itself
so much-it's the after effects I'm afraid
Of.
Rivers-The after effects is what ails
me. Pm still standing off the doctor
for Sos.
It Doesn't Have the Largest COngrega-
tion.
Detroit Free Press.
San Miguel Church, erected at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, in 1545, is stated to be the
Oldest church in this country.
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Can They Hear Themselves Think?
Nsn YORK World.

According TO European Swans the
sound made by flies, when heard
through the microphOne, is extremely
like the neighing Of horse in the dis
lance.
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POTPOURRI
WASHINGTON star.

W-efsatltott SUIT.
"DOes your husband say much about
his painP"
mo, doctor, he can't complain"
"That's good"
swell, dou't know, doctor. You see
he's too sick to-"
A trim fgure-the milline's bill.
COlumbia-DO you want the earth?
Democracy-No. But I'd like large
section Of North America, please.
WHAT rHEV ALWAYS CALL IT.
No matter where the triumph lights,
The world may always see
That most enjoyable Of sights,
"A moral victory"
"Gold comes in quartz" said a geolo-
Eist, "but 1 can't even get it in half
pints."
az declare, (" said Mrs. Clevertop, tiny
Josiah is smart man, but he is power
full lazy"
"Indeed?"
Eyes. He is spendin' hours readin'
up to find some place on this earth
where earthquakes come fast enough to
do the Churnin'."
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD. DBfAhrURs ARRIVAL OF TRLNs
FNSEA At Wheeling. Eastern
ZTS2Sf1&ISA time. Schedule In effect
%A&fR< S%ecxt2A Novem Der -, 1892.
49, Sssss3zA MAIN LINE EAST.
kalF,aF;,Sfs@frsy1 For Baltimore, Philsdsl.
RSJAu kCyjaH iy.k1 HfhSphia and New York. 1928
Es3,l kSffIAl<.Zz5sJand 500 q. m, $3.50 p. m.
NJ iFhA ~ Cumberland Accommo-
&<ysys-r3aeSNY dation. 8:05 .. m. daily OK
~seltlkis/ cept Sunday.
MoundsVills Accommodation. 500 ana ll;D
a. m. and 600 and ll:l0 p. m. except sunday
and 2:35 p. IN. daily.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
S:25 and 1923 .. IN. and 1870 y. m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, $50 p. m, sI-
Grafton Accommodation, 1923 a. NJ, daily.
Moundayille Accommodation, 7:4J o. m. and
l:lO and 1885 o. m. except Sunday, and lO:go
a. NJ daily
TRAEsoHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago 1888 and I0:06 a. m. 10 :35 .. m.
daily, and $3.50 p IN daily except SUNDAY
Cincinnati Express, 7:S5 and lo:O5 a. M and
Columbus Accommodation, 3:s5 p. m, except
81 G .irsville Accommodation. 1905 g. N.
and s:s5 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 1:15 and b:l0 .. m. daily,
and 1905 p m, except Sunday, and b;1 p. m
daily.
Cincinnati Express. $50 =. m and 5:3 p. m.
daily. -
81 ClairsvIils Accommodation, 1905 p. m and
5:35 D. N. except Sunday.
W.,P. & B. DIV SION.
For Pittsburg. 8: 10 and Z 20 q. m, and 500 D.
10 daily. and /: SOP m. daily except sunday.
For Plt,sburg and the East, 600 ?. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation 300 p. u. er-
cept sunday.
From Pittsburg. 1896 = m. daily, 1913 p N,
except sunday, $50 and 1918 p. m. daily.
washington Accommodation, 1850 a m. daily
except Sunday. - scrrI
General PASSENGER Agent Baltimore
u.s. LANE, Wheeling. delf
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tDalIy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at 9:43 g. m. and Wheeling At 1917 ?. m.
ii. h. WEISGRRBER,
Gen. Manager.
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
n Large comic rtable dwelling house
Ron street. II not sold AZ private sale
property will Dc offered At public auction N Il
lIspt door OF Ohio county Court House on s
uaosy. the 2oth day OF November, ISs2 GO
lnelso.oe ~ 10 o'clock q. m. Terms made kno,
On ~ ~ t "a. W. V. HOGE & BRO,
noiieSai Oits Rank Building, 1880 Market
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5auilrnans.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
November Is. 1879. EXPLANATION oP RKrERzScs
MARKS; sDAily; tSundsy excepted; .Aon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Time.
which is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.

W. J. ROBINSON, G. p. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

A trim fgure-the milline's bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

NORTH BOUND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

Money, 1-2a6 Per Cent.-Governments
steady and DulI-StocIIs. Higher Flour,
Dull and Unchanged-Wheat Weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
PRIZE FIGHTS AND THE POPULAR TASTE.

