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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
URGES ADOPTION OF THE AMENDMENT
ALEXANDER T.. ORR FEARS THAT IF 1T u |'Si
TT NAY DEFEAT RAPID TRANSIT.

Alexander T.. orr president Of tho Board OK N"p'o
Transit Commissioners. feeling the necessity o.
calling the attention Of the voters 10 inc '"p'.
lance OF constitutional amendment no. = separ''-
ING the debts Of the counties of Greater Ne"-forK
from the city debt. has given out tax IN "nloH
he calls 10 the voters notice the more important
features Of the amendment 20 be voted on 'o-'"O'
row Mr. orr said yesterday
Nothing could boo Of more importance 10 all those
pcrsoms in this city who have The interest or RAPID
transit an heart than the adoption by inc N'l'l ,
an Tuesday next o. The second o. the constitutional
amendments which are 10 b" voted on III Una. 't.'
II Is not 4 matter Of mere politics in any @ei'' D'
one OF good business management. IL pas 1900
the approval 80 TWO successive LcE.sItiur'S, en-"
now needs only the approval or a Vuidil'y o. '''
voters OF tho stat. ,, .-.f, g.,
Now-York certainty. II through the indlh'r'nyg.
~ voters IL should be- defeated IL would seriously
irtorf,~a win and perhaps mi Ike impossible me
prompt completion Of the whole underground roo"
ms originally laid ont by the COMMISSIONERS
The Rauid Transit Commits toner's including ne
cx-ofHcio members Of the Board the tyos ana NE
the attention or voters 10 this matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BOSTON Nov 5-Termission has been granted 70
the Victorian Club - erect q monument I" fh"
memory Of the British officers and soldiers who fell
n The Battle Of Bunker Hil. in the Central Bury
ing Ground. Boston Common
Saratoga y Y. Nov. lewis Ycrkin. Of
Detroit ana Thomas Lewis. ~ Ncw-York city.
jumped from "a Delaware ana Hudson Railway
train. while II was IN motion. here last night. ana
were severely injured.
Chicago Nov g. Richard Honeck who with Her
man Hlrdhauscn last August stabbed 10 death
their former schoOimate Walter kocller. while the
latter was sick IN bed. Was to-day sentenced 10
The pcmiienilary for NE Hludhausen has already
been sentenced 20 twenty years Imprisonment.
Both are under t~eniy-one years 81 age.
La Sale III Nov The body Of man was
found IN pasture north OF Peru about fcr days
ago and identified by Mrs John Roberts a. that
of her husband The COfOner's Jury brought 3D. "A
verdict Of death from exposure and exhaustion
The body WIS buried by Mrs Roberts in the family
ourying ground kobcltss Insurance in the Metro
poNian Life Insurance Company was collected hy
Mrs Roberts. Yesterday she received letter
from her husband who IL appears. is IN the county
poo rhousc at Ottawa. where he had been sent by
the Supervisors The affair has created a sonsa-
ton here. The authorities are in estigating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
THETREASCRY'S CONDITION
,r1ry1NG STATEMENT OF THE COUN-
TRYs PROSPERITY.
corn cork INCREASING IN C1RCULATTON-
POSSIBILITY OF EASILY ESTABLISHING
PERMANENT GOLD RESERVE.


