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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
pt,vjYG 7UEJR BENtric70BS,

The trial of the dynamite conspirators in
Germany and the London Bridge explosion
have occupied the attention of two great ma
tions during the last week. II is hardly neces-
sary to remark that Americans can have no
sympathy with these atrocious plots, whether
occurring IN England, Germany or France.
The attempt to make political uee Of dyna-
mite whether by Nililsts, Socialists or Irish
families, finds no favor IN a free and well-gOv-
rfncd country. Dynamite Is Il European inven-
tom.
SUsar fi0h being responsible foi II of ir6ii
having e0teit stnipatbies with lrtnni,e-
w6ihtfs, We American Nt0ple have ihfr lfa,t,
ihah aii4 6ihtf ia'i8b rs ateit the etils h0Ni
Wiiieii ENieieaii ,ia'8Ne aie n6W sniipiiNG. ihe
epat seftite Wihpii ihri hate eNHeeh ig eltl-
ilzailpn 40 ihelf shafp VI ihp WGia's Nnrk has
been ~ furnish hemeS, Wark and prosperity
ipr the surplus population 81 turppe. tpr a
hundred years they have been resolving tho
ignorant and Impoverished CLASSES Of the Old
World aud have been training them TO habits
OF industry and u the responsibilities ut citi-
zenship. The evils OF overptpulatiOn, pauper-
ism. misgoyernment and political discomfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
BUSINESS DEPRESSION.

Almost every day reports appear both of the
suspension and of the renewal OF work in
different establishments. Often il happens
that on the same day the announcement is
made that some concerns have stopped work,
while others in the same branch of business,
but situated elsewhere, have begun or
resumed work. Or from the same town comes
the announcement that establishments in one
kind OF business have stopped, while other
establishments, doing different kind OF work,
have IeOpened aiter u lang Or short snspen-
sion, These events are mol contradictory ~
character, IA they may appear They Indicate
an uncertain hand ~ mouth condition. NJ IN
dnslry, which Ia by 40 means consistent win
general plOapnfiy, Hinal deal ~ hlanrHa Ia
hning dnnn oven ~ ihn wniAi ~ lnna, w la
ihn Hinairl pinppliipn ~ Nuhmnn nln npl'
pOgrd, and he lOlnmu NJ nArlanHra, lhOupl,
reduced IA sIll large, liui ~ imna NJ peculiar
dnplnehinn lhoso who have Oidola IA give lnnl
iho necessity NJ placing them where they oa,
pet The lowest possible terms, Ca lhn other
Land with many establishments unemployed,
manufacturers naturally onor each The lowest
terms ilai be- rnn posaibly Afford IN order ~
pei work enough to put His machinery ~
motion,
The beet test ~ The general condition ~
industries w thu oonnliy was presented by
Utddsitccis ~ ila las ~ Of SATURDAY,. giving n
summary III statements from 1000 correspond.
enis. ~ which " appears that ~ per cent If
the wagc-eorncrs In manufacturing and
mechanical pursuits ARE unemployed The
number reported out of work is 1929 and
In addition II Is reported that there has been n
general reduction of 10 per cent or more in
wages In considering this dishcarening state
mcnt 1t is proper to remember that Mt all times
large number of men are unemployed II Is
inevitable that in some branch of business,
even in the best of times, temporary excess
Of production must appear, md for time Il
portion of the men engaged In that industry
must be unemployed OF but partly employed
Nevertheless, though the figures given, unless
correctly understood, cxagccfate the chnnge
that has occurred IN the condition of labor they
as CORRECTLY represent VERY GENERAL de-
piession m ltadinr biairhrs Ui indns,tt, whici.
nNhanfit Congress sho8s nB disposition rs
,NBtp W. intelligent at,ith:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
oyr Mopf Rtolpgo0IIp TRftrr WiNffb.

