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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-28
LAKE CHAUTAUQUA AND RETURN
% 90.

Niagara Falls and Return ~ 90.
Toronto, Canada, and Return % 90.
VIA ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80.
Tickets good Is days returning. Trains
leave Union station at $40 A. N and $50 P. NJ,
consisting of Eastlake coaches and Pullman
buffet parlor and sleeping cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

west. the Umbria has the whole ocean before her
to drift in. | have no doubt that We VIII see
TN Lm0ria come in under her own steam very
When a shaft breaks at sea il is no babys task
TO repair IT, The complicated machinery whlci.
drives big ocean liner does giants work, ana
when there is smashup II Is APT 20 he Dad
one. Ihen too, the SHAFT OF a big steamship l.
not easy to get al, and the work OF repairing II
l. rendered doubH uncomfortable when big sea
l. running callehlp- slaft consists oil lenSuis
coupled together There l. TIE crank shaft, which
connects with the cylinders and Che line shaft or
main shaft, which revONrs IN the shaft tunnel along
the keel. The line shalt in turn connect- WITH
the tail shaft which is partly outside Of the ship,
and TO which the screw il attached Horace See,
the wel-ki own naval engineer and superintend-
ing engineer and architect OF the Newport News
Ship building and Dry Dock Company, said yes
terday tlat il any part Of the shaft OF big steam
ship breaks, the action Of the engineers. of the
ship must depend on where the fracture Is. Re-
pairs are out Of the question If the tail shaft Is
broken, most Of It being Outboard. If the crank
shaft is broken IL may be possible TO repair the
machinery by disconnecting that part of the shaft
ship with the low pressure cylinder only. That
would involve more labor than the mere repairing
Of tie line shaft and under ordinary
II tho line shaft is broken, it can
often be repaired by clamps gripping the shaft.
The two pieces are broueh; together and fastened
by these clamps, which hold the shaft by being
brought TO bear on it firmly with big nuts;
If the shaft is repaired that way the engine will
need 10 be run cautiously. for the repairs
are, at best, only temporary, and any sudden
shock would tear the shaft apart again When
the shaft Of a big ship breaks AT sea it is
generally on account OF the enormous shock which
follows when the screw is out of the water for
a moment, as sometimes happens in a big sea-
way. and then suddenly strikes the water again.
The screw Of the modern steamship cannot race
in scaway when this happcns, because the
engines are governed But the strain is great
when the screw catches the water again after
being clear of il for moment
.ltYa' trf,,
as has been reported several times They are
compound engines, with one 7l-inch high-prnSsurc
cylinder and two lGjinch lOw-presSuro cylinders
steam pressure. which is delivered through 2?-
inch pipe The crank pin Of the Umbria il
~ inches in diameter, the line shaft Is "a inches
The screw makes, ordinarily. from 6s 10 20 rcvo-
lutiOus minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
DIR. HERR TO STAY ~ LONDON.

London. Dec. 3O.-Cornelius llrrl tic German
Hebrew connected with te Panama scandal Is stu
~ Lond1.. sd has made preparations t. stay mere
all winter.
\ DISPATCH IRON Paris says that when Herr wa
mad. A Knl-ht u the Lc-lou % honpr nud on the
occasion oi hi, successive promotions H. that "rleF 40
comm ai,aiOn Of the fact Wa, mlde bi the French
Government 10 the tnltcd States Legation tIcre. as
J., alNay, GDur wh,n an American l. decorated. Ihh
shows that the decoration v. Herr was P4ry FRENCH
affair done the interest oi The ihcnd' 81 t"c
Pluama scheme. IIciz. In his oonvc. sAiou. d"ei!'
on his wealth and tLe great people "r hHo known
u. made au urfayo7abic impression OH tAc ~
Americans who knew hm Boz Paris
Inc dispatch 70 "Th" Chroniclo' stating that lie"
passed through Vienna. was umi,unlcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