v-oshinrton Nov Ellis II. Roberts the lr'"S-
,,r ~ tho United States. in his annual report 10
eecre,ar,, Gaze. sums up the operations OF inc 'S'
nscat wear bv saying that "a notable ACTIVITY ""s
oxbihited in all kinds OF currency. with marx"
,,,re,so I'm the use Of gold coin and IN less ue
c-oe of silver coin while the prosperity OF the '
,rv has NJ no time loft any part OF the "oV'1'',''
notes I'm the Treasury above the demands ol "''''
i,,.in.se in IT'S several offices" lie ADDS.
Tho effect Of the new revenue laws IS snow" ~
~ "rro.ir,s for The year In which there Nis az,
;,,cr,s ozer 1895 " SjG.5j3 II" from customs o.
~, ~ S1no ,9G 59o from internal revenue ne 'orV
,'o,e - Internal revenue were larger l'"l
fnr .nv nrevlous year. with the exception ON! o'
iecG and inc total ordinary receipts "il''H 'i rd
od fn 81 = 800 i2O also the laISeal n.'
u-ith the same exception Ihe mel oIul"li , -.
,'cnji.ftr.s were "a little over S6'Jutt"o an aiou'
,,.xresl.d ONLY twice i'm l>t3 and lNi4 mere VIZ
dcncicncv - SS9l1l 80 IN the ordinary r'N'"u
Inclusive of loans and tho issue OF notes ,l," r
fifratcs the total receipts on a accounts ~ wa"
rants were 81 u3S 45i $40 and ne iotAl uiSpDisr
rnonts $3.50 2-214S with the addition OF me pt,
cccds Of fhe rev per cent loan 10 ne ~ ~,
revenues there was fiscal surplus OF >l"' .'',r-i
FOR the year The receipts from the iNN. IoP'rs
scnicd every part o. the country. or thr 'olaI q,
nearly S20OopO 600 upward or Sl2'"vOV" 'aile ~
The Office ln Washington in th" form ~ 'lgN on
banks n every part OF th" country. \'IN -,
900 oOD was paid I'm gold. upward Of >-oNDu' W
United States notes and the rest IN othcf khuS "i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
aycLo.luERlcAN RlPID VEHICLE 90.

Dover Del Nov. THE Corporation Trust COM
pany Of Delaware filed IN the Office O; the secrc-
tary Of State yesterday certificate OF incorpora-
ton Of tho Anglo-Amorican Rapid Vehicle Company
Of New-York. The company has a capital stock
~ S.jONpJ0 an Of which SIS common stock This
company Wa formed FOR the purpose - c9mhirins
tho most important English and American AUTO
mobile companies into one corporation. The cor
Dorltors ar. H. p TwyfOrG. ~ WFua.oy Grange.
England: Ernest Martin, Of Ne"-lork, ana james
Nrden. OF Dover Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
scHLEY SPENDS SUNDAY ~ ATLANTA.

Atlanta Ga. Nov 5-Re1r Admiral Schiey WHO
was welcomed 10 Atlanta yesterday. spent quiet
dag here to-day 80 programme Vas arranged
and he with the members n his party. were al
lowed 10 utilize the time IN attending services at
the Episcopal Cathedral and hy drive over 30
city Bishop Nelson - Georgia. otciatof a. re
services and the Holy Communion was served
Mrs Schley accompanied the Admiral here
In the afternoon. under the auspices ~ tae Royal
Arr,run1 ~ this city the party had } drive over
tie city Fort Walker and Grant PARK "'re vs.
lied md also Mcpherson Barracks. wi.r~ ne
I-n,fol states garrison is stationed Admiral Sch.sy
had an ovation from the soldiers.
The party was enterta!ned ~ llncneon ny J-ite
Scniev Hook after the drive. After returning
20 their hotel The party later IN the "v'n'rF
the night The train VII. leave ~ ~ early lolr
tomorrow morning for birmingham. where no
Admiral will arrive 20 l0 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

yoor was GO 2s all but . SGT Of which were cents
n largo Increase over previous years = ,,,,1s
There were unusually heavy m'N, ihtntS ol 1877
dcnositod by National banks. ana an agdI,l".na1,
trisf arose out of the sale of the central ra,i i
tho lrchaeora Of which dcDosit"d pioHl0
'"rv notes FOR SSSl27l ami N7,of.wo In bonds ~
collateral -Four Of the notes. r'pr'S'h'hh '"
nfth Of the total. have bc'1 paid ...., -,
Although there was an inc ease or Nl"'n"~" r
mo volume ~ National bank notes out~ta huir ,
.d,.nntl0ns at the Treasury were les, ny 49,,
than the wear preceding Dcpo It's amounting Z" '-,,l
coa ffc were made for the retiremcni "I hol'S'
,t,o balance Of this fund in the Treasury was Hc
croased from $50 ia3 i7 to 1886 sl73>i The cost i
,,ofrtofnirc tho redemption system, iuclMuht
M [ ,,Id FOR TRANSFORMATIONS was tl2lGl, which
eiltn has been assessed upon tho banks a 'n' '''
Of 81 3isii for each $l,cO redeemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

