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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
pOLITTrfL ODDS AND ENDS
rop ADMISSION TO TIE UNION LEAGU'

roP ADMISSION TO TIE UNION hNNO'0 -
Tin. Committee on Admissions OF the mon
r.a,pue club has recommended seven ne" o".V'. '
d,,.s for membership. 10 be voted upon d. @ ."s
nov, rsqular meeting Of the club in January ne
r,,.s = the club require that the names ana "i-
dresses Of all persons proposed for admission WIN
,bc names and signatures of me memiG9ea' ,bem
,osiny them and Of the members secondlhg .,ei.
81 7,fn nf hosting oe posted n ',oHaP' NJ -,
,i,. in ,he clubhouse at Least fifteen days iney
ar. then referred TO the Committee on Aual , IA
~, rr,cerIinLs Of this committee are seclyt. IN, ~
M member OF the committee Is 10 pc nskeu .ta -.
roc,rl - tho action OF the committee IL II tI.c
ir,trr i've duty OF this committee 20 MAKE d ~
r,l examination. and TO consider all coHn','nloa ,
inns I'm reference to each ndVdual proposeu' aisu
>, mss unon each name separately, III u.e s oirc.
ny.'Ss.l according 20 date of Application "ne"
,,or. are vacancies 10 be flied.
There are now between four and hve hunureu
candidates awaiting the action OF THIS cominltse,e
citb NH vacancies flied up 20 date. me candl'
dates recommended for admiss'on 70 be voed up0n '
at ,hn next regular meeting have been waluhs tnt
fv~n since Nav i.S9. showing that 1t requires
nearly five years time 70 become a member o,
ma Cub from the date II posting. The following
are fhe new cauliia''S: Tv,cr r. Palmer, ~ X
Auon Swits Corle. Samuel : Beard John d. Archt
bald, cyrus Bussey and Harvey ! idrrihs'o'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
prpsrcrTJyG NEGROES ~ TEXAS.

Dallas. Tex. Dec 2s-t'nited States Deputy mar
sbal Bosley returned to-day from trip tr""E"
Hunt County. lie says thcreh3 great co"''r ''"''''
omonq negroes in and about Caddo AiIia some ~
,h ,,.hito ,eoplc I'm that vicinity have taken IL
into their heads to run the negroes out ana nave
addressed an anonymous letter to each negro wan"
ing him that II he does not leave before sun'"""
on Friday January %. he VIII be sho' ne
asq,pn as the reason for this courre on tne par o
The srnders that It Is a white mhn cnun, ~
that negroes will not be permitted ont'l T." ~ =.
t, ~ Il, Negroes were beginning 10 pack Up l u,,u
mnIt the neighborhood two days ago a. a, hs
inaded with their goods and families are, 70 e De
seen on all the country roads. Scme & 0i nnJsb snnJ
negroes are old settlers and own prop rN " @ .,''
ne nhl,red "a dispose of at sacrifice or eaNc
It behind Busness men and other aaIyes c@enS " and
,ovn Of Caddo Mills have armed th'Iii,'lN'
declare their Intention OF protecting Ie, =
servants against the mob They say ines ~ ~, much
ora faithful and law-abidrg. ana nave a ,s , =
right to live In the country IA these w , HI, Mar
one night about "A month ago n negro lN N''- MA
Cnddo Nills was called out by maskcd me, W, W. w.,
after administering TO him an unnercllu - |snti
riddied his body with bullets 1nlS Hcb'o - '
70 have been a dangerous character
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
povrpTy AND CRIME IN CHICAGO.
nrsrrrrrroN N THE sTocKYAE'S piNf'lN'
SCHEME TO uELP THE PooR.