A isu dayA sgn when an unHl pHrlnd y. pluainn
,,nel,sd a sloue ~, iva N i,ondon lildas No ieH.
,t,y inns sOlamniy remarked that ihal hoil ~
Hmm had snta about iaf ennnHhi ANA innnlieh
abetbn, n WAS mol iimn iOi Aninl'an law W bn
al,e,ed ~ as 40 lnngnr ~ aanl immunity ~ mon
a bo make ~ secret ~ then innidaiOns Intentions
A siuuIe appeal might have proved vain, bni W.
s,e nonddepl that la American phopla VIII az ohrh
h,,,,na satioHs when ~ IL known thni the hshha
,,,kls which WA recently deposited ~ the Wind
so, Station, aud which waa plainly designed
IA hoist Queen Victoria into eternity. 10 ~ Ahnfi
,a,, ,uapnfsrinir. Aud II investigation should
,yr Tint the hbiac linihleni nlso bears ah Anciis
ran Trademark. the people will not icst satisfied
,i,t ANYTHING less than special message toin the
President.
rut IN that rasc II inny become necessary to In
e,itntc counef-inquiry. The owners OF the pow
dor mill nj Sccaucus, which recently exploded in
the ,lead of night with such violence ms to Imperi
the mosquitoes alternating IN New-Jefscy sewers
bove dropped dark hints TO the effect that 1t was
,,o, domestic powder, but cxtraneous dynamite
,chieh did the business. Perhaps the moment has
come 10 ask whether England will calmly permit
such breach of the comfy of nations. Then,
there IL the tidal wave which swept mp Ncw-fIaven
bnrbor on Monday night wrecking respectable
vessels aud frightening innocent oysters IN that
nicnsant roadstcad No American has set acknowl-
rdpet.his completely IN that understandable dis
,ntbniirr, ana ~ must therefore bc frgafdei ~
ptBtft that this tidal wntt tns started on The
shHtps Bi phplhnh ptbbnbly nniet this VERT nose
IA he e1istehi'h 50 att nB' suiirtnr ~ rirscnt
,gB,,, ark ~ tttiptBrtt itea,rs bN y iiiit W.
ep.,e Ngre9aaft W. Nrriisle We. HAe Wbite htsf'hs
en ,he sHuefi W hshNs lsehip aNh hlfae iini'Aeht
sui tAal wafes apa iiAeHipNs eNAei Ns'HNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
YBE GBICh ~ NnNW

Aleasfs A. H. haNseH aus q y bail VI ehHasa,
pIeaeat lheg egmpllMenis w whem ~ mar eeneern
aud beg leave ~ nipr lheGa Aa thls WsFld ~ pafa
viii adiourn sac dc GA ths ath day al January
next These phanihrople genlemen eonyey this
interesting piece OF iniomaton aud the oogent
reasons upon which Il 10 based by means OF a
printed circular aud have boon 80 courteous as to
mail one OF them 10 The TRIBUNE.
We have examined this circular with good deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NhtsstipHtiBH.

FAs bmplsaa rs AastFA "a " Fsfl P9sf Asa.s't
Az baekmqge, WApas neyel' I,lGrA ilsaNs A.s
uade Aigu desenns VI lteFap Immortality 10 AepNtn
gai.eaan, Wel pR IA yeas. ana aiMAl' Ns'fs i''nsa
raIihrll aAiIl ppspln
GU invitation VI the Rev Ut vincent ahu IVA
assoeales tho Rev Dr. Edward Everett Hale, OF bosIon
has beeome q Councillor VI the Ihautauqua Literary
Circle.
Tho Sir Bartle Frero Memorial Fund now amounts 10
more than $4,000. Or II $4,000 Will DO sIen1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

baEe beea IL a iaFes eSieHt e8aatffHfEieal y, "
AmefieaA Bf8sBetiit ihe ate4 W pslif'te,'ii95n'
abI8aa W8AlA hste been WldtHth, w eteiE
gHaflfF L lhe aatplas p8paiail8a haa H8t BetH
stgatiy DRAWN QH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
Aesp21ork Dailp Gribm,te
POUNDED ByHoRAo GREELEY
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. "a
mr. NEWS rms MORNING.

sAobriuN,-Iianpe has rejected Ihnlhhda pro-
issai ~ regard a. Egyptian finances, -- The
Oregon has made the quickest passage to 0heehsz
tevn Cardinal poininlck tohsolihi Ia dead,
~ The American neutrality scheme 10 Tho ohso
has not been adopted Duke of Atahll lias
asked foi armed foioe 10 fepfess iehellous tenants
in heuilahd
CoNGRtss,-The Senate passed the Naval Aprfo-
prlation bail as amended -= The House was not
III session.
CRY ANp SuBUEBAN,-1he Theatre oomidue 40
strovod by ire =- The Aldermen enjoined by
Judge Andrews from taking any action, ---- IWo
girls drowned III "A canai-boat in brooklyn g.
The bark Charles Hickman wrecked ON Long
Island: one life lost. --- Kanes manure-heap
declared a nuisance 60 Murder of a woman III
Jamaica. - Burial of David L. Suydam. -
Discussion of tie Fishery treaty. - Gold value
of the lie gal tender silver dollar t4l2l9 grains',
S344 cents g Stocks dull with frequent Hue
tuatons closing weak.
observation-disclosures Cleveland gave a reception
at the Executive Mansion. GO Mr. Ross was aI'-
pointed Riparian Commissioner by Governor Ap-
bett. 60 Opposition was made TO the coke pool
in Pennsylvania. GO Edward Ellis tried to
shoot three relatives in Rochester. 60 school
teacher at Horse Cave, Kentucky, shot eight Reg
lulaiors in sef-deftpce -= The strike among
miners along the Monongahela River, IN Pennsyl-
wanna, Is falling through. -= The weather re
ports show "a warmer temperature III the Northwest.
TmF Manufacturers local observations III
dioatc milder cloudy weather and possibly snow Oh
rain Temperature Yesterday; highest, 3D. low
esi, az average I'LL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