John Sabine Smith formerly chairman % Tho
Republican County Committee. 1i'l be married
soon after election. Mr. Smith has always teen
regarded as T. confirmed bachelor. and the state
nent that he would within the next two weeks
marry Miss Clara Sawyer. Of Randolph Centre.
Vt came as n surprise 10 an VINO know him.
Invitations have been sent - a.l tie Old district
leaders who served whcn Mr.. Smith VS. county
chairman asking them to attend the wedding JIr.
Smith viii be the guest OF these district leaders at
n dinner 10 be- given In his honor ~ the Repgb-
llcan club ncxt Saturday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
COUNTRY MAIL ROUTES.
RrRAL FREE DELIVERY GROWING IN
FAVOR.
PLANS TO EXTEND THE sERVICE-REPoRTs-
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE MOVEMENT
Try TELEGRAPH To THE rRInuNEl

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.--Perhaps the most inter
estinr feature of First Assistant Postmaster
General Perry s Heaths annual report no"
ready is the elaborate review he presents o' the
subject Of rural free delivery. subject when
has become one Of great Importance TO large
portion Of the public in recent years. Inc ie"'
ures Of local interest 10 New-IoFk. Conne'"0u'
and New-Jersey are given below. \. 3. smith,
a special agent. writes;
In June 1898 eervicc was begun at Mooics-
town ~ j. with three carriers. ana AT Nft'-
Ton with one carrier. subsequent DIMENSIONS
have added four more Carriers one acaluvn'l d.
Noorcstown and one each at Palmyra Mount
Laurel and Marion. There is now an urEen-
Application pending for another carrier AT iai,
rnvra or RiVcrton Ia order o. give proper "'"'
facilities 10 all residents cf that popui"uS S'.
lion The pos;masicls at EVen'io ana fti"N
shin resigned. and tho CNiccS were olS'"n'IN"'".
Parry postoffice was aiSo GisconiluN'd as Vac
ali az the star service iu the district me ais
frict Is one ~ the best in the state hoaNS arr
generally Of the very best Population is H'hs,
and highly intelligent The mails are nral! anu
the work Of III, carriers lal 'rious. WIN N'
additional carrier now demanded the serNlCe
",,il ro ,,.fi,srh rers,.t Extensions from
This district can he made without interfering
with existing service and from the nature 81
the country there wouic .e no impairment u"
unlimited EXPANSION did the appropriation war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
70 HONOR wASHNGToN'S MEMORY.

MEMORIAL. ASSOCIATION EXERCISES on DEcEM-
Der II.
WASHINGTON Nov 5.-The George Washington Ne
mortal Association Is endeaVoring 10 procure a
general Observance Of December a. tho tooth ami
vorearv Of Nashington's death. Exercises will be
held i'm many Of tho States under tho supervision
Of the State chairmen Of the association. but
it is deemed eminently fitting that a commemora-
tion Of especial solcmnity and importance should
take place al the National capital and he chief
officers Of the association are now actively at
work To- that end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
NeCkwear for Horse Show Times

midys the Horse SNOW"
First showing Of them this morning.
thng-some
and hes and silks
Here SO lace and used with
liberal hand But a. the
Feather thc The coOrnghe all the pastel unt
The aareS $3.50 vu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
WANAMAKER'S WAWAMAKER'S
Horse Show Fasl1ions-ReCepti0n Days

IATS gowns wraps-fo Horse Show We afraid
of would ates envelope from FRANCIS
GOT in of OF Persian
white Even with ali
look!
Of red velvet the No. don't front decoration no.
nccbte catch up on the shoulder. Charming S27S
and loss
choose from among many things Spent third the sunhe Chief
been too
useInes in the methods Of cxagnt other
stores That changed seniby the beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
rnEAsrNY Isl COD coNDIrIoN.

