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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
rALrARLE c4SrS rOR CORNELL.


TIfI. ANGEL CHOIE" OF LINCOLN Cal IEDI'hi+
GIFT FROM PRESIDENT WHITE
TIL, Architectural Department OF Cornell tnl-
ycr>it has iust received coeruo OF eShty c'St5 re-
,rol ug Win the utmost care Ii ucdlE'a sculptures
CatucIg ENGLAND. This collection, which Is GIT GI
president AGrr d. White il tHc duplicate d one laue
for the Architectural Museum at Westullns eI Inc Al
,c' Choir" well known architects a. Ihr hlSh' 81
Iniuf both regards beauty ana construction WINCH
Gothic AT ever icdcheu III, l., o,i
the collection Will he OF especial value not only IN ana
in, 10 nfuSc an 3rsc spirit int" the MINDS o. sldeHl7
m the DEPARTMENT of Architecture al CJracu UnVelrlp
nut will ,cful every one eng tg IN drawing IA a
field of art Justice to the man who has deserved wen
moi ONLY ot university but of Western New YORK lor
il ount To bc said that The attention 81 The president o.
the university was called TO this collection ny l;OOef
Richardson, : well known for his DeihthUl sculpture
upon tnc University Chapel the Prchdcns mousse 2"Se
Cl.c and the tI-kc mdusOn a. well a. lOI u, UH
MANY buildings syracuse Albany ana new OTk' MI
Eicb.rI.ou PASSED portion OF the last V'ujrrlh Eng
land 10 nd these casts and through him they were Sc
cured. -, o,,,r- oro
Already architects in various parts or the country are
concentrating sending stone here tD STUDY Ihcsc
ynrl 0 art Inn reference Ia the reproduction OF some
of them on e.lifCcs going in tue Em He STAT.
The purpose OF President White III securing these "oFK7
was moi merely to advance thc interests or the Archrc
t,Ira Department OF Cornell University, mt 10 ana III rl7
ing the character architecture in ali parts 81 he co
nv II Is understood mat any dragntsh1U sent o any
architect of good stndn n the United states VIII nave
cvrr1 fac offered him for max ng drawings OF THESE
orns They represent not mere tho otst stone WORK
Int the best wood work oil the period to whch they DE-
long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
4 SPECIMEN or SUBLIME CHELR.
From The Dctroit fres Press.

From The DcfrOu free PTess.
The story of the boy who took the broken
wheelbarrow home and asked that IL be mended ~ bis
father wanted to borrow again, is generally supposed
be fiction inye ted TO impress upon dull nelectS the
sublime impudence Of people who borrow. But az
sure as truth L. stronger than fiction here we have
instance OF II that goes the wheebarrow
story several points better. ChchagO
man, Mcfarland bv name, having tle JOB or painting
many people have at this season OF the year borrowed
using it the stcp-ladder gave way aud Mcfarlahd
fell breaking OF his ribs. Instead OF being grateu
for the loan OF the ladder he brings suit against Burns
charging him with causing the accident by Lending An u
trustworthy article, and placing the damage done 10 MS
rtba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
DISSATISFIED UIrH sUyDAEscHooL&.

The first session of the CuivcrSaliSt Sunday
school Institute was held Yesterday i'm the Third Church
nm West Eleventh ST. The Rev. Dr. Guuuisou WAS chosen
,I,,i Lent. A essay read oy Dr. uUuu..on, cucd
shall tlc Suuday-~chooiihc Abolished ~ He said mar
many had begun a. question whether the sunday school
had not better bee done away with and alctdrn maze 10
t old order Of Things Wurr tire family church pew ld
"A ,.. m fhc household lie would not burn the barn to
.l On. rats. but heiUoud send to tue a7h-bae mucu
Of t. ,uii, .I,-iNiu-. illustrated mapS dud ctomo-
ti1II,r.;,r.n He would have more gospel ana less
geography the discussion that followed II was urged
mai ma. minister should make h, more interest
irs to children and that tine neglect of parents was the
chief dinict,tv In evening address was made ny
the Erv Or Pullman the" Care "I Children ana
also ono by the Rev. \. e. Rogers OF Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
4NEw rYUERSILISr Pt>T0E.

