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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
PERSUADED TO RETURN.

Boss Meters and Their Assistants Working
in Perfect Harmony.
At the West End steel mill of Singer,
Nimick & Co. the difficulty between the
boss melters and their 60 assistants has been
amicably settled and the entire crew are
working in perfect harmony. the trouble
was due to the firms action in reducing the
tonnage srates of the boss melters, and the
latter in turn reduced the wages of their
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
VERY NEAR A SETTLEMENT.
The Youngstown Iron Workers Mill Send a
Committee to Pittsburg.

Committee to Pittsburg.
A secret meeting of rollers, roll turner's
and heaters from all parts of the Youngs-
town iron district has been held. 1t was
learned from an authentic source last even
ing that committee was appointed to visit
Pittsburg and attend the conference with
the manufacturers: also that everything
had been satisfactorily adjusted with the
exception of slight disagreement between
the guide mill rollers and the manuiactur-
ers 1t was given out that q mass meeting
of iron workers would be called during the
week to take action regarding the Home
stead matter.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
Mrs. Plumb Not Asking Aid.

WASHINGTON, July 1S-When the de-
ficiency bill was under consideration in the
Senate to-day Mr.. Perkins asked unanimous
consent to have struck from the bill an item
of 5000 for the widow of the late Senator
Plumb, of Kansas, and he read letter from
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
. Road Exhibit at the Fair

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Mr. Durborrow,
of Illinois, to-day introduced bill in the
House, appropriating 100000 for the con-
struction of a building at the Worlds Fair
for the comprehensive exhibit of roads and
their construction and maintenance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
Statistics of the Colored People

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-An item of $780,
600 was inserted in the deficiency bill to-day
for the collection and publication (in con-
nection with the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position) of statistics of the moral intel
lectual and industrial progress of the colored
people of the United States since January :,
1863
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19

Mr. Plumb's son stating that the item had
been inserted without his mothers knowl-
edge, ana against what she believed would
be his fathers wishes. No objection being
made, the item was struck out.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
Nearby Postnasters Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, July 1S-Among the
confrmations by the Senate, to-day, were
those of ]. C. Irwin, postmaster at Sunbury,
Pa, and Postmasters J. NJ. Bower, London,
O., and E. B. Kirby, Scioto, o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
An Appeal for Mercy.

II you have any regard for your physical
welfare, have mercy on your bowels, cease
dcluging them with drenching purgatives
and relax them without pam with Hostel
. ter's Stomach Bitters. Subdue with it, too,
malarial and kidney complaints, kidney and
rheumatic ailments, dyspepsia and nervous
ness.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19

Congressman Reilly Renominated.
PoTTsvILLE, July 1a-The Democrats
of the Thirteenth Congressional district
have renominated Hon. James B. Reilly for
Congress.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
Weather Bureau Stations on . Lake.

WASHINGTON, July 1S-The Senate to-
day passed the House bill appropriating
1000 for weather bureau stations on
Middle and Thunder Bay Islands, in Lake
Huron,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19

THE charm Of beauty is beautiful hair. Secure it
with PABKER's HAIR BALsAM.
HINDERcoRNs. the best cure for corns. Is cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19

Mrs. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething; cures wind collie, diar-
rhoea. % ccet,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19

ANGosrURA Bitters, the celebrated ap-
petizer, is used all over the world.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
Charged With Deception.

Later on Alice learned that Ashley Ro.
selle, before referred to, was paying court
to Freda, who had given him one of her
Photographic She demonstrated warmly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
ecoTrJyU ElTE OFFICERS ELEC1ED.