down ambitions. II il il mon thought that
the Republic could be done 70 death like Prina,
the Italian Minister, who murdered in The
street when the Austrans came back 10 Milan
by blows from umbrellas and old walkibc-sticks
There are condolences between the explosion
IL Paris and the explosion ~ uhin tonnec-
tion there is probably none, but both might be
REGARDED sup rfcially as challenges to the police.
since both occurred in police stations. II i per
haps the Paris outrage which has suggested 10
Archbishop Walsh Ond to the mild Mr.. Mccarthy
their ingenious theory of the Dublin business.
They agree in saddlins l. upon the Anarchists.
IL would be more likely TO impress the pnllic Il
they did not agree Ii looks now like a concerted
Apnon Tie two statements ale telegraphcd
together to Paris where the prcss--like the press
of Ncw-York, though for different reasons-ls apt
TO take Irish views, or Ma iOnalist views
The Home Rule movement Is here regarded
as movement hostile to England and, If sue
cessful detrimental to England. The French
hate the English, and support anything or any
body likely to injure those whom they hate.
Directly the news came from Dublin. the French
found cause for the explosion They said that
the UniOnists had caused ii in order 10 obstruct
Home Rule The most respectable French paper
said it, lie Temps" said 1t, which is, or till
lately was, the embodiment of political reSpecta-
hility in French journalism. The same theory
rcappcars in other respectable Paris papers this
morning In the form of telegram from Lon
don, telegram which did not cost larg"
sum DR.. Walsh and Mr.. Mccarthy both reject
il in favor Of their Anarchist theory. Few French
papers think it worth while to mc'tion the
fact that there is in Ireland party OF IT.
reconcilabes to whom all projects OF Parla-
mcntary Home Rule are hateful, and that IN"
Dublin explosion is supposed TO be their work, and
not the work OF any members Of any political
party.
As for the explosion at the Prefecture III Paris
no sufficient explanation is forthcoming. II was
not an accident. So much is now admitted Inc
police seem to consider that the Anarchists ad
nothing 10 do with it. Ii they had. they have
got hold of tie police itself, or Of some person
in the employ Of the polcc. The anthor Is be-
licvcd to be somebody who had access. not only
10 the Prefecture, but to locked rooms in tae
Prefecture Paris which was thrown into n
panic by the explosion in the Very restaurant,
and the more recent directed against the
Carmaux Company, takes this very coolly.
g. ". :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE UMBRIA SAFE.
SIGHTED OFF FIRE ISLAND IT l2:jj
O'CLOCK THIS MC2NING.

THE BIO CUNARD STEAMSHIP MAKING HER
WAY INTO PORT-THE LONG SUSPENSE
ENDED AT LAST
The Cunard Steamship Umbria, five and a
half days overdue, was sighted of Fire Island
at ! 2 :55 a. In. to-day
Though most OF the grave fears for her safety
had been dispeilcd by the good reports of her
which were brought in by the Calico on Thurs
day. and the Nanhansct yesterday. there was
still considerable anxiety everywhere. for it was
unpleasant, to say the least, to have the great
passenger ship disabled far out at in tine
furious gales which have been rcigning on the
Atlantic Ocean la'Cly. The Umbria sailed from
Liverpool on December II, and left Queenstown
on December Is, at 2.22 p. N. She WIS due
here, under ordinary circumstances, early on
Sunday morning, but owing to the bad weather,
she was not expected till late az night. Mon
day passed without hearing from her, but great
anxiety was felt till Tuesday. On Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
THE ANARCHISTS TO JOIN THEN
SECRET MEETING OF SOCIALISTS AND
KINDRED PARTIES IN PARIS.
MANIFESTO IssUED-PREMIER MHOT DIS
Gus, ,ES WITH HIS COLLEAGUES MEASURES
FOR POLLING THE PLANS OF TIE

