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EVILS IN THE PENSION SYSTEM.
A SUGGESTION AS TO PUBLISHING THE ROLLS
AND AS TO SOLDIERS HOMES.

A SUGGESTION AS TO PUBLISHING THE ROLLS
AND AS TO SOLDIERS HOMES.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: It is hoped that your editorial I'm the Mat
ter Of Pensions" In last Sundays paper will lead
10 further public discussion OF some OF the evils
Of the present pension system.
The pension roll should be roll of honor and
every precaution every safeguard that can be
devised should be employed to keep 1t
We must take we find him. We know
there are many who will take something for
nothing IL the opportunity offers. l believe that
some Of this class may be found among pen
sioners All such debase the roll of honor.
How can their names be stricken from the roll?
know Of no better plan OF exposing them than
the annual publication IN every county Of a list
o. pensioners who reside In that county.
This publication would prevent the collection OF
pensions On forged vouchers from dead PEN
sioners. which has been done The law now con-
tinues a pension TO widow although she may
have been married to the pensioner only a short
time before he died. the marriage being for no
other purpose than to secure the pension. This
Again take the inmates OF the soldiers homes:
AS | understand II. their occupants are allowed
their pensions and are maintained by the Govern
seem only fair that they should surrender at least
homes mes.
In the matter Of pensions the Government is and
should be liberal but let the giving OF them be so
hedeed about that no unworthy man could be
found on the roll. Keep the pension hst roi
OF honor. , .,-
and who annually receives from the Government
the small sum to which ne is entitled feel just
Let his subject be discussed until the people
demand such changes IN the law as VIII raise rht
pension list to what It should be without nay "
Morristown. X. j. July o. 1895
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another part OF the same page Is another pithy
statement, equally wcigh'y: "Montiuk Point j.
q good place for our troops. II they get Their" soon
enough"
Let our soldiers be assured that they are 10 bee
treated after heroic and almost unparalleled Hchie''-
nent. as they hay" been thus flr ola The Srii", -
the COnchO and the Santiago. or else KEPT az VIC
tins for whalesac slaughter ny disease Ia 'uLh'
or IN Camp Alger. at home. and patriotism WIZ ne
in rapid decline. The responsibility shOild he
placed whore IT belongs for this state or aHairs.
Curses. not loud. bui deep are most ireiurnty
associated Win the name II one prominent O'hcihI,
While the thanks Of the Nation are due TO Colonel
Roosevelt for his efforts possbly nuite's 10 save
'the flower Of our American Army May The
Tribune give no rest until the thing Is accom-
plished. ONE DhtilH rs HI-SAHp
Fast Orange y. j.. August ). 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
COLORADO COLLEGES GROWTH.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: TIE closing college year has borne winners
to the growth Of several Of the Western lhsu'u'o9
Of higher learning Conspicuous among them Tor
Advancement in all lines stands Colorado College.
Tcknor Hall, the splendid new dormitory for young
women. has been completed. and plans have been
accepted for q new music hall which VIII be com
peted before the end Of the present year; : ne
growth Of the Philosophical department and the de-
psrtments OF English and modern languages has
called for an Increase in the Faculty. Presldeht
eocuu has been highly successful IN eetuuE eN-
celent material from which to complete the a.
ready large corps Of professors ana lnsHuc1o'ss
the appointment O. Professor Edward 8 Parsons
as vice president OF the college. 49, a
Colorado Springs. Col. July 25 1893.
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IN HELL's KITCHEN AND ELSEWHERE