The Supreme Council OF sovereign "rahu I''p.0F
or, General ~ the thirty third ana last neer' -N'
cient and Accepted scottish Kite LOT 'he NY"
states Of America their territories and d'penuehci'S'
h. Lcn in session NJ the German Masonic I"mpie
IN Til, city for two day. The meeting was Il hF ~
one The first day session was devoted pr''i
nIy to discussing the proposed uniting OF all SCOUTS"
Rite bottles under grand supreme couheu' 'n'Ie
now being three In the United states NJ the h'n'
,.s,or tho t,uowinc grand officers WIRE elected :;
lobu J. (iormnm OF Sew York. sovereign "r"Hu
Com. william A. Hcrohiser. of Ohio. Lieut. Grand
Com Granville \. Fmmbcs, Of Michigan MINISTER
OF state: Henry d. Moore. d. d. oil 'ih''"i"''''
Grand Prior: David ". Thompson. OF connecticut
Grand Treasurer: John G.. Barker. Of l'rooklyn'
rand see Gen; IIopns thompson OF New NaS nOr q;
Kcrncr Of the Archives; willard {. van Delnp, o'
Bosion. Mas Gen. Of c.; Isaac F. Graham. oil con,
ncrticu. CIR. Mar. Cen; E. JnniuS hG nra %
Minnesota standard Rcarcr; oliver r. Briees, D,
seattle Or Capt. Of the Guard r. ). Baocoon' %,
Cwabn Or Mar oi the Camp, ~ T anderson, oi
Cn,Ia'nd or Mar OF the Camp and Major W. Bay
loss OF Washington. ID. e., Or. Mar. Of the camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28

Chicago oct. 81 (Spcciah.-Whcat did not mfi"'"'i,
Itself to-day. May sold from 20 3s 10 - ! = am
closed Of "a "a cents. The spread between De''in-
her and May ! IS cents yesterday. got 70 80
cents Not n bushcl OF wheat was chartered lne,a'
not n bu,,el Of ans kind Of grain. ii was not pc
rorsc there was not vessel rom but for the rraSpn
there was no certainty " being able TO unload IN,
rain after II got 10 Buffalo or New-l0rk k,..cp,.s
lhOwsd some falling OIL only 900 cars III ire Npr,n
west: only 352 cars here, and only 40 cars cs,i-
the receipts was lost sight Of because "I tle gieht
mass N testimony about the big accuniiilhlln,, III
New York and the Northwest led IN thr seil-,
Thc low prices were madc when tho ONO STATE er'p
report WAS announced. making the whrat Aeiu ~ ~
Iiio 5000 600 bushels larger than The EoV'rnnlcn'
made Il October l. Corn inclined TO be easier.
The cash and thc nearby deliveries were weaker
han the Nav May sold from 40 Ia to 40 -
cnts. and closed ut ~ 10 cents. keccip,eS W.T."
rhc Ohio report made the condition OF com 20.
II Is imagined that the october bull crown IN pr
visions Is long considerable corn. Cash cats dcchheu:
NAY Jus, abOn, held it, own. Lack N rom NJ
buffalo and New York is a. mu'h against oats " hS s.
grn and wheat Provisions were weak iorh u.
he close showed n de line from Wednesday OF ~ l..
,enis for January January lari and b, also shovel
decline of 7 IL cents. The tniahys gave ~
support TO the market outslie interest was ligh.
There were 81 900 hOTs the estimate Tor FRIDAY was
$1,000. The packing for the week In the west
last year OF 10 900 head The STICK OF lara Novcm
Der l. expected 10 be not above 100 tierces tho
4toc. Of ribs Of about 13.oo0,Or1 pounds Tue st4cE
Of pork about O5. 900 barrels. Flaxseed was ea,ier
ut ard 9 cents decline; December. 81 ii 10 u To-
MAY 81 10 to u IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
rur EcY GULLY OF MINSLAUGHTEF.

