New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
THE PASSING THRONG.

William NJ. Stewart, United States Senator from
Nevada. and one ~ the most answering cham
pions Of the free coinage Of silver
STEWART at the ratio Of is 10 1. is at the
STILL FOR Hoffman House. Mr.. Stewart has
BRYAN only one creed in politics free sill
YER and William J. Bryan is the
prophet thereof according to his belief. When Mr.
Bryan made the speech at Des Mones which was
interpreted by many to mean practical sneiVins
Of the free silver theory and the taking up OF new
questions as campaign issues, Mr.. stewart refused
to believe that Bryan had let an n.y. Mams HOUSE II use
yesterday. and in the course Of conversation saa;
the silver question knew that he had not done
so II is sun the paramount question Tha can
pie OF the country are determined 10 have H. and
sooner or later there will be a trial OF me Tree
had never changed his position His Iowa speech
expressly stated that so far as me issues OF i'o
1895 The whole speech simply meant that ne
recognized the fact that there were new issues for
be renominated by reclamation, and | also sin
cerey believe that ne will be elected By great
majority"
George F. Green, OF Binghamton, formerly
Mayor Of that thriving little city is at the Hon.
man House Mr. Green Is prominent
CANAL in the Commercial Travellers AS
BOARDS ISOLATION and was also pIes'us s',. -
WORK. the State League Oh H'P
Clubs He was recently appoin'eoa
member OF the Canal Advisory Board py ro.
Roosevelt and he has been at the county, 49,
NJ General Francis V. Greene. president VI '"7
Commission sttend3}s a. W %eftp ~ the Board
he said I'm speaking Of the coniersh..s s,ate was
question OF the canal system Zen 81 M ninutey OF
course / am not In position 10 "a" ~ c;oVernor
Of the submission miss % tdu lMs that all Of the members
Of the Board looked upon the q les.io"i am con-
seriously and are very much In earnest an eyerv
ne Commission
esfort for the material and pernaIuenno 'Aappo,her
meeting viii Be held in the city on sepeet ~ dons
md IN the mean time all OF the WORK 20 Dc I'D az
6 mas was Delegated % individual mem1ers %.
Board and they VIII .,, rePf hat later the COM
mission would give public hearings AT a6gSd bs
places in the state so tnat woythy be brought
up for consideration.
w he Hart. OF the Pennsylvania Steel COM
ronv. which has offices in Philadelphia was m.'e
Yesterday 10 look after the saihhg
tn Build of a party OF American engineers
A FRIDGE and bridge builders which MS COM
~ rNDrA many is sending TO india. inc
" bridge builders sailed the White
Star Line steamship Majestic Tor hahsooh'
Burmah British India. ~ Ray OF Liverpool '''
De Hart said that his con oany had received the
contract in question from the Buruah Railroad ior
two reasons-ow prices and quick deliver Iner 4.
reH across the Gotkek Gorge Witch is severa
miles from Rangoon. 1t Will be 2$p lset !'ns alu
rs feet high AT its greatest altitude. l.. " pross
the engineer in charge, who sailed YESTERDAY, car
RES with him both American and English hags' ant
these ar. 10 be entwined and unturled az the hlSn
noint on the yladuct when IL is finished; Mt, De
Hart said that aside from the material shipped oy
his company On the vessel YESTERDAY, anoemfgs,
stea m shin sailing 10 India direct next week Vould
carry 90 tons OF material direct to Rangoon. and
on the steamer following Il week later 200 ton;
would he dispatched. Aside from the structural
material there is great amount OF erection pan,
used In riveting Mr.. De Hart said his company
had some other big foreign contracts In sight, but
he did not care to speak Of them at this time