IN EELL'S KITCHEN AND ELSEWHERE
THE POSITION OF THE NEGRO ~ THE NORTH
AND THE DEMANDS MADE on HIM
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Forced into Hells kitchen. and then damned
for being I'm Hell's Kitchen; judged by the standard
OF the white man, and denied the advantages OF the
white man commanded to rise above his present
level, and crowded out from any that IL higher
cursed for being unclean. and yet compelled to live
arnong the vile and abomlnabe-ln a word. required
70 Yield the white mans tale Of brick" while tho
white man holds all the straw.
l; you think that this is not true concerning our
treatment Of the negro, just spend day with a
worthy member OF that race among the real estate
men in an effort TO rent u house in "A respectable
reighborhood; then 20 with him into his social
surroundings; count tho number brought into con-
tact with the business and civilization OF the
country through employment in the shops. offices
and banks OF New-York, Boston or any other city
Of the land otherwise than az meniais' examine
the roll Of membership OF any trade union note the
ecarcty OF white faces In any hall or church where
inc negro Is the actor or speaker .
or turn n you will, 10 the Army ana Navy OF our
country. and then frankly say "het.eE VI IT, SUa
think that the negro should be expected 10 infasnle
nm 70 inc STANDARD OF the white man. or whether
~ bes heeu permitted, or encouraged 20 contrib
nc to the Welfare o; the country to the iu"
Sl' ~ ~, wberever he was brought into per
r,onent contact with families OF gentle breeoihg; ne
became self-fesPecths' wen LIN rnndvc; tTreljeJ
fSat Of any other people in Ike condition AS n
free Imam he has been la"-aDhng ana ioyai 6,,ct
q. cree that Is in striking contrast 10 me Soids t
~ Ionc other elements Of our society Lastly Just
nov upon the heights Of santiago ne mas tb a.
c1nsnicuously geOus as II he were IN the III III
tovmnnt Of all tho rights and privileges OF MS
country. - /, han r,.u m rucd his Ameri-
can cltZ zet .sir az " r. II FGTZHUGH.
Ae CoI T Orphan Industrial Home Lexington hy
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT CAMP BLACK

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Tho manner in which packages are deN-
cred al Camp Black is q disgrace TO the United
States Government or the express companies At
tempting TO deliver the same package was sent
On July q from New-York with edibies for my SON
be not bcing able TO get sufficient from W. q,
United States Government 10 support MN, anu -
had not been received NJ 20 August j. II wa az y,
etyed August 2. but had 10 be bufied Hn"1a-
eteiy. as everything was spoiled. II is a dl.fiae
70 the United States Government ana sho"i' NC
ftraeded H., .
have the same complaint 70 make rcGarulils d
iesstsred letter sent July q and not rcccNtu on
August 2 The letter contained money 10 DUy '"o
"nsfewith 20 support life. - go .,of,a
Win you kindly use the influence OF your Vauapie
pepR 10 assist in having the wrong maue TiSh''
ma v0y much obge yours truly, - ,,,,pr,r
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Of WEST TWENTY-THIRD STIR

STATIONS foo, OF WEST rwENrY-THIRp STREET
and DEsBRossEs and coRTLANDT STREETS
q The leaving time from Desorosses and Cor'nndt
Streets n ten than that given below for
Twenty- third Street station. r-,.- 60,
go A. NJ FAST MApulman Buffet , Psro % c Sa'
s Ssw ' 81 c 20 hiS1i rs5a sfs'HS o'
SIS SIS FsF sBa
carr. For choas c cas TSsdo Ind
, spap r. l"qIys 8, % ST' ST LOUIS EXPRESS
ES ;vs So eaf 6 t.! HSP CHI
40 r. 1850 Ewes Tfsf' kxpnDssror Pitts
Phc hlaeni2sh LoSs and
aSp s'ssI P ps:
burg sill; Ef;' 'e %D s'}fl s
isso e 2 20 20 c5nqfe Gi ' I al Paros
' i:ss s: :9 Sdssa s' IS 80 @'Pf S'F
Can m. Cs2o Congressional Lin" all paI9r sn a5
Dining Cars 40 Dining Carr. 40 Dining can 500
sorrTHERN RAILwAY.-Express 40 D. M, i2c' night
ATLANTIC. COAST ILNE.-E.press go a. ana so
FOX or F6E2 G G2 sSa M aSly H.
ATr .i yi' d a9@ - m da Ny:ea,v
Tan Buffet f Parror Cars Passenger Coach and Com
care MAy.r2so p. m. weekdays Through Pullman
gs Hs,s J IVES. spn4oy@t oi.nG
Street s saa 5ois go so '' n2Sc Saturday, oo
900 80 40 $40 SO sunsay' G 20 e
street). 4.45 80 A. m. 1910 100 SATURDAYS only
$50 40. $40. 20 $40 100 Sundays BID
cas- d m. SIS q. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio 20 $50. $50, $50 DO % 80 Psnna Iim.d,' 90
dining Carr. 1880 Dining carr. II so a. M I'D iJy
$50 $50 420 20 Dining Car, $50 dining carr ooo
.Din1s caD 80 $50 p M i2o5 PINK It, 20 nns
CnD q. m. 80 UItng Can. $50 42O DINING CAD
40 Dining Can. $50 Dining csr' 40 $50 p. M
TicEe, Offices No- 46i ai4 1926 1929 and 2Gi Broai
way: Ast,r House; Wert Twenty third street sta
Ton. and stations foot q neshr lsses sna '9r,anot
streets. Court street $50 Fulton Street 80 BIoadway
ed Pennsyls an!a Annex station; Erooklyn: Siaton
>or ana check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 1874 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
] Il. HUTCHINSON. J. II. WOOD,
MANAGE General Pass'r Agent.
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NEED OF BRINGING TROOPS HOME At ONCE.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Cir: / write 70 thank you for The editorial. Bring
Them Home" in your issue az August . II IS IN
deed high time that our soldiers at Santiago. who
did go well in battle, should be removed from that
pest hole But II The Tribune expects To succeed
I'm having them removed must pcrseVere. fci
ono must be blind indeed not 10 that there
IL something very much amss at the War Depart
meut: the humble rank and file has 10 standing
there Day after day. week after week. Il was
known that typhoid fever was dccimatins the
troons at Camp Alger, Va. Vet II was not uni
This week that they were moved 20 healthy
camping ground. And now more than month
our valiant accomplishing infantry Is made ia
sfa,, in The most unhealthy spot In cuba TO perish
o,oISlv Of fever Again / inpOre The Tribune.
ronIore II by the shade OF Horace Greeley 10 per
severe and TO give us another ringing editorial IKE
.Rrine Them Home" - ". =
WumtIngton Long Island, August C, 1885
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Nsv.York, August I, 1898.
OPPORTUNITIES Foa ELDERLY MEN.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ELDERLY MEN.
otne Editor OF The Tribune
siF: You would be doing numbers OF people IN
this and other communities q great service IL you
could point out some ways by which elderly men,
possessed Of good capacity and average inteHi-
sence. and still moro or Jess active in BODY anu
nhd. but who. by reverse Of fortune. or as a
ie'ait Of the long business prostration. nave ios'
'neir employment, could be enabled TO earn
livelihood. There are to-day thousands OF sucn
nseescore years or more who Ike myself ma
-. the avenues OF business closed to the EN- - DS
hsssoh OF their agea crime. appar .'o,' II
svrssihess point OF y!cw--wnO would giudly a'-ta
themselves Of any opportunity Of WORK m Ioa
e...snee some mocha meal employment. IN "hlC
fs.nin ar1OGn: OF dizziness and dexteIlty couid
~ ~ Obtained without a long apprenticeship arr
~ means u which the wolf might be KEPT az ~,
s.a.qe the door Can you not make some nriyi u
s.sfeftons OF this kind? SEMEN.
Nsr-lOgk Aupus, 1893
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EDiE RAILROAD.

