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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
Reform IN THE PATENT LAWS.

THE COMMISSION GIVES ITS LAST HEARING IN
WASHINGTON.
Washington. Nov 22-The Commission TO exam
Inc into the need OF reform in the patent and
trademark laws gave "A hearing in this city to-day
at which representatives of the Patent Bar Asso-
citation OF Washington gave their views. Caveats
were declared to be useless. and the association
favored doing away with them In the Patent Office.
The question Of giving foreigners priority from the
date OF applca ton for foreign patents was taken
up, and 1t was urged that such priority seemed
To be required by the terms Of the Paris interna-
tional patent treaty Foreign applications for pat
ents. It contended by several who spoke.
should have substantially the same weight as DO
nestle ones: they should show practical completion
or the invention at the time Of filing. the views
submitted also favored the registration Of regional
or collective trademarks
To-day's session closed the Commissions hear
ings. two previous having been held in chi
cago ami New-York The Commission Will receive
written suggestions recommendations as TO
needed reforms. and expects to have its report
ready 10 be placed before Congress early In the
session. The members Of the Commission called on
President Mckinney by appointment in the after
noon.
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CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK Edward j. King. Jr.. plaintiff. against
Francis j. Schnugg al. defendants Action No. H.
In pursuance of judemeni Of foreclosure and sale
entered IN the above entitled acton bear
INK date the Ifh dav u November 1885 l. the under
signed tho refere said judgment named. VIII sell az
pubic auction the TX ohange Sa.csroonl ~ III d GA.
way in he Borough Of Manhattan. tty u Ne" York on
tie T. DAY = poceubsr 1885. al II ococn noon -
tina. DAY. by Peter T. Meyer & Co. auctlone"r-. "a"
premises said judgment 20 be sold ana therein
H. scr bod a follows
All tina; certain lot piece parcel % land, with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being In Ae
CIV q New York and bounded and described az follows
beginning NJ point the slutherly SD" Of one Hun
drI and Twenty seventh street distant ono hundred e
.aeterv from formed hy the Intersection ~
the southerlv side Hundred ana TWeai seventh
street with easierly side ~ columbus avenue 1un
ming thence souihwRrlly. parallel wiki columbus a."
nue. and part q the through parts wal. nin'iN
eleven inches the centre Inc ~ i''-
block between Hundred and f~cntysefenih ana one
Hundred Twenty siNin streets thence eistNh
along 10. ne and parallel with one HuhnI'
and Twenty -se.cntl street went, ave ieet, urn
northwarliy again paiaN with Columbus avenue am
part Of the through another party wall ninety '"
and eleven inches the southey ia" 81 one nun
dred and Twenty street ana thei" west"atul
along The southerly sid q one Hundred and l"ehS
seventh street tventy. nre feet g. n" point or pae oi
ainnIng such premises being now known ~ the sfe'
Xn,tnr th-ee hundred ard ntytwo West one HUI
cret and Twenty seventh sire oc
D"''" Wv JOHN II. ROGAN.
NJ 6 & !. s. IsAACS. f.'e'eT'
80 Atforneys plalntir.
- and % + 10 street y. Y city.
18TH STREET.
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YORK.-Edward ! 1llng. fr plaintiff. against
Francis J. SchnIgg 81 al. de'endant9.-Action No. |.
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made and the above entitled action. bear
INK date the 14h day Il November 1895 l. the under
signed. the referee said judgment named Will sell At
public auction the Exchange Saiesro, at III Broad
In the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New York on
the l2h day ~ Decemhr 1875. at IL O'Clock noon on
that day. by Peter F. Never & Co. aucticneers. the
premises directed by said judgment 70 be sold and therein
described as ows
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land. with the
building thereon erected. situate lying and being In the
city Of New York and bounded and described as follows
Beginning at point the s1utherly side Of one Hun
d'ed and Twenty seventh distant hundred and
twenty I'VE feet easter from The formed by the
Intersection Of the southerly side Of Hundred and
Twenty seventh street with tho easery side Of Columbus
bus avenue and part Of the through party wall
ninety nine fee; and eleven inches the line OF
the block between Hundred and Twenty seventh and
Hundred and Twenty sixth streets; thence eastward
~ along the said line and parallel with one Hun
and Twenty seventh I've feet thence
northwardly again parallel with Columbus avenue and
the through another party wall ninety nre
feet inches the sOuthery side Of one Hun
dred and Twenty seventh street and thence westwardy
along the southerly side 81 one Hundred and Twenty
feet TO the point or place OF
beginning Said premises being known hy the street
Number three hundred and seventy West one Hundred
and Twenty seventh street.
Dated New York. November Is. ls9S ~
NJ & & I : ISAACS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
p and 20 Pine street y. 7. City.
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ii4h Street.
The Approximate amount Of the len charge to satisfy
which the above described property ls b.. sold. Is
S0.sil20 with interest thereon from the 10th day OF
October 1893 together with costs and allowances amount
1892 with thereon from october 2Oth
'Sis. together with the OF the sale.
The property will be sold in two parcels, Nos. and II
shown above diagram: parcel No. | viii be sold
subject mortgage for $4,000 and interest. at the
u I'VE per cent from December o2nd 1897 parcel
No. II Will be sold subject 10 mortgage for $4,000 ana
Of i've per cent from December IND
1897 and he respective amounts thereof allowed 70 ire
respective purchasers out OF the respective purchase
The approximate OF tho taxes assessments and
other Hons upon said property. which are 10 be
allowed the purchaser out n the purchase money or
10y Referee follows. On parcel NO l. the
taxes for the year 1898 amounting
1903 40 and interest. and parcel No H. the taxes
and for the year 1888 amounting -
fG63. 20 and interest
Dated New Tort October 3ls.. 1893
JOHN H. ROGAN Referee.
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forerlosnrc Cale3.



SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Jacob u. butler. plaintiff. against Charles
l. fIarre and others. defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment Il foreclosure aud sale
duly made and above entitled action bear
ING date the Goth day Of October 1898 the Undersigned
auction. the New York Real Estate salcsroom yum
Der III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan city OF
New YORK. on the 2Jrd day II November ISIS, at II
o'clock noon on that dag. b. Peter r. Meyer, Auc-
toncer premises directed 10y Judgment be sold
and therein DO scrbed as follow:
All those certain pieces parcels OF land situate
lying D,irg the Twelfth Ward Of the cit Of New
York. and together bounded and described fol
Ec9nrnP formed By the intersection
II the Southery side hundred and Street
with the Eascrly side Of Amsterdam Avenue, and run
serdam hundred and ninety nine (lE) feet
dlO inches formed by the rtersec-
Northerly side Of one hundred and forty
said Eastery side Of Amsterdam Ave
nue. thence Esstery. along said Northerly side Of one
hundred fry-four.h Street thirty 900 feet thence
Northeriy parallel with Amsterdam Avenue hundred
and nine $3.50 feet and ten CD inches II the said
SOutherly forty-nfh and
thence Westerly said Southerly side ~ one hundred
and fOryfth Street thirty 600 feet 20 the corner. me
place of beginning Subject nevertheless ms 10 me
\0rthery onehaf u SAID premises to the covenants against
fained In
thu deed recorded the Office II the Register OF the city
ard County New York. Block Series OF Conveyance
Section :. Iib. 35 page 3Ti: SUBJECT also az to the
restriction and OF buildings and as to
nusances contained in the deed recorded IN the oct
said Register IN Block Series Of Conveyance Secoh g.
Lber - page 3o6 far hey affect said southery
Dated New York. October 3Ist. ls9s 1900 ,.
SAMUEL W. WEISS. Attorney for PlaihtH' 10 "
Wall Street New York City.
The following is l diagram Of tie premises mentioned
and described In the Judgment herein;
ASH Street,
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One hundred and twcnty. ninth stLeel
one hundrei and twenty-eishth street