\ MANIFESTO ISSUED-PREMIER iHOT DIS
CUs,ES WITH HIS COLLEAGUES MEASURES
FOR POLLING THE PLANS OF TIE.
SOCIALISTS ,ND ANARCHISTS.
Paris, Dec 3O.-The Anarchists have decided To
Join the Socialists, who have been re nlorccl also
the b anquis s. the Possib lists and the Boulanrst
leaders All four parties held a meeting tonight
ia the Sale St Lc-er. The proceedings w"''
conducted with the ltnos' secrecy. This mani
fcsto was approved and issued TO the people
Of Paris:
Upl Take 10 the streets.
Forward! Do not trust in the ballot! GnppIe with
the capitalists Seize the bourgeoisic Twist u'if
necks until thsy del All rotten You alone b. %
health lett.
The Socialist members OF the TOwn Council havc
iesucd an appeal to worlngmcn to rise and do
mand revision of the Constitution They accns"
the Deputies OF swindling and declare that Tn"
Government must be purecd by the workingmcn
If the Nation.
Premier Ribot held conference to-day with
NJ Lonhct Minister Of the Interior, AMI
NJ bourgeois. Minister Of Justice. with
whom he discussed measures 10 frustra'c the plans
of the Socialists and Anarchists of Paris. mat
ter for special consideration was the prop1sei or
eanization of Socialists and Anarchists for the pur-
pose Of taking advantage Of the present poll;lcl-
Itcncnf 10 overthrow tic e'it lOlhI VI -pF-
crnnent.
The explosion yesterday in the Prefecture OF
Police is still discussed in the cafes ana other
places Of public resort There is som" doubt IN
the public mind that the Outrage was IN" wor'.
Of Anarchists Whatever tie trath Of the mat
Ter. tie Anarchists have taken advantage Of the
occasion to issue d manifesto COZ chci IL the
bla ant language usual III tLOse documents. The
wrongs Of the people, Ere, blood, and dyn'mitc
are eXpatiated upon at length, but tie substance
of the manifesto is that the time h., come for
the people TO rise in their might and stuke for
freedom The police buildings dIe cl.S.ly
guarded, and ou-of-thc-way rccesscs are Gaze
fully searched for hidden dynamite or other eX-
posive bombs.
Ihe "Iclair7 to-day published Interview
with Louis Michel, the aged Anarchist, who l.
now in London She dccl red that She dlI not
know the authors Of Tia" explosion AT the Pre-
fccturc but sic thou. .ht il an excellent piece ol
work She regretted that higher officials hdd
no been present when the explosion occurred, ~
they might have been killed. Tncn death, sac
thought, would bc blessing 10 the people; Ire
EcIair" AIDES that il j. The intention Of Louise
Michel TO 20 10 Chicago soon, to spread The
Anarchist propaganda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
AN EX .ROULANIIST AGENT ARRESTED.
SUSPECTED or HAVING CAUSED THE Paris EX
PLOsION-IuS INSTIGATOES AND
THEIR MOTIVES.

Paris. Doc 3O.-M. Iuin, formerly Honlanei,t
agent hls been arrested suspicion Of having caused
The oAuosiOn at the Prefecture Of Police YESTERDAY
He Is believed to have been iho Instrument oi me
remnant Of the BOulanast party ana the Royall>is,
and to hnve ur0oscd the starting 81 reign Of terror
Ike that II last spring. IN order t.at I'm tn" accom-
pauving confu ,lOn the Rcpr'lic might be wcfhcd
Although no Information be obtained directly or
Indirectly Fl m the police, f. IS plain that they have
been working to-day more indusiuousy up" CLOVIS
nointng 70 the ultimate responsibility Of som" par
li,mcury norty than upon any prcsumptlvc evidence
impc.ulng Anarchists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
DENOUNCED BY TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TIE DUBLIN EXPLOSION CALLED AN OUTRAGE
AIMED TO WRECK THE HOPES OF IRELAND

AIMED TO WRECK THE HOPES OF IRELAND
IOnd pn Dec 3O.-Thc Irish National League oI "rca'
Britain has issued a statement strongly den"uncing inc
eApl. ion IN the police detective oice at Dublin a
n savage dynamite outrage, aimed 10 wreck the hopes
Of Ireland The league espresso, an earnest nope thi'
the perpetrators will be speedily detected.
4 dispaich from Dublin says that II boy to-daj iounn
a package containing two pounds Of blasting powder
Oh the grounds belodeing to the church at Kath-
mines q suburb Of Dublin
Dublin. Dec 3O.-'rhc walls Of the Offices In EN-
change Court the scene Of the explosion on saturday
have bccn found to have been badly demagcd by the
.hock Of the explosion that Tho building, not be
lievcd ia be hnbtablc. At nn,night last night 1t
VAS feared that tie walls Of the detective Once would
faIi The detectives who were asleep were hastily
awakencd and every body left the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
NATHAN APPLETON DENILS 1T.

