New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20

horizontal vein of ore which ia at least hrtyour fee
1snan ia st @rowine Thsre is considerable litigation
about The Iace. n the Denver and Rio Grands roao
reorganzed there will be railroad line 70 ASPEN
III short order"
am tho freetrade element In YORK mas
become very active in three months In the
organization OF society plan Of the Golden CLUB
to disseminate trade doctrines more thoroughly
over the country. 1t may be only coincidence, but IL
is fact thata the leaders in tho movement as far os
can find their Democrats who have been ac-
tive In organizations for political purposes In THIS cV
0nd Brooklyn.
Ex-senator Alexander Ramsey. of Minnesota who is o
member of UGah Commission under the Edmunds acs
to suppress poygamy here yesterday He calls Do
troIt his homo and intends to settle down there In
the Practice of law when bis term the Commission ex
pres He said to me that he could not talk about tho
matters that came before the Commission becar Sc their
work in q measure judicial He has wide ac-
quaintance in this city among business men ana nc re-
marked: never to New-Y York that do not nnd
general run OF commercial and men engae ed In
business complaining that times are hard; Ihese rs
something about the business LIE OF New YORK wneIo
men hazard every day on turn OF the caras enough W
make break them. to give the business mind douot
ing and questioning turn Things never look brignS
when have large risks involved have been COM
Ing here for years and cave never found very much
difference in the statements OF friends abont basne
at any time as they are inclined to paint them
Iran across A. NJ Kelley, somewhat known to fane In
connection with the missions italy and Austria he
walking down Ffth-ave. yesterday lie told mo
had several engagements to lecture but nchds
to begin the active practice OF law In this city sfte Jan
As Old newspaper man. he drops naturally ino
confidential relations with newspaper men, AM VIII 10
voted better fellow personally than he has been pct
ured politically.
Congressman Davenport tells this story about MS
perence at the Gsey House on his arrival there last
week: didn't say anything about what kini OF room
wanted but my belongings upstairs by boy ana
followed my leisure. I opened the door or my room
and stepped into paror half rs large as the LOBBY OF
the hotel. | wandered across aud opened another aop
AMI found myself in a bedroom nearly as large door
to this led into capacivus bath room ami another door
TO second bedroom. on the second bedroom was an
other bath room nd a small Ike q sittiag room
went down stairs and told them they had male n,sanc
and that guessed coull get along Win single room
and bath room cant AFFORD ne rae nign,p Sa9"
Congressman that Is the way they treat "OVerHors
Addison Cammack. the bear leader in Wall Street,
wanders into the Fifth Avenue Hotel nearly every ngt
He dresses like bear That is, he wears great ROACH
cotn oyercoat which broadens his square figure ont I'M
II gives bin the appearance OF big fat pear. "S
talking with HIN other night aboit NanierplJs
death when the question OF the dead mans fortune came
M never hear it discussed" said Canmack, bat
think of remark heard when Moses IAy "r dlsI aI
left So 100000. some one came down on 1L"isv an
whispered the inquiry mystcrODSly about, How III ch
did he leaver H. struck the wrong man after ns hrss
inou n, TWO for the answer WAS shouted every
RTg "''i' H. LII 1t ALL "'''" '''' ''N''
Ex Governor Van Zand OF Rhode Island has recollec-
lions OF Greeley that cause him to venerato the
memory OF the great editor. fused often 10 CLIMB up
into his editorial rooms before the days of elevators ITO
came frequently TO Providence 20 ta,k 20 tue farmers
remember story he told OF those occasions about
the poverty OF laud in portions OF Hew-Jer'ey lie
prospective purchaser Of land had gone taere
to look at piece OF property II struck him as barren
beyond description and he askeI the owner what coud
be raised on it, The reply chat would grow buck
wheat Then in his shrill and piping treble voice Mr..
Greeley the strangers reply bucA"Ae~t must p'
a fool Once came doAn on the tran fro1 hattt"ra
with Mr.. Greeley. The cars were crowded sih Non"h
in who had hig basket she "as WorlhG Wo iiah.
lie got M and gave her his ana stood up al we way
to New York. That was a characteristic acuoh'
Twas in the oce OF Erastus Wman the day before tho
banquet given TO Robert Garrett on Staen Island
He WAS as busy could be. but ne stopped long
enough to say things to about the banquet tat
have not been known It originally little dinner
that planned to lve Mr.. Garrett at nv house had
intended T. have about twenty five TO meet him.
BY the time the twenty five had been selected found
that as many more crowdng on my attention. NY
wife said she could oiate MY II we maze QUO
spread in the double ptrlors Then the idea 81 gong 70
tho Pavilion took shape aud before u n"d Drth u'l,.
my l.t hal gro gn To seventy five and TIE entire caeh
Island Rarral directory hal been taken "a - vi
Now list OF guests has reached Z22 snn " WIZ De
go. { don't know where to put them all. NReh get
pnchel for q at the banquet for some one rom 9nt-
SIDE take a Staten Island man by the meek anu Ht mn
out Of tell him. Here. now yOh are suih. 10
have tbs railroad you can get along WITHOUT '"'
dinner.
Judge Stevenson Burke, of Cleveland has forcible
way M stating the politics OF bis state He says that
vouug doctor gave calomeI in case OF fever. Ihe
pateut recovered The doctor wrote in his nOte-oooK
Calomel cures fever had another fever patient to
whom he gave caomel. The patient died INC yoahs
word sonetines" .he Judge says OHIO is a" re-
liable Republican state-sOmetmes.