rrorrrrrtov IN THE SToCKYAE'S piNrHiN'
SCHEME TO uELP THE 'QoR'
ch,coSo Dec o (Spccian. IN 'ho"So
,ho ho ri times more forcibly lnstrafed IMAM ~
- .oh,,rIs district only few OF the H''o'
,,,trv. .housea are In operation, ana oven j" NV
- 1,ortn,ents are closed. More t'ah on'-''"I
-, uaat. nonulatior Of Packingtown ~ ou' 81
., IA dee,lt,i,ion exists among them 20 ~" ''-
-. ,,.r.dule extent Every day men ngh' a." TX
,n,s.,,,.s for the little given I'D cnar''y' H'''S
A.. ,oo men fight among themselves t"r M oP-
...,,.,. ., s.ci-,. q few hours WORK. Every "''''
oor ,yh.n the workuen who al" fortunate '"o"7"
:, h,v. cn,plovnlent leave the packlns-hou'eN "
hunary crowd receives them on TN -, ,n,, -, "a,
,,.,usly bega for the crumbs or mo so 'm ~ IN,
l.. l.f, i'm their dinner pals 'itS.lr ~, -. .rs
,t,rcd regularly by the estaolshm'h', VIZ, 81. >
iTi -',rriry ,b. forcrn.u employ sfnt H".i''' W.
mon Zach morning for a few hours worn. y 't ~
'' o''in.l Zach morning tn" main elttiuc'~ ,
hig houses throng"i win "iPt1,.,. .,nr-r,
s'Srt - he obtained that day. Every u,'',, I'M =
,t,r.es.s desperate struggl" among tN' afpI-Ni -
An rush for the best POSITIONS anu III 'N''' 80
siam might ccrStitutes right. III. h,,
Nh, ~ the men who fll 10 secure ""'h W l''7
ar"ini ihe houses AL day and resort t" Ip''.'E
a'n,i,, ,b.It wants They assault WoirNl'h an
rob ,f.rn OF their dnner-pails SATURDAY nisnt
men rohbel a little girl OF bas"ct Vi 'oon WIN
| sha had b.rgsd from IN" worknril
committee Of the Union Leagu" tihp - M "ot y
/ on a scheme 20 head OF the mortfake SAirnS Nto
| roh -. moor Tho plan cOniemplateS thc e9'a"i'a"'
! menf of "A bank which shall loan money 10 90
nnonle who are compelled to borrow small sums
| Hedging their household goods ~ security nc
"a 10 nf interest will be- made "a low As VIII De foh
10 be consistent with carrying on the eneiIrS' u
business principles Besides the indoiaement OF th'
| i,ninn League club the movement will have th'
| active cooperation OF the Central Rellet AssocH
ton and the Bureau Of Justice.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
STATE BANK TAX REPEAL
FEATURES OF NEW BILL PREPARED bf
MEsSRs WARNER AND HALL.

Washington. Dec. 2s-The Subcommittee Ul '''
Committee on Banking and Currency Oh Ihe
n which was committed the question OF fepe"l,.s
tho state bank tax divided on the matter MI
GOV of Tennessee submitting a report enoody'.B
unconditional repeal. and Mr.. Warner oi Ne" ~ '
erd Mr. Hall. OF Minnesota. reporting N '1fDi D
com cnndi,ionai repeal The bin drafted ny ~ ii
Hall and Warner repeals the ~ per CEN -. s 'e1,aii
,rovides that the issues OF state DanK no. ''' @
ba confined 10 the state in which M, hanh55 hannh5 ~
,cor,,ora ed and If the notes are used oIS'Is "a
me State they are be subject 70 u d"A & "' ANY,, ~
ar .h cent Of their face value state banks az -, n
,%nr,zed 70 issue circulating notes subject u ''o'
lations. . -. - ho,u or banking assOcia-
.n shaiI either directly or indirectly. peuE~ -
bvnothecate for any purpose "h1's{{yE'i "' 70
its circulating notes issued under ms 'G. 40 NO
hant officer who shall knowingly F!o'a'e ..o ~
,nns Dan Of the act or who snail ta3e paIi liuo ~ o
assent to any such violation shall De Gee & is ,ho =
S rnisdemeanor and shall be hne'i hot i'Ss hr h'
~ ooa nor more than 5000 or linpilS.'u ,hs, Gvr
;,dihVor not less than year nor more lhah "''
years both. . -. .ro Controller OF the
IL 10 ma 80 receive worn-out. muulated. OF o.
tsned circulating notes issued uIl1er tnis 90 ana Il
Gnstrov them in the presence OF "lt'o77'' ~
,seue new notes for those Destroyer
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
MP CARNEGIE,S MUNIFICENT GIFT.
so FAR HE is PLEDGED TO GIVE s5o7ot ~ II
THE UNEMPLOYED POOR OF PITrsBCRG