This property is sold to satisfy lien for S39lls3 Win
thereon from November H. 1898. and costs.
amounting $3lJi besides the expenses ~ the sale
The Approximate Of prior mortgage. taxes.
assessments &c. subject 20 which the above described
premises to be sold follows
Mortgage s27.7j0. with interest theron at cent
from June LIST. 1898. Mortgage $1,000, with interest
thereon at > per from June lst lSHS Mortgage
s27 1850 thereon per cent from June Isl,
1895 Mortgage $3.50. with interest thereon at y per
June let. 1Sis Mortgage $3.50 with interest
thereon per from June LIST. 1895 and Mortgage
$3.50 without interest. And also subject to
and rates aggresatng approximately
5000
Dated New York November 81 1895.
J. c. OCONOR. Referee.
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County Of New-York.-

StlkEME COT XII county OF NeW-l Ork-
George H. Ashley. Plaintiff against Emily F. Eli
Oft and Others Dafendanteln pursuance OF Judgment
Of Forecsur" am Sale made and entered In the above
entitled action boring date the 2st day Of Noveme
iNs the finders gned Referee said judgment named
VIII sell At public auction at the Now York Real Estate
Sales Rolm Number III Broadway In the Borough of
Manhattan city 81 New York the lith day OF Do
cenher. 1895, AT IL o'clock 10y william Kennedy,
Auctoneer. the premises in said judgment mentioned ana
therein described follows:
ALI. those certain lots. pieces parcels Of land with
the budinra thereon. situate. lying and being In the
CITY County and State Of Now York bounded and de
sc-ihed follows BEGINNING point in the North
ely line II one hundred and twenty eighth street dis
tant hundred and nifty n;pl feet easteriy from the
formed by intersection OF the eastery line o
Eighth Avenue with the Northerlv line II one hundred
and twenty eighth Street running thence Northwardly
and parallel with Eighth Avenue Ninety nirs @7 feet
ana eleven G Inches 10 tho centre line Of the block
between One hundred and twenty eighth and one hundred
and twenty ninth streets thence eastwariy along saih
centre line one hundred and eeh' 'lo~' feet thence
Southwardly and parallel with Eighth Avenue ninety
nine 900 feet and eleven OD inches to the Norhery line
~ one hundred and twenty eighth Street and thence
Neswarly along the Northerly line 81 hun ired and
twenty-eghth street hundred AID eight NOs feet 70
the point place Of beginning Together with the car
pets. window shades and all other appurtenances.
Dated New York November % 1898
J. &. O't'ONOR. Referee.
Duane r Cobb. Plaintiffs Attornev 81 Nassau street.
Borough OF Manhattan city 4 New York.
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CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

> YORK-Bennett j. King plaintiff, against Francis
J. Schnugg al. defendants. $500, -,
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana faIe
made the above entitled action
ing date the l4th day ~ November lsHs l. me uhu@r
signed the referee said judgment named VIII sen AZ
public auction the Exchange Saleso'rn 81 II bpdo
way in Borough OF Manhattan, 'lty OF Ne" 1orN W,
l2.h December. 1898. at IL o CLOCK noon IN
that ,lay by Peter F. Meyer < Co. auctloneers' tne
premises directed said judgment 20 be sold ana therein
described follows: ,s .,,,, ,,o
building thereon erected situate lying and being IN ~.
CIV II Now York and boun TED and described as
beginning al A point the southerly side OF one nun
dreI and distant one hundred ana
INV feet eastey from the formed by me inter
section Of the southery side Of one Hundred ana twenty
seventh street easerly side Of Columbus avenue
running thence south warily parallel with 'oiunpus he
nue. and part the through patty wall ninety mn
Inches tho centre line OF the ni'ch
bet ween one Hundred Twenty seventh ana one nun
dred and Twenty streets; thence eastwarhy h'uhs
the said and parallel with one hundred anu
Twenty-seventh twenty-five feet; thence mort"
wardly again parallel with Columbus avenue ana par!
Of the way through another party wall. ninety nine ''
and eleven the southery side OF On" fiuhirl
Twenty and thence wsstwarh a.ons
the southery side Hundred and Twenty seVehtl
street feet to the point or place OF
Three Hundred and Sixty eight West one Hundred ana
Twenty seventh street 80
WV ~ JOHN II. ROGAN.
". s I. :. ISAACS. heIeree'
Attorneys for PlaintN.
- and 20 Pine street. y. Y. city
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County o

