New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15
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discovereda queer appearance OF n fact when waa
ticking my October holiday down the Cumberland Valley
last week gentleman drove me to min and old
stone homestead Yellow Brooches Creek where Cow
ernor Rner, we'll meaning, besvywitted old Dutch3
man, lived his Inter years and died Said my fnendt
Thaddeus Stevens long lived at Gettysburg, only half
days carriage drive from here and in the same Congress
sona district, and Stevens hunted deer in these neigh
boring mountains. He the controlling spirit OF
RtDer's administration" When I reached chambcrsi
burg was shown the site OF dwelling now covered by
a church, where John Brown and bis men were enters
tanned. and where Cook Of Them escaped front
Maryland Said ]; ~whOse house was M" 1T was
kept" said my guide, "by the sister, daughter-f
think the daughter-Of Governor Ritner." Now my
query is this Did Thaddeus Stevens instil into his
friends the Ritners the hate OF slavery which made them
abettor possibly associates of John Browns ineursioni
Or am misinfOrmedi
often Moore who has pushed forward to try II
be the representative free trader OF the country He seems
to be an English Hebrew Of thick heavily fed pat-
tern. weighs perhaps hundred and twenty pounds,
and would much at home before an Oh othes
the paths of literature. He Is probably fifty
five years old. dresses in brown gray sop stuff has
mustache Of black now growing gray aud ratty, and
talks with German yet Cockney accent. Mahlon
Sands used to say, when running the Free Trade Leae
"MoOre Is the most useful man you get, but you've
got TO pay him every time. Go and get your statstics
from him. but yoll have to pay him for them" GER
tain fine personal political economy through all
that school David A. Wells * rich-but I will NOT
specify The great head OF the school Mr. Francis
Arouet called in Virginia voltaw, where they say at
Monticello, that Jefferson "otched mp by ole Vol
taw." Voltare wrote sully but he specialized better
and retired to vemey profits gambled from the funds
influential advice which he received from admiration
for his literary labor
To continue with Mr. ]. 8. Moore. Tie has TIRES
strong qualities, experience. audacity and certain forcs
OF expression neither eOquence nor literature yet erec-
tive. He trader of kind In India and in tho
Southern states-I believe Misssppi-beforc the war.
His Judgment vas that the Union gone, and it, no
says lie brokebrOke the great house OF Moore which Is
probably remembered by all Israel Their assets may
have only amounted TO boot in every old pair. In
time Moore got what he calls "syation IN the Custom
House under Collector Arthur sort OF statstioian
He thus walked into tho mailing place made vacant ny
the silence of David A. Wells wrote matter az the high
literary figures paid by the late W. C. Byant.ghOse
dinner consisted quarter OF apple and glass Of
waterand got to be confounded with Sir John Moore
Hannah More. Rocky" Moore and other celebrated
people in the fguratiye He has been said by
various manufacturing interests here 10 he the paid
agent of rival foreign and importing interests If he is
he has Of suit against the plate glass makers NJ
New-Abany, Indiana, who within six months have
charged 1t their signature At the time the FREQ
Trade League gave up the ghost in New-York az Mr.
Greeeys nomination, It in receipt of subscriptions
of $50 900 year 10 carry the war into Amerca-per-
haps the first direct attempt made here To elect
President Of the United State by subscription lesson
fully learned since by the Spartan band. Mr. had
social equipment have described to raid the
mics which have multiplied American towns. varied in
dustry housandfold and which take care Of tens OF
thousands Of mechanics with the forethought Of q
,b,
Baptist of whom is said that his raimcn was cancels
har-a little of which is to he in Moores mutton-
chop bear-and his argument the lOcUsts and Wild
honey talk.
Mr. Robinson, Of this city, who is probably the only
button importer exclusively in the country, dealing in
nothing else and ransacking Europe personally several
times year for buttons of every cOnceit and crank says
the button manufacture here is very unequal in efficiency
The pearl buttons made OF an Indian Ocean shell ana
good the wOrsed buttons often poorly made and
very fine buttons such fashion demands for loud
street dresses, are generally modelled abroad where
fashions begin.
Did you count the number Of silk dresses worn BY
shop girls and gads sxh-ave., the cross shopping
streets and Broadway At Lyons, France where silks
are cheap and splendid made the remark last summer
that in days walking there fewer silk dresses on
the street than in ten minutes saunter in New-YOrk
"Oh replied the wife of good consul PeiXOtto tits
considered vulgar here to wear silk Oh promenade.
lady sweeps the streets of Lyons her husbands
expense" No wonder there weary faced men in
these towns without the time for evenings pleasure.
when at there is dress In the wardrobe III 10
20 to market in, and have seen New-YOrk women hunt
Ing summer board who walked the poughed fields
in gorgeous figured black silks Frenchheeled shoes and
silk stockings. No wonder such can never afford
bound novel, pay fifteen dollars for their shoes and
fifteen for book complimenting their feet and
econOmizing toward the head.
Mr. Albert Small, a leading lawyer al Hagerstowns
Nd says that Ben Harrison Of Indiana, is the moso
probable Presidential candidate ia public life"
Roanoke is the Altoona at the junction OF tho
Norfolk and Western and Shenandoah Valley Railroads
II has sprung 600 inhabitants in less than year,
and Mr. George X. Mullin who keeps the rcstaureno
stations along the line says he received dividend OF
per In the Roanoke improvement Company tile nIso
year.
GENERAL DIX'S DONKEY.
From ON. AnDIdt Friends
The late General John A. Dix very fond OF
animals. and never allowed any belonging 10 his