The Third UniycrSalist Church, III West
,,t,,..t between sixth aud Seventh ave 10, hds eX-
tended can 10 the Rev Thomas ". llln IN, o. Att
iI.trr olu cn;cron h, pastorlte ou May !, and his
installation will take place two days later Before preach
w az AthorC be pastor tor sever years at SiwgS,
iig-s lie vas q college companion o. the Rev. Charles
H. Eaton. of the Church oi the Divine Paternity. a
member Of the Iuri Church said yesterday " Mr.. HI
man has preached twice FOR lie comes TO orr new
church ,hcn have just tilted up IL J. year ~iIce
ir last pastor thr Row = 4 Gardiner, LETT Ia in the
old Hl-rckrr street Church our memD 'r,hp was run
u!ng down but with church tree from dent ana
a Young pas on, we shall regain all We have lost"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CONSIDERING EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS.


NTw sCuooL ACCoMWOpAu oNs-TEAChkhs sAlA-
RIEs To Blk SECURED.
There was an unusual amount of mesmerc IN
An.nce such a. described by Major iorgan OF the
S.v,ut,,nth N ard board of school Trustees, out
no al the railing az the meeting Ot The Board oi
Elncation Yesterday The influence had on IT'S
Faster honncts. President stephen \. Walker re-
sumeJ his scat a. chairman. report of the
Finance Committee. recommending the pTchASe or
site for new school m BeeckcT-st., IN the Eighth
Ward. for $4,000 was lald over, but subsequently
fine vote was reconsidercd and the recommendation
adopted The Auditing Committee reported
number of recommendations for increase OF salaries
of assistant clerks the advances ranging from no
To- $500 After some debate the matter was re-
fcgr red back to the committee Tor rcCohsd'la'VH
Principal John j. nOauc having tendelEd ms
res auatiou ~ Principal of Grammar school NO l''
the report of the Committee on teachers i"'"m-
upuulug ms dismissal for drunkenness ana anNeh.'
from duty was iaId on the table. II was Noleu I"
appropriatc Sdl 900 for the erection al an dddl ohd
butiding for Grammar school No - IN the INtl-
tcth Md The SrNcGtccuih Ward school trustee
fight came up in new place. he committee on
Bv laws reported. IN regard Ia the pe'ltoh oi llc
teachers ot the Primary Department "I ui"Ilin"I
school No 49, that the Board take steps 10 Secui'
them their unpaid salaries for February ana MAJ ~,
irat the non-paNmcut of salaries for those months
49, dine 4, The lailure of the trustees 10 comply with
thc acton of the Board of Education directing
them Ia restore Miss Anne T. Cheese 10 the position
al fourth assistant, with pay from February III
was resolved t. authorize legal proceedings Ill oc'
hall of the teachers 10 compel the trustees 10 pre-
n,re and audit thcIr pay rolls Tor those months.
The legal expense Will lie betrayed from the Incl
dental fund OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
TIE APARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN

In the Gorham Building, corner
Broadway and 19th-St, are now
open for inspection
Mr.. W. b SOuthworth, Manager,
will be on the premises from 8 a. m.
to 5 p m. daily TO show Apartments
and give information regarding them.
This Building is ACTUA ALLY
FIRE PROOF, being constructed
with iron beams and fre-proof par
titions, no wood having been used
in construction except for floors and
doors. We call special attention to
this feature and invite investigation.
The Building has been designed
especially to meet the requirements
of Gentlemen desiring Convenient
and Elegant Apartments.
Entrance through the store on
Broadway until completion.
NaNsIkAs AEFn IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
L4B0RrES DENINDING HIGHER W1GE>