uE HAD no KNOWLEDGE OF THE CORRUPT USE
Of MONEY IL AMERICA.
Boston Dec. 3O.-Sp"ahng Of the charg' mad"
against Captain Nail an App.con, Of this city, thtt
a fund OF ~ 100000 scattered through th"
Tinted states by the Panama Canal prom liers. ana
that Mr. Appleton was De Lesscrs'S Hsht-hand man
here and was given place Oh INC Ahierc'' 0oni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
MEETING OF THE rREHcH LADIES COMMITTEE

rli. pee. 3C.-TLc second meeting Of me fT'h'h
,i, coumi tee for Tie. ChicarJ Exhibition has Iu-i
hoen held in the grand drawins-room of the h'y,"F
Iancc. under the presidency Of Mmr C"rn" supported
tx ~ Camille kIHntz and VI. George begeF D'P'''''
Many disrncuish'c women "'f" present """ ''"''
Garnet p prf,rmcd her part with much grac" ana met
r., p,,t.rs of th, commit have been divided into
.nl, committees. which are now Lolding meetings. \
general meeting at the El will lc held In January
4, hon thc nnal work viii be dOrc. me f'.u' u
,,"nap's r,bdt will be 80 large and cAcnsiv" ti"l
already requests for more space have been sent u MI
Potter Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

n'irce with a compensation. % far a. the outside
knowledge Of It's figures goes 0, $4,000, Mr.. Ap
pleon /, reported to have said that at that time he
was enthusiastic In tho matter. believing then. Us he
does present that the Panama route i the best.
81 cannot attempt 10 20 into The discussion of sAch
long story" he said. especially thIs Is The first
have seen OF II, ana have not tho time 70 read 1t
carefully II seems, however. to De written by some
ore conveSant with the facts ana to be- genera y
correct. De Le-seps came here To secure the CO.
operation Of his country. He felt that This country
would receive by far the greatest benefit Of az other,
by the work. and that II nung that tie two
great republics should Join hands in IT. He
greatly disappointed that 1t did not approach It IN that
spirit
Asked II he thought De Lesscps had knowledge OF
and sanctioned the Use Of money In buying the ap-
proyal OF newspapers and legislators, Mr. Appleton re-
piled
Il do not. l do not believe that any member Of
the Board of Directors voted do lar for such pur-
pose. The thing grew to such proportions that many
wheels developed wit in wheels until got beyond
them, and ntrgues brought about the calamity"
Mr. Appleton had no recollection Of any dinners
given by him. and did not receive $4,000 year.
According to his statement h. received $4,000 year
~ eight years.
What really broke the company" continued Mr..
appleton, was tAc tremendous Interest il was paying
ana the sums demanded by the bachmailng press
some 500 100000 had been raised In France. but it
wa, the subscription Of the whole country In small
amounts. 20 that the loss not felt much by
individuals fOr few persons invested more Than they
could well afford But the time has come - build ii
canal through the lathnus. 1nis cli-i-. believe,
viii assist In evOVlne II IL VIII put Tia" French pc0Pe
upon their mrtIc ANA they VIII - down IN lAcT
ppchets and Dud IL. Dc ieye lhat thr tng lJ
iAc nitcd states To dD is 10 tuhc tIs tAln- O The
.i. d, oi France. IAi, country could easily bay the
vADlc for about 500. NJ,VJO The WORK ID Ia con
diIpn 90 De eat" P-oncd ID a hnisA' Al We Go not
uu so llr llr.,u Viii plOJdDiy nnl-A H. ANA t"at
VII. hurry up Government "a Mean rui, aud Inc
result may bc laat We Wlu nave Two competing canals
lL-4c.d Ol u AoAJpVl!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
NOTES OF THE VATICAN.
THE POPE INCTN>Ep Al oPPo~IIlo% 10 MGR
sNTOIII - NN ITALIAN INCY 'LGcNL - nj
G0TIArIONs WITH THE GHIEK CHURCH.

