, 1881-11-29
Law Gould Again in Possession
of the Grand Opera.
House.
Rnsscii Sage Threatened with Ex'
p,llst0n from the Stock
Exchange.
rhs Socialists Celebrate the Victory oi
Their Party in the German j..
Elections.
THE TARIFF CONVENTION.
r. WILL orES THIS MORNING IN roorEH


s,.tfdf nttpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
yrw Yo,y, Nov. os.-The National Tariff
ronyention will open tomorrow morning 1T
tha large hall 0f the Co1per Union. The
oljce,, Of the Executive Committee and the
Secretary mud i,Ts assistants were busy ut the
A. N!cllu'as 1Iotel today receiving tile
delegates frpin ont OF town a1Id max
tur the final preparations fnr the
meeting. lip to + o'clock this evening ~
delegates !ln.. reported to the Secretary, anu
fhey calue frnln every SECTION Of tlte cOUntry.
soue were fron Matne, some frpm Cnlifor-
MIA. some fronn minnesota, MD Soule from
TJorila, Tie projectors Of tho convention
ara yery tub.ant at this manifestation Of
publlc Interest lii their project. The list 0f
delegates n very much fnrgGr tim was AL
teipatesl, and embraces nllaost
yEuY IstlulrT.AST N1sAStit OF INDUSTRY.
Tile three States most largely represented
are New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
Thc Textile Association Of tile West and
Sautt will be represented by thirty dele
gatss, heatled by the President, Mr.. George
S Bowen. Tho Philadelphia Association Of
Manufacturers OF Textile Fabrics will
scnl twenty-five delegates. Including MIR.
Thomas Dola,,, their President. The
eotton manufacturers Of the East will be
represented BY twenty-five Delegates from
Nsiac, Xew Hampshire, md Alassachn nsctts.
tattycs Ut the paperisukers. !f.ert. wtll be
larxe delegations frau tllH United StateS
Tye Founders Association. the book-pll'--
llshers chemists. glass W'tters. eoppcr a'ld
white lentl sugar bcnt, silk, hut. alld cotton
manufacturing. and other
LEADING INDUSTRIAL. ASSOCIATIONS OF THE
COUNTRY.
The subject of American shipbui,dng md
the tar!tf III relation. thereto will doubtless
in the TO convention. Il,e }r0.I-oru producers
aud tic steel aIlu iron interests will BIZ repre-
sslIrA By largn delegations. AinollE other
delegations which arU HxpeEte1 to bp present
may bt Nentianett those from tile mining TT.
teres.s, bituminoas eonl pu,ducers. cutlery
ald curset manufacturers. Thu Stnie
uvlrgaslo,'s wl,lcl, were. reportcd nu to this
st..,rntng we're: Alassncl',srtss, Lieut.; -fss,r.
i'st.,!, ail , the @ ilol ilg!lo1, u: spn.ldnE;
,LrIean. CoI. ]. u. Mccullough, tne lion.
luhn lIugan. tho lion. Sylvester II. latiin,
l"'. Jol!n, X. Cummings, the 1lot,. i. Q.
Sann,r. S,, ,, Henry set!'sisater, Sni,,.l" not'
The ilnl!. .,'nl1n {. l>are, aiia Giles Is. Steb-
bins. Although there II
4 srAiSkiIS0 OF MILD P10TECrIOSIsTg,
t,le of them call themselves i,a!r Freo
Tmders Aiming tic 800 regular delegates
y this convention great, l!ajorlty nr'
nrre>sIty of revising the taritf Ii. ort!er to
nj Business Interests. This laiter elass
Will urge in tic convention that n
ssl1gssient s,slg: and well.enforSsd proteetiye
irY; that II will tncrnsH tho wagcs ut
t!e working people, ntlvnlce tie interests
Of farmers, ll,d will nlsn reduce tic cost Ut
manufactured gntls. a very DNrge attend.
tAtt
srutlon. TIN Secretary SAIL tutay TINT 1llore
ll!tn 1900 tickets OF admission Ind becl
slsen nut. X mee!lnc of thu Expcur1ye Com
f'lt'ce was held this evening, ut wlItcl,
TIE ri!}OltAM or THE C0NNESTioN
@ Ertv na.lo UP and tho rules ,of prncednrt
;ae lion. ticoreu i. i.nring would IL
nnr Ms 'enlI,'%,rary ,,y Chairman mud tue ilon: War
sy II oss ':ss wi H. u iss"ssss sss!St p, S'fs es
y y uone Industries BY Decisions Of tlle
li,Fe9n,'''ry n',,':y; Department" Spceces BY 1ohI
Knss :kiso IT, sloek sHlsk, 5' 15s: s's, "',a Esa a. u;
ssi'n. ;1nsrnh Sheldun, aud Peter Copper
), ssscond, "lle'luction Ut Internal isuyenu
rs. rraxcs.' Addresses BY the lion. William. d
n,rv' hs1.sy alta Wiltan, E.tieIatly. We.!nesla!
st,, wtent civilian commission to thorouKiii!
nNeSltGate anu rcpUrt upn1 the pragrrsA
stns!ttioi, nnd needs Ut American Industries
st! a,M 70 Recommend such tariff Legislation a
PROTECTIVE IN CHARACTER
consistent IN all parts and ntlapte.l to th'
p.sSellt condition OF business Ut tho coull
}ys iisaryt 'Swsf. sS ss''E' g. sogsins sSgas5it i t.
MM,ynton. the lion. j. II. brewer
ttsssAEy Earny Baird, q. W. Mnnre
W9,,,ll ~ llnn. Moses W. Field, the Hon
umaIiafd Warner, .l0hn jarrett, Mi
M.H: ,a,iHl:: Adams, Wednesday, evenlug: eth
l@aa'.,ttel1a''ce III of favorable balance 0t tratl
.l tAo enlargement ut our: markets fl,
rshi!s,ltcan prnt nce ll tile promotion Of Oil
saaeloniI!tng interests and foreign c0nl
tIseles;;" ;he snsee!rs by lohn Roncll a1t
i, ~ lion. Wl!liam Ward. Mayor GrAc
~ III hat deliver MI a4Iliress Il
nMelso1nn M The delegates, na was- expected.
nmsMtuefstool nstn that hn expressed hia WILLING
a,;a Sss ~ extend NJ nfticlal welcome TO tltlso
n.''uhilca H., ''l 9t the convention on cuntlltt0
H. H. JED ~ 10 allowed thu privilege OF ttet!lIn
III S,'!eWs III the tarIit question. Ills cot
H..iui II, ai vas mt regarded fuyorabtY; tllerefos
~ WILL not participate I'll the gatherLng.
JAY GOULD
~oAiS IN lNSSEBSfoN or THE uUAED 0pEnI