New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07

to make em think I'm not In tho play at ALL
met General A. ]. Warner OF ohio at tho Assor
House on wednesday HO is a tall. big-framed Western
type Of manhood with high, thoughtful forehead and
a frank, open face frngcd With stubbly beard His
library on finance is Of tho finest In America Tho
General Is considered cranky on silver which Is his
hobby, but ho Is always entertaining and Instructive
when one dsagrces with HIM lie told me that tno
primary steps have been taken for an agreement OF
diverse interests In Congress on measure to suspend
syer coinage and issue certificates on bullion OF stand
ard aneness at Its market price the day OF deposit
Alfred Cooke, the Leeds, England printer and almanac
maker, handed mo q small sample book from which
gather soma curious notions. On sample OF Taxpayers
nnd serIs, OF Autographs OF scenes In America The
Capitol ut Washington, the White House. Wlshingtons
tome and the Falls OF Niagara are pictured surrounded
with 1la work. shields, eagles banners lnscrlDeu
EpRribx unun. and bits OF verse Othot ue.ns g.
alphabet rhymes for the little folks am told That the
English working people have been educated mp TO TINS
sort Of advertising with the throwing in Of ehromos
until they win not buy goods at stores where plain wrap
ping paper Ia used and no presents arc sNeh
Ex-senator willard Warner, OF Alabama, comes TO
Eew-York occasionally business. met him yester-
day the fifth Avenue Hotel lie 10 small In stature
and dresses like prosperous professional man. The
Senator IA an ohioan He was "a Inachinist at Newark
before tho war; and built the shops since widely known
under the name OF Blandys After career In the army
he went South TO raise cotton. The cotton worm was
MASTER and politics promised better Immediate results
so he became United States Senator Before MS term
had expired he had become interested IN he
nsnt OF the natural resources OF MS aaepteo 2t.o
Is engaged now In making Iron ~ iecuInsen' r S1 nas
already found II profitable. he SAID 70 mo 70 n,o
pushed our iron all the West, wneie VIC an
advantage in freighs, and We arc even puiag aYm
In tho East. sold iron recently IN frevuence 40
freight TO Cincinnati is 50 10 per gross Ton OF zs4V
and the ocean 81 TO- We can compete WIN ahg nea
In this country ~ making ordinary IRON n, as e,s
Ing Rock region there small furnaces spoeaai
high grade that touoh but tnoy only turn
out nine or ten tons q day."
Ex-secrctary Robeson, OF Nev7Jersey, whose face
made familiar by carcatures Is much IN New-fork no
lives for weeks at time with hs wifo at theBrevoors
House met him in the Fifth avenue Hotel the otner
day, jovia rotund. complainant eeamins es ever 10
is not ut all worried the renewal oil attacks on
him He said to friend :" The Navy Department never
handled dollar OF the funds appropriatet ~
The Treasury Gully handled the funas out TIE
Books The vouchers all thsro for every sn o. sx
pendiure The naval service Is on record IN az tnese
fnatters These records viii show every step taken py
Congress- by the Secretaries Of the Navy the naval
officers the reasons for such step, and every Seta
excited gentleman who arc just now making tns AT
resound."
get this bit of information by istter from friend
abroad: Mr. Foster, Minister to srain. Is gooo