The only employer who stands out against
fine demand for SO 30 = day made by tue carpenter, is
I.hu MALLORY of to-tyu.ut'-,t. AMI .inhtte. Vie mas
M i'm various parts OF the city and should he persist IN
l refusal Ia comply with the demand ~ the union the
AuIalsamA,cd Buildn. Trades Union viii br called upon
~ aid the carpenters aud STRIKE oil al union men ON Ms
lob. VIII bc ordered.
ecyeu.y-d,c taors employed by Tr,dwel. Slote Co..,
al irOIdVgy md tIdu5rrS-Sf, went on strike on Mon
dgv Lectu-e n1u-Ini1n mon employed VINO work at
- low + rate than the union allows. meeting OF the
I,urnevincu Tlors Union will he held tonight To con-
..l.f. % MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Richmond County Yesterday elected the following
officers: Thomas Bran, president; Michael Ca l!
and Charles Crowley, vice presidents; Henry SIC
mer secretary. and Frederick Keeling, treasurer.
Mr. Credo said that the liquor sellers had organ
lied Ia protect Themselves from being subjected 10
sIOneTs.
CTIPToy.-There is no doubt now that drowning
has been the fate Of Samuel f.. HOPKINS anu ms
ron, Stoidard, and Samnel West, OF Germantown,
who went out for a cunning trip one week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
LONG Island.

BRFSTwooD.-Since Tuesday morning extensive
fires have been raging in the scrub oaks aud pines
titv of cord wood has been destroyed, but llttle
damage ha, been done to the standing timber. The
farmers were out yesterday fighting the tte ny
there were between 100 aud 800 acres of timber
land burned over, aud large number OF railroad
ties that had been cut during the past winter.
Hundreds Of acres Of the scrub oaks have been
burned over, aud the fire was still raging last
uiuhL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
NONE Ne rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Byerood House-Sir Charles Upper and
lady luppr OF Ottawa and Henry : san ORR oil fI0da
H01,o0. Jforse-Ihc Earl 81 AyicsiOrd, OF ti-la!d
intel ErUaSrcE-Nrs. James G.. Elaine ana u@uSn-
~ and General William H. IaZrn. tncf rlgnM nicer,
t,it.a STATIC Army tr IOTt HOfci-Bshop Samuel
a U.rris OF Detroit . GUsey HpdS"-trederlck LoFeoy'
,.rt-l,u %. The Denver aud Rio Grande Railway Com,
hspy - ic'O,ta UOfe'- General George : fleid' OF
Eoycluor Ccyelsnd's saH. .-.- westminster Ho'e *
Eeu,nf : H. WcudoVcr, OF StuyVcsSnt, y. 1...AoiV'
ill., nm PcN nr Holm ". king. VI WINNIPEG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
,,r 7EEFIss 70 BE SEEN on FRIDAY.

Though the entertainment given ut Chickenug
II Al, a.i week by Messrs Ierr,s aud Leslie was marred
m m, uA--iStence with which the Rain poured down, tho
iniuse vi those VINO present seemed 10 wdTrdld
rtnrfitiOu Mr. Leslie IA his way to Europe. but Dir.
riss mas made mp his mind to ny AGAIN and hope for
ttndler skies Next Friday. he will give an afternoon
performance thickernG Hall, ior the benefit of Mr..
phinus wcknOwn to concert gOefH, a. tie nBhi-hdnd
man OF Pond Co. Mr. ferris Will recite oims's Life
bogt" ald other selections by particular request }.
Robertson. Nj. Iryngs Company, Will sing as VIII
also H. billiard, Of the Casino Company. Frank Lincoln
will give humorous recitas. Most Of the seats ARE al
ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Although Mr. eyes letter to the directors of
III metropolitan opera Iloue, the arrival Of which was
trttc 0 settle definitely Tic tenancy FOR the coming
- ,ann has this city for day or two, matters
-tII seem lar from conclusion as ever The letter
j. nov, In the hands OF the Amusement committee said
s,rtray stanton yesterday and although they had In
tended 70 hold meeting to-day y could not be MANAGED
io NOT think any conclusion VIII be reached for few
DAYS 10 come. - ,
air Abbcy4 benefit a great success. suppose
the Ilcrirts VIII be abOyc SiO,OOO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
4 OUFEE LITTER or INQUIRY.