THE UNEMPLOYED POOR OF PITrsBCIHf'
pttsburg Dec. 28-Andrew Carnegie tele2rdPh'
from New-York TO THE Times tonight that 'he
nropostion embodied in his letter addressed -
Robert Pitcairn a member of the local keilei Co'"-
roIttee means that he will duplicate the money
already subscribed to the fund as well as dupH-
cato all that may be subscribed wlthm the u'ie
snecided in his letter. The Relief 'chm'tee anu
the community have had full confidence that -tr'
Carnegie's lberaty which was pro'AiSen early
would be on a muniicent scale the only qleS-
ton remaining for Mr.. Carneeie's consideration was
the proper time to make pubic what ne was Soins
TO do The members of the committee are no" Vi
the opinion that the premature ana 81 81,
publication of this private letter sent 70 ,ha GOOD
cairn has done incalculable damage 70 tne soo,1 80,
yor( begun two weeks ago. ILey point d. ~. - ~
annie to tC-days meagre additions 70 uic it.ii'
Wednesday evening the total receipts VT ,Sv'
COX Al This evening showed less than 500 ot w
iucreo So while heretofore the Smallest 'o1 IL
subscriptions in any day aggregated $Sy. ing
c0rmittee reason that the impression Is apIoad
tnat If Mr. Carnegie was to give such large @ sun,
Az had been enormously published, there no iohSer
exir,ed the necessity for contributions. , -
From the above telegram from MI CarneSie' ne
stands pledged this evening to contribute SC,'i yl
The amount subscribed by many ana means ue
provision Of work for 1000 men for thirty days
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
FEW prrMs FOR RoEscWs FOLLOWERS.

ToopoM Masius Il member Of elisa Post. g. a.
r. who served ihree years of the war ana lett MS
r.ght arm in front of Petersburg IN io' was ap-
,,into1 Interpreter OF the INth judicial District
ro,r, by Jus,lc. Steclxer yesterday in place OF
David uirsch resigned. The apponunent IS Tor
six vcgrs Aai under the Netor,a oct Of lssS Jus
tire-riret H0esch who will succeed MI StecH:er on
Tanu1rv l. cannot remove him. Nei'ner can ne Re-
move Joseph - Elac,grove court aitendant aiotne"
,,,,,r,n ,nd a member OF Lafayette Post. VINO
.1,', ,ursl :, Confederate SPY and Helped % capture
ra.Ieson the murderer ~ Colonel ELLSWORTH JullS1
I,'.,H,,rrer and Alexander Brcmcr, ;he clerk ana
assts,ant clerk Of the court. have nearly sX-yyear
,,rrs to serve. vet an1 Patrick BraiY the Jlmtor.
@ I,ronl. NIcN Nco the other c0ur' attendant. are
1,rt,,nv m nan men. 50 Mr. loesch VIII tni
precious few pcMhkS N''" Nv "'"''
th. court ucNt Monday.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
REPORT OF THE TREASURY ARCHITECT
NEED OF FJ-RTHER LEGISLATION IN REGARD 10
| THE NEw-YoRK CUSTOM HOUSE

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The ANIMAL report OF 'e''
me- nc ,oo ,aso ,uhlic He a!ves a detailed
statement OF the appropriations for public buildings
not yet begun In course Of construction ana re-
Gently completed details the abandonment OF ,he
proceedings in condemnation against the ho"ilhs
Green property for the NewYork Appraiser var d,
bousn and calls attention to the TACT tlat iie ~
anproycd March g. 1891, which authorized thc sac
~ The nresert custom House seemed TO conteIhPt'
~, a. ,be nrocee4s thereof should De- used ~ ue
erection OF buildings the site which had S1c, y,
selected by the Secretary OF me treasury. p,t ft
Sad no. been ACQUIRED. He also refers 70 the 10 I
that efforts to sell the old Custom dopse ' aS yH y,r
eeuccessfuI and SAYS further legislation D. neccsi'9
No reference is made TO the alleged insecurity ''
the Chicago public building OIL, ,eo, -. ,,
During the year ending september ~ DO lhe ehpyn
ditures for the erection Of new Fedf RAJ bul'ts m
d,v, s and for the repairs and preservation %
fnished and occupied Federal bun i.lss amount l.
"a Ni2s1592 25 The contract 0bligl'ions al 'he e"" VI
The wear amount to &,3iD.'oS w.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
PROSPECTS OF AN INCOME TAX
now THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF TN "Nh~
AND MEANS COMMITTEE STANR ''
TIE SUBJECT.

