New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
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THE DISTRIBUTION 81 FEDERAL PATRON iGE-
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Hartford Conn NOV 1.-THE notable occurrence
OF the week In this city has been the formal opcn-
Ing and inspection OF the ncv- Young Mems Chris
tan Association building. II Is in the finest oca-
ton IA the city Just at the Memorial Arch. has
an outlook on Bushnell Park and the State Capt.
toll. and * imposing structure, I've stories hisn
81 pressed brick with hrownstonc trimmings II
has In addition to Tn" usual reading rooms. meet
ing rooms and m" Ike. furnished rooms for lodg-
crs. a large and wcll-equppcd gymnasium in u
separate building and "A series OF rooms devoted 10
evening classes In commercial branches and In
manual training These courses OF instruction are
under the charge OF the Iiillyer Institute. founded
by Appleton l. iIiilyer OF this city. and the manual
training department has been fitted mp with the
exhibits OF the Sloyd brothers OF Sweden. which
attracted so much attention among educators at
the Worlds Fair The building and lot cost about
$4,000 and It's maintenance IL in part provided by
membership fees ard 10y the fees for the gym
uasium and instructlon-rooms.
Collector Bysbre has not yet assumed control or
the internal revenue oalcc In this city rs he has
a S2!0wD bond to fi,c to begin with. In an inter
View ne states that lie shall move slowly In making
removals. The Office is not under civil Service
rules. and when he does get ready there Will be
number o. changes Deputy collector Ease :
position. which he has held for many years. IL
looked after with some anNiety by several we'll
known Democrats OF this vicinity. re Hlips OF
the Collectorshp leaves only two important places
I'm town left for the Federal Government To put
the of the Democracy-the Postmasership
which will rot be touched for some time yet as
Postmaster Benefits term does not ran out for
nearly two years. and the collector OF Customs
The latter office is likely go to Chisf Clerk Bar
brr of the office. Democrat who was appointed
under Cleyclands first administration. All the
importers OF the district. without exception. have
sent letters in his favor. but he VIII hand IN no
petition. II Is understood that h" has the support
Of Congressman Sperry. aad of the leaders In this
city
The news OF the Republican victories OF Tuesday
made a difference In business right away. Tci"-
graphic orders FOR goods from the manufacturers
here have not been so numerous any day for many
months as they were ON Wednesday. and there ~
- prospect that some OF the shops Will begin to call
In the hands that have been Laid OF. and 10 work
fun time. At Colts the ten-hour schedule has been
resumed. There are however, "A great NUMBER Ut
unemployed IN the city.
The Connecticut Indian Association. which Is one
the country. held it's annual meeting IN TINS city
this week. The association maintains n mission
and cXpends several thousand dollars yearly IN
furtherirv the work OF ciViliZnp the red men. Inc
principal speakers Of the day were DG ..nwarh
Everett Hate. Of Boston Bishop Talbot OF iutn1.
Indian school Mrs Sara +. Kinney, OF New
Haven. was Reelected president -
The expert who has been trying to ma some
discrepancy I'm the books of school Fund COM
missioner Olnev IL still At the work, 10y the orier
Of Controller Staub. and has found nothing. me
fact is thai The books have been twice , nud', tea
controller has idea that there IL something
wrong and wants 10 make capital out oi H.