New-York tribune., 1884-12-14
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
MEN AND THINGS, THE COUNTRY ROUND
THE PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS or BROAD
WAY LOUNGER.

Of Mr.. Blaine. The New YORK mcfcnaiis h'N' WV W"
their to spite their Trade is not only no bcr
but is worse and portion Of tho present discharge OF
labor Is tho result of poiicobu-ness intrcs 10 get the
advantage in the pending commercial trealleS NV
sugar indicate in cuba has millions III the pi'S'"'
treaty he showed right through and the present
sugar crop marketed here The tobacco treaty hoh WIN
Cuba and Mexico viii unequally affect our mantiactr
giving the first advantage to those best informed
aud best prepared get to work. Mean
time not only Louisiana sugar is to DE
abandoned at the moment Mr.. Arthur touches the
little he'll to open her exhibition, but the tobacco grow
crs Of Pennsylvania the West and Wisconsin are to be
Fo,erc ~ existence. Nou dsposscss one OF thesc
industries and yOn crowd the rcst our true policy Is 10
smoke own tobacco which Is next best to the Cuban
girs and is the best for pipe smoking. The few
people who Import their cigar may pay it rs Eng
Land makes them do Cigarmaking is the only universal
industry in the couutry every village ia making rs own
Hence the fine going under those commercial
treaties which Mr. Morrison calls Jobs, every one or
them"
The bcst offices now are International attorncyslhps
under the light feather that too much forthe hepun
lican camels back.
TiGnnys began business In ls37 in small dwelling
house which made into store. The partners were
four hrothcrsinaw from Connecticut and stationers
Their Christmas sales that year amounted to s6Io The
war made the house great In the sword and badge trade
The ia,cmcycrs began sugar refining in New.York In
=. eG5 the stunrts IN lsj2.
saw Mt the sicphonson comrant's factory
last week; the sgn "complco" un tho end ri
~ tear signlblng that VI was WV
,nd that nn mora reopin vnnii hr admitted IN ~
rnp, ~ ran" nrahs tho asals ahpn, iirta MIR meah'
renpie tiuans oh each uthar plotins each "nts ime
eta ahd heiHa hui,d to "hiuNu q htiln "iir'" wy
the conductor in iHil stephenson hesah hNil'lhs ''
nibuses fo nroVer an tno nes year he hnIlt th' N7'
street ear and Ia is1l huiit his present ah"l"
Mr. Levi r. Morton supported iiiiue win money ""'
moral aid and supports American Industry a. It" q"
the Courts of Europe support their own Industries -
Mr.. Morton another lIard ON the NM
Federal Judges are just beginning to 60 mad IN deor-"
as Cleveland is coming They all we're born IN Ne"
Hampshire, aud would have been " our best 'l'@'n''
sah" under Riaine's Administrations nope an '"e''
timely lunac. will be supplemented with cauiihower
or nugwump. Is the Count Johannes alive
spain has spent millions dollars to corrupt American
diplomacy and the press The Cuban insurrectlon was
Suppressed by spanish subsidy here
In1slo Narcisso Lopez native Of Venezuela arrived
I'm the United States and Mr. Cahodn called twice upon
him He sent Lopez to General Qutman Governor ot
Missi.sippi who was a native of NcwYork state, and
who had Southern division Of recent Mexican veterans
scattered from Charleston NcwOrcans. Lopez took 10
Carlcnas Cuba, men Ike O'iIara Wheat, Pickett ana
Hawkins generally Kcntucans. They returned 10 hey
West chased by spanish war steamer. Quitman now
prepared 90. whcna United states Grand jury nde'H
him In August, lsjl,a great meeting was held at Mont
comcrv. Alabama In behalf OF Cuban Independence
Two thousand volunteers forwarded New Orleans.
whence Lopez hal sailed once more with Crittenden.
Il fore The relnforcements could embark Lopez had been
garrotcd and Criitendcn shot revive those facts Tor
the instruction OF the raternilns administration now
trying to beat each other into Cuba and both terribly
afraid that Blaine VIII land from Elba and shake his
gray riding coat
Who Is the President of Cuba 7 that the Lcelsotu-c
which is always wanting " shuga! -
II we only had Cuba we should have a sweet thing IN
our lap General Bragg could love her for the oheies
she has made.
Onlysxtynillons ofincorporated companies were Glcd
here la, week some to make patent icwsharps some to
wind up clocks TO keep smokers from failing over
car Dashboard. - the cort burn the mules Every
conuanv ha, a young man in it whose fixed employment
/. 10 1attcr some married and borrow Ina board
money some companies to parallel receivers hirs
others are TO flank iunctions Oh many of these icor-
poratious n can be wisely said THAI man is known 10y
the Company" hc keeps.
Auan ci.hty-two year, old next April lived when
Louisiana wa, accepted American territory. Now.
states cut OF that territory want 10 destroy some
mii"on' oi sugar i"i''' wy ye'l - ''''
,,.,.,, r,-, so,y olereland and was asked if the
Presidential Office was or purely executive. Mr..
Bayard ab,euty replied that the Cheyacr Bayard had
not II is true ever married, yet be had very pure de
.ccndants which accounted for the miraculous there
,.....,.,l. .vbf,b .t.ro dn yon fall into
..t.l .,,. .y.ir,,i,,,,,r pc ~.il povar.l.
"'.' ,,,,.u, ,,l i,o l,,,r'nl,,. nrt fall q.
.,n,l a. no. IDLE so as to Dee charged mp to the
eouth's quo'um
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