New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

| ycsu. Eeunn Is u Hebrew ana tnlhh 0''""''
y, orr artists Mr. Pcixoto. Of clear jewish ocsco "
-, ,,oolI,Ire a pcturc OF Christ Henry hcinc' porn
| q ucbrew became a Christian and aiterW'u" INV
thinker. Last wcekI made railroad )ourh'! '' ."
certain town on the Erie Railroad where the u"n '
late the hotel proprietor coming In wl'h the u'S' u "
could got brought pork. and saw four Geh'cucno VI Wv
Mosoc stock take their pork with more zer' lh'n i'
81, I,digcreu,is,n or lazincss Is common TO no re-
clon, he False Prophet moving on the territories
of the sultan Is q case in point, Colonel |aDc "hi
ton who is at the St James Hotel eay@ that he l'nhu "
Mexico the women all cadets ana The men al III
| hdCls
Nv Ccorrc H. Forster now prominent il .lc coIneiso
| Tammany Hall Is singular recollection "hch 'n'u"
| of his appearance in the Rochester fcp"D."" 49,
yentiou Of ST. supporter oi MI Gurus anu
| at orco Conkne WHO was present anu ",' i,,,
| pla,t the chairman. MI. Forster called MI ".
spcech a dirty production. and II was Hlhu''lT "
NJ Corl,u,s countcnanco when this was Nalu' 10 Il "'
| thought Mr. Forster might be fch'''"E w w.,
! posscsson,Tcry the great man h'"''' .
J bowexcr that Mr. Forster was ON iaiIi! "E'''"' ~
,,h Ne C,r,lpr dnring tho recess when though'
,bo, HIS race could not bc very deep IL c'r'"Ili'
melancholy reelection the progress OF reform anu uo
onc of boss rule il .hcy lead right into the centre q" nc
Tamnany camp However. there Is "a certain "cEi VI
radicali-m which always brings up ltdct'oaI9' i" Ivy
HAYWOOD q very plausible man tIaNeheu 'h'""t" Wv
country DESTROYING at once the Old and tho New lcs'a-
! mCuts. HIS lhmc WIS JoN' Il" '"' h''' ''''
been clergyman. After more snocrns al th' S'iPI"o'
than Tom raIne was capable o. this gentleman was
Informed returned into the bosom OF me 'h''cn '" va"
| baptized and died zcn"t
Vest md Bu;lor haze not been able 60 agree on IN"
greatest Of all principles with the Solid SOUTH the mater
Of subsidy Vest va. tho especial orator o 'io L'''
Cause in Missouri aud constituted himself 10 some OK
tcni wandering government and ASSUMES never 10 nave
been reconauercd reconstructed IN the Iuii Son''
though h!s fields OF battle have mol bteh sihSu"'!
President Arthur has t,ken very hihui! 10 nun ""'.
carried him along iunkeng expeditions 'u''T IN VI
military family which has played ita part III at ''''
wo var, ON This continent hut he ha been quite - curl
ous to understand the Northern people - to stand on
stts Ii Is raid that Commodore leITy 'o"u i'n' III
h vo,,s south Carolina although the pioneer state Tor
accession finished her fighting in the man "hoh INC war
closed There have been rohhcr bandits, stopping
trains in that state ducnS has almo' pa'scu
o of xisteuco through the respectable example SCI u!