rhr5.h trains leave New York foot OF chambers-st.
as iU,Cls and nve minutes earlier from West 23d-s
otuO A. N-Nrstlbulcd ExY!ess daly for lhns lantoh,
WaSerly. f;u.iri. BAGao. Bradford Arrives BltaIo >
y ~ parl1r - Runalo. ,-
'o,Ii A. M.-Vestbu Express daily Cor Port lerYis
and Monticello. Daily except sunday. f9r Lacka"3hea
I"r,el,Is ANA Important local points I.nIra Pull
- prior cars for Monticello and Emira.
~. 20 y M.-Ves;ibulei lmlted-Fest mall dally
SOLD train for chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. u :
c1iicsgo ; r. sleepers to Chicago Cleveland and
40 T. "Huneio ard Cleveland vestihulei Express
Arrives AT BuTalo 7:O5 4. NJ. RrGdfor! 7:20 A.
ST jamestown 200 a. NJ, Youngstown 1877 y, NJ
ti,,e " 30 p. NJ sleepes to Buffalo and Cleveland
CAT. Ii Car
n,f5 r. M.-Day solid train for Blnghsmton. Eimlra.
W@v.ry and Chicago. sieepers to Hornellsvle Chicago
ana Cincinnati. Dining Car. 800 ,,.,,,,.> 40
TI,ICK FITS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMODATlONS at III. 1ls POI. 4ol ard e57 Broad-
way 1T Bowery 100 East 25h md 20 Wsst iZotn
rd $50 Fiton-st % Broadway Brooklyn l22 Rlver-st.
II,t.k.n nd Iersey station. New York Transfer
Co cals for checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
cences
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featuring Company NO 20. Cohen agt. Bliss No. Il.
Orlando agt Cocchis: No 49, Davidson agt Bransby
supreme Court-Special Term--Part lI-Before Dugro.
rErourt opens 1890 a. m. Tx parte mo tiers.
Court-thambers-Be Before Fitzgerald. s.
WINS for probate: Patrick Delaney At 10 m; Antoine
Eozak James A. Roosevelt Robert F. Hoare. Ida WOLF,
Iohn p Schenck. August Steegman, Catherine Slaven
at 1890
CITY Court Special Term-Before Olcott. J.-Court
opens AZ 10 a. m Motions AZ go a. m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court
By Beekman J.
Mclaughlin agt. Manufacture Sutro.
Pitcher Muller. -. Burr.ll.
Lyman agt- Guertin--Theldore Sutro.
By Dugro, J.
DAILY agt. Wllllams-Russell Lord TarboL
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Street Cleaning Department and relieving us OF a

otreet cleaning Department. and relieving us Of a
pubic nuisance. In further explanation / wish 10
state that reside at No. 2s6 Carlton-ave.. corner
about $50 o'clock. several Of these ashcarts cor
gresate at this corner Then the noise commences
you state in your article Who ia resnonsihIes
Is there any way that this time OF collecting ashes
could be postponed until later hour? All resi-
derts or Brooklyn VIII thank you for the interest
you take in this matter. and trust II will be the
means OF relieving the long suff .ring public
brooklyn, Aug. H. 1888. JOHN A. FUTILE
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TRANSATLANTIC TR4TELLERS.

On the Cunard Line steamship Lucania which
sailed for Liverpool yesterday, were ns cabin pas
sengers. Mrs. Darlington Booth. ex-Mayor William
= Grace. his wife daughter and son; Oliver Harri-
- ,r Professor O. W. Atwater f. NJ. Blgelog
and Wife Count Francis Deym, Captain Ggsta,
Case Of The Norwegian Army; J. j. HoeL, MADISON
Zones David Mcclure, wife and daughter; NM
nicinal Justice McKeon. Of this city. and Judge
Henry r. Mason, OF Troy. ,, Ill, .,o.
The french liner La Touraine. which sailed Yes
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A PROPOSITION OF EXCHANGE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: II the United States is forced to accept a.
collateral security the distant Spanish Islands we
have conquered and which VIC cannot retain VIII
out great Inconvenience. heavy exrense ana serious
foreign combinations would II not be wise. as
these Islands are Indispensable 10 Great brltain
70 give Them 10 that nation in exchange Tor nc
Bermudas the bahamas and her West lnula
Islands which uncomfortably near our C,"S
as foreign possessions and should natuTaa:y bcc d
part Of our territory? MIEOT = MOiS"HN'
Remsenburg Long Island August 2 lS's
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THE FLAG AND ADVERTISING.