John McCann a boy sixteen years Old VINO hvea
n, No 80 East Forty seventh-st" was conVic'eu vi
granddaughter In the first degree In General sessions
Yesterday The Jury out only nall an hour
Judge MARITIME rcmanded the prisoner uh"i No'eih
hr 4 for sentence MCCann told the story of inc
ruli,c Yesterday morning. on the evening Of August
~ Adam Rauch an old German. was coming out OF
tho barroom at No. 800 East Forty sevcnul-st with
n can OF beer Witnesses said that Mccain ana LIS
comrades tried to jerk the can from Rauch's hand
~ nrotoct the old man ana Threatened to strike Me
Cnnn A few words passed. and the wood
lie said he didn't know then Just what he was dol
but he stabbed Ma,ucrzcrski In the abdomen. The
Judge MARITIME subjected the boy TO a severe cross
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
GRAIN md PRODCcE MARKETS.
,.,,rrrrs op ynw.yonK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
rbcrc was free liquidation IA wheat yesterday and
,he foreign element again sold heavily Inc ""hg'
a.,.or,d 70 bc unloading at all points The market
~i.d weak and fell 3-id7-s cent. the sp"cula~-n
,ro,n.inc 10 nearly 100000 bushels. Gables were
,,rc..ed in tone and lower. receipts we're large ana
rain X si accommodating at receiving PAGES nhn ne
--n,sor, demand was slow. Tho review % "1hc I'm
ii,rnu p1c. Current favorable 10 The OUTLOOK
"a ,bo Ohio state ROnrd issued report win lnarlsn
a.a,,,r,S I'nicS, a bhSkT export demand breaks IN"
,"ctode OF INC railroads and relieves I'll" glut AT AL
I"fr points there seems little chance Of any sup
no- coming TO tho speculation. SPOT wheat VIZ
'rcaker and 10000 bushels were taken LOT HnlpihHl.
Corn wns bcarlsh also and closed l.-al CENT
iover Tho depression In wheat favorable ",,H,n'I
NO.. long selling and liberal receipts all M u
~ tle decline spot lots weaker ana onN '-'o"'
bushels were sold for export: 80. ,.,, oco.,,r, and
Oats were positively firm. with pfLt oH'rlhSS' a'
he options closed IL cent higher In SOME c'''s '"S
oats were quiet and firm. 49,
lard broke sharply with tho Wnsi
Tho final quotations fellows
Wheat October - "a: November. 20, D'''np'F'
- 10: January 1SY3, 20: May. - - GEMS.
Corn-0ctobcr 50; November. 30 - pr'mo''
" o,ts-Octobcr 80: November. % Us, D'c'mpT'
AZ May. 1903 40 cents. - ,ono
Iord-Octobeg. 80 November F5 10 JANUARY i'"''
- s3. 49, ..,ou,, ,.o.,ors,v
The receipts Of grain and nnur reported yeste I.
AZ New York philadelphia baltimore ana bo'"n az ,
as follows Wheat i3a.030 bushels corn 80 80 az
bushels: oats 1i63o6 bushels; total gran 'S';rip
bushels: iour. G7Ii4 packages. At Chicago c ~
waukcc and st. Louis the arrivals were Whea o,o
100 bushels: corn. ISL $40 bushels; "ais n
bushels; total grain, 23i,4jS bushels H"u'' ''''''
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
A FREE TRADE HOAX.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune OF October IL you refer col
torially 10 the renewal. by the National Democrauc
Committee OF the old hoax In regard TO American
manufacturers OF agricultural implements selling their
indictments In foreign countries at lower prices than
here Such statements made solely for the ehect
they will have upon class OF farmers who depend
lron Others TO do their thinking. However, for the
sake OF argument, will admit that such state Of
affairs exists. Then, Of course, must assume that
there is q surplus OF agricultural implements manu-
featured In this country. else the whole output "ouh
he sold here where II Is asserted higher prices pre-
vail Statistics show that during the year 1sol we
exported in round numbers. about loooooooo bushels
Of wheat Including both wheat and four and pre-
sumo that the greater part OF the remainder OF the
crop for that year was consumed In this country The
Mckinley bill imposes duty OF % cents per bhshel
ON wheat imported into this country. Now, what !
want IN know is ths II the tariff enables the manu-
10 the foreign price upon what he sells to The nome
market, why cannot the American farmer a0n thr 20
cents nor biishpl tariff upon all the wheat dclualN
con Sunied by the home market and then Ike tue manu-
facurers sell his surplus upon the foreign hhrka Tor
Whatever il will bring? Ny experience as farmer
has been that when | offer my wheat or IN lhet my
niLer farm product upon the market The Only henchl
derive from the tariff l. that II limits my competitors
for tbe home market 20 the number 81 American iarni
rrs md unless the National Democratic Committee can
sxnIoin how the manufacturers attan such cNtrh0r
dinorv results will Dc forced TO believe that thclr
business Is conducted In the same way -
+. W. GALBRA1Tll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
ADVICE To 4 PUZZLED VOTER.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Can vote this election May % lrol' !
gave up my house in Jersey City. stored ms furniture
there and wont TO ocean Grove to summer. on sep
tember 10 nj, ! moved to Brooklyn and moved my
furniture on December 10. 1891, ! moved from
Nrookvn 10 HobOtcn Hudson County. y. J. on
March = l-O2, | moved from lObOken to Jersey Guy
Urichths In the county. where stiu am Ivy
5, doing have lost my Right 10 vote for llarl on ana
Reid , REL hLlNN'''
Albany. oct. H. 1o02
You have lost your right 10 vote unless your
removal 10 Brooklyn and your three months stay
there were merely for some temporary purpose
and with the intention Of retaining permanent
residence in Ncw-Jcrsry II your removal was
a deliberate change of domicile you have not been
a resident Of Ncw-Jcrtcy for the whole Of tho
las, ycar.-idJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28

