New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
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burdened the Government stores for twenty years
Much Of II doubtless tho contribution OF the lo al
women aud children who spent much time at tina
benevolent task In 136lc The lint purchased nv
manufacturers Of linen paper, for which IL will mako
good stock Or Baxter is next to the highest medical
authority in the Army and authority HIS profess
SION asked him If lint In the treat.
ment OF wounds. He sad: The old picked lint is no
longer used The treatment OF wounds has undergone
complete change since TOE war was Then the custom
seeded by he Lister process which cOmprehende the uss
OF carb0ic acid sprays. That way tn the use oi A
week solution Of cOrros re sbinate We give wonn "a
now thorough irrigation AMI washing out AMI appca.
ton Of medcaed Qauze. The great thing now Ia gun.
shot wounds that they shall not be handled; no
PROBING. The two things sought TO ne accomplished are
We stop the hoe mp az once In order that no mcrObe
from the air can enter"
Congressman Burergh, OF whitehall Is Of the nost
nervOusly active in public Ire in this country neis
a well known figure in this city, where he often
on private and public business lie Is never still over
five mnutps at time AS worker at conventions he ia
one OF the who here there and everywhere.
He takes interest In politics far outside his own
district. chatting with him yesterday, When he
said: guess our fellows will begin to think 1t IL time TO
quit pulling down man who becomes prominent
leader through cause or another You cant kill of
all T. cartains in an army aud make any heacgay
Lave CAPTAINS in politics as well a. in war You can't
destroy your chine AMI let the OH fellows have
~ q without getting run over by H. You can't run
mol tIrs with PRAYER one good boss who has tho
interests Of his constituents at ncart Is OF more pretc
value country than score or reorinels who
shooting tier guns IN tho AR All te tlme We must
back 70 the Old plan 81 n sr pSry we nS.s
expect To succeed
An incident witch Mr. Burieigh related to me abou,
the campaign 1880 IL In point showing what kind
OF leadership he believes In ave got up tig mass
meeting at Ticouderoga" said he. II a monster
| affair The advertised spenkr Of the day was A. v.
Tepney OF Brooklyn. There q number OF OTHER
and Judge l. Bradford Prince among them
He was candidate for member OF the Assembly from
Long Island at the time, which accounted for the matter
Of his speech lie had ehcr engagement TO Deet aud
was put forward make the opening speech as Ls
might catch his train He began by praisIng the
dale for Assembly In county and telling about his
good record In the Assembly. was chairman OF the
mpetlne and after had heard few remarks In this
and the audience: rhs Is Republican meeting In a
doest matter il lose every As.embyman in the state
so we President And the nominee for Assembly
man won't take his chances under the nag OF The
residential canlfate doesn't deserve TO he elected,
hear discussion OF National ISSUES and beg
brooklyn Well, the audience az Dlande'l what did.
and JTdeo Prince himself. while guess lie VS.
believe that kind OF work ia every campaign. II
will work al ways and earnestly for the head OF the ticket
the minor Offices will be the easier secured
Ex-Postmaater General Frank Hatton. has been here
for three or four days. He has taken occasion spit
out little bits OF about Mr. Blaine that have
caused revival Of the story that he refused to act with
reference the closing Of the New York Post Oee
election day with view Of Gripping the In this
State Hatton has tOysh face and wears eye glasses.
He said me last night have always been accused
OF bene a machine man. So | am believe in organ
izat.on is machine poltt They called Roscoe
Clnkling machine politician: Now; owed my prom
other nIan In the country. Yet In all the time
lie m&de much "a request OF ine touching
the Federal patronage at my disposal The men who
were pos ng a, FefOrmei used to come down tD the st
Office Department and camp ont in the corridors while
their WiyeS relatiycs During my term Of service "a
Third Assistant Postmaster General had contingent
uud OF 5000 600 constantly 81 my disposal Yet not me
s oi W. sent on o1fc,a Business owe tne conntIy
@ DC, ~T e bnt nail nv own @xVenses n Lad
teen reformer w9nld have stolen hall or al II the
with professional political reforipers
Vice President Hendricks is remembered here with
great deal OF Kindness by all with whom he came in
contlct Jude Burke Of Cleveland. who has
been engaged in lawsuits where Mr.. Hendricks was
attorney for twenty years more says that the
common estimate Of the dead that he a great
lawyer correct generally understood He WA
gr at before jury" said judge Burke but in the
ability Lake logical analysis and division of case
h- nephew. Abe Hendricks was the ADLER man of the
two. Hendricks was plausible and shrewd In his
manner Of statement nut not Logical IN his method OF
reasoning | was az different tin engaged both with
aud against him AVID have had many opportunities TO
take the measure OF HIS power lie was remarkOy
genial man In social life.
When the Vice President was here to attend General
Grants funeral an incident occurroi that illustrated his
appreciation OF the humor Of political life He was
assigned a four horse carriage In the processsn inn
media behind the sixhorse carriage Of the President
He entered it with his private secretary. There
long delay and he grew lonesome stood ty the
carriage aud began chatting with him, when he said that
he would like OF the Senators TO come ard
occupy the carriage with him. volunteered 10 carry an
invitation oany one that he might designate and started
Oh with this injunction: Ask some one who Is not
member " the senate Committee and Is Democrat"
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huI only gentleman who answered 20 tie direction
Il Senator Eu>ts OF Louisiana, who had just been
quoted in interview In "age assault on he fIes-
deu with whose views ON certain questions the ee
Pre- .dcn known also 10 differ IL struck me Tat
their presence in carriage together might excite COM
mrnt. and ! was not willing 10 BRING them tosethfr
aud told him that senator Eustis the only Democr.
could ind who was not on The COMMITTEE ana dshedn
| should N lite him into the Vice Presidents
company Hendricks replied atiirmativey IN an absent
minded manner hut rs he caught sight oi the smile mar
fa.tiy: @Whoi TnstiSi No. for heavens sake. no
ASy egt i ias sc TTG the
and accompanied Mr.. Hendricks to Riverside.
Colonel Hobart tho superintendent of Yellowstone
Park. told yesterday that the directory Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad has within day or two given
orders work to be begun for tue completion OF tho
Cascade Division Of that road. IL Will extend from
Cascade TO Nev-racOmb Washington Territory. aud
complete the Northern Pacific from Duluth 10 tue Facho
Ocean.
Persons who 90 much about the hotels uptown FREE
1uently see at the office inter, apparently
waiting guest, an old man with long gray
hair aud whskers His figure is one that would 20
noticeable anