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Ever since the DAY on which the new Taria
became operative u has not ceased 20 &C nyice
It's enemi's OF fslsehooi. AMI the good WORK
goes glorously on. The fret h.eAI year
vhoIy under u was completed on June 81
and the statistics Of foreign 'rade for 1891 are
row at b nd Tor comparison with PREVIOUS
year.. Hew do they tear out the Pre-. Trsp
ldefs' awful predictions OF wee aud Ics,rue
Ition TO come which we're made BY ftsoppo.
Inrns when Il became lAs7
They said II was q Chinese vali-a prohih,
Rory tsrin-putilng duties so high that for
eisn goods could not get over them. II 40.
pears. from the ngures, that they did set
over, ani great many Of them, too. which
We might better have made In this couE,ry
Our imports Tor the year announced 10 SSH,
1891, g. The annual average from isSl to lsSi
inclusive vas only Sl2Iii,67s Thus we In.
ported 10 is9l foreign goods 10 The value Of
tlli 1855. more than the average Of the pre-.
cod ne ten years. Bot ltis instruct. W to note
l.Hi ne Increase In imports was net 10 kinfs
81 goods which would deprive American laboe
81 empl9ymsni. but prineip lily In ccresI
raw silk. sugnr and molass-s. Imports Of IN
plates. MANUFACTURED silk, Manufactured
wool. tobacco and Us manufactures. vs,etsS
bles and textile grasses declined; that is, re
GOV produce them In America instead OF ina
oriing them.
But the important point 10 b. noticed m
connection with the FREQ traders prediction
that the new Law Is proLibitory IL thai. -
Tar from bong %. this amount OF goois al,
Iritied free OF duty vas never before eguailsa
IMPORTS amounted 10 Sass. las In value
asains, $3.50 lil $50. In 1891. q year iarina
which the old t'rif 10 some extent prevailsI
But the dutistio imports. the ones whieh sup.
plant the products % American mills, close
their doors and seni their smployess into lille.
ness goods the like Of which We can p.oducs
aud ought TO produce ourselves-ths.s ds.
elined from SIS. ga. stt In 1891 TO sS5g. $50 10
10 1881. decrease u sIO9. 3s4 7D5 MS iAss
sum went 10 employ American labor makins
The goods In this country Instead Of go!ns
abroad 70 enrich foreign man ufaeturers snd
employ foreign labor.
The following table viii suggest the RrsAt
change wrought In the eharac or Of Imports
under the new law:
IMroHIA
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MALCONTENTS.
ASToRY FOR AMERICANS.
COPYRIGHTED Ell CORA s. HOOD.
CHAPTER III.-lCoSTNuEp.l

Colonel ogilvis gazei qusstionIngiy at Z hsi
Is she spoke. This earnes ness respecting
tie lower orders Of society was an anomaly
70 him. lie .ookel upon II as . crudIty; a
neeershry factor, perhap-. In the deye!oI meni
OF q new government Ia government which he
eonsiIsrei only exp rimentsi, and doomed TO
fHilurel and. as such, submitted 1t 10 the ridl-
euie 1t des rvei.
II was not possible. he argued, that Mis-
fletcher. beautiful, culiivAei and fascina ting,
and Maurice Peyton, scholarly and wel-born,
actually fet the interest hey pTofsss-d In the
tegrimed, ill-condItioned people be had seen
IN the town below.
at seems eJriou., don't you know. he
said, these American IDEAS OF youra Miss
Fle' cher's philanthropy interests me, FOR II 10
becoming IN a woman 10 stoop from her high
estate, II she Is careful not TO come in actual
contact with the lover classes; but for you,
pey:on, 10 socially ostraeise yourself, and Grip
PIE your estates Tor the sake Of your negroes
seems 10 me . foolish expenditure Of force ]
lou might a. well kcps 10 awaken soul In
your horse or mule. Is In your black man !!
You are wasting your snergie. on Al inferior
race"
"sinee boyhood," answered Pey,on, al
have given The matter careful study, and, hay-
Ing reached . conclusion, could conscien-
uously follow no other course OF action. IL
the negro prove an Inferior race, Incapable OF
sell goyernueat, then do We, as Christian
nation, owe them the fostering Gaze the
STRONGER should give the weaker; but y, as
hope, their mental incapesi,y IL partially the
result OF the enslAVement We have forced
npon then. We have yet 10 try the important
factors Of freedom and education In their in
tellec;uAl development"
IF many men in these United States think
as you do. said 0gi.ye. musingly, this boast
ed Union Of yours has only . few years 10
live"
You Englishnen. with all your acutensss.
fail 20 understand Us" Peyton replied. Party
spirit too often endangers our Republican
form Of Government ! own. but In the end
love OF country prevails, and God grant 1t may
always be So"
"Nell," said Fischer, pushing back from
the table, II will say that things are getting 90
terribly mixed In this pre-ent campaign. thai
any netanorphosis seems possible TO me. my
Imagination stops at nothing. / can even
fancy the Denoe Of the future. q party
Of disunion and free trade. choosing Andrew
Jackson for their patron saint, and march
Ing 10 Tls;ory under the banner 81 the IN
COMPROMISING patriot and world renowned
Projections
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Tariff Nuggets