RI the EdItor OF The Tribune.
fir: Following up the different incidents IN t'' ,
a,o,or an ,mrortopt In It's consequences could
NOT pass with ndifcrcncc the appeal maze ny ,ar
scburx and confrcres 10 The German voters OF 'n''
country In behalf Il the Free ira"e '''i'i"'''
from the tone In which 1t is written 20" might AZ
800, con IL q command and In that way they denr
vs The right 10 THINK or act for ourselves
am o2Hcbrcw and am not ashamed Vi IT,
hovn algo been an American citizen since io'o IN"
, nroud OF IT, Our race, more than any other
,o. done well under the bond minded laws OF t'is
glorious Republic but are at The same ''me snrp
On eminentIy business and working people that &c"
~ ns aside OF showing themselves m"-ao ui"H
o,,lxens take time TO educate ourselves III inc %
u,,col conditions OF our adopted country ana oh
This Ignorance OF nm other~isc in'enieen' rue, ~,
Demnfa,ic leaders work Their batteries s'cc ssuis
xow II Carl schuiz assumes the right 10 dic."'c "
tho Germans. Jesse Seigman and JACOB schih ocr
ta,nly have The fight to advise The Hebrews w"''
nmrr,c. owes to Jesse seligman for his services
..nAer-d TO Abraham Lincoln In tho osrk oays u
The civil war. and for which Mr.. eelisman re'u'ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
Messy Creek, Tenn; Oct. II. 1907.
THE SPIRIT OF TWEED LINGERs THERE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: inclosc an editorial from "Thc y. y. sun
~ this morning, in which II appears that the veneer
able Editor of "The sun has been kcenly obscrvah'
lately Of the face Of the bronze statue Of Horace
f,,oclnv IN front OF The Tribune oflc-. Ind he paid
eoual attention 10 the pictures OF Cleveland and
Stevenson on the front Of TammanY Hall at any
tim. after O'Clock in the evening when the electric
lights are lit be would discover between the por'
traits OF Cleveland and stevenson The ghostY face
Of the late william VI. Tweed II Is there AS piainh
IN front but iet any person stand few doors to i
east or west Of Taminany Hall on the oIpo>n s,u
90 ,bn way and those who have ever - IN J wcc''
IT., in his lifeline will recognize It INSTANTLY I'm, Is
% Strange coincidence, but II Is true nc\crih"lcss
a e. ,or syonrscf Mr. Edltor-what does II mean
BOSTON Oct. 10, 1892 |'hii"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
STEEL BEAMS AND IEoNwoRK CHEAPER ~
AMERICA THAN ~ BIRMINGHAM.