THE pope INCTNSEp At oPpO~ITIoE 70 MOI.
sNToLII ~ ITALIAN TSCY"LGcNL Nj
GoTIArlONs WITH THE GGEEK CHURCH
Ran" Dec. .O IAr lor" h. s."lily in'"r~d a'
the Opy,,u.n n I'll, played 10 MsI. Satol, ana p"a'c
nl and moderate solution Of tnc -cDOol question H.
IA. United states. lie has already on several 0'.'
sion, given expression 10 HIS feelings on the Jrci
with considerable warmth. speaking recently u"
,u. of his conndanf,. he Is reported - hav" ,ad
..1,ey ,-atolHs opppnont-) want 10 free the Holy
49,. 10 retreat. but %. Pope will not be r"prll'd.
fl th. document which j. now being pr' pared at
r.e Vailcan the prudence and wisdom which Ms'.
SaioV di,ulaycd I'm hl, proposition, fer solution a..
t school que ton nrc spoken Of with much praise.
The fact that the Holy 80 has addr' '"d AN elf
r., cllrll - the Italian people IN The popular "n-u"
,a, cai-cd much mon" c'nln ~ than ti' document
.u.cl II +, the first time that the Pope d'plrt
I'M, from, ancient urne -, has addressed mm-"lf 81
roctl, T., the pcopi. Th', stei + regarded by clos
-, .r,.,r. f.. fro,h .vll-rce of the more ana more
,-,ro,ucod dem cleur cha .ct@r nf III CHING III
r rou,iGroI nolc. -,l.... leo XIII has brought
ol,ut ana also as o manifestation of tlr TrV9
tionary changes which ar" operating III NV ''"''"
government Of Cathl"ism.
An exchange Of views. wli"h nav have eV'h'ih
c,n.,ou.nrce 4 actively proceeding hotw""' certain
cccl.~ia.i.c.l Ir.rsouas'- ~ Rom" ana cermh ""'
..,4,.iy.- Of the Orthodox Church In Russia on I'd"
s,,i.icct Of fapprochcmcni and unlW "l inc W."
ch,,rcl.s ON the sdc Of Russia many cccl,1 a-'f'A
,d u,tfl-,l tpr-oragta and I1f f..Ora oi ihr hN'
a. ~ v,-,nv and st. ltt"f burg. I'D I'm" win l'lh
t,t II, g., general show "a faN'rnNic dlit on lp""
nu Understanding vl'h fonr, "l c'irll'. I", .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
CHOLERA SPREADING ~ NoRrnER% FRANCE

Paris, Dec. 3O.-Cholcra continues to Npr'ah III u''
North Of France. In the town OF "ravehnoS near
c.lois three deaths and one new case were repor"u
ON Wed uesd y and three deaths on Thrsiay. 9c'o'"
street, in which the disease is especially preNa"''
, leen cl,sed y, the town auth ,rlt.e>.
Iunt.nre, Dec. 3O-Two fresh ca'ts Il ch"l'ra hllP
six dcath, have been reported here touiE. ,n-rc
have been i've death, from chOl'rn III AAom ana ."D
Ia AM bnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
VATICAN WATCHING TIE FRENCH SITUATION.

Rome Dec. 3O.-Ihc situation H. France arising
from The Panama scanta.s 80 Watched AT the NauoAh
with IL, c.u~tsi attention. CON dcrhlr hnAlrl! 10
felt both D.. view Oi tho anOuEiIOu, p>ii VccuIitN
by the Vatican u france since inc ippc ma uls
PLAYED nluci urnuiincS5 toward the hrpInii' ana on
account of Ic pO,,aIiy ol tc !;incOi1s'i"A ehie"'
brcomin. .,, cio,r u being .o-st.rr 'ndAnecTed On
the otAci hand 1t j. pointed oit ~ The cAtrchc French
party o. the Vatican t.at the cclaior o te pr 's'A
Republican parry Wodd i0cilita,c jnc formation oi a
hspUrL Cal. on .crva-Gsc party which MoHh be
-tiuHg riJa-H ASSUME t.r air'c'iOi II uihl', anu
td- ,Ac IIs"ut OBJECT Ol ,hc lOp" p'hct 10 france
would thus be- uttJLcG. M'Hn"hIr n,"e tOh' ti' IA g
awaited vita li'dt anxiety, ana c"th d'N'i"Pt'h1
,tvcs ilsc 10 Ipn- Aud cA,lted Ciscl-So44
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
T. LArR MAY SUE A MfxcAy PAPER.