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
~ Austin r. Fletcher and Trus
tees etc. Plaintiffs against Felix krupp and others de
PENDANTS.
In pursuance 4 judgment q foreclosure and sale
duly made entered the above entitled notion, bear
ing "ist day ~ October. 1895 l. tho Undersigned
the Referee IN Judgment named will sell public
III Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
York tho 2th lay q November. 1895. at II oc.ock
noon. on hat day by Peter f. Meyer. auctoneer the
premises directed by seii judgment 10 be sold. and
therein described follows
Al that certain lot piece parcel Of land with the
building and mproy ements thereon erected situate lying
and being "a the city OK New York. and bounded and
fcrted as Vows
BEGINNING point the Westerly side 50
Mel las Avenue. distant hftynne feet three inches
erly from formed by the Intersection u
the Westerly side u Nicholas Avenue with
hundred and Twentieth Street. running
thence parallel win hundred Twentieth
-iHy-seven i've and threequarter incher.
thence southerly and angles one hundred
enfieth twenty-five feet and three
hes easierly. again parallel with one hundred
twentieth stree. eightv-fwo feet and
ghths inches the said aide u -. Nlrhol1s
and thence nrrther.y al Nicholas Avenue
enty six and quarter inches 20 the point
place Il beginning
Dated Sew York NJ, ernher end 1893.
EpW ARD /. PATTERSON. Referee.
AUSTIN u FLETCHER. Attcrne' in person and atfcr.
for pla n'ins - lihr'N street. New Ncrk '.ty.
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No. so ". l27th 81.