BY the improved revenues and the now loan INC
Treasury notwithstanding heavy war cNp MIXTURES,
WIS placed in the independent position 80 me- SS.r
to the soundn.ss Of the financial system oil .tl'
country The chance was no less rarN'i j. 'i ,
ag.r gate ~ available resources itar I'D iN'N
character fer the gain IN the total holdings VIZ
almost entirely in god. and the Treasury not "iR
refused tenders of gold ia exchange for paper h"'
increased the. use Of gold I'm the disbursements
At the close of the year the Treasurer was nc,
-ouniahlc for i9f774639i. against which ne hed
ial7 81 gs5 In cash and credits the dner'n.e con-
.sfing 81 fund. c,dssel as unavailable. ASIDE from
the issue OF the FER cont bonds IN" most ~ ~
0ortart event affecting the public dt.t wa, llr
falling due on january of the last or me poh,l7
ssu.d for the construction ~ the lacihc railroads.
pf these Si2 $50 o0u were pr nied ana lal!, 'aF
ing $4,000 OF the loan outstanding. all past Que ana
bearing 40 interest. - .,,s ,se. 80 900
There were in circulation Ju1e 80 1929. S-s67'-5-
I'm United states notes SIS 5529 IN Treasury notes
isetaQoso in silver certin 1f"s and s-'l-'''" j..
National bank notes on June Sd. lNH the amounts
werc: United States uotes. %ln'ilat IrcaSul
notes So 900 792. silver certificates. 500 S''i' anu
Rational bank notes $50 .s325A Ihe Irp'r IN c,r
culafiou was thus increased during the year 10y
si2 soS $50 As result of these changes me lrea@-
rrv holdings Of Government paper fell between
the two dates in United states notes from S!l9 s.,
81 10 Sl rs sf7. IN Treasury notes from $S51l M
TO Sql2 iSs ana I'm silver certificates from ~
20 81 26.l6l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
The New Hats from Paris Are Elegant

trimming black wing
Caroline eoeux made buttneae
planned evening
distinctive sly
OF study in Paris but the seeing
Our Paris orgahn
kept popnaing so staff Of people who are welcomed
rsanctun o. modie and
athe exhibition compete
VIII enjoy it,
7t-,roov (Ehchiu Day piN 5e e0Hi at p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
500 population: 30 square miles; carrier -
miles in route: 24247 pieces delivered.
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.
pprs,nr>r,s opnrR To AID SENDING OF CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS TO NEW TERRITORIES
Washington. Nov. 5.-President McN"eS Se''''
day issued the following order
Executive Mansion
u-oebgpcfeu \ONom Der

Washington. Nov 5-Presdent Mckinley yes'er-
day issued the following order
Executive Mansion ,eoo
Washington. November !. lHs
In furtherancc OF interchanges nc'Me W. ~ ami
sent in the service or their c"un'iE an" ana
lies A; home il Is hereby ordered al pa. LES
parCe's OF mailable matter. coh'aii'"s u's and
with no commercial purpose anu TO- 81 g., ,Ic ARMY
officers soldiers and sailors SelN"t H. t.i,.l
and Navy and from persons enpl"N'u III NV -
service ~ The United states IN Porto lNco puaI"'
49,. pbuin,in, Islands and Cuba. addressed 10 nun
bcrs ~ fhair families In tho United STATES OF lHln
ages OF the same personal character tIre and
the United States TO ofc'lS' So. to cont
theirs i'm the public service I'm sdld lS'auS .e.ic
,hro,ch ne mails subject only ~ the dont,S'"s
foetal regulations OF the United states. Deans -
Inc execution OF this order with All hFcesst so
guards. will GeNovc upon the Secl'l"'S VI wa 49,
The Postmaster Genera" WILLIAM MKINLEY.
Tho orsc- &c tho result Of the Cabinet discussion
90 1-r,dav and Is more Immediately designed TO
,acu,ta.o the sending Of Christmas and holiday re-
r,o,ohranccs 70 and from the soldiers. The POST
master General has also rcscinded the requirement
that all mail matter sent by persons III 'n' '''''u
states service IN the Philippines or Guam address,"
IN the United states and Endorsed solder = '"'-
or.s'. or Marines" letter or otherwise Designating
the service branch. IN order 10 secure dom'S"c
rostacc rates must be cOuntcrsgnod by a com
handing officer
Furthermore the Postmaster General mas III
rcc,a that all such letters may be dispatched from
tho islands whether prepaid or not. and only ne
deficient postage shall be collected on t,,cr
his country any due postage rating under torm'r
orf.re hsr- disregarsfd and United states lo>l"-'
stamps are directed 10 hc held valid ON sucn mat
ter as wei as the specially prepared stamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
sUJpBrTLDERs ORDERED TO STRIKE.