Tothe Edito CROFT The Tribune.
Sir: Much has been said from time TO tune by tho
press Of Ncw-YorlS particularly by your estmable
paper against the barbarous custom OF prize lighting
which Notwithstanding these timely and wellintended
articles seems hold the attention OF all conditions
of mankind. The writer's attention was called TO
this fact very rorcbly on Thursday morning while
coming 10 this city on the train. ! had taken a
back seat where my eyes fell most OF the papers
and 10 nv surprise and intense disgust most OF the
people were reading about the big fight The excuse
could not have been want Of news, at this time We
have the cholera plague AT the very entrance Of
the country, the Presidential campaign, the WORLDS
Fair and many other matters Of National interest," in
Gliding the death Of llusrous poet, John Green
leaf Whittier OF whose life nearly If not quite all
the papers had sketch thai seemed entirely for
gotten In fact | doubt If many knew on that tram
that the great writer had passed into eternal rest
and it Is a source OF great woDderment 10 me That
a man whose entire life devoted TO public vel
fare az first in the Of the great struggle between
the North and SOUTH and In later years by his
writings which have helped to brighten the lives OF
men, and whose works contain MANY morals ALIKE
for men, women and children most any one OF wMch
might be taken a guide through life should be set
aside for even a minute for two "bruisers" whose
lives better the conditions Of no living creature
IL is with regret that feel that this deprave Cd
taste for these sensational uterances will eliminate
In a National Characteristic Of our people, which
calamity can only be ayertcd by each Individual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
GLAD TO SEE MIR. EGAN INDICATED.

TO the Editor Of the TIL IL n
sir As an earnest advocate for many years OF Home
Rule for Ireland IT gave Intense satisfaction 10 read
President larrisOns statement. In his letter of ac
ccptance, regarding Minister TO Chill, the Hon.
Patrick Eqan. The amti-Amcrcan, or British, party
and press in this country, and the anti American, anti
Irish party and press in England made most serious
charges against Minister Eean aud demanded his recall
and humiliation. The attack not for the purpose
n maintaining the honor Of the country, but because
Of their hope that his recall and disgrace would offend
onr Irish fcll)w-cccor who supported the Republican
party in 1885, and would send them into the Demo
cratic party. Neither Mr.. Blaine or the President
gave any heed to their persistent demands. Mr. Egan
is still our Minister to Chill. His vindcaton Is rs
complete as he could wish for. Mr. Egan home was
An active leader I'm the contest for Home Rule. In
this country he became an ardent Republican. For
this reason he offended our anti American fellow
countrymon. FRANCIS WAlLAND GLEN.
Brooklyn, September 9, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
PRJVATR PALACE CIRS'
philadelphia Tines.

From The Philadelphia Times. ,., .,r
eos s5d pssta dwelling house on wheels con-
tnng seventeen beds r In 1Shr Is both fairly
sDonous Behind these Is dining room t~erTe NV
long The middle part OF the car dn n the day
I the rear are good sized kitchen china Closet
pantry bathroom and cola and every
h iJ Necessary are supplied. Three servants are
provided ass without extra ,b orders Of the
waiter and a porter, who are under tne Ufu IN After
tenant Heating and lighting are thrown -, Thus Ink
the rental Is 10 ness can per travel wherever he
Ubrs all over the continent by paving the raw@ oys
Than eighteen passengers are carried , n at what
msny extra fares must be paid lie can Sl%p az
points he de 81 :, s Smq Si his Stay
II he chooses he bring along his S%n fo fur
linen cowm,ssarat himself the company VIII
supply everything In that way ,or "a oSerhc 10 him
10 PSr The latter is by far the better plan mas
much as trouble saved and affairs are
mo mo business and can buy food cheaper besides hs
cook is always capable person ano he viii
telegraph ahesd various points for such luX rc
may obanae a the markets s IN and eggs and
SSSSue' A IL ns put IL s Ss spa O
mornnG a, ca% engage an ordinary Sleeping
a@ iS serplnsca Sh BUFFET A0 dining
and opSySd NTH kennels for dogs for
Sshlng tackle etc, costs only s35 DAY; service
ana n an ONE csn do better than this II he has plenty
Of money 10 spare. lie can hire complete .fa I'M.
poni Tor $40 day. in the shape OF an entlre lrnih
Consisting Of four sieepngcars dining car ana Sd
- hnrof smoker An observation car may DE anutN
=. on a,nanse of $40 more. The buffet smoker repre-
SCENTS in come respects the highest development OF me
modern rarlor car II includes bar, n barber sh"P
bathroom and library wherein can be louhd 9ooks'
writing materials and the newest masA~''es anu -"
tOral and daily papers. >, -, - ,,hon,s There "a
In short il is small club on wheels e., 1nrsr Is
ling is 30 highly appreciated as II Is IN the onm sa
States Abroad IT Is said that the only people thS
90 nv rail {. drst- class are the nobility ana the
xme OF the person ,o who snS5lsrs
Al least eighteen fares per car though west OF the
Mississippi the minimum rate is usually hfteen iarss
No can be rented for the Prices aoo'e s'''" ''
less than three days. 49,, g.. ,.so. %
II has recently become the fashion for actresses 10
usually insists on being provided with such convey
as part OF the contract FOR TOUR WHICH , sue
small mens gerie with her. which could not very wei,
be accommodated IN public venice. Ihcam I'LL,
companies very commonly hire one or more cars VIII
travelling. that being a convenient and agreeable
method OF transportation
Dtning cars are usually owned by the railways III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
FREE MAIL DELIVERY.
FARMER WHO WOULD PREFER FREE POST
OFFICE BOXES.