All W, H. Preeee, who 70 the chief electrician ~
tho English rost Once, suppressed surprsp al tho
Montreal meeting OF the British Association bp-
cause 90 little had been done IN tho United states
In the deveopme nj CT electric lighting lilo spoke
Of New-York and Boston 40 being singularly back
ward in this respect. Apparently he had passed
through those cities without making careful in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

WINS aseBEsfea ash8fe they ,imWeaiatelf wttit
70 tbe feselie ~ hef Wfeekeh HliilBfsi Az we're
sayea e&eent 8HR niAil. MhB Nis whsheh out ~
ibe bA8{ Az NJ Nas beins afaWi W iaha Btt
e{en AiiRf ihAi AR ilfiAie NllellNt NAs itHhe, w
SAYS biw; ihls VII be \ b89N sAsp w tt'tf
enee ~ NashinslgA YheN i's'llNsiNNf lNNsN
70 make marty eapiial lfies W eNl NRNh WV w
preparations Cor Ihe '-iIe sayins SefSFs
What the English eolonists ~ Aus'ralas''
feared has come 10 pass. Germany has : Nh-
nexed "a part of the Island OF New-"u'hea,
This certainly will not improve the temper OF
the British colonies toward the mother country
They have realized fully all along how import
ant il was for their future interests ei'i'e' ~
English dependencies or Independent states, W
have full control of this vast island ye' ','o
British Colonial Department for many months
would not permit it to be occupied. flh",'y,
however, the southern shore was annexed p"t
that half way measure probably only has'cnou
Germanys action. 1t will be good thing 'or
the British colonies when their Home Govern
ment is Influenced by the wishes OF the coionls's
rather than by the formal reports OF coiohia'
governors. who always try to agree WIN 'ho
known wishes of their superiOrs in London.
The evil which five Of the first cltizehs
of Horse Cave, KY. together with severai Vi
their neighbors, undertook to commit on Ill
offending schoolmaster will not live after thcIn !;
neither will IT be Inferred with their bones lot
the simple reason that they did not get Il
chance TO commit il. The evil in question was
n mixture of tar and feathers to be applied 10
l.. vhn
declared that he would live and teach III Horse
Cave, KY, 30 long as IL suited his convenience
and whcn according to the latest account oi
the affair, the first citizens OF the place sur
rounded his house TO demonstrate III the I'M
pleasant way We have mentioned he killed iVc
of them and wounded three others. Doubtless
every one of these Ave first citizens Thought no
could whip five schOolmasters; but apparently
not one of them was equal TO one-fith o' the
lob Like Caesar, these five were too AMBITIOUS
The powerful weakness of loving To see them
selves in print, whether they have maze
specch or not, still controls "A majority OF the
members of Congress, and, therefore. Senator
Vests attempt to make The Hecord M honest
rcport of the debates of the two houses has
failed. No more fragrant abuse (albcit minor
onc) than the present publication OF 1he nee
ord 0ourishes In Washington II IL cxtraya-
CANT in the first place; but worst OF all 1T de-
ludes many honest and innocent voters INTO
thinking that they have sent IN orator To Coii-
gress, when they really have sent man VINO
not only cannot make speech standing on his
legs, but who often does not even write what
he gets "leave to print The outcome OF the
debate on this subject in the Senate yesterday
was that the Vest resolution was referred to
the Committee on Printing, where, II prece-
dents are followed, 1t will slumber peacefully
until the paper il is written on shall have
mnul,lprpd away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