To tho Editor of Tho Tribune
sir. ON JuIy - | wrote to the firm Of b. |. "
J. Kc,y. % Birmingham. Enslond. for an IRON Spi. Oh
certain dimensions sending drawings and spe''"'a
lions. md I'm the same mall 7 sent drawing anu
spofrcn,long Of an iron fence aud some IRON gaze
90 be used In south America. The Pic" r''e'.eu
from Mc-srs Kcay for the spike was fl'7 - '.' :
rcfeiycd also a price for the same material from
-. ,c,ar Hewitt a CO. Trenton. y. j.. Of
- n which is 80 - les than the ptce IN Blrmne,
tnm adding the frclshi 10 America IN" whor ihIs'f
w." ,,otld hr about 40 NOR" than IN IN" hi'd
eto,,. TIN, fence | required they asked T''cy lnr;
md gave the plan and spcciil ntgnN y" Nn
I, g,.,,lnc No - lOln-st. and his prize was 'VV'
'riI"n il go les than III" price III Hirm nchn, J,
rho price Of the gaic' In birmingham was 49, ~" NV.
ibr n,lcc Of the gates here. patent s'Nlr "m'' NV
much bertc- than those Offered IN Hrml-I'i IL, VIZ
s.cn-sIIo lcss The bitter pice come Ir" nr He f's
Wc.,cryrlt 40 l02 Chamb,r,-st Ihr,c are III ~
Ho, .ho,,d he known by the people Now SEQ IL
Free Trader can answer those Iuc,u9h'; ,rN
a.. g ull,nhnl 81 NV York, oct. r. l8OG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
To THOSE WHO HAVE NOT REGISTERED.

To INC Editor OF The Tribune
sir: In your issue of october 20 writer over o.,
,ho Signature OF "A Worker for Harrison ana heiu
calls attention 20 the unfortunate choice OF 'hc oas
axed upon by the Republicans for thcr great paraue
1t has been arranged that TINS 'n"ii "he p"' a."
49, 90 tho lag, day OF registration, ana the
urtor ,e,rs that In the excitement and confusion
,nc,dcn, TO such OCCASIONS many will all TO rcg'steT
Permit me as a good Republican, to moor: III a.,
ooiHgnSnance ' Fair PLAY IS Jewel" and VII WIN
The fight but do not let us lessen our ma}W.ES ~
any lack NJ common sense.
Nav York Oct 90, 1oOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
HOW CAN THIS BE PREVENTED
4 VOTER WANTS TO KNOW IL ELECTION IN
-PECToRs CAN REFUSE TO ENTER HIS

! VOTER WANTS TO KNOW IL ELbIl-oN ~
-PECToRs CAN REFUSE TO ENTER HIS
NAME IN ALL THEIR BOOKS.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Is there anything to prevent the boards Of
election inspectors Fl wifrlly refusing TO enter an
applicants name In all the books they keep so that II
shall not appear In n sufficient number of them on
election day t, entIc the applicant to vote They
might pretend to enter his in all the books ana
actually enter IT only in the public copy. would not
combination Of the two Tammany inspcc'ors, IN tms
why, result in dlsranchisng voter as IN 'hh'
case the name would only appear on the publc copy
and the copy OF the Republican Inspector whereas the
Inv requires that name shall appear on three books
think. have registered in my district and have
examined the public copy and know that my name Is
entered therein qualified voter but may not be
permitted to- vote because the books kept BY the TAM
many ms pcctors may not contain my name.
had considerable difficulty In registering this year.
appeared before the board 1T a. m. on the first day
OF registration, and told by the chairman that |
could not register. | asked why rot. and was told
that the book, were not ready. Upon my telling them
that they had right to refuse 10 take my maine NJ
that time, told that for my mpudcnce l would
not be allowed TO register. left the place and was
put 10 the trouble and annoyance Of going again at
later hour.
don't believe that Mr.. Cleveland who resides in the
same district. compelled to apply twice before his
name was taken. but am Republican and sup;
pose tho inspectors knew it, and hnts different
thought Of complaining 10 the Board Of Police Com.
missoners and asking for the removal OF ne board OF
Inspectors but rs there Is only one Republican IN the
Board OF Commissioners, concluded that 1t would be
useless 10 do 20.
Another matter: VIII you not urge every Republican
Inspector Of election TO refuse To sg1 his namr TO the
returns until after they made up at the close OF
the poll, and the completion Of the canvass OF the
votes The police should be Instructed TO prevent
their being filed NJ during t'c day (as has formerly
been the rule, and to arrest any Inspector attemPhns
to do W.
\ow Work Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28