TIE SUBJECT.
Washington. Dec 2S-The De.'io0'"a. 49,, .,,aat 81
~ the Ways and Means commune W. - ~.
tho Treasury Department on MohH'! eN -
10 settle definitely the form ana soope ..,r,,ttea
rosod Income tax. The members OF the coi''''''S
pos'N 49, ,o.tirg since the adjournment oi
r-,orass Nassrs Breck!nrldge ana B!huIH a."
srerd,nr q few DAYS In Maryland; Messrs' "'0-'
Tarsnev stevens and Cochran are al ''le" ~ 49,.
and Chairman Wilson is busily eHsieVN "P
tariff speech. The remaining melhpeIs 0i ~
iortv-Messrs McMnlin Bryan and Moh'soi"!.
80 =, 49,, o.v h,t their work as subcommittee
on the internal revenue schedu!eS ehDe" -.
rieht AGO when their recommendations On '.0
| general subject Of internal taxation were '''1 ~
the full Democratic majority .,, T.,
There ia still a probability of an individual IN
come tax but the majority Of the coh'i''-'e' -
cl,nes more favorabiy to Secretary Carlisle recon-
meadations that the tax be paced ony o" o.i.- G
dends resulting from investments IN bomus 81 a1 ,
comes is adopted an effort will be made TO gTqI @
it in such way that man, man OF aiccoydms to h,
number of those dependen. upon him. tha" d MA
who has no family responsibilities .r, r,,ior,t,
! At the meeting Monday evening the hdJ"1 - -
of the committee Will be able to detorniAe IL i.on :,
the hand the amount OF incon,e core M tna' bay a
/ II as is now believed. not more than N9vvuN
win be needed from that source. it wiz be showi
that MAJ MS sur, can be raised from invrs ,menu
= alone thus rendering unnecessary an ln''V'l"'
The division among the Democratic members o.
the general subject Of income taxation IS c;.1I.
defined Messrs Wilson Ereckinritse. COCHRAN
Montgomery and Stevens are dispose, 10 io:;oy S
Secretary Carlisle's recommendation FIVE ojae
members-Nessrs McMil!ln. Tarsney. whiting
Bryan and Bynum-are stdnch suppoFtgrrsS rs 81 Z ~ ~
| proposition to tax individual incomes. This give
10 Mr Turner Of Georgia. the deciding vote. |i
Turner's inc.inations are believed 70 oe more
line with those of the last named than with mos
| OF the other members OF the committee Eow fa
he may be influenced by the fact that not nor
than si5 100000 will be needed from an income l.
is not known. he does not appear 10 nave tak'
any positive stand as yet ana none OF Ns ass
cIafes ASSUMES speak for MIN.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
r,-,,prp,,rN ARRAYED AGAINST THE BILL

81, John. ~ B., Dec. 2S-J p. Bass anu A'a ""' -,
ren of Bangor representing the lumber in'e'e
Maine are in ST. John to organize oppo~a'.' ~ do1ng
,',",naas from this city. They seek especially 10
nTeyent spruce from going on the free list at one
though they are willing that some arranse so'nia
sbod be made say the sliding sGaie INTO the
whereby the spruce wouio enter s'"'
fre4 list. ~ No % The lumbermen OF
nsranen iunbernens league with GeTds ,ps we're
dvke Of Lancaster as president ,ne Wilson bin
aaopseI @ rssenf form declaring that ,G IN
ton OF such legislation wonid and ruin many
the wm0.e mo- bove he Savings Of lifetime invested
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE REV. j. +. BELL AND HIS UIfE ~ "AiN
THEY ARE UNABLE TO sECjRE THE "N'H ~
8, 600 EACH REQUIRED EECA'S" w
REPORT OF THE EXPERTS.