Chief Clerk Knox McAfee, of the Tombs Police
Court, yesterday received through the mails let
ter Of which the following is a copy;
LISLITH0O, Columbia Co., y. V
To the Chief Of the Police Court, New York.
Dear sir ~ go
In order of the Family Kruger OF SchafbOuse
(syZerlsnd) mplore You OF on Please for commul-
cation what 10 do mat her HERMANN Kruger can be
found out. .,
kruger is since two Years America and is silent aimee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
JERSEY CITY.

Marcns Beach. the newly appo nted Judge was
aworn in Yesterday
Upon roe arrival of a Buffalo tram al the ne
Dcnnt yesterday William Wyckoft, a passenger,
rep c that he had been robbed Of yalise con
tanning 1900.
The new Mayor. Gilbert Collins, lcctured TO th"
nnniIs Of Uasbrouck Institute, Wednesday after
rpodn lie Mas Ia have ectuIcd before the election
hnt was prevented The school was founded IN
1886 and each year has shown an Improvement
There IL a studio attached 10 the institute where
nII,,IIs are instructed by Miss Ida Pond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
"LOVE NE, LOVE- NY DOG.'
From Inc chicano rribrne.

=
Hello old man. said a gentleman 10
friend "what's that you've got under your coat :"
That" was the sad reply, ne brought 1t forth, rs
my wlie's little pug dog"
- What you gong 10 do with hint Take him some
where and drown him 7"
% wish might" earnestly responded the gentleman,
fetching a sigh. No. am not going 10 drown him. My
wife Is having spring suit made to harmonic with
Beauty, se pleased TO call the disgusting little
brute and am to dry-gOOds store 10 match
him Tor half yard more Of material"
Storage passage from New York to Liver
pool has been REDUCED to Sls. An International walking
match will open I'm New York shortly. and IL Il thou ght
every person who can raise SlS viii leave for Europe
the day before the aggravatOn besins.-Norrstown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
,rv WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, lss4TEN PAGES

October 1892 time he left Tuckcrton IN. J where ne
wrought I'm the fish factory.
In pectitatOn OF Your honoured dedication Paso 10
agree my sincere salutatiOn. HENRY "A. lhHOf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMKiNsvnLE.-The appeal of samuel Barton
from the decision of the Staten Island Rapid
Transt Commission, which awarded MN &Z,ooO
maintained and new commission Will be ap-
pointed.
sTAPLEIoN-The hotel and grOg-bhop keepers oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
WATCHING THE CITY's WATER WAYS.

Commander TAYLOR, Naval aid to Mayor Edison
has reported to bun with reference to the naNiea-
ZION Al the entrance to the port, and IN ana ABOUT
the harbOr. lie SAYS that the city is largely doPcl
dent for IFS continued prosperity on the possession
of favorable conditions as seaport. 10 preserve :"
proper depth of wafer, IT IL important thdl con
sant watch shOuld he kept mp and the STATE oil the
channel be- at all times known 10y means oil eouhd-
iucs and other examinations made ny persons
thlllcd III photographic surveying. Coinmahocr
Jaylor deems Il necessary that coast survey
vessel should be- stationed here continuously WIN
ltrtv on hoard engaged in observations OF the
changes occurring in the channels ana entrances OF
the haTbor ana the various water ways aqua Thi'
such "a vessel working from Long Island sound t.
Sandy Hook. through the East and Harlem hlNeIs,
the upprr and lower bays and the passages about
Staten Island, and occupying the intervals belWeel
eu1Vcls by observations of tides ana currents ~
yorious points would have It's entire time fullN ana
usciully employed. lie recommends that the repre-
scutAtivcs of tins city III Congress be informed Oh
ur Importance of this. and requested t. have an
appropriation of $1,000 made annually l"r the
Mnyor Edison has written TO Congressman ;. =
Cox m,loSIug Commander Iaylors lCtltr, ana
etroull, uI-lug that the appropriation asked loI De
madc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
GYps LETTER md 4BEEpS BENEFIT