The approximate amount ~ the lien or charge. 70
satisfy which the above described properly Is 10 be 500
thousand and five and 30 100 dollars with
from the 81 day ~ November 1895 together with
allowances amounting hundred and sew
eight and 81 100 dollars. with interest from Novem
Der ~ SOS. together with the expenses 81 sale
The promises will be sold subject TO first mortgage OF
$1,000 with per cent interest from August lst !SSS
addition 10 balance Of <lcc jOln due for interest on
August LIST. 1895 Tho approximate amount Of taxes.
liens which be allowed to the
purchaser # the purchase money or paid by the ref
cree is 81 .O035i and interest.
Dated New York November Is lS's . .
JOHN H. ROGAN.
Referee
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New Yorl.-Corneia ". Sade. plaintiff against
Patrick ". Lynch and others defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment ~ foreclosure" and sale
duly In The above entitled action. boar
ing date the 3is day ~ October lS.s me unn"isgnNn
In said judgment NAMED Will sell ~ public auc-
ton NJ tho Exchange saesrooms III Broadway IN the
Borough Manhattan. city u New York the ls day
81 December. 1875 IL O'Clock On that DAY. by
strong & Ireland auctiono"rs. the premises directed by
sad idgmen' sold and therein described As fooPs
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land with me
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
18Th Of the CRY Of New York Borough or Mamma.
tan and included within BLOCK 2oSI NJ Section on ne
Land Map the city Of New York. bounded ani 90
sc-ibed follows BEGINNING NJ point on the Norm
ery side u 3sh Street distant 233 feet westerly rom
tho point formed by intersection 81 the Norther soc
I3S,h westerly side OF N" Ion,eNafd
"a, vdened running thence Norherly and parallel WIN
he boulevard and part Of the through party wall
,ei II inches lire OF the block thence wes
erv and parallel with 3s Street - feet thence Souy
ana again parallel with the Bouleyaru and part oi the
ay through party wa 20 feet II Inches 70 the North
ery side o. I3sih street thence along the Nohery
side n, l3Sth street the point or place o, ne
rrnng be- tho dimensions more or less and neing
tren Number bli west i3S'l street
Dated New York. November Ith ls9s n,,r,,r
CLIFFORD ". HARTRlDGE,
Referee
SETH r. ROBINSON.
Attorney FOR plaintiff.
2p3 Rroadway. New York. y Y
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This brought forth a statement from Mr. Nixon.
who dcsigred the Oregon and many other fine
naval vessels, before he retired from the service.
that he staked his professional reputation his
build the vessel wholly without expense to the
Government and to give n satisfactory bond TO re-
IAN possession of her when completed. II she did
not fuhi the most rigid requirements OF the De-
partment.
SUGGESTION FAVORABLY RECEIVED
An interesting suggestion which came from one
OF the contractors. and which will be thoroughly
considered by the Construction Board tomorrow
and afterward involved the retention of the original
design rs TO battery engines and other details with
an addition OF thirty feet OF length to the hull TO
secure wider radius Of action through an Increase
OF the coal-bunker space from 200 to 800 tons The
compe nsatiOn In this to be at the rate OF
$3.50 per running foot $4,000 for the thirty feet
considered advisable. This proposition found warm
adhercnts among those who took part IN the
conference without exception. and II is more than
likely 10 be the final solution OF the matter In its
behalf It was ably contended that single turret
with couple OF Pinch guns constituted an arma-
mert superior to that Of any craft afOat I'm the
world today except batte-ships. which It almost
equalled. with the monitors advantage Of present
ing small target and OF being able to navigate
shallow waters inaccessible to battlc-sh'ps. The
increased coal capacity would also enable such a
and to hold out-of-thc-way harbors for months at
a time without the necessity OF bunker replenlsh-
mcnt
An official estimate was presented TO the Board
reserve $ls,930 from the contract price Of each OF
the monitors TO III them for in obedience to
the authorizing act OF Congress. which excluded
guns md ammunition alone from the the articles
eminent. on; of the $4,000 For each vessel this
presented the following items:
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Commander Bradford. the equipment officer de-
clared that he did not require a reservation OF
$4,000 for his Bureau. nor would he need any al!
II the contractors supplied the eectric-ligh equip
mcnt. as expected. The Boards members were
also of the opinion that the boats. furniture. coop
erage and spars ought MOI TO be charged 10 the
appropriation they would not be needed for
several years. and could easily be spared from
other vessels out Of commission. II was the gen
eral opinion that the only reservation the Govern
ment need make was approximately $4,000 for
armOr
At to-rnorrow's meeting Of the Board the propo-
siticnS agreed by the contractors Will be care
fully studied and their merits thoroughly can
vassod. As Secretary Long will return 10
Washington before next week. the Bureau chiefs
Will have the opportunity to hold several meet
ngs on the subject. although they are satisfied
that to-morrows session will determine whether
the Scott Nixon plan Of 3ic0-tOn ships with four
lo-inch guns. will be adopted whether the single
turret. with double Pinch guns and enlarged coal
capacity. is for the best interests OF the Navy
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100
s6s W. 18TH ST.
SOS W. i27TH ST.

