New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04

months or tho winter season. For his additional 5000
my friend gets the apartment for the otncr Six months OF
the year.
T.. II. Ammdown, who has been interested In the
formation Of National Protective Tariff League, said
to me yesterday: We have been working away at this
thing nearly year. The intention has been from the
complete organization that In al respects
should I'LL the position in this country that the Golden
Club OCCUPIES England except to the principles that
are to DO advocated II is probable that the entire
organization will be announced soon. IL Will comprise
officers in every State in the Union To perfect this plan
ternned that time enough should be taken so that the
Toss Ton The q re 20 o ops
OF national but OF international reputation at the head OF
toned among others as desirable head Of the League
II will be In full operation this winter"
Police Justice Jacob NJ Patterson, who is OF the
of the justices this CITY, said to last
night: am dsgusted with some OF the newspaper re
ports of police court affairs they appear from day to
day. To them Is to give the idea that the JUS
tces OF New York lot OF buffoons There Incl
dents in courts every day that would make much
better subjects for a mans pen than the imaginary
that pictured, IL they actual
In my few weeks ago big Trishman
brought up for smashing tie windows of Chinese aun
dry You can't take the haythen's word for what hap
pened judge said the fellow struck with the
force OF that argument at NO., Ireped, soemnly
but can take your word Put your hand on tho book
and be sworn Tho big chap fairly shook and turned
aid you know that 1t better that you should 20 up
for six months smash a thousand Windows than to
break that oath made your Maker In the presence OF
this court. Will you tell mo the truthP Il WILL said
he. Did you break the Chinaman's Window Il did,
your honor sick and and out OF money and
he wouldn't give my clothes and got ugly. !
wasn't drunk The man was shaking IKE q lesi Wild
the effort. had TO stop moment 10 consider his case
L haven't . cent in the world Judge. and am
SICK but will promise to pay him IN month You
"A ftaf a n.Nnfh IN M n
big fellow stopped me ut night as was going into my
house i turned ont to be my man the window breaker
I've been in the hospital every day since promised you
cate for it, so that you may see that I bonost. 1
thought and tell you why hadn't paid him
yet ns SS nss e @ pay t the
,erward Now there was something worth while TO tell
but OF the scriObers who come around the
courts to prefer TO write absolute fiction"
Justice Patterson told that not infrequeny. owing
to pathetic stories told in the press about offenders, he
has money sent TO him to be given to the supposed vi"
Tins This Is especially the where women are repro
sented beng mothers OF large families They mar
told cock-and-bu story which the reporter has
based his tale and are GENERALLY thieves or pckp
All such money returned To the donor by policeman
with the notification that the charity is misplaced
Congressman Ira Davenport, the Republican candidate
for Governors accomplished scholar student and
nguist The D1yenports Of history have been men oil
learning The first minister at Now Haven C0nnecti-
cut was John Davenport. He native o; Coventry,
Of ST. Stephens Church About 1880 he came in conici
with tho notorious Bishop aud AMI three years later
was ced resign and to Holland The occasion oil
this engaging In the purchase OF church LANDS In
the hands OF aymen for the benefit OF poor congrcga-
tons lie had made great progress when LAND inter
rupted him, fearing that the plan would turn to tho
nenent of the NODcOnformsts Davenport turned Nom
conformst himself He hal n controversy in Holland
over the general baptism Of children against which he
argued lie went back to England before he came to
America. MASSACHUSETTS WAS in 1897 such hotbed OF
religious discussion that hc went in the following y9ar
after coming here % help found the colony or New
Haven where he preached under an oas tree on the rs
Sunday after his arrival For thirty years he preached
IN New Haven and was active Ia tho Civil Government
the thriving town. The Bible was the basis OF Civll
Admins, aud there Is no mention In that BOOK
OF trial by jury it had 90 place IN TIE newly tounsa
state Wien Constituent AssomLy was IormeL ~ To-.
it resolved that nono but church members SHOULD De
eligible it, THIS gave Davenport the Keys ot political
inyiteI to participate with Hooker and Cotton IN the
Westminster Assembly OF Dyiues. 1t was ia lis house
when they fed from pursutand be publicly exhortef his
people not 10 beray them Along In tic sixties OF mat
century he was engaged in urther controversy tho
general baptism OF cildren,agast Which lie had always
taken sides lie died at Boston Ia 1870.
Another Davenport OF history Addlngton Daven-
port. an eminent lawyer graduate Of Harvard. lie
travelled FOR number OF years in England Spain and
tue West Indies before settling down the Practice or
law IL which he earned such distinction to be made
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF Massachusetts, In l7l9
Tho family OF Ira Davenport startel In 1912 with
Thomas Davenport. who came over from England.
Efforts to trace relationship to John Davenport have
rcen made without success. There distant ro-
ationship OF some kind. | asked Mr. Davenport HIM
SELF tho other day, about his scotch ancestry a e
rcpcl langhIugy: lhat has never been tracei n be-
cause the re WAS much cattle stealing tie Scotch
border that was uacertah wEctc II 'aid orihs up
The latest thing in cigarettes il may be parioned
the seeming ball. Is chocolate. That Is TO cgarsto
have conceived the the idea OF giving away with
sc package OF the weeds tablet of chocolate. The
pectton is that children AMI especially girls will buy
the cigarettes with this chrome attachment" Tho
smoking OF cigarettes is on the increase anon; young
people. especially those attenlias school; ION may
OF boys stopping To light thcr cigarettes on
coming out OF the public schools
Jacob Hess told me yesterday that there Is positive
certainty that there will b5 two Democratic city tickets
il the field here in November Tho attempt to bring the
County Democracy and Tammdny together seems !e.
and likely DO successful the date OF election
approaches.
| was chatting the other night at tho Hoffman
House with T. T. Bcaucha'ap late COusul at 81. Gale
Switzerland, when he told Of the manner in which
appropriations OF public funds are guarded III that re-
pabc The body corresponding to our Congress- has no
power the salaries of officials or To make any
extraordinary appropriations OF public moneys without
submitting the matter to a vote Of the pcolle. The
Minister for Switzerland. at Washington. Colonel Emile
Frey some time ago reported 10 his home Government
that his salary o. $4,000 year Inadequate 10 tie
requirements .! his position In this country The Assem-
bly, submitted to tie People the question whether ms
salary should he Increased that Is whether they might
increase II IN their Judgment they deemed l5
proper. Tho IN the negative. The matter was
dropped for but "aue up again 10y fr.sCn Ok
Colonel Frey rendering his resignation. when Ito QaeS-
OF Increase OF salary again rdiScl anu again
submitted anu uegatiyet Tho cause assigned 10y voters
they did believe that the WORK done or 10 10
worth any than the amount already liked IS
the salary Uf the position.
Mr.: Bcauchamp married a German lads OF Cologne.
lie told something Of the daily life OF tho honest and
long lived old burghers OF Germany he
tact with them. They all drink moderately slowly
aud regularly stated Intervals in the day. They drns
IL In the morning and they drink noon. they dnb
1t at dinner aLd they 20 to thor club at night and dLk
it there. They drink 1t ut supper nc night The Oh
chaps always take nap AFTER dinner and walk hHOrs
theY 10 tie C!nh ono haL Is CAANty Ike anO,art