,,t, r.os no, forthcoming for the Rev Joha''i'''
,,da,ord Rell and his wife. and they are aea'iI y
htnd bars in the Long Island city Jam !" ,''''s
island City. Information from fro'e - ,ti,
er,i,h Of the POSTGRADUATE Medical Sc.''''' ~
ni,. who Is making the pathological eNa','"'
w ~ ~ Arnold Eiolart who IS making the cheih''h,
ono,vsis OF the stomach Of Bells sixteen -.
,, Eaitn who died under peculiar circui5 troir
S.i Sall agn caused Justice Noble 10 uVucN % the
honGs from 500 to 5000 eacn Igc ON 9nJr ar " otfer
pDi"s,'e iuyesti i2at!On IL 10 nnd " pol5'" ciri
SSvv.nroIs drugs adnnst"rcd - th' -, ,nr
not on good terms ~ith her ,cr, ch
srho chemist discovered Il substance III llJd ~ yas
ny re.,,irrs further examination. anu tt-'nar
".0r 40, communicated 10 the Justice "I ~ 20 ,na
f I'M n5on that caused the latter to cIndsnean
PA ~ peil had succeeded In nntinS y - -,
o. pan The sum OF 500. bat as thc surety W 10 fa
III iis,, fnr s. 900 Ben was forced 10 rctul" ~ 80.
9 9uaiI3 ,ar,a ' ON winch Ben and his VIC .4i ~ i,~
beld 10 that OF wilful!y neeeGuns nis ,.e1t in
h TIo SSn,oria Hospital. where h. was iahr" - -"
thf 80 following The death of his 'ist'r -, 10
HSI3s tho Justice y stcrdtv asked ibeiI -, -.
" >, ,,fe would plead Oh The charge ~ 4l..'...
anu I..~t - of the Society for the frrNri'io:i %
~, tne 70 Children. he answered, mot su''s'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CUSTOMS REFUND METHODS.
THE SUBJECT REFERRED TO THE DocKERY COM
MISSION FOR INVESTIGATION.

Washington. Dec 2s-The whole subject Of GUS
tom. refund methods has been referred by the Treas
ury Department to the Congressional commission
for inquiry and report This commission COM
r,orlv called the Dockery Commission. was ap-
pointed by Congress TO inquire into the mfthoiS :
of conducting business in the executive -
So far the commission has devoted much or its time
10 Treasury methods. Three experts empoy"l ~
the commission are now looking into the retuhi
Mrne+hods nrartIsed at the several custom houses.
These methods irregular in practice and fraui l"nt
in many cases. il is asserted. have been DI9tsht
In N nronnnence bv the charges OF rTegu!artieS III
~ Eew-York Custom House. All alleged lrreeu-
ar,ties in tobacco refund cases and al oihsr e." H.,
i,tred into by this Congressional commission hlc
viii have the cooperation and support oi ''e i''
DeDar;Inent.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
,,oryrR cAPrrRE By TIE WonAN DETECTIVE

.,, Miss Alexander keeps on" remarN"n .n7
.,-ro,nt 1T the des, in the West Tnirte'"-s"
,,on last evening. she VIII become iAnou' - cr.m-
'' , This is her eighth apprehension Oh ''''"
inals.' , -. ~. - - Miss Ellen
-. - a manufacturer OF corsets. at so ~ ~ ~
ro,v-second-si.. who occupied cell IN i isesb N
Jwrii ~ On f, charge of stealing a tOrtos
ilon-h Cron1 Jainmes's jowery store in isEoa d" r.
narpA MIss Alexander declares she caught the "''''
ME-, Me- veeterday afternoon. "a ~, No
tnslt + Meadows, aged hfty-fve years oid o' Miss
a. 0mniiarFet-st Newark who was vas, caught p
A,ienSet Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
n,ec,.ssrNG TIE REoRGANIzATIoN.