The approximate amount ~ the lien charge. 70
satisfy which above described property is TO be sold
thousand and seventy Ave and 80 100 dollars With
the 80 day Of November 1898. together
with and allowances. )untlng hundred and
seventy and 90 100 dollars with interest from No
vember 1895 together with the eapsnses OF sale.
premises will be sold subject to first mortgage 81
SIC. 500 with per interest from the LIST daJ Of
addition a balance OF sl62 80
due day Of August. ls?s. The approximate
a ~ other Hens. which
allowed the purchaser cut Of the purchase
paid by referee is sII4 %. AMI interest.
Dated New York. November Is. 1898
JOHN n. ROGAS.
DaFa
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ACCUSED OF VIOLATING RULES AT THE LEAGUE
ISLAND NAVY YARD
Washington. Nov. 22.Thc Navy Department has
ordered the trial by court-n artial OF Naval Com
structor john r. Hanscom. in charge OF the
struction department at the League Island Navy
yard This is one of the first results. aside from
the summary discharge Of number of employees,
of the investigation con.ucted by Lieutenant Knapp
INTO charges that there had been viola lions OF
me rules relative to the employment OF labor IN
Navy yards at this particular yard. Among othe-
things II was charged that employees had received
what & known time and haf" for ordinary
time. There are many other allegations Of like
Oh
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EEPT'BLICAN MAJORITY ~ THE HOi ST.

DEFEAT IN THE XVIHTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT MAY
REDUCE 1T To ELEVEN
Washington Nov q (SpeciaD-The news re-
ccived at Republican Congressional Headquarters
from the XVIIIth Illinois District. represented by
Thomas NJ lett VIII make slight difference in
the number OF the Republicans elected to the
IVIth Congress II Is now known that Mr.. John
con was not elected This reduces the majority
frorn thirteen 20 eleven The expectation Is that
t,orhrane IN the XIXth N'W-Iork District. -
.Ie.,rd by the vote of the soldiers at Manila. II
ma expectation IS realized. the Republican ma,
inrity in the next House Of kepT"s eniatiV - VIII
lc fhlrteen.
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W. 972 " le7'h st.

The approximate amount ~ he len ~ charsr.
'.,, ,l- h- above described prOp.rfr - 20 p' 50 "
80 ,,rr.,nI and SCI enty and - tN dollars WIN
interest from me ~ - So'-mh"f ~. 'os'n'
.rt .u,vancss .4fifg 20 ne hHildf' :
nI s,,, one and 81 i0larr with nir-si lr'" ~
IA ,osefh.r VIII the eAp'utfS ~ fh'r
,,-,... viii he sod subject 70 nrs m'ftghE" p,
80 -.o ,,,tn 2 ter Interest from the - dhN =.
.''' 80 4, addition a ialar"e ~ fl'-1" intri's
a.. the L., d1y of August. i>'> TIE app. a.,
oth-r liens. "fl.n ~.
.,iour.i I, the uurc haser out = the pnIchh.'
80, ,r paid the referee u slrl"i. ana "'''e
b.'ed Nc" "' join IL RoGAN
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icUA Street

",yf AfnIir an" uut ief safis'y
winch ne above described property be sold $50
44s 10" with interest Thereon from aTih DAY OctD
Ter. 1875. together With and allowances amounting
70 Si15 with Interest from October 3ls together
with the expenses u the sale The
- tah-s assessments other liens which be a,
lowed T. The pureha.eT out u the purchase money
By the Referee II 1892. 'O-lO0 and interest
Dated New YORK, November End.
EDWARD L. PATTERSON Rak>SsA
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0nrouenu Aouertlsem: IL

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uR. CARNEGIE At THE WHITE HorSE.
HE AGAIN EXPRESSES Ills OPPOSITION 10 IN
PANsiON GOMPEEs CALLS oN
THE PRESIDENT

Washington. Nov. among the callers nj the
WHIT. House today were Andrew Carnegie ana
c,,ucl compers. III. head o. the American rcd
49,, ~ labor Mr. Carnegie. IN az interview.
~ u himself az strongly opposed 20 the pol
~ ~ territorial expansion Mr.. GoInpcrs ca.eI
- r,,g. for Il conference to-mori oW, a. Nhl n
10 IN Irg. the President TO Incorporate IN ms
ne - 10 Congress recomino ndations relating 10
hour la " and other matter. OF interest TO
hi