aiI dFhhO""ueh,iH Al pd".ic Vi.er' -
n mat yer OF history Is there Charitable o. gani-
zation or movement which has education i'm
provement OF the masses as It's object that does not
ina JACOB schif among Its oiiginators or promo
er'' 4hrir ADVICE to the peJpe oil thei. rae.
among whom their name, household wo Us. as
was that OF Mon,ehore in Eng and. Cum EN- Il
france, LASER In Germany, will receivo more con.
sideration from at least tie German Heb cas-, and
perhaps the Others also, than the commands of these
Il rr,Nelic comfy DcmCcrl with r. rchIrz.
whom even Democrats ignore as spohesman by
approaching Mcssrs. Scngman and hlI this In
POI TINT snb)ect ihr ugn the columns 4 you vil-
liable paper You will confcr the greatest # favors
on Hebrew who has found time amidst his labors
parties. and naturally became n Republican:
L. VI. HES.
40. 81 Ewen-st. prooklyn oct 49, 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
TRIBUNE EIGHTEEN PAGES

tie op.nion OF community the conscience OF ue
people. VIII stand In place OF law. But anarchy, 70
the masses. means bomb throwing and revolution, ana
the "brO,heihood %. man. means unlimited pnuper
immigration and taking employment from our people
to give IL to the unemployed Of Europe Let them
have the crumbs which fall from the rich man table
but III IS not meet that should take the chiidrens
bread and throw II unto dogs
MARGARET COMPTON.
NewYorS, oct :, 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
HIS WAGER NOT ACCEPTED.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: THE World" does tremendous i't oi Do"
ing for Cleveland but will not back mp IL opinions 10y
money Three times have been 70 "Ihe WORTH
omro and offered 70 bet $4,000 against $1,000 Of The
$50, ,,o,cv thu, Mr. Harrison would he the ncNt
PRESIDENT but not one dollar arr they wlhe 10 shh
~. ~, IN -, el,ut mn NJ FORCE
Newark oct -, l-92
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
THE PETROLECW MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude certificate market yesterday was dull and
uita,out signincance. At the Consolidated Exchange
there were sale, Of 900 barrels in options at 80 5S
cents shade above Wednesdays hral Quotations.
There were no dealings In oil nj the Stock Exchange
,rL. aeld situation Is without change. Refined
nctr,lcum was unchanged at q cents per gallon in
barrels 80 cents In bulk and 60 cents In cases.
FrcIgn unotaions we're 30 fGnc lower nj Antwerp at
I3 5,5 frnnc Bremen ruling at 5.o3 marks and London
A - n 1I-1ld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
80. T. whltchallst.. Ncw.york. oct. - 1902


To the FdItor Thc r. ibune.
Sir: IN nm edition Ot The Tribune TINS morning !
400. th, name Of Captaln John klrwan rs member Oh
,hc Antiniillsh League. Tho u<c Of nv nam" Is en-
,Ircly unauthorized. n never had any s'hn',"T 81
your P'P' joins KlRWNN.
Captain and Commander Inpal Veterans
No. 5I7 East Eighty sccond st.. Ncwfork city.
p,t ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
ONE OF THE VICTIMS PROTESTS.

TO the Editor Of The Trib une'
Sir: would IKE 10 suggest that tho'e VINO 's"'
- 100, ,,c,.,s nm The Union square and 0;hcr
Int s,apds for the Wednesday, October II, CoiuW'
ban cc!ebrati,n, and were crowded out OF them d ~
others W % simply paid admission ice hola nr,
ia ,nbush their names and also 10 take measures
~ rec ,yer the money out Of which they wer, Dc
frauded. a THREE D'
proohlyn Oct. 10, 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
Che Curt.

UurDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, North
~ Bergen y. liza Ing to-day aud every day there
aft.r throughout the Sc. Oh. ~ ~
minutes connecting with steam elevator and railroad
drccL 10 track from Barclay thr>toph"r and
ian streets cvey ten minutes. connecting with electric
ana steam ial old. First race at p. NJ. Admission,
i'm at IS5 daily Pennsylvania Depot Jersey city. at
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