Tho international Machinlsts' Union mas ordered
strike m the Long Island Marine Construction
,,or,no,,,,a works to-day. About one hundred men
will 90 ont The strike has been ordered because
The company II IS alleged. has refused 10 accede TO
the mems demands for nine hour ""rhu'9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
nrprrE cHLEE GLcOrEL INPROrING.

Donuty Fire chief Benjamin A Gicquel, who has
been i'll AT his home. no al West Forty-eghtn-st.'
for the last several days suffering from enlarge
rneqt Of tho liver. has made a decided improvement
&, tho last twelve hours He has slept large part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
REDrcrIoN IL SILVER CERTIFICATES

Ry continuance OF the process Of retiring Treasury
notes OF 1890 redeemed IN standard silver roi.d'
tb, amount of these notes outstanding was redu.,
during the year from sQl.202No TO %32l',-Sp, lnv
highest amount outstanding az the ,i"Se &. az,
month was S53 453 $40 Ia November. lN'5 rs ,il'
silver dollars paid out for these notes cl'ltI H.
manned in circulation became the basis ioI me
issue o. silver certificates the process Involves 10
contraction Of tho currency. nut onH c .lai,-T "a
form The reduction of the total OF the lal'I n'ln
Inv the Treasury from $it12.,3i 50 s2li'",slo "as
caused hv the payment of Government ohHsauo .
ia ,rho creditors and by the receipt of revenues IN
growing measure in gold coin. The Treasury Wa
thus brought to the minimum of paper currency ''
quired for its daily business .~,...,
A. thc volume OF Government paper IS restile,eu..
the United States notes by statute ana hr lIe'SiS
notes and silver certificates by tho silver az tls
which they are ISSUED. tho Treasury was onllb, u
10 decline requests for notes or ceruncateS 'A'tl
for REDEMPTION or exchange in Kind. \ liberal SUP
nl,. of small notes was provided ana intl VIZ
i,rays sent out i'm kind IN redemption o; unit cur
rencv and In exchange for iarge ienonlna ions.
Every effort was uut forth O. meet inc d',Hhilu
If h,,einas. and these transactions reached very
liberal PROPORTIONS. in consequence inerc VS. co.,
notable Increase in paper Of denominations oil ~
al under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
RUNAWAY ~ THE PARK.
HORSE 50 BADLY INJURED THAT IT HAD TO
BE SHOT.


4 valuable horse attached 10 runahout owned
and driven hy Martin /. Schwartz. or 80 ia East
Eighty -nrst-st.. ran away IN ''""" I''H' az
Ninoticth-gf. and tho West Drive yesterday. The
hrse wax frightened by a collision with another
runabout. which was being driven by John Gill
gan ~ 20. G1l East Eigh;eonth-st. Mr. scnwar'zs
horse ran over 10 the bride path, and there ran
into a horse ridden by Arthur Herschman. Of No.
- West Twenty-hfth-st.
Mr. schwarfz's horse was injured so severely that
II wac unable TO rise and had 10 Doe shot, Mr.
rrerscbn7n wa~ considerably shaken up by being
thrown ~ the ground bur falling in tho compare
lively soft gravel OF the pain ne escaped serious
a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

=, tho time and taken increased and salts
v@a,,orv amount Of nourshment. His temperature
g. almost normal his physician says and his pulse
e. REGULAR and tuil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
FARMERs pLEAsED NM rLAN.

