New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11

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PANY building material Ncw-York office. No
PSI Pearl-st.
THE BURR & HOUSTON COMPANY. electric ma
chinery No. 80 Franklin-st
THE WILSON G. BAILIE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. kosmocrete. artificial stone, No. s.
Nnth-st.
THE MALTINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
New York office No. 16s Duane-st.
JOHN c. ORR & COMPANY. lumber India, Java
ard Huron SITS.
CHARLES O. BROWN, architectural works, Bush
wick-ave. and Scholes-st
THE PADDOCK CORK COMPANY. No. p bod
vorth-st.
THE BLOCH e. HIRSCH FUR COMPANY, Kert-
and North Second-st
THE NETWORK & NEW-JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY. No. 16 Smith-st.
T r. CHAPMAN. Metropotan-ave.. near Grand-st
ADVANCE OH. WORKS. No. "a Schenck-st.
D. ALIENS SONS ROPE COMPANY. Thirdave
and SiXth-st
". C. VOsBURGH MANUFACTURINsG CO CON- N,
PANY gas and electric light fixtures NO 26s-2M
BUCHANAN & LYALI. Planet Mills, jute goods.
J. H. WILLIAMS & COMPANY, forge works. Nos,
S-26 BoWne-st
HABERMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANf'
Laurel Hill. l.. l.
THE DAVIS OIL CO. Nos. 1oo-11a Ninth-st
MANNING. MAXWELL & MOORE railway AN, and
machinists' tools NewYork office. NO ll3 Lioer-
ty-st
RAIL-, E. JEWELL. machinists. No. 26 Franklin-st
Soa Works PSdSfa d RSNAn
UNION PORCELAIN WORKS Eckford and Oak
land SITS
VERNON BROTHERS Co. Importers RS and deal
c. H. REYNOLDS & SONS. coal
PHILIP KOCH. machinist. No. 272 Ainslie-st
MARTIN. KALBFLEIsCH CHEMICAL co. New
York office, No. A Maiden Lane.
BOOR1JM & PEASE CO.. blank books. Bridge and
Front SITS.
CHASE. ROBERTS & co, varnishes. Long Island
City.
THE BROOKLYN MOULDING CO. No. $50 Kent
II E BROOKLYN WIRE WORKS No. 127 Court
W w. vREDENBURGH. furniture. No sl7
,kett-st
7 iAvEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY. fur
ure staples No. so Columbia Heights.
n CZERNY shoes. No. S4S Wythe-ave.
.HU DWIGHT. leather. No. 4sS Flushing-ave
HITE. POTTER q PAIGE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. mantels and cabinet work, No. 40
Willoughby-av
j. MONROE TAYLOR CHEMICAL COMPANY
No 80 Cortlandt-st., New-fork
w C. W. CHILD. iron work No. %7 Fourth-ave
w. E. UPTEGROVE e. BRO, New-Ycrk office No
457 East feminist.
LOUIS B. TRAHAR, fancy metal goods, No. lS
Pearl-st.
sHADBOLT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, hi
cycles Flushing-ave and Cumberand-st
HOWARD & MORSE. wire work. No. 1877 DeKalb-
CUMINs & EVANS. roofing material. No. As Wa
L. NJ WEEKS. cabinet work. Nos. and Wal
ton-st.
ANDREWS, DEMOREsT SEATING COMPANY
New-York office No. loS East Sxteenth-st
G. HAAS. paper boxes, No 125 Nostrand-ave.
BENJAMIN MOORE & CO. paints. No. 25s Wa
ter-st.
II. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
paints and roofing material New-Iork office NO.
81 Maiden Lane.
JOHN ss SIM ~ go PPs snd machinery New
WILLIAM GAsKELL & son, bolt and forge
works Nos So and 81 Freeman-st
HUGO TOLLNER. wood specalties, No. 2s2
NJ HOUsMAN advertising signs Eighteenth-st.
and Second-aVe.
IRON CLAD MANUFACTURING Co. New-York
UNITED STATES PRINTING co.
T. w HYNES & CO, hats.
A. S. BARNES e. CO. publishers
BALCH. PRICE Co. furs and hats Fulton-st.
SPROWER. HIBBS CO.. brushes.
f. c. SMITH & Co, lumber.
RUTHERFORD & BARNES. soap
HARDING MANUFACTURING CO.. furnishing
goods Fulton-st.
THOMAS BURKHARD. coppersmith. No. 4a
MILLER & VAN WINKLE. wire springs.
EDWARD SMITH & Co. varnishes.
NETWORK STAMPING Co. metal ware.
GUILD & GARRISON. steam pumps.
CHARLES +. TEALE. clothing. Fulton-st
DUNLAP e. CO.. hats.
CHARLES GRAHAM. chemical pottery.
r. b. FERGUSON. builder.
The one exception to all the answers received
in favor Of the Republican platform is the Kings
County Shoe Company, of No. ia Berriman-st.
Albert f. Schalkenbach. the president IS In fa>
vor OF the Democratic platform and free silver
He says he likes the progressive ideas OF the
boy orator"
Among some Of the replies received. F. H.
Stman, proprietor of the Watson-Stillman
Company, said:
We cannot understand how any manufacturer can
be other than a gold-standard man In the coming
National election nor can we understand how any
else, with the good interest OF either himself or
others can be other than that Say what they will.
silver must be measured by its value in gold. While
they at II, we do not why they do not carry
copper for of silver and sixteen ounces of iron
for one OF copper. There is a much In this
latter proposition as making sixteen ouaces Of sill
to one or gold. III the market value OF the
teral is not TO have anything 10 do with 1t.
Charles A. Moore. Of Manning, Maxwell G.
Moore, said:
In reply to your esteemed inquiry Of the 18th. we
would say that are individually. and as a firm
unquaifedly in favor OF the gold standard and un-
alteraby opposed the free coinage Of silver: and
we find that the feeling Is very strong In various
factories in Connecticut. NewJersey and Pennsyl-
vsnia as we have taken occasion to make Inquiries
among our people
ca consider for moment the great danger 10
our Nationa. credit and commercial reputation and
advocate free-siver coinage. as advocated In the
Chicago platform. We find that the mechanics in
our shops are understanding this question fully,
and have decided opinions Of their own which are 50
far as learn. all In favor OF me god stand
ard
Simmons Company. said;
We propose to support the candidate nominated