We invite special attention to the frank con
fession oi Ihe Oltord lAiss1 iaioon Senator
l.aaai's home organ, which 10 replodneeh ~
another column, lp-day W. leave The leaHen
~ work nnaided IN Northern minds, bal fnaeHe
The night 10 assist he plpeeaa Whenever u may
senii uradlul,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
MAINTAINING u. Nlaht

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ESssI$y mi flRl ,NIiAg sAihlsgs EaSHs
MllHstllifN6NgSrts ,fAEEyS JAN A9FFANa"
hlftAdtb.A Roller skNink. ,r pr,,ote
tlblloS SSlAit TffAlRt os0 = "fNS 'f'Hs
NsyySspsV AclptNY OF pyslGN tNhMll9h sN'lNNeNN"
Nnmf,f N -" Fedora"
et.p my Atng -" Elizabeth" .
f,,tifA inE kTlL-S-" GU solalisn ,,,.. 40 one
tSI1S SQUARE THEATRE s-"Three wives N"'
Husband" . 49,. ,,,r,odu
6Tu AytNuF rlEAyRt-s-"M Man h,nim',,
Yarn sIRyEI TN ,rRK-S-" frNohly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
5noes 10 Advertisements.
Dnslness Noilres.

HoIIpAY Goops.-A great variety. oil me
erscaum Pipes aud Cigar Holders Also hno assor|
'"'' " G. srEna 3l7 Broome-st. Occidental ho,en.
HOME, SWEET ioME!-S monthly Dnys your
own Budding Lots Ia tho choicest pst o. ~
s'per''~ '"'" r. WILSON Kttorney. 1856 Broadway. N Y
OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety, manufactured by
Il. u. -fIALN,
III Fulton.st., Ncw-I0rk.
Desks Library Tables. &c, Tor Holiday ffesents-
PuFs-PILEs-PILEs .,,
Cured vithout knife powder salve. NO chhttn nnu'
caIsd Wre Tor references Dr. cokins IL East @o,nst
Tng BosrON SrocK MARKET, ,.. -,
Bosrov FvRvgG JOuHNAL-ful report OF MI, ns,o" ga
s,orh in Doson- delivered In Ncwlmk by man p'sIaa
prepaid ~ per annun ,NewYork banEers"Dn
worry useful
UsrrrIGIrrs. scarfs. ties. handkcrchlrls.inui-
H,r. umbrellas, gloves,
undoTwear dress shirts J. W JOHNSTON Spo "iauh'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

The lnllnels ~ ihn papa, manufacturers
via want 10 import laRs NJ all kinds fam all
places lionl,, aNd lhn fears ~ ibu quarantine
authorities, vino hnlnrn that such hn inpoilas
,ion would surely and spoedll Introduce The
,hole,i AZ on roapoia, have ~ length bpen
tnD0nripd II Was not hn easy job, bii The
compromise WIS effected oh The basis ol ioni
Minds NJ disonfocianis, one ~ which importers
niusl use fof every cargo Sulphur, fumes viii
probably be chiefly employed, bat great deal
will depend upon the oonseiep'ioosueaa Of The
men who direct The Woih,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Isn't il almost time to let up on the production OF
any more hitherto unpublished letters" OF the
Father OF his Oountryf The market for them will
soon be as badly crowded as the market for post
Office asplrantS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

double-leaded article, broken up into short. not
to say hysterical paragraphs, informs the readers
of The World what that. paper thinks OF tho pros
poets of Civil Service reform in the concrete at the
hands Of Cleveland. Democrats will find by study
ing this article that in the opinion of The World there
are not going to be enough offices to go around. OF
course a realization of this truth will prompt all
enterprisng Cleveland men to file their claims while
yet there is time. The World certainly deals
thoughtlully by its party friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

The temporary injunction against thc Board
of Aldermen fofbiddiug them TO act IN amy
question until Friday secms 70 be- simply n de
vice 10 obtain delay for Hubert y. Thompson
IN his struggle 10 keep his grip on the Depart
ment of Public Works. II Is extraordinary
that ne and his friends should have been able
10 obtain the interference of the courts in be-
half of the old Wolf " Board in whose favor
this order has been granted. The present
Board is pretty bad, but its existence is legal,
~ everybody ought TO know who is familiar
with the adjulications in regard to the Wolf
Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

A dispatch from Green Ray states that the NOR
taity among the Menomonee Indians has greatly III
creased since the tribe began 90 live IN houses
such "A piece of intelligence Will be likely tn have a
depressing effect upon tho Green Bay real estate
market and cheer tho heart of tho houseess Green
Bay tramp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Gallant work was done Monday night by the
crew OF the life-saying station at Forge River,
J.. l. They were tired out by work over tho
steamer Oliveto, but when the bark Hickman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