OFFICE BOXES.
Tot the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir There is a good deal beginning TO be said about
free delivery for the country and some are grumohhs
because we do not have It well as the Cities IL
Ia manifestly mpractcable at present, ana ior one
do not care particularly for It, and do not believe mat
farmers generally much for 1t We go 10 Town
often enough anyhow, and II we do not we can sehd
nv some neighbor. But that is no reason why we
should not have some equivalent, IL we hep pay LOT
free delivery In cities. Fair play is jewel and II Is
unfair TO say nothing more, for the Government 10
discriminate in favor OF man because he happens 10
live in town. Farmers deserve rs much favor at the
hands OF the department rs any other class
What would be a fair equivalent would be to nave
our postofoe boxes free. Why should we be charged
81 a year box rent when all who live In cities nave
their mail brought to their doors Tree !
Who can answer that question: II 1t Is neces'
sary to furnish revenue let the price be reduced ono
half. and let the deficiency be made up by tax on
frerp delivery in towns. Would that be more than
fniri All we ask Is justice; and hope farmers Will
unite In making this demand. and make IL SO iouu
that Mr. Wanamakcr and Congress will hear us. IL
would be a trump card for Mr.. Harrisons Admihh'ra'
ton TO play on the OF the Presidential clecVoh'
nromptIy 10 grant this boon. this simple measure OF
Justice to the farmers OF the country. why VIII IL
noti Let us keep asking that question In concert tii
We get answer
II NAV be said we are not obliged TO take box
have tried that plan TO my sorrow. II you receive
only letters you may get most OF them but II you re-
ceve n dozen newspapers and periodicals, as many
Of ms do. you are to lose large proportion OF
tbcm And 1t cannot well be avoided. II none look
hoyas the labor OF constantly looking over the mail to
find that called for would be 50 great as to increase
the cost OF clerk hire Looked at rom Whatever sue'
our dSmand Is only reasonable and II II Is; we ,r
tainly ought " have It, and have 1t promptly VINO
will help roll the ball Remember, II you are ne e,
,lo . 10
thc sails Of those who posing rs the especial cha
pions OF the farmers. Mr. Cleveland says ne "rote
his free-tIade message with AZ eye on the FARMERS
but they did not Understand him II took win
us over the left" Let Mr. Harrison Hve us ir"e
let Justice be done, though the heavens ial.
Fort Scott, Kan, Sept. o., 1902. J. Il. SANE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19