Mr. Dawson an Engli,hman and Catholic VINO Johtu
the Confederate Army ayoluacer from te "'h'' sue
Of the water South Carolina once u0n time was ,"e
closest ally Of NoYorl and Massachusetts, Wheh thc IL
nucpoe Of Alexander Hamilton chose from the former
State the Presidential candidate to run against Jefferson
and Jobu Adams II has been said by old army ohc'r7
that the South Carolina people possess moro genus 'a
any Southern stock Since the war they nave oeNo'o"'
cspeti tally in the northern portion OF Sou'h caro'"'
some Of the most cntcrprlsnG towns in ihc Union ana
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line and erected a statue of the hero OF Co"icu-'
The investigators into the late star Houto frauds do not
| respect each other. Investigations OF Congressional
character are to bc measured by tho quality Of tho pr
sou conducting them. There some men in Congie"
not N for ANYTHING else but to investigate such an IA
vestigator almost invariably ends his career hV setting
in the District Of Columbia lawyer to defend men
| needing Investigation. An investigation when Is
ordered naturally and heartily by Congress takes upon
Itself the character OF that vote .Suc an investigation
os c lest ono into the OF the District OF Co
u,nia presided over by Mr. Hugh i. Jewctt no" pre~l
dent of the Erie Railroad But vhcn man has 'dliod IN
ol the wholesome departments OF pubic life. ard as The
last resort for sensation and noorcty becomes petty
! inouister, his book OF grace Is closed
Tn Tnpl,pd there Is public holiday voted by Parla
mtpt 10 the bank clerks aud the mover Of tho resolution
tecano "A national ayorc. In NewYOrk city the bank
clerks have II mutual benefit association, now hfteeh
wears old o president OF which is John H. Carr t"lief
in u,c Marine Bank. Many of the banks have contrib
ute1 to tLls Institution, their total subscriptions
amounting TO about The annual receipts, ineT
e,t ctc amount TO about $4,000. There ts perlna
ncnt fund now hand Of over $4,000 when any
member q. the ASSOCIATION dies each member of tie
association contributes small c' money in pac" "r
the annual dues
The standard OH Company. which is 20 much talked
about and little understood has is headquarters IN
this city aud its executive board IL Sd u" hod meet
ing Oh every buslncs day IN the year. Tho capital oil
,h conpaly Il not very large perhaps three OF t0ur
million dolars hut tho capital OF this trust company
which manage, the fiscal affairs O the Standard Is said to
be a, high a. seventy millions. Whatever Do the C"htal
IT. paya per cent aud the stocL sells In the ncShDoihOou
of r9r The mon considered in the oil regions 10 be c
master spIrits Of this company are both very !oHnS MI
Rockefeller aud Mr. Archibold tho latter + hardly thirty
ears of age lie the NJ Methodist preacher in
the oil regions and developed genius Tor commerce ana
executive work when moro lad iii country 'nk ana
lis employer gave him the capital t" start an OF re
Arcry lie attends tho dotos OF this huge company.
which has hardly parallel on the globo for breadth OF
conocptjo ard nintudc OF particulars. II this were An
rugI,-h company it would rank almost with tho East
India Company ~ the time Of Warren Hastings. II TO
hc observed that the chief operators against 1t are them
so,ro. sneculators Mr James Kcone OF tho
loading sirts III the tval pipe line Tue standards pipe
line a separate corporation known as The National
Transit COMPANY and its pipes lie buried side by side
and arc six Inches In diameter and Is said th tho ighI
of ypy was acquired for about SJoO mile Ihclf 'ee
cronb Is nm enormous also. Tho flow OF oil Is
ohou 60 600 barrels a day, understand, and this com
many keeps Its tanks or piles or rtnncTles from
% ooo oo Ia G 900 600 bdTrois ak tho time. Its prOits
are derived from storing and forwarding the oil. which
uoys u cents barrel per annum Tor storage ara ~
cents barrel for transI ortatcn to the seahord Ihey
arc also the greatest exporters In the United states and
often nd out ship full of lamps to teach some heather
people now 10 burn AihciWth WI ~ 10 'u '"' ''''y
arc content with profit of half cent gallon on The
o Several Of the young in this company ore free
hearted generous men, and It il well known in the oil
rcions that Mr. Archbod provides for his former en-
nloyer who was unfortunate IN business
Iobseryc that the Legislature of Ohio has appropriated
money to return that state e body OF McGohan tho
| ,,rr,neap war CORES spondcnt who Buckeye boy
Tins ,c act Is an indication OF tho hghor respect paid
a, tho western States to who contribute through
c a!Iy press to the public nf"rnm'ion Ont thero the
newspaper i. tho book Attempts made to start cheap
nancrs have IN only two cases been successful
ana the full nickel five cents Is the price o the paper