New-York tribune., 1885-01-11

barrel This Is enough TO bring the ehtlrc reha"cr Va
Ireland right
Talking in his law office Charleston, the capital OF
West yirgna-as 1t is to be after the rst OF May next
with Goyernorelect Wilson. found MIN 10 ne haVo
of IIarpers Ferry. his mother sui lNeS' III INC
upper town called Bolivar, while his wife Is descehdaht
Of the Rev. John Cotton OF Boston, the first clergyman
OF the first church there and OF course she IL cohnec
tion remotey OF the Rev. Cotton Mater. who supern-
tended the witch trials John Cotton was the pastor "
Boston Church In England, and Anne hutchhson' u'c
first political martyr Of the female SEX was MS deugh'c"
nearer and followed to America with all her a'niy
merely TO hear him preach. The Cottons emgrated 10
Marietta the parent town Of the west ana MIS- VII
son, father bacame a builder up OF Charleston. which
nrcserves stesnboat line this day with old Marietta
and he is said of the best real men In Cpaes
ton or West Virginia, though shy On the other manu.
Governor Wilson, at the age OF twenty OF thereaoou'
was awakened one night his mothers house In Boil
var by hearing an unwOned noise OF wheels ana people
co,ns mat near o'clock In the morning. lie and his
p,rents looked over and saw "a great bowed wagon
passing followed by family carriage with people Walk
ing around both aud both wagons hied VITA people
Cotton Mather might have considered those peope
wlzarls they we're merely John Browns band. bringing
I'm the Washint and other prisoners Ihus the great
mental excltements OF tho seventeenth century are
oined in an election With those OF the nineteenth MI
Wilson's father and himself 1t Is said were armorers al
Harncrs Ferry. The salary OF Governor OF west VII
gnia Ia only 81 200 year The ne" state Caption thefe
will coat S2OOooo and Is of brick trimmed with west
virginia white sandstone and II has many pNohs anu
,urrcts Charleston Is the only American city paved
with bricks In the middle OF the street,, bricks turned
endw,se and set on wood They last well and have been
known two hundred years IN Holland.
Another sign of need for business Ia the competition
which strikes at everything. The Baltimore aad ONO
Railroad has not only started It's own telegraph system
to Int
ness fru its own lines the Pacific Ocean. Joining on
with Paoio Express aud making IL an i-
termedate company Robert Garrett was put INTO pusi
ness y his father at very carly aud for years was
I'm tho banking house Of Robert Garrett Sons. He
thus acquired a knowledge OF general speculative and
corr Grafton business and when he entered the railroad
service as cepresdent he put into operation good
many things.
Aswe look over the City OF Now-York it Is rather
astonishing 10 observe that there IA hardly single place
of cheap rcsort OF respectable nature in all the town.
Wealth has made cowarce in society aud the rich man
is afraid TO his daughters to any place where the
meet somebody else In jnc-tcnths OF these cases II
they would respectable ponr man VITA ior
me vet 10 make he would out letter than the
average ludc Tho social life OF New York Is the most
frgid on this continent 1t is rather boast here that
next-door neigh speak 20 each other People
say that 1t IL comfortable nSt1o bo annoyed py tue
people next door. is rather necessary Tor one 70 hu
his friends half q mile to y mile distant. Boston has
some pride In its society. AMI when the average New"
Yorker goes there expecting that this celebrated society
will be distinguished By its ne clothes he VIII he aston
ished 10 ma that It Is ~ OF the smpestlookng
people, ladies Indifferent about their GOWNS the men
seldom wearing dress coats ana whib oo"s III
rriyae families the whole charm OF tho society Is IN
its ovo mind aud good principle He who can sins or
reclte or talk we'll AMI who has been somewhere or
achieved something, finds In tho Boston circle responsive
and omen patures In Scw-York lie Il put down 10y line
clothes he sees around him and tho eTdcnce- OF eXcna
ture eveiy Yot uadcrt aith this New-i ofA sooe
thdo Ia doal Of vusarity Sot nerey The girii
who away with the groofns are ~ be considered o"
the girls who tried 10 run away with the sroos ana
stopped.
WALKING down Fi,th-avc not long with man well
Informed about families, Observed beautiful girl
entering n heard the of her distinguished
father Turning moment to look back NJ such apparent
be,uty and purity nv guide said: Sever mind. nov
there was 60 .chman In that hut they caught her
be ore se 20; quito on" n people knew eac ocf ana
vl,itod tho ne1t-door neshbor lIttlc psII1pa the
c,aohnan wonld not have much play, hut IN the-e
shallow Now-york lots when II i thc Eleven Com
mapl,nont not TO know the neTt-door ncigihor no"
nlural Il yomy 20 look into the back ya'd
and s,e tho proportions OF the hoster e rakcs and
cur11es and shows ls barred One can a least walk
In the back yard. AMI those co'chm'n nave nati'
way Of talkng which the average clnb dude may yainy
endeayor to initiate When they snlo II s real sniio
and not a ,lnt and pinGhlng up of tho eye-gl,s'i-
so old nature which at one Zine In the NEUROLOGICAL
days married To horses ani to CcntGrs. viii pea
si-t now and then ia promoting groom
n we arc TO have some harder tin o ia Sew-Yorh We
might ~ well have easier places OF amusement
How IL that many young mon la this city are mere
msbcrst Is it becIuse Of the barriers raised between
equals In all but money and In the knowledge Of I'M
In.
do NOT suppress the rnisohicyols spirit Tho great
stigma on the morality OF this city h that 1t 4 constantly
trying suppress some amnseinent which II does no.
approve OF Yhc giving Amusement whtevcr 10 com
pensntc ecrsfor. Tic variety shows are pfoiislons
scho,. OF ynl-irlty AMI VICE. but ~ tloy he wiped
what 81 to be substuied for tIon The beer saloons
are perhaps slgt Improvement on the concert saloons
INT there should ba some cheap social and
physical above these and perhaps II Is going TO be found
IN the skating rink.
People still live who hear the Spanish aud Maryland
and other earthquakes almost ioyiuly, proofs that
the Mierito sound.
Abnrl as tho aith OF sscon Adventiss may
its original pronulgltor. william Miller was man OF
remarkable talent. He born In 1871 Ia Massaohu-
sstt,. and received common school education. Hts
vocation was OF farmer IIo serye la the OF
1912 vounter, with the rank OF captain and. after
returning his farm, became interested ia studying tho
prophecies OF Danio, who predicts tho end OF all things
In time, times and half" specifying cue thousand
two hundred and ninoty days, AMI then thousand
three hundred aud thlry-ivo days as the time ="
Miller. by his interpretation OF prophetic time. an-
nounccd April r. 1sl3 the eventfu day. and began
preach his doctrine Of the Second Advent few
believed. while the many scofoi; yet he lab0red
earnestly and with apparent sincerity, to coyinoe his
feo OF the fearful disasters that awaited them.
Ho male thousands Of proseytes. aud died ls49.
His followers, though widely scattered, still esti-
mated ut $4,000 more says Mr. Rice, of Ohio
The PhiladelphIan looks into tho shop windows on
Clestnut-st. and hardly to In icpan Hail.
Tie New Yorker Is entirely that In own City