Reciprocity vas as 'gned sIcluSively for the
Southern republics, wtsE ~ How, thsa, does
% hap en- tina, reciprocity treaties have boen
arranged nth Germany France and Austria
Hungary, the three principal commercial pa-
lions OF Europsf
In 1881 droa, Britain r.aiss tes,. " tons Of
rig Iron, uermany mali 8. SsO, sos tons and the
Unitsd States t.6s2 80 tons, 10 1891 ,itrai
Britain Liade .2.5, i9G. tons, Germany 4, i52,OH
tons and tho Unitri s,A,es s,Y79,Ts3 ,ons.
This 10 . decrease for the Preo Trade eountiy
81 10 per cent. aud m increase Of 50 per cent.
and - per cent. respectively Tor tho two Fro.
.tcs;Ionst eounirics. That "a the hind Of
victories" Coblenlsm 10 Winning thsSs days.
Mr.. Ingis. OF Ls,ds. England, testified b,
,ore tho British Roy al Com mission nov si rim 4
thAt since is7t his O. N has bssn Imperial
vor.ingmsn's boots from the usltoi States
and selling thsm from 81 to ti.i3 q pair 'sss
than slmilar boots OF Englth make could 10
sold for. when Il 10 remembered that a..
American worklngman receives ,w!oe % thrice
as nueh wages with which TO buy bis eheap
Yankee boots. ths difference be ws n the Pro-
sd and The ut.-Protsciei uorkingnAn 10
sugg Jstsd.
Thoss Who call the Mckinley Law "the
worse thaa war Tarif" should b rem. sdsd
that last year under Il our customs revenues
amounted TO only $50 Yer capita, whereas 10
is66 the dovsrnnent collected tise yer espitA
from the snms source
There srstuo ways In which the "reiormer''
looks Of our reciprocity policy. wh.n con.
iront,d with the facts showing Il, success
wherever tried. and therefore. hard pressed
Tor want Of an argr tneni, he says thai reel.
proclty 10 only another name for Prce Trade
anyway At all other times he slightingiy
! ,fsrs 10 II a. Q "humbug." Hers No have
another opportunity 10 see the shiiIy ts1hods
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abraham Liacoln's Platform.

whiie providing revenue for the support
Q the Gone nj 0o,s-nmsnt By duties upoa
imports. ound policy requires sush an ad-
lusi msnt Of these Ia ports ne 10 encourage the
de opmcnt Of the Industrial interests Of the
whole eountryi and - commend that policy
of national exchange which secures 10 tho
wcrkingmRs liberal vaSss, TO agriculture re-
munsratins rricss. 10 mechanics I'D manu-
iactutsrs On adequate reward for thsir skill.
labor and sntsrI rIse. and 10 the nation oom.
mercial prosperity and indcr end ncs. : RON
the R-YubicaH Pisgorn. ise'. on sAlsA h ran
for Ms tssl
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Pertinent Questions Answered.