There was large attendance last nisht al 'he
re,,lar monthly meeting OF the Republican organ
,,ation Of the XXId Assembly District. held IN tne
rooms Of the Loyal club. No. 1850 Third-ave. a
meeting of the District COMMITTEE was nHah Ti,,
the regular ting, AT WNi'" '""'4"N ' '
transacted a.o. the ,,aa,ing
~. ~. n,r,nl 5aton and Clarence Fountain was
Secretary There discussion over tne question
of reorgunlzlng the Republican party. MT oppeh-
SIMMER sad that the members Of the ORGANIZATION.
AS we'll as the members Of the Loyal Ciuo' were ere
strongly IN favor of any action that wouid eS-
sentirilv better the condition Of the republican
motrv REGARDLESS OF the interests of any faction.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

some Of the friends Of Alfred H. "ar"''i ~. -.
-, ,a,,,,,ov and against whom indictments Tor
orohczzIem.nt had been found. deny that ne ""H H"
y, the charges preferred against him ana '"N '' "
in,,st,ce has been done his memory Th'y spr"' " '
., IN. highest praise and say that II he hah hN'u !" "
" ~ =, h,s rial he p,,uld have been honoraby nc
oui,,.d They further that the pos'poh'.''' "
the date Of trial due solely 70 the limos" "'-'
.,,,cd IN his death The indictments they "'''"'' w
rr,cur,d on purely technical grounns.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
pANBrRY STRIKERS ACCEPT REDUCTIONS

Danbury, Conn. Dec. 2s.-The employees OF BEL
la,rc Lurch & Co. hat manufacturers, numbering
about POO went 10 the factory this morning ana
tho new scale of prices submitted To them
T, represents an average reduction of 10 per cen
'rbc 'Orishcrs and makers decided 20 accept ~"
scale hut the other employees are consierlhS ue
prices and will announce ihr.r n' l'.'N n
rnmronv ~ . % m tomorrow. Tncy are cNl on
,r,!. work about q per cent but f. is probable uat
they will finally accept Dclaire, l.Irch ~. 'In
the action OF the Manufacturer Assocaiion Wi'n
,%ou,,ht m either as a union or independent i&'-
i
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
,-,, ,,,,Yo OBJECT TO THE WILSON BILL

w,I,mant,c. Conn. Dec. ga petition n,'S
ong '''li, si@ned by 1900 employees Of the Whanee
aS@s aos sna GSnsGsis eo,on nS
tns nrdeA tar rd.a W 10 congressmsn c. A lIsse''' %
district. no po,,aaen.at tycs chosen by ihe
nSayes Of the three arges, 1S the vog
cerils in Rochester-Ya fbe stecheT Lith9-
srapS sgsd an changes
fellow -workingmen depreca,ns. s.nd particularly CON
H demnins snS the Wssn 9 dG%pna"sm dSs 81 i"s saea
reentatves & IN CGnsres Gan al the unepoyed through c
out" out ne AG1 90 i5ais' hat
Conefessio ,ta,e against changes IN n,,nnr TN
SEM SEM md particularly against the WIEN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
py,,rrI- WORK IN PNIT.ADELpHlA. y.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2s.-since the publication IN
,,o,dav mornings papers OF the appeal ~ the 't'-
zcns' Relief Committee for aid for The unemp"Ye'
e. oo. :, hos been subscribed by business FIRMS ara
tyd,,.,duols Director OF Public Safety Better ne7
anncunced that during the continuance morb %, "f his
ni"r,. IN the fund and the heads OF the various
city departments and the police and G I'inen ,oh M
40 tho same. II * expected that $-"'V q" '''''"
viu be received from this source
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
OFFICERS OF THE II. r LINCOLN CLUB

The Robert r. Lincoln Repuoicah Ciuo Oh 'ie
XXJVth Assembly District, at meeting heiu IN
,h cluNbouse No 3g East Eighty-fifth-st, on
Wednesday evening. elected the following officers
g F. aumann presden S%mHe ssconS n Sse%lns vne
,rrsGout Alfred &. Me2ey. secretary lhomas
imsE treasurer: $ r. lrsheld hnanciar secTexary E
i've COMMITTEE chosen Includes ~ a. Clinton, a
" Klein. A. Baecnt, william i'oT', ~ 1inka TIE
club now has more than 100 members & NJ A. sscra Sn
ton the retiring secretary mas tha d,str,ct
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
! RARE OPPORTUNITY TO DO GOOD.