iary ticket. have also been sold On Invitation sub
co,1ittee will visit the Cotton Exchange on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALIANAc
sun rses 64j Moor rl.e 4:23 Moons agcdS 70
HGH WATER rO-DAt.
4 B-Sandy Hook G:2i GOV. I'lanl Gag lei 9r,. s3l
PA.-Sandy HOOK G4J. GOV. lslinL 7.lG Hen UAte "oo
EnHELGN NTE IMERS DIE IL TNLS PORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
pROpPIyG iEMBERS FROB NtwMAYS CHURCH

The committee appointed recently by the
Madison Avenue Congregational Church 10 revise the
cIITcb roll has completed It's work From list contain
inc nearly 300 names. only 439 have been retained Four
members Of the committee were friends of d. newman
I.aoos Cummings refused to serve. friend 0I Dr.
Ranuev said last nislt that the action was Illegal and
would he contested. ~ .,r-- =,
"Yes everything seems quiet said Deacon Cummings,
as he Law circd costly mp in DE- Ranneys arm chair
.. rhe tact is though il is only the calm before the storm"
W the storm break on the church from tho INSIDE or
fro ~ Nh. outside p inquired o lKlBCNE reporter
" jbaUe nothing 10 say 10 that. Have you, docort
DE- Ranney looked my sterios and shook his head. "
can t.li you one hing he said. looked over The roll
az the church today az Newmans deac0ns nave revised
a. and there was not a single Newmante stricken on ;
nile members Of our party were cu iou tho Io ~ t
slightest pretext Even DR.. Hepworb, who hasn't been
inside church for five years was et On o ioh' '
ply because he favored Dr. Newman, . -, ~,
!" tell you something worse tlah tnSl sSiu D.a
Cummings Strengthening up Indignantly. ~ yOu
know that tho Newman deacOns used my name "thout
my permission When DR.. Newman named me 40 one u
the revision committee with the four Newman ooacons
declined once aud had nothing further 70 90 WIN ~
For all that they distributed the report OF the cOhmttoe
throughout the congregation and put my name Oh Win
the rest What do you thiuk OF thatt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
THE NOME roR EX-coNFEDEEIrES.

The following is list of those who have pur-
l..e5 hn.e, Tor the entertainment IN tine Metropolitan
opa House April 20, under the auspices of tn" com
Ir az the Grand Army OF the Republic, n far a re-
-.--r-n-L nm . AnmLlLE. treL.mrrr. No 81 MnLl-,l:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
PICKING TIE IOCKETs OF IMMIGRANTS

Numerous cases of pocket-pcklng from luIni-
giants hy several lads no lounge about Ca>te
Garden have recently been reported TO the COM
m.ssion,r, of Emigration. The principal cases are
those OF German women, whose harIng, hdIf-op,n
rockets are specially inviting. ON tuesday TWO
gage checks. Yesterday another woman was 1ol-
flowed across the Battery 10y two young thieves
One of them stepped on her dress and the other
stole her pocket hook. She screamed IN German
that her pocket had been pie ked, and a German
policeman caught the boy, who was taken 10 the
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
yorrWs TRICK 10 OBTAIN MONEY.