The objection 60 rural free delivery comes
in all cases from three sources the fourth class
POSTMASTER. the suh-coniractor Of star routes
and the small stores about the postofices. The
objections from tn. small stores. however. soon
die out when the farmers who are patrons II
rural free delivery give the storek"eper To I'M
derstand that objection ON his part viii work
more against him than rural free delivery Will.
OF the 3S3 services radiatna over forty States.
on November !. 1888 seven weIe IN Nev.-Jerscy.
twenty -four in NcN-YorH nd SIX in Connecticut
Between the leg inning 90 fhc ifs al year. July
/. 1890. ana November l. 1893 when the ali
tioral appropriation of $1,000 was exhausted
new service was established on two routes in
Connecticut one I'm NcW-Jerscy and eleven in
New-York The population served was respect
lively ] 700. 80 and N'I6
Mr. Heath has had compiled for convenient
reference tabular statistics Of rural free deliv-
cry. giving couaty state. when established.
reputation area I'm slua,o miles. number Of car
Tiers and number Of pieces Of mail delivered
and collected in the asoai year lNl>- ~ thus:
Antwerp jefferson County. y. y; May = lN''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
These Dress Goods are Cheap

doucm orereyur goods the standard and hne
Not hOdgepodg When choose the
When
SO the things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
Fifth Floor Bargain Store

goods there to-day
semed fwoo,nc eva NJ mad
OK A
ueons cshmce N-wnII
These herB lack Goods y C
3om n-noo hego u.s.
lin u-wooF French granite
n-golh grei garte SOC, insca 0
Dupd Etc COO an 5 S. All 45m wide
Ands edr=sln 0 goods al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
S o. Edison. n special agent. writes from
East Orange. y. J.. September 10:
MORE ROUTES RECOMMENDED
Special Agent Hazard says OF the New-forN
del,veries inspected by him.


went over Route 80 I. from Port chester. -
v As in all places suburban 20 NeW-Eork CITY.
the roads are fine. and TIE farmers ~hos' i,ai
ket for their products is Ne"-4 ork are an NV
jicent and thrifty class Of people. ] mere Ca" "r
no doubt Of the success q THIS route
In company with Special Agent Hui'n'S - al
Lockport. y. y. ! looked over hFe routes ION
that city and decided 10 recommend two. one %.
which has been established. The ROADS ABOUT
Iockport are sandy. hut genefaiiy IN s"ou con
dition The farmers IN TINS scc'l'h are l.'S'',
engaged in raising fruit. and the convenience
which a daily paper containing lhe ma ~ 10
ports is TO them cannot be- oyercsiina''n, ~.
ports from the postmaster az Lockiort ana rom
patrons Of the route tell that 'he S''N -
success and constantly increaslns -
We next went 20 Newport. K. /. ana recon-
,onndod tho oqtahlishrnont OF four routes. two
~ run from Little Compton and two from nv
orion There were when We were IN New l'''
several routes i'm successful operation near lhei'
and as the four routes rec'mn'h'eu ny Us
eer,.e the same class Of people. there can ne no
al. 80 their success also. We were obliged 10
report adversely upon routes TO run from Jan,'S
town harrington. Warren ana brlS''| as W.
PATRONS Of these Offices were mostly SUNNI
residents and We're not. IN our oph""' ,n9
class Of people which rural free delivery i III
tended to benefit .- -, ,,,r,
from Newark y Y. and two from phelps. y. j.,
These routes tap the fine country IN ,la,,.
New-York Petitions Ver" signed oN ~ aug
every farmer in the vicinity. and with the co.
operation which they promised the routes can
not help but DO successful.
then recommended a route IN i',''tu3 Wv,
y Y This route goes through me truck e'ld.
section near Rochester. which IS conSi4'l L"
be the richest section If New-lofk state ne
carrier I'M travelling twenty-five miles. deilN'i -
20 over two hundred ana dfty families IN" hedu7
OF which do a large business with c"nhlSSl'Ii
houses in New-YoIk and }uhalo This ~ my
opinion viii Doe ono ~ the most successful routes
in the country.
next went u Philadelphia. y Y. and Evans
Mills I recommended change IN the route
from PHILADELPHIA which / think. Will y" a
benefit and reported adversely on the proposed
route from Evans NILS While In this section
looked oyer four routes running from Water
town and found them in very prosperous condi-
ton The patrons are very much pleased ana
the number Of pieces NJ mail handled shows a
healthy increase each month