New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

executive ability u not good Judge Of men, and form
hs ideas from the multitude OF volunteer adviser
around him. He is however, a natural leader Of mel
and can both paeate and command"
Mr. Levy, the ontter, has been telling about
the beginning Of his delicate art which is now pracced
generally He thought that the earliest modern ehir
opOdist was a German who had practeed the Queen
OF Engands about 1916; nevertheless that
westervelt upper Broadway that be began
in 154O ZachaTi started here before the and OBJ
tanned celebrity by cutting Mr. LiDcolns An
other generation has up paying special attention
10 the study of the feet and reading all that be a
ored the subject One Of the best known chiropo-
dsts here began said d0ctorng the hoofs Of horses
and he observed In time that needed quite much
repair Of the feet There several in this busi
ness and Of late years its profits have been much
tended by manicure which brings dollars IN place OF
dimes Women are often IN love with their own hands,
and have known where lady has had her hand
modelled and carved by sculptor and kept her cen
tre-tabe. Few men, however, think fingers are I'M
proved In appearance by being sharpened and whened
like the taons Of hawk. II is, however, pleasant
istless way of spending hour two every day. to
go TO the manicure
Miss Carrie d. Townsend, the daughter Of John d.
Townsend counsellor, Is 10 be married November r.
to Frank Preston Fremont youngest Of General John
g. Fremont and grandson OF @Old Bullion" reception
will be given to about 1900 persons after the wedding
The groom ia an Army officer.
Mr.. stephen TrOwbridge, who has been psymaster on
the Ohio Central Railroad for long time past has been
in the city during the week, visiting his sister, Mrs.
Martin, whose faher-in-aw, Of Brooklyn. Is by
said TO be chief hacker Of the seney syndicate Mr.
TrOwbrdge says that the Ohio Central Road Is doing
good business, and is profitable everywhere except
the river division which Is costly and not yet in full
operation toward the West Virginia coal field.
The patent medicine business in this country does not
go around dcfacing mountains formerly though In
quarters it has been buying up all the barns and
painting them from the ridge pole to the stalls in
huge Ctter5. A farmer who allows his land 10 he de-
faced in this way is hundred years behind cultivation
say -elfrespect. Mr. George W. Elliott formerly
editor The Rochester Democrat told last week
that the house or Warner with which he IS connected
sells two and hah million dollars worth Of liver and
kidney specific yearly. General Packard, Consul at
Liverpool, considers that he cured Of Brghts dis
ease BY this preparation.
Seeing Washington Mclean here during the week,
inquired about Presidential possibilities He thought
that Tildcn would be renOminated. said ne; There
good many thousand Republicans, in my Judgment,
who want vote for the old man from conscientious
apprCheHsions about having left him out before.
think" said lr. Mclean that Tiden is Of the best
informed chiefs the Democratic party has since the
days og Madison. His brief strong ideas,
in combinations and in reforms Had he been seated in
1877 there would have been very agreeable transfOr
nation IN our prjUlices and society. As far az Hayes
a concerned" said Mr.. Mclean, "Inever blamed him
personally for taking the that think Tlden's,
because his party would have torn him all TO pieces he
had hesated They would have accused him. no doubt,
OF having sold out his rights the office for Of
IL
have been mysthed it. 7 knew Hayes" said Mr..
Mclean, tvcnty--even years ago. He ia one Of the
luckicst Non who ever lived without having any
especial genius his aims always respectable, and
such luck 7 never saw. He heat almost everybody IN
State Allen and Thurman and Pendle0n, knocking
thom all oVer and be got the Presidency TOO There is
Mrs Warren I'm Cincinnati who knew him from the time
he came there and -he predicted six years ago.
before elected that he would Dc PRESIDENT Of The
United states in 1876 the Centennial yea" After stan
leg Matthews was confr1ed," said Mr.. Mclean, which
assisted do because he had been my friend and coun
sellor for many years Mr.. Hayes wrote me letter
handsome thing I ever received. He Is a man OF
good scnsibiites and take It all in all, he conducted
himself in that Office modesty and we'll"
SAT- Lake City small factor in advancing cviiza-
ton notwithstanding It's queer religion. As Denver by
the vgor Of it, people grew into such proportions that
the Burlington Railroad could afford extend out TO
and challenge the former monopoly so Salt Lake became
important enough 10 it railroad from Denver,
aud the salt Lake people themselves are trying TO
build TO San Francisco. Much of vgor OF the Nor
mons comes from their sincerity While DO not be-
eve any OF their revelation, most Of the Aobns be-
lievc it az implicitly ~ an old CaviHlst believes hs
Westminster catcohsm. George Q. Cannon for exam
pe Il as pure inside OF the pOlygamus selajiOn,
and az anatcal old Joab in the days OF King DsEi
He knows no other faith having been brought up tls
from childhood
The Mormon tradition was a daring and Wen
adapted to seize upon the supersitiOns Ok
pioneer race followed the historians and archeolO
ss into America and attempted to solve the problem Of
former planted here by Divine guidance and then
obliterated its sins, by the American Indians. yet
leaving It's sacred records be rescued in purer
time by prophets hand and lead the original dis
nsaon TO empire Something Of the character Of the
Dead Sea and the Jordan and Of the sacred mountains
lies around those people and th have applied old Bible
names To their localities. Down their streets sparkle
the from the snowy mOuntainsides and
they draw their drinking waters from upland lake by
an easy aIueduct. While theOcracy, they pro
mote the dance and the theatre Believing that the
world il growing marriage and to the propa
CATION Of large families they extend the opposite absurd
ity of plural wives and families everywhere.
The Mor1nons have passed through all kinds Of trihu
laons; they made their original home where the James
boys have since dpored and lost that beautiful domain
which has ever since been blasted by barbarism and
ferocity Then they made another city on the Upper
Mississippi and built homes and grew into such promi
nence that their prophet soemny announced himself
a candidate for President Of the United States Next
their furnished tarried winter or two near the
site OF Omaha During the Mexican war they were 90
unemployed that the went into the American army
and formed the Mormon legion. Next they found the
vale in wlrich they have pitched their institutions and
have expanded TO the proportions o. State But for
their religion they would have been State before the
present time perhaps before Colorado The late
delegate Hooper, who Mormon, though not
uoyl7lmist once told that his only hope I'm the