Question No. ST. q q he objeci Of n,
tEiT 10 protect labor. couid ne ta,i1 10 great }
,reiuoeJ aai stil afford proieciioni
In some Instances. yea but What benehi
would bs derived through such reduction
Take wire nails, Tor Instance. The duty on
them IL . cents q pound. 10 Il obviously
higher than need be nj present, because the
mails are actually selling Tor :. cenisa pound.
VIA, harm does the duty dol 10 abolished
probably not = nall wouli b In ported. Why
Thought II worth Wills 10 ask for ne abolition.
Congress did not act without q rrason In
ira ming the present tafln. Every chance Of
lany Importance vas made nc the sug srstion
TT some person or persons. after argunent.
lpro and con had boon heard. No one asked
for tho removal Of tho duty on wire nails, tor
tho sane reason, perhaps. ihht no one asked
Tor a Law against spo's on The sun. No good
could possibly result In eitlcr ease. Any one
b tho privilege OF appearing before the WAYS
and Means COMMITTEES 10 show cause Why the
lu'y on any article should b, changed, u sLy
one bellows tho duty on wire nails II op-
prcsslvs. while higher than nerd DO for FRO
toctfys purposes, lot him state tho case 10 Con-
gress. ash Tor q reduction, and the rolues,
All IN iodbi sisdly bs .rautsi.
Question No. n Why Z, 70 tiai American
shflpin9 Interests hare drciiaSd during he 20.
IrioI ofa irotr,tirs fw,gP
OF course tho question refers 10 shipping In
has besn hs slnsls ono among all our varied
Industries which has received no protection.
This branch % our shipping which has he-n
protected, that employed IN tho coasiing
tfade. has fiourlshei and fouTishe. to-day
equally with our olh,r protected o. dus,tia..
Question No. a. WY TIE abdhdr nmsni n
soy,,a g,r,or,,,
n,cay.a mara 4. an nuch n tie, AMI cha. ma,
land out West. Eastern farmers prospefsi
Lcicrs Western farm. we're a.. covered. An Q
that e,ent tho Eastern farmers found u 70
their advantage TO go wss." vhers thsy
could got any quantity Of tho est ianl for the
asking. hui. as matter OF fact, tho dsssrlsd
farms In New EnsissI ars lew. for, lot u
not 10 FORGOTTEN. that many Of tao rocky hits
OF Now England arc more pfontal 10 10 tho
oui,Iya,or than the ierlls folds Of the wcst.
Mhyf because Of those same factories uiIh
heir protected army OF consumers within
saay reach.
ou.a,Ion No N mn =, bo,,b, n, Ar, ,,,,,
!. roy,i a, ,,,,ay ,.birs ,,,, n, ,.,i ,,J ~ IN,
1900 VA, J,s,s,,,,, -, ~ ~.
d. co.,,,,a,, ,.,,, n, nra,,,s de- .,,,,r, Wy "
4, ron"s An mi, ~, rI, n. from Oh.
Jntv an ,n,a, .rI n, ,lasss. sron,,. A 20
ahoa, A., oOo 90 A yast which va. .II rail nv
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hat his employers prosperity ensured his
own. ioiLed in the general cry and marched
behind the banner bearing the flaming in
scrip;ion:
Polk, Dallas and Tnrif Of I1I Men OF
Pennsylvania, rally and vote for Dallas, q
true son Of your Own sts.eP'
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" STRANGLED" COMMERCE.
Foreign Trade and the Way It Has
Been KILLED" by the Tariff

confusis = for the Free Tradsr-iIe said we
Could Not Sell to Foreigner rnd.r the
Mckinley Law, but We Do Sell more
than Ever Besore-statistIes Of Erports
and Imports for the Fir.s Tear OF tbs
Mckinley TariR and Free Sugar.
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Who're does tho Chinese wall feature appear
In TIT. 2o6s par cent average tsrin fnsf WIZ
tho average rata under tho frat urif slsnea
by urorgs Washington was 2i.26 pr cont.
10 that 10 every uirgls particular no free
rrds predictions AMI assertions f"lntivs 10
foreign commerce have bren Anuihii,tsi By
tha very fret YER Of tho nav laws .Ns,encs.
What vii u not do Ia two OF tEtoO years
uoTol
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Here 10 Q British s"m from EHginsoIns Of
ionien, Apti ~ "Of oouras 40 hate the
sous than thoss % trade bshsi'." Hut the
main point after VII IL that you do ha'oit.
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race. Iur U''m't"' ''''a i'''''''.. 80
So we'll aud fav"rnhiy known 10 Hn-
lima tina, any word nf praise from
$1,000. .,..nn. Ih..N
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~, ~ui,u i'i"'''," '''''' e" go -''
trance Zee IL charged exhibitors
mus, pay the regular rrir" "f AL
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Ayycn. r2 2sd SAvf sysy -. ,F Z, srgos,
sHa AMERICAN Bcososiir.