The persistence OF The women Of Beekinan
Hill has had rs reward Michael Kane who
was charged by them with kerpingta nuisance
a, the fo5t 81 Fast Forty sixth ST, wns found
guilt. b3 d JURY yesterday ~ Judge Baiietts
e8uft Aee8idlBs vs. ,he Judges ehaieeI the
verdict iheans Mat Hahe can 6nis s,6ie man
Nfe ~ he plaee temporarily, aAd Mast h8' Wail
ansi s8Me 6ne eGMes iefwaia ~ seM0te ~
Hepen sals that tlls 70 lhe lhlsd 81 Mailh
tinle kane has beea eenyleea ieF maintaining
q agisanee, u lhai 10 the truth the authorities
far their own sakes should sec ~ u that this
l. inn uDaL. .D.l..oll.iIA.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
{ tAs sHil.st: .itRsa be RtaFH y tsaIi

1t Is reported that Mr., aud Mrs. Daniel Manning
were the guests of Mr. Tilden at Groystone on sun
day. We hope the conversation proved interesting
10 Mrs Manning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Some Southern newspapers are earnestly endeav-
oring to convince an Episcopal rector in Atlanta
that he is J. Wilkes Booth. They seem to be III no
way deferred by his claim to be entirely familiar
with his personal history, the ministerial eontnu-
ity of which, lao insists, has boen unbToken by any
murderous episodes, The Atlanta clergyman must
mol he disturbed by the fact thai the newspapers
know more about him than hn kaows himself, That
u frequently considered progressive journalism
nowadays,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

In the profession Of management the British Gov
eminent is failure. Its recent Dynamite Horror
was advertised 10 be- irst-class tragedy, and II
has turned out "a very low farce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Discussion of tie Fishery treaty. - Ood value
Of the lie gal tender silver dollar t4l2i2 gralhs''
s34l cents. - Stocks dull with frequent luc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

Philosophical minds might derive vast quantity
of interesting speculation from al inquiry into that
strange power OF fascination possessed By coach
inen It's Influence does not seem to be confined to
naidcns OF tender years and conlding dispositions,
nor to woman of slight experience IN the world.
Just preciseis what advantage a man hoids hs
virtue oi his whip and fibbons otet nnothet m the
seafrh t5t matfih5hiai happiness IS beeotiihp SO
eBAsraner,ili 4 anes,ion Ne Us ral tof sasaeiors
l.tAatipAilHn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

1t is whispered that now newspaper schemes arc
on foot Is it possible that The lines is to be ANAL
gamated with The WorIdi There would BIO ono
advantage IN such q consolidation-the manage
ment would not DO ashamed to avow itself. Mr.
Pulitzer wouldn't sneak behind n clcrk. AZ to
politics. there is wider difference between tho
sheets than there was between The Commercial and
The Gazette, of Cincinnati when those two were
tod
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

Why M. Pres dent look how she Iules
and regulate. tie world Of fashion. You IT,
member when she wore au excess Of crino-
line round tires like the moon, when there
was skeleton in every .ladios1 closet then
they rose all along the line a. one man. I
mean as one woman. and said hitherto hast
thou come cut NO farther, aud they just tied
string around them and put them in the
back yard. ~ least there whore my sisters
put thoirt for I got my foot Ia them one
night whom ! went for wood. We'll pardon
my igbtnr.s but you want woman's nilu-
once lon ali Dol. strong loving power to create
70 public autmeu against the drinking hob-
i.s ~ the day iu the nou.c. and in all her as
.ariaiiuu. YaH have good laws but they
ar. dead ou the tstutc book. enforce them
aud O. these beautiful islands be free from
the thraldom II the rum tcnd.
Aud now On closing you are TO stretch ont
through THE beautiful buildng aud all APP
pm'.nauecs aud through all your work the
hand ~ ympafhs audi halr FOO all the needy
! don moan the tramp but the needy hearts
oi the strangers that coming to your l.
lands You are getting nonror 10 the ODtyidc
world every year. New lines nj steamers
immigration Increasing. \ great deal g.
said about the brotherhood " Man. How
much do wa mctu by IT.. II reminds mo of
tho little b.Igar boy who won't up the MAJ.
Die steps Of the rich mans mansion, and
begged for food. "Go round to the kitchcn