are managed by the palace car companies. Ordi-
narly they are run at considerable loss peing ~
tached TO trains merely attraction to pssces'
The expense of conducting them Is enormous 10 oe
GIN with there are ten servants attached 10 caC car
everything looks after the comfort OF the guests.
takes In the for meals loo and makes ar re
four cooks. because many dishes have 10 be prepared
rd % and de nd hTaa 'sek geo and
SO month. The FIVE walters get merely nominal
For food tRe eXpendture varies from 81 900 10 -
month for each according TO the number OF pms
who are 1 IN rom whom he
company regularly buys provisions me seward au
TO mis- pa m Ga1S always anS
however. the company has saaried buyers who sup
ply the at sn SO bN h the pr
ishable articles and in that anything runs short
These BUYERS 60 to market every mornhs AZ o1
They select whatever Is best. Just the steward for
hotel would do, purchasing at considerable o., as
that is like hotel Kitchen In miniature also pantry;
codsorage closet closet filed with wines a ,ha
vehicle is icc-box for meats which will hold 700
According to the regulations. the steward is per.
sonay responsible for all dishes prepared lie mus,
to # that they ARE D so$ q"f c !.
used under any circumstances nor any piece OF table
linen with hole in IT. In short everything must be
provided on dinngcars better and moro elaborate
than he got for the same prices at any stationary
courses and n varied assortment OF luxurious pro
vender 81 being charged for dinner and 20 cents or
breakfast or supper. on the basis OF expenditure
above given II costs from $4,000 10 800, 900 year
TO run dlningcar merely for food and wages, TO whc
must be added wear and tear the property ana
many incidcntas besides Thus It. Is not surprising
that the business Is n losing one.
Arrangements made between the palace-car COM
panies and the railways regarding sleepngcars vary
very much. Sometimes the latter pay as m,ich as
two or three cents mile for the OF each sleeper
where, is particularly apt to be the case In the
south. the passenger traffic Is not suhcen 10 repay
obliged provide the necessary convenience NJ loss
10 itself The item Of washing Is very costly one IN
the running OF siccpingcars inasmuch no piece OF
linen is ever used twice WITHOUT going to me Laundry
A sleeper on leaving New-York for Chicago or -.
Ious receives stock" Of 100 linen sheets 12o
pillow slips and 100 towels This gives change for
two nights. Fifteen twenty clean towels are al
WAYS kept on the waShStand. The washing
Is done in New-York Boston. Buffalo, Chicago
St Louis and other cities. being given out In great
quantities at the low rate OF 81 per hundred pieces
An equipment OF linen lasts about one year, at the
end OF which II must be renewed 1t Is purchases
by Wholesale $4,000 worth at a time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19

and doubtless already tainted with the deadly germ
from embarkng for this country ports yet free
from the scourge1 There has been nothing to show
that the cholera victims the Moravia contracted
that disease at Hamburg, and that had they embarked
at any other port the result would not have been
the same. II will prove but easy thing for the
graspng agents Of emgrant ships to direct the course
OF Russian and Polish Jews, fleeing from infected dis
tricts to such ports from whence they may Embark,
without fear Of quarantine detention. would 1t not
be WISE therefore, include in the twenty day quar-
antne vessels bringing emgrants who have come from
Infected districts no matter from what port they may
epbark9 w. Is. L.
NewtYOrk September 9, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
CHOLERA GERMS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: VIII Won kindly state in your valuable Jour
mi whether altering in n proper manner destroys inc
cholera germs in water and also whether the process
Of preparing the various kinds Of water sold IN sphohs
,g ., a character 10 destroy the cholera germs? An
answer upon good authority OF the foregoing l am
certain will be appreciated by many OF your readers
New York, September ., l792 Dc H. d.
differing is not to he depended upon wafer
should be obiled thoroughly If the siphon water
"a boiled or distilled before it is put into the TASKS
it is perfectly safe Some manutac'ureiS ho
doubt do distill it'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
TO the Editor Of The TIL b un- :.

r o he Ed Z or % T :" T TT IT IT.
Sir have read I'm Your issu" Of August - the
,n.cio dIspach from san Francisco In regard to the
alleged rohbng 81 Indians by H. " Rust. III" agent o'
the Mission indians Of southern California. have
known Mr. Rust for more than twenty years. and
during all that time he has been consistent, honest
friend Of the Indians. For years before he went To
California be spent much fine and money In aiding
the Indians in Minnesota, Dakota and Nebrn,m.
do not believe one word Of the charges against him.
For many years he resident Of this city ana was
one Of its leading business He owned what was
known as "The Central Warehouse which was the
largest publc storchouse In the city, and always
stood beyond reproach. He lost largely by the Chi
cago fire. and was sftcrward financially wrecked 10y
another fire that swept away his Warehouse. lie
went TO California poor man. ana Is still poor rs
correctly learned when was there last winter Let
Ms hear Mr. Rusts story before cOndcmnlng him. HIS
siytv wears Of pure life certainly warrants this.
Chicago, Aug 80, So. W. H. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
A CORRECTION,

TO the Editor Of The Trtbuhe.
Sir The workers IN our Central Ncw->orh horu
cultural Society Of syracuse were surprised yesterday
10 sec your notice that we took second premium az
the state Fair when, in fart we took both first pro
miums over Western New York. Rochester and re
ccivcd 800 yesterday from the State Fair society
In Justice 10 Us please make the correction We
exhibited twenyscvcn species Of fruit and about 800
varieties where Rochester only exhibited about seven
species. a. ~; fEhhi' rics'uc"'
syracuse, september 49, 1902.