Ivsfy nsfso. shs -ish 90 70 e1fufisis inf3f ss1
/, % de rard .hsuii Lave rlIB EcoNOsisr ego
isly. rnea. can rear
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friend in OTTAWA county, wa- doing
business in Salins Monday. The
real Joke Of the matter was that
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spycf.L CAMPAIGN oyyIs

"a clubs % avs Subscriptions Tor oven rnR Bcosuk
NIT III be sent 70 rFsfs;s sSdrsssss until sesisa
day f0t = cests sarh.
Ssoi IoslA saTS tsauss, fer n.s sample eopy. -
dts.a AMERICAN ITNNuNieT
10 YEA ~ street
ksv r0A
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getting ready for school.
hs- -
.,,rI E-v.J. r FInr-u Wa n speaker at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Aliruesotn's Oric!nI Vote.

ST PAUL. Dec. H1.-The State Canvassing
Board is now at work. Thus far only part Of
the ticSot has been footed up For Governor.
Nelson Ecr.i has 10o.22o: LAWYER Dem.I
0i.G0O: Donncly Pop.l. 39.SG3: Dean pro-.
12.23l. Nelson's plurality. 1920 For Lieu
tenant. Governor. u. u. Clou:h lHep.l has b.
454 plurality: 7. p. Brown CEep.l. Secretary OF
State. :i.252 plurality: Joseph Bobleter tRep.)
Treasurer. lS.loi plurality: H.. W.. Childs
LRen.l. Acknowledgement. lS.U!Ej plurality. In
Qiepl has ,;'.l5l plurality; in tho Second
James I: Mcieary, Il!"r.. G."4S plurality:
district. A. H. kiefcr Rep. 3.lS,: Fifth. Loren
FLETCHER tlIcp.. :,2!1: Sixth district, Al. !.
baldwin DEM. :tII: Seventh district. II. T.
ments the first, prohibiting: special legislation.
&c carried by ll.2f4 majority. and the second.
other companies. was lost by o.4GS majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Election Contests In Kansas.

TOPEKA. Dec. 2l.-JudGe W. c. Webb attor-
ney for tho ropulists to-day commenced pro.
cecdings in the supreme Court to contest the
election OF five Republicans to the l.egisln-
turc. The p:occednGG are in the nature o! a
mandamus. asking the court Ia pass upon the
technical and constitutional questions raised
bv the roDuli-ts. and demanding that re-
straininG order loo issued prohibiting the fiva
Republican members iron! Ia king their seats
upon certificates OF election already issued By
delay the hcnrirG. it is said, until after tho
Legislature i organized. and. onco having
obtained the ora:nniIai!yn OF the House. it will
Of cours" make 10 difference how the cases
arc decided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
JOT7INGS ABOUT TONY.

the GS"n tscncnss wr. qn".h Yesterday
Justice Eearh has granted absolute divorces 10 John
T VA ems from Sarah M'!kcns and 10 Elizabeth lIuin
bert from Nicholas llumber'.
ratr ak Femning. formeriva cook In the Mann attain
ioirnx a, isad street and on Tys.ay night IT.
ynr'.!Ma. That amount was contributed by neIDers
~. polio. OF II. Elridce street station raded las.
nSht 1he uiso.sI,y Sss a. TO- Hsna street and
incaiins tx pr"pristo.s. ~ N'''''' - 'e' '"'A''s
Justice Andrsw. Of tho snprsm. Court granted yes
from the Rev. Ainzi'. Dixon Tor hb"!,
Mr. George Hannah, assistant passenger manager OF
re inm. Inc WI Is"gn On I'm 70 take .hargs Hr
years.
Eto,l. de Laraz. an sctres. employed in London by
ira" obtained verdict Of s!ta Yesterday for nrsnch
prem. Court. '~' 'A' ~
Mary Mall.nsy. 90 years Old o. 80 Monroe street
yss,eriay Mira Mullansy I. an invalid and was nn.-
Mccarthy and was removed to Gonvernsuf Hospital
The plant ot the Washington MN Company in Gouces
Was N aI Thomr.cn
and .epu,ssd S%nsr 81 az % n Race ras. The
The New York City Ex.rr!soners Of War celebrated
BY Ssnaa.t IN the toiennads iiois last night AsSas
sy as F 81 w Ss 1t ss s
head OF tue table
MEr Begin. Archbishop Of Cyrene. coadIutor of Car
dinS TnscheTenu OF Montreal sailed for Hayre yestrr
day on the steamer La Champagne. on his way to
Rome. where he Will represent the Cardinal 1T the
Jubilee OF Pope Leo XIII Other passengers on the
champagne were Col NJ. Alfonsette. MrA anu Miss Al.
fonsette, and Niscount de Labray,
General Inspector of Street Openings Nicholas II.
OnonDor reported yesterday that there but TO-
600 cases OF disturbance OF paysments by gas and
other companies for leD2. as against 27OOO 1880.
before the PRONUNCIATION 81 Commandment Iiilroys
order that no permits should be granted those com
panes having franchises for subway construction To
open any meet where new pavement had been lad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Tammnny's PInus for REORGANIZATION.