CITY Of Mexico, Dec 3O.-M. Laus. II m nlbcT of the
t're4ich Chamber Of Deputies. whose naine tas been
,rOmlnrntly mentioned In The PaiHma scandal
threatens o. bring al action for llhi asainst " ii
i .nIp.7 newspaper Of This city. ior printing cable
Il patch anuouucnr that the police had senloid hl-
AoI,c for c:In.iaaug docuu,Ets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

Nh RDCKEFELLEK 10 BCILD 1 COUNIRi HOUSE.
Wattn, y. Y. Dec. 3O.-lt l. reported tla' '"''n
ID Rockefeller Of the standard hi company VIII
bpild a costly house and hereafter make hs nome
-, 7, 4, also s,id thn. the iandar til Company
viii build branch pipe line from fenehaugh sleubei
County 10 this place, dsianc" OF twrny nSi % wv
establish a large refinery at the heiu oI S-pee' L"Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
-. unynr nr ". O. rAErnIpGE. r9E scrLrToR

p,1. Dec. aO.Mnjor II. \. iiu 'inp on. Of CHI
,, ave q breakfast party &c.. aat "c', ID Ill
pon, home in honor * ". o. 'ortiiif' the Amen
can .cull tor Among t.o-c ps,scn "'rr ''r com :
tho United -taies Minister, Cornl Ien'i" hhH ann
n hudln, the di.tinrd,ned Ir"ch a'.' "'. Ni''
h.c,kc,,t the whole pasty wont To Mt FM'F"s'
-ttfl, 20 see hi, ,tniu" oi Shah 'p'"'' ",''n "
undated and vl.lch will hr put mp in Lin
-, p.ri tbi,a-o daring the ENaiaiI u. Mr. Ph!t
,itc., Alexander IIaglion fer ih' Hamilton 'l'b q"
groo,lyn. - y. is also nearly finished; ~ eln,S
i J., .ai,,n Of Grant f. under way, willie lhn huiI
'i, ,a. l-iug .iycu TO a mari lie buef Oi Nlrl>t,
n, IL io II. wic', GIT 10 her husband. thca,"
nllIllNunIrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

THE BIG CUNARD STEAMSHIP MAKING HER
WAY INTO rORT-THE LONG SUSPENSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
public Notire. .

NJ ALL SERVICE BY PNEUMATIC TUBES
WI OR OTHER SYSTEMS.-Postofiee Deparment
Warrington d. c., July rs ls92.Aut.ority Is given sns
populations for the service OF the Postoce Dcrens
more rapid dispatch OF mail matter between large citss
stsms" with the View Of ascertaning eos. and ID
hereby give notice to all persons who are the hs =.
a-signess. or otherwise owners Of any pneumsus .I
present in writing under seal on before THURSDAY ne
9th day Of September 1892 ADDRESSED 70 tae Sa Dis
vice. together with statement OF the evidence o, sub
sNhershp Of the same which evidence den may
General. Said description must state the Kind aao auaSa
OF motive power used Ia Operating The SINE v vIrs a
1d its 1ppcahUn the capacity t 81 the p Sis or place
;gna g0D';sss s to Tub. ''& ID 'e.ys e:
will be In condition to be tested and the ti%e .snsuy
necessarily BE- occupied in making the test ana udsc
anything else Whereby e seser tubes or devices
may bc submitted. and the adaptaety Of essn ~ con-
service Il is re Of sSss se is phl.dh
Chicago Washington. D. c.. and between S' trsas
cities between postoee and ,ssa Or Of sad
descriptions be accompanied BY proposal ss,es no
license otherwise invest in the Upea bs year o.
70 sell assign and transfer to the United states ,ssus
sisresaa mu *. made ssc-.. coz:
don that the person Offering said tube o, sSp.nss az
all claim against fhe United States oI any ssr sad
s.s1 3; ,a% oSer asrdns
master General has no authority IN law 70 hsse OF any
expenditure Of money 10, the use xi"tbs appr,prs1
out Of which sad could be paid ns saS
I is ,ssered to Ssns 20 any Ss .s S
any proposal that DO made mo ,,t ~ reyV1
s ss'q Gsus ct al saFcciISsn'ws x AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
REAL ESTATE.
Rrs1NESs AT THE EXCHANGES.

At No. III Broadway yesterday r. v. harne's ,our
sold under partition No. 1886 West forue~ ~, ooxos Q
Tho bidding started at 81 500 and ran to $3.50 d.
Greenhut was the buyer. A. 900 and 3O4
The sane firm sold under foreclosure No' o. v,t dwell
West Eighty.seventhst two story 600 niece
lngs on lo l7xiooS feea os Nest Lightly seyenthst
hrecstory dwelling on aS Ud s West Eighty
sry, nti,-st. similar awclings on p .ot
90 from plaintiff IN inc m,pt tion vacant lot IN
xtieth-st near lesser
the buye,.