EXAMPLE OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY IN lon
DON SHOULD BE FOLLOWED IN AMERICA.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Noticing the article in this mornings Trb-
upon London Shops and American Flag. In
which II Is stated that the American Society IN
London Is waging campaign against the London
shopkeepers who are using the American flag as a
device to catch tourists dollars etc. and further
that when the society's committee visited these
shops and requested that the defaced flags should
be withdrawn with but one exception their request
cOurteousy granted. beg to say such grace
ful compliance with the emnently proper request Of
the American Society can but strengthen the rap
IDLY growing bond Of sympathy and affection be-
tween England and America.
Is 1t not an opportune moment for n similar. or
much more vigorous. movement on this side OF the
Atlantic? / have before me sample OF laundry
soap. made by English firm. recently located in
this country. upon which the Stars and Stripes
are prominently displayed. The firm Is thus using
our flag for advertising purposes to introduce its
goods to the American public This may may
GS ssrsse seqd Us al SF is not
that an effort Is now being made to pass law
the mean time should there not be an
ing sentiment aroused against such unpatriotic
actions? We DO not believe in boycottng in Amer
lea: It is not according 10 American ideas Of fair
play, but when business men take our flag that We
so love honor and respect and lower II for ad-
yertsing purposes, they invite most complete
citizen.
The Grand Army or the Republic is making a
prasewOrthy effort TO create deeper love for the
nag in our public schools by presenting flags to
them and by encouraging special exercises Of a
patriotic nature etc Now, when these children.
thus taught. see the Stars and Stripes prom.
nently displayed bar OF laundry soap. and
then see the same flag waving in glory from our
houses. liberty poles, our banks and places Of
business, who can blame them for thinking that
the particular soap with the flag has very large
sale In this country?
I use this soap advertisement only az a sample
Of many such unholy selfish and distinctly unpa-
triotic uses OF "Oid Glory G. q. SHEPARD.
Newark Aug :. 1885.
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OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR TROOPS

ro the Editor OF The TrIbune' -, Aeon
Sir. | cannot forbear this expression T .,
%" for your editorial In to-day's Inouns
pr,nc Them Home" VIII you not rel'era'e
i,d "caip the closing sentiment In tha' ed''o''
"sn,n every man who is not neeoea "n ti,, Lime
able to travel. home, At once, UNI a.G.xr,2 On
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN HY.

Trains leave cf W. +2d 81 as foiio~s uo minutes
earlier from franklin ST.:
r.S- A. M-Da, Express for all stations Come -tiono
30 Tor Lakes Aohonk and Minnewaska, and ts.isos
Vile. Parlor cars =. ,,..-.. "a ,,,s..
H.LD mediate stations. Lake Kamesha. White AASe
and EIenvllle. Parlor cars ,...,... .. po~<,,,A
1RG % ". Saturdays onIyl--eiacons 20 hocAanos
l.UU Lake KiaBesha. White Lake ana E"en'iA~ E~~
~. - N.-vestbus Limited. Stations TO hocxAnscs
*. . lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Enen'i"s' A4eS
EIamssha ard White Lake. Parlor cars ~ ~.-
So % VI, (Franklin 81. o:45 r. MO Cn.o.eS
al u sdaivS stops at Mddetown, Liberty, L 49,
NW,i,-S Norwich Oneida. Cswego. Niagara tslsL WsS
and Reclining Chair Car seats ree) snSoose
10 Chicago via WABASH al. ..x sr. ~ A - s,S y,rc.A
'I"cHsy n Y. n Y Transfsr O. ehscke SAe1Aes
80 rs-sAsoss destination.
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WEST SHORE RR