Tammnny Halls Committee on Organization
met last night and endorsed the action OF the
Committee OF Thirty in Treparin: a call and
fixing dates for the primaries. except that tho
call for reorganization was amended so as to
require that the new General Committee in
the several Assembly districts shall organize
on or before Jan. 10. instead OF Jan. g. The
Old General Committee will meet tomorrow
might Ia ratfy the action of the Committee on
Organization. In tn" absence Of Commits
sonnr Giro" President lcnry y. purrov pre-
night. Mr.. Gilroy will probably not hc TO-
elected Chairman Of the Committee on Organ
i2ation. hut will retire from all connection
with it, as did Hugh J. Grant, who occupied
the same post when he became Mayor. on
Jan. ]. 1885
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
MR.. BfYARD'S AMBITION
He Wants Senator Gray to Go Into the Cal
net so that He Can Return to tho Senate

He Wants Senator Gray to Go Into the CabA.
net SO that He Can Return to tho Senate.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The latest gossip 40
tho capital about President elect Cleveland's
Cabinet is that Mr.. Bayard will use all his In.
fluence TO have Delaware represented. but
that under no circumstances will he take .
place himself. having satisfied his ambition in
that direction. What Mr.. Bayard is said to de-
sire is the appointment Of Senator Gray as
Attorney General. Mr.. Bayard wants to como
back to the Senate. and he has discovered that
General. lie has also discovered that Mr..
Grays ambition runs in a legal way The
from. seat on tho bench OF the supreme
Court. and it is likely that Mr.. Cleveland will
course Of his Adm inistration. 1t is learned.
moreover. that MIR. Gray is not at all averss to
having this proEramm followed. but ho frat
wants his appointment to plac" on tho bench
assured. Whether Mr.. Bayard Yields enough
romans to DO seen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Lawyer Dupignnc's Rejection.

Tho friends OF Frank J. Dunicnnc OF 100
Broadway. who was black ba!lcd last week
when he came IN for election atthe Bar Asso-
citation. still assert that his opponents were
animated by personal feeling. Tho gem
eme Wc T"p proposes In hn secomuen nd
lis election 90 tho Committee on Adj.
mission. deny that the lawyer has
leen guilty OF ans ret which would diSuuaiily
him from membership. On the other hand,
tho mem crs opposed to Durignac's election
Ehy their objections were founded on u Spe-
ciilc ease Of uapr"fessional conduct. and find
in the fact THAI out 81 100 voters twenty eight
we're against Dupignac Il REPUTATION Of the
statement that personal unimosity was the
source Of their action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Gov. Flower Announces that He Shall A..
point Judge Maynard.

