New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
DER said the Governor, "when 1t has even that much
legs TO walk ont"

the ex- Governor How did Adams and Jefferson de-
scribe each other How Jackson and j. q. Adams, how
| Grant and johnson How Harrison and Jackson
| How Arthur and Hayes How Garfield and Grant Y
"Wen" spoke the Governor meditatvely, "Quincy
Adams did not darlze General Jacksons scandal TOO
politely Hunt IL up" So here II IS recorded the very
day OF 500 that George Adams the committed sui
| eide Mrs Eaton is the daughter Of man nameu
ONee who years since kept tavern and failed so
that his house sold TO pay bis debts. Mrs La'oh
was wife TO purser IN the Navy named Undertake
who being service abroad his wife lived at her IA
ihers where Mrs. Eaton and General Jackson, Wheh u
Senator, dodgers When ONeels house was sofa IL
was purchased by Mr. Eaton. Very shortly after TIN
berlake died Eaton married bis widow Her reputation
not in good OdOr, and when Eaton was appointed
Secretary of War grave question arose among the dg
nitaries high and low whether Mrs. Eaton was 10 asso
catA with their wives. This question has occasioheua
schism in the party OF whom have more ana some
less of moral scr1ple the Vce-Presidents wife, Mrs
Calhoun being the vrtuOus, and having then declared
that rather than endure the contamination OF Mrs.
Eatons company she would not come to Washington this
winter; and accordingly she remains In the uhtahleu
| atmosphere of South Carolina"
Mr.. tombstone who represented Canterbury many
years In the British Parliament and has been many
times In this country observed last week: regard
mining in the Western States better investment now
than cattle ranches, the mines are very cheap
and OF favor, and ranches dear and popular Ulan
has the best mines have think Mexico VIII be
fonnd the best mining REGION and that will drain the
mining enterprise from the American mines aud be the
pripcpa compensation railroad building in that d.
recton From what near the American feeling Is rap
idly increasing republic and their destnies seem
| to be closer"
Beer is coming in David G. Yucnglng said to me;
ave make the best beer in the world in the United
States my father out here from Wurenberg III
1928 as brewer. before lager was known aud he
and ~ hp
the country After the went TO Richmond. Viz
ginfa and put half million dollars in n brewery ana
came back without dollar and by hard labor have
made another fortune In NewYOrk; the farmers OF Viz
gnia forced their the manufacturers making
me pay s5 cents a barrel my beer and admitting dis
tan beers free; the railroads would bring beer from
NewYork and Baltimore at less than they would carry
Il twenty miles ont OF Richmond for The brewery
IS there yet idle and brewer has been successful IN
the South; they won't drink Lager beer such "a
nv father rpen in vaults without Ice turned sour
in July The icehouses used are IA much an ini-
movement as the addition and wheat sugar ia
TO the barley sugar and that is the extent OF "ht Is
called adulteration in any wel-fatEered New-Iork
beer"
The striking committees at Albany apparently pre-
pairing "a summers campaign II they can hnd any
tinld lamb pick up. Mr.. James ID. Fish found the
Globe Lie Insurance Company TO owe fiscal Institution
100000 and paid 1t of compelled 10y law; this
large sum was ingeniuusy and mendaciousy added TO
the expenses receisership and IN report mado
TO contrast markedly" with some other party's re-
ceiversip Mr. Fish observes didn't give those Eel
lows cent when they hung around here last fall Nr
Jewett adds: had good many messages that hhd
better SETTLE but a good opportunity shall settle
In police court
The Nickel Plate Railroad has a telegraph line not
leased by any existing telegraph corporation; the Hud-
son River West Railroad Is building another nde-
pendent line Result: new line to Chicago Mr.
Vanderbilt recently stated that ne was not the New
York Central Railroad having made Large dispos7
there MAY It the purchasers OF the Nickel
Plate Railroad were looking annities with the new
line from Bniialo to WORK and Boston Might some
of the younger vanderb for instance have set up for
themselves
Miss Brush. who has made embroidery decorations
in the Vanderbilt hodses is Of two accomplished Sis
ters the other being artist, who reside Win thcir
mother in New-York.
Are there any learned women nowadaysf or any CO. |
ordlnately. not t. say Unfortunately posted huch Tor
instance as Louisa Cathaine Adams. OF whom vei! hie
Is known compared TO her mother-in law the natcbcss
Abigail Adams. The wife OF he second President Of AZ
name appears from old book Of pedsrees POSSESS to
have been OF an English mother and father VINO never
resided much after his early youth although
he was born IN Maryland This MIR Joshua johnson |
lived abroad during the whole Revolutionary war his
son-aw made few references his wife. and this Is
the chief dated 1879 My wife has made translation
OF the first and second Acbiades OF Pinto from that oil
Dacier In the 'Bbliotheque des Philosopher She |
made 1t for the benefit OF her sons, ana LAS morning
finished the revsai it, In which have made very ittle
alteration read the first Alcbiades at Auleul III inc
year 1854. at the age Of seventeen"
President Arthur has been lending money on real
estate in this city, and alter he became President
raid Of an obligation left upon him BY the failure OF the
Murphy real estate pool OF 1872 His wife had few
thosand doars His present Secretary of the Treasury
ip connection with his feowState Senator's Crowley
and Humphreys passed the tax dill during Fenons Ad-
ministraon under which Nr. Arthur was made counsel
biz salary In this city.
Mr. Joseph Cooke proprietor of wilards at Washing
ton W no died week. taken win eyc-trOubles.
mist forming upon his eyeand then ring or rings being
on the line ami then eye could hardly
at ALL the other became dim. Finally lac
was unable to recognize persons unless very close ana
had TO stop reading. lie came to New-YOrK month |
ago 10 have his kidneys tested Previous tests had
shown no ang there the last grave signs OF Brights
disease lie ordered 20 South, but death was too
yigilant for that He OF the most gentle and
merchant-lke In the hotel business model IN the
family and a thoughtful rend. lie connected by |
marriage with Papiwean the celebrated Canadian rebel
nd great friend OF the younger Papi@ean.
The subject exercise ~ the Chief Magistrate makes
timely the personal confession OF John Quincy Adams
this subject. lie swimmer. Two days after he |
entered his eghtletn year he recorded: rose this
morning with the dawn. aud. drawn by irresistible
Impulse walked the lower Tiber bridge 10 old
bathing spot the margin OF the Potomac tprobably
behind the Naval Observatory Hin at what Is called
BradIQck's Rocky. "And where, under the shelter OF
the high blum yet remaining, bathed and swan from
five 10 minutes. out dressed myself and walked
home As went the hill to tho edge of the water
| found three young men, neither Of whom knew,
already the river and heard Of them There
is John Quincy Adams. They had their clothes at
OF my old standard rocks: but without noticing ds
turbing them found another rock few rods higher to-
ward bridge. where left my clothes. The
tide was low and the time not convenient for entering
the river, but succeeded In obtaining the bath for