Hundreds Of families among the poor are IN as
,rose now but frequently one Is found IN "mch
IN. suffering seems unusually severe IN MS ca'
yesterday an East side mission pastor met such Il
.,so uuon which he makes this report;
"The r. family consists Of the father mo'hei
and four children. The father was formerly hotci
"a .,ier but for several years he was the FOREMAN
of q iute factory. Nine months ago the FACTORY
was closed and he has been unable 10 mo en-
rl,vuent since. After using up all his money ne
bns uawned nearly all his clothing. furniture ana
Kidding 10 provide food and rooms for ms wie
ami Children. The sewing machine carr. & anu ar
ird GOVERN. row gone. Five pairs OF sh1ts ar {
r.,ted at once Two OF the children are under tne
IRE of A dlsTensary doctor, the youngest Doy
80, have a truss. The for this month IS que
and n dispOsscss warrant is expected to-morr,Tw ,
- hiebqrd and wife are both eager to work: lho
art,cles In the pawnshop would require $50 TO re-
an them: for the rent. sl2 Is needed; for snoeA
e. ,-ercoat 81 groceries and COAL 81; in all, ~
".The Fast Side Relief Work Committee has OF
ca,sd 10 employ the man In sweeping the sTeets
nnd Inc woman in making clothing which VIII give
fSen, an income Of s. week, unless 1t rains 70 mar
s =, prevent street sweeping. This added 70 me
81 so earned by the Oldest girl will support ths
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
WREcKAGE PASSED AT SEA.

Tn. Norwegian steamer II. A. Hartmann "o'' % ~ .
ton Ia arrived here late last night ana I''"''c' no w
-. 80, rou.s no-,boast by OF Winter quarter
shoa Llgh,ship yesterday she passed a quantity "
wreckage consisting Of part Of ship deck WIZ" s~
light attached and lot Of broken timber dr,'ns
80 .,,.chsa All snp.rently not long In the water
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
n,N>rp ron JOHN II. V. ARNOLD.

Twenty of the leading members oi 'ne De'', ",
ora,tc Cn,b rendered a complimentary dinner 10
s,,r,ocate-e,ect John H. " Arnold. at the club,
~, e,- ,~s,h-ove last evening. Mr.. Arnold
has been the president of the nS Slo IN nor hs Dnf cy ars
nm Of the The dinner WAS and ar
ranEed by Az AlI%s Ssautit"ly "f desSrasa The
the pS sr hsre haf-tone photograph of Mr. Ar
mold ,.hr Eox Henry A. Glider
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

family If it not for the debt II6 The hf family 1nns
For n immediately. / gave the father 81 for gro
ceres and would ike to lend him ~ at ,nsbop Snef 70
6uv shoes for those obliged to work, ana pay ne
rent TO save the family from being dsposses;u eH;n
This amount the father will return ne says sN'"e
each week half OF his wages.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TUE DECREASE MORE THAN s75,ooo,oOo

AK ESTIMATE PEEPAKED IVIs CI'1' w.
coy or THE DECLINE IN REVENUE
UNDER HIS PILL.
WASHINGTON, Dec 8-ChairTnan Wilson VI W.
Ways and Means Committee haS H"1 sc - ,ro-
.a1 chou,,nq the quantities and values or I'M
ortsd merchandise for 1892 and 1sss also the rates
Of duty and duties paid for these yeaTs ,S es
with the rates proposed py ms n pI, uke importa-
ions The duty received gpdsT 3 ri the Se dny e
for the wear 1892 was S,Sgso'ahi i,ke nerod would
haVe been 10 making an estimate ed yunder
ii nley IN law for 1893 S9S 49, 49, Inc duoS
Estimated under the Wilson bi i3r decrease e OF s
would be sl22, 665,6Gs. an esliI'a'eu
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