ALBANY. Dec. 21.-Gov. Flower. doubtless
wearied by tho importunitics Of lawyers de-
sirons OF q place on the Court OF Appeals
bench and the resolutions o: bar associations
directed acains. Judge Maynard. said to.
night:
~ desire to announce to all whom It may
concern that at tho propertime I shall appoint
the. Hon. Isaac II. Maynard an Associate
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals In Tho place Of
Judge Andrews. who on Jan. will become
CHIEF Judge by virtue OF his election on
Nov. s.
Judge Maynards associates on the Court OF
Appeals bench will be pleased Mt this an
nouncemcnt. for they have found him to he
learned ami able lawyer. whose opinions they
respect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
The Difference between Appraiser and Coll
lectOr,

The names OF Assistant Appraisers Denis
Francis Burke. Ebcn Demarest and Michael
Goode DO not appear among those Of tho dele
gates chosen to tho Republican County Com
nittcc AZ the recent primaries. The omission
OF the names OF these gentlemen has occa.
stoned remark because they have always been
known rs fast rnrtisans. Some OF the Federal
officehndcrs who mean to go down with tho
ReDubcnn ship are Deputy Collectors Shea.
Gunner. borryman. and Raymond. all Of whom
seinbly district organizations. Tho deputy
collectors can afford to be heroes and shout
defiance to the Democracy. for they are cer-
tain TO 20 with the appointment of a Demo.
cratic torcior. 1t II Il more difficult matter
to replace an assistant appraiser. and some
liz low
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
sP1EKS From TIE JELEGR4PH.

Nodccison was rendered by the Court OF Appeals In
the iarS lee W, Harris ease yesterday.
william nrguns rLTinai-e. Canadian Commissioner
OF tnstons has been appointed Drpuiy Minister ~
TRADE and commerce
A GOLD fever has broken out IN Colorado aud duin,
lug States over the recent discovery ui rIc ore rs
near Durango. ~ NJ.
rrrsitent DiaH is working on scheme 10 reorgHny,
The MeSean army. IL reported tina. Ito VIII nitro.
duce many economies.
Tho British CAPITALISTS have decided TO absI don their
Efforts To develop their blR tract IN lower California
and Will forfeit their concession III short time,
one moro convict has died of arscnirni poisoning at
Little Rock. making Fix III all. Ten nOw sick and
Eighteen armed depu;ies have been sent from P.tts.
where colored NJ union operators demand protection
$500 900 distery. the biggest in this country viii
be established in Milwaukee to night the Whsscy Trust
tn" distery company of Pekn Ill. Is at tie head VI
the movement.
Senator Kenna OF West Virginia is slowly pro yinp
in health lie is however stll 100 weak up and
II VIII he some ncGtls before ho feels able
his public duties.
Since tho crusade has heen insugurated against tho
lumber ti"res in the AdFonlacS region by ;hs state
Forest Commission forty three arrests have been
made All persons arrested have pald The damages
amounting 10 soine $4,000.
Claude Wolfe young business m an Of Brazil Ini
committed suicide by shooting InseIf yesterday lie
was IN. JUNIOR member OF the wholesale grocery hrm
OF McNutt 4 Wolfe. 30 reason IL known Tor the uCt
lie MAS soon 80 have been married to young lady Of
Aom.nOe. III.
Morgan Bros. Storage Warehouses. 232, 23&. 23S
West Attn st. near Broadway. will remove furniture
with large cuyered trucks at ~ per load Up according
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Prizes for Tamn,any Captains.

Fivo cash prizes Of so each, donated BY ex-
Alderman Henry FirCenhcImcr. were awarded
al II meeting Of tho Tammany Hall General
Committee OF the Seventh Assembly district.
held on Tuesday night. at "a Second avenue.
Tho election district captains whose districts
pollcL the highest percentage OF Democratic
votes for President. Mayor. Assemhlymnn. and
Alderman and tho captain whose district
poiied tho Erentest percentage o! the regis
ter-d vote received these prizes nj til. hands
o! senator George !. li"rs"h. tho district
Leader The. Irize winners arc John, A.
Jacobs. Charles Engeinarl!. and Max licll-
llnluryor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-22
Gen. McNal,On to I:c Grand Marshal OF tho
Inauguration Parade.

Gen. Martin 4, Mcmahon rcccivctla letter yes
terIay from Col. JAS. q. Bcrrc; Chairman OF the
Washington local Committee of Arrangements
for the ceremonies attendant on IN. inau.ura-
tion "r President Cleveland. anrouncin: his
selection rs grand mnr-iul II tho naugula-
zion parade. zen. Henry ". Slocnm was grand
marshal on tn" occasion uf tiuvplan,i'S in
aUgurat ion ci!ht GEAR, ago. aud four years
ago tho late Gen. Henry 4. Burnum performed
that function.