New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-21

Bition Of the great mass OF Amscaa women, as II shoad
be-"
w,su,SoroS Time oo-Gensral B. r. Butler called at
tn. Whit. House to-day and had interview with
the President
WASHINGTON June oO.-The President accompanied BY
Secretary Lincoln sharp, of New York ar
rived in Washington last night about III O'clock Tne
party made the trip from New York to Alexandria IN me
Dispatch, and came from the latter Guy 20 h s,sss oi
Ia steam launch General sharpe Will DC lne s"S"S "
the President for several days
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TALKS ABOUT TOWN
WORKING FOR FREE TRADE
Val,r Gratis Columbus ohio President Hooking
Valev Coal AMI Iron Ooapony-I met some OF the Bos
ton Independents wAile they were here asked than
they wanted the Democratic freetraers to secure pos
session OF the Government They said they were iof re-
form Democrat preference to Blaine. Tho socaied 70
form Demscrats all tariff reformers-free traders
That was all could make out OF their movement Thoy
want the country to the frecrads element
TOO MANY MEN IN THE TRADE. =
s. r. Angeor, sfeacard oxford Club, Brooklyn.-Ths
catering business like everything else has its unlucky
and its lucky followers. Now there Is Maresi VINO mas
lust sod out TO his brOhsrinlaw, MazettL lie pFoD
ably worth sl50oo0 10 100000. few years ago no
was turning the crank Of icecreamreezsr AT Purs-
sells. The Italians are extremely saving TaSe frehcn
men, and they get on, but not so fast The business
growing, but there are too many men In 10.
NO FAITH IN THE INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT.
Professor Benfrutn Siiiman, Of Yale Cotege.-l have
no faith in the Independent movement IL eonfned 70
Boston and two other cities The Democrsue
party deserving OF nothing at the hands OF the voters
The cohesive power holds h together nothing ous
the attraction OF spols They have no principles they
are voting for or anything of the kind In ast wouh
rather have James G. Blaine for President Win the no
publican party behind him George Washington WITH
the Democratic party behind him.
THE WEST TO WAKE THE EAST
John g. GLOrer. OF Indiana, Cniied States Consul al
Harr.-Indans IA ablazs for Blaine. He has bsen tho
fayorte OF the Of Indiana Republicans Tor years
and years He will have enthusiastic and working
support there which will carry him through in the cleo
ton by handsome majority In that State look for HE
election by large majority Of the electoral vote. The
entire West alive the issue for Blame and Westen
orators viii the East before the campaign closes
THE STRENGTH OF HIGH BRIDGE.
Salem H. Wales Park Comm ssiOner.-The idea OF max
ing High Bridge thoroughfare for general travel I'M
practicable AS massive the structure looks II was nof
built with the view OF the kind Of wear that IL would
nave within very years opened for that purpose.
The piers constructed piles and was told ny ths
engineers recently that there was some fear thai the
bridge would carry the increased weight OF water
additional supply for the city will make necessary
This subject discussed The new bridge over the
Harlem win be about half mile above High Bridge.
think there many living who will sec several large
bridges across the Harlem IN that nelghborhood.
HEARTY SUPPORT FOR TIE sTANDARD-BEARER.
Norris Priesam, Collector Internal Rerenue-Thereh
plenty Of hard before the Republican party-thers
always ls But Blaine and Logan will be handsomely
elected Why OF these people have thought becauss
am an office holder under Mr. Arthur that might bo
ukewarm They very much mistaken. lowe my po-
any man, but my party. The party has
selected its standardbearers, and my hearty suppos
shall 90 with that selection.
SOFT COAL FOR RIVER STEAMERS
Captain Ledry, Of The Steamboat Pleasant Vdikey-You
have noticed what a long line OF black smoke leave
behind us. We've trying the soft btuminOus coal
instead OF anthracite dirty smoke hatt makes and
it would be pity II all the took to using It.
The air wouldn't be nearly clear as It Is now.
You scarcely the smoke from Anthracite coal.
Soft coal has many advantages is much cheaper than
anthracite, and it makes quick hot fire. The Hoboken
ferry-boats also trying the same experiment
A MAsTERLY CAMPAIGN Abb CERTAIN VICTORY.
Congressman ". d. WaShomTt, Of Ninnesotd.-Mr.
Banes nomin alton has been well received in Minnesota
well throughout the entire West. He will certainly
be elected Tho entire drift is in that direction. The lit
Ito furry Of opposition HIM expressed is by
aeans great has met former candidates without
disturbing their chances II will all blow in little
while IL is even now beginning to die out having spent
its force and having gathering power behind it, We
shall have mastsrly campaign and certain victory.
Mr.. BLAINE PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN.
Thomas e. Stewart LdIcyer-I have been Blaine man
for years. know Mr. Blaine personally, and he has
equal in this country to ability to I'LL the position Of
President His whole life has been identified with the
progressive spirit of Americansm. II about time that
we had somebody at the head Of the Government who
would make thaides felt By this mean that In the past
years Government has taken steps that amounted
to anything toward increasing the commerce OF the
country and to build up shipping interests, and TO
give Government that position that ought to have
among NatiOnS