leave w. 40 st. Stati5l y. T.. d follows. Z
~ .arIler from OF Franklin St:
HtUioO A. " Daily except sunday, for Cornwall.
- hurrh Kingston New Faitz. Lakes Mnnewaska and
MINK and all Catskui Mountain points.
nj I,2S A. NJ for Crsnston's. West Point. Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and MInne"aska. Caskill Mountains.
aIhanv Saratoga, and Lake George.
100 r 81. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daly. for Al
A'Nhsrv Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
,"ar'eiand Detr0l' Chicago and St Louis Arrives
1;h,c,Vo and Louis Lext afternoon. Dining Car.
az = 81 SATURDAYS only. fox all Catskll Mountain
points. c,,,a, ui,u,,..
I,nhonk and MINI 'wasKa. Catskl Mountains. Catski.
"a 90 p H. pary except sunday. for Congers, Graz
West Point. CornNaA' Ne"OuTBh' ana inter-
mediate stations 10 Albany
aOt, p NJ Daily except Suntsy. FOR Albany Saratoga.
Montreal and Eastern Canada
a M = n Chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily. for
"'" I',,ca syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fila
TSronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and s. Louis
''A 's, , B1 W. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
OF. - n Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches
o'i ,- Bafiao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleye-
is,a chicago and Louis. Saturday night has
Sleeping Car t. catskl M2untans o,
iots T. 81: 9, 3o5 +. 81 Jersey city; p r r. station
- Gas A ~: b. 1920 a. NJ; c. 335 p. NJ.
Time tables a principal hotels and offices
~ C. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
s Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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Railroads.
"AJERICNs GREATEST RiILROAD.r
NV YORK CENTRAL.

80 & ~ sssN " Nj @~ y sh"s
AL ,arough ,sa,n, stop at Air Lea Syracuse
. ,TnIans isaye Grand Central station a. follows
EMPIRE STATE 'rxPREss LIMITED.
Ef ssa, TFaT IN Toe VOID Dss aaS S 80 ps
tot l:io p " Limited to i is seating capacty.
ss* pas o .I Is4T sunday SSD
S.45 A. Mast MAIL Daly-I'or Buffalo Niagara
$40 4. N,~sARA ToGA AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
1000 A. M.NNoRrH 'S SHORE LIMITED Daly-2.-
hour train To Chicago VIA Michigan Cent,ai.
noe Baffs9 $40 ? " Nagnra Fals AIS ESQ p n ~.
1876 A. May fa"' ExPRFSs except sunday For
Buffalo and all important New York state points
100 r n ---s0ITiiwESTERN LIMITED snd s Gil
matt indianapolis s., Louis and C'h,caso.
$50 p M.-TRoY AND SARATOGA sPEcIAI- eI-
800 P ' M@LAkE sloRE LNlTE6 " Dsi i' @ss-,our
train to Chlesgo Via Lac Shore Due Cleveland
600 p M T. TERN, EXrREs S payoF0r NJ
6.25 M-NoRrHERN fXfTt:sS piilS'NFor Troy.
7.4O P, M-ADIRoNpAcK MOUNTAINS, THOUSAND
* ISi-ANpS ANp M9SrkEAL nXrRr tiIS Daily
'' SPECIAL Daiiy~For BuTalo Niasara Falls.
300 s' F. M SFPf2n 1aq:B NAT fld hay
ing car only for polnte on Fan BROOK Ry, VIA
o.i5 '% s9o * f2ii fp ias p'5 ose.a:
burg Gape Iinc,nt Niasara FSl. Csyeiand'
1910 night MIDNIGHT EMPRESS For chicago.
every night; except Suaaay nights Sunday
'p Is SAID and suaiS; ; dry M 5.o e'' Sunday to
Maener palaee Cars q, On 81 through trains
Ticket ana Wagner ollces at Grand Central Station.
ll3 2dl. 4i3 Broadway - Fact IAN ST. oi2 Broadway.
AMI lSsh St station New York sSS and 26 Fulton St.
and S Jos BSad%ag so h ehig street for xewYos
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel or rest
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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BROOKLYN ASH-COLLECTING

~ 'he Editor OF Tho Tribune.
, oil have read your article CThey Order ms
80 Bctter') in your issue OF August D. VII"
siac;cn, AMI .fust that ths VIII be the menus
~s-~snr this matter before the head OK '"'
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Mem Publications.
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FORDS HOWARD & HUBERT.
- EAST 10TH ST. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

terlav Tor Havrc carried f.w saloon passengers
among whom were the Baroness de Fontenat aud
Mrs =. de Grandprey.