An ADVERT cement which was inserted III The Nec-
york l,c,atI last tuesday called lor an assistant
A,o,kccpcr at SO "A week. Applicants were III
l,,tcd to send in the names 10 Ii: " VN'I
200 letter, were sent to r. y /. and ABOUT
scycuty-nye OF the appicantsIecGlvedr W
Eooi 4 Tinker. Each was told that he would ne
accented and was requested to forward rs security
~ of ~ some sent the money, and Others called
on Inspector Bvncs and reported me cllc"hs
kfil oibcr. went 10 see Root n Tinker, editors OF
me tHdrd Paint hcrier. who have an Once IN LIE
JuB,NE Building They deuled any knowledge OF
eICu an advertisement.
Inspector Byrucs detailed DetecuNe-SrI1
rcauis Rutland and Haley TO mo
Inc syindlcr and Yesterday they caught Yonth 3f
> yrnteeA IN the counting room OF ne Hodd'
wcrr he was rcadlnga second batch oil 100 letters
ali answers To- his advertisements lie was taken 10
Police Headquarters where he was recognized as
Patrick T. Kin,ella who, for short time, mas
heru m the service of The rally N0cS as reporter
HIS home /, al No. I'll East ihirtyelghti-st, a
wear ago he was employed rs messenger boy Tor
the reporters AZ Police lleadqu9lterS. ne cohleSSeu
to the swindlmg and said that be got the idea from
70 Western eWspdpcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
Announcements

Genuine Gos Malt Extract has sgnoture OF ohann
Hon ana siort1 neck every bottle Endorsed ~
Al -icians, debility limitations
Now is the time, take DIR. q. Phelps Browns
uroaualcd BLOOD PURIFIER. Druggists Office and LaOora
tory. 10 aAd Il Graudst, Jersey City, y. J.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield TO the
use o aers Little Nerve Pills aided by Carter Little Liver
Pills They not only relieve present distress but strengthen
the stomach and digestive apparatus
Singing, imitation all Kidney and Urinary
Complaints cured bv " Buchupaba." 81
Rough on CoIns' Tor COrns, Bunions. Zoe.
If YOU suffer from any form of malaria and
10 DE cured send address 70 the Internal Dsin
fcctant CO.. - Broadway.
Earl 4 Wilson's T. and W brand Of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best sold everywhere
LANDLORDS RHENISH COLOGNE.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
f44LeXngtOu- ave-. between 10Th 1pt 3ltl.9tI
Hours To l, col Diseases u tn, N'r5Dus ,ySj,u
GenIO- l rinaTy organs IuDJtsnoe and 4V3uuGI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Genuine Hons Malt EXactha signature OF Johann
E-urr neck OF every bottle ludurSeu ~
al phy -icIis. general debility Beware OK limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Earl 4 Wilson's T. and W brand of Men,
Collars and Guns are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

If YOU suffer from any form Of malaria and
cure send address 70 the Internal Dsin
fcctant CO.. - Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Singing. irritation. all Kidney and Urinary
COMPLAINTS cured bv q" Burhu.paiba." 81
Rough COINS" Tor COIns, Buni0ns. lJc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

Now is the time take DR.. o. Phelps Brown
uucauaIicd BLOOD PURIFIER. Druggists. Office and LaOOa
tory. 10 AID Il Grand It., Jersey ity, y. J.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-14
DISCLOSING OF A VEXED
QUESTION.

1t seems that Bismarck's policy of
protection does not suit his country
men and the German chambers of
commerce have made bold, in their
annual reports, to express an unfa-
vorable opinion of it. Some were
more emphatic in their expressions
of disapproval than others, but all
were agreed that the new CONNER
cial policy had not promoted COM
mercial or indus rial interests. They
reported that it had interfered disas-
trously with many important
branches of trade, causing loss of
capital, displacement of labor, and
other evils. Speaking Of the effects
upon the interests OF the laboring
population, these bodies agreed, &C
cording to an official report, that the
high protective duties ''greatly en-
HANGED the cost of the necessaries of
life, while wages, instead of rising, a
was predicted, either remained sta
tlonary or declined This report did
not suit the chancellor, and he forth
with decreed that the commercial
bodies of the empire should not in
future make public their reports
without submitting thu m for official
approval. This is by far the most
convenient method of disposipg of q
veXed question. How some of our
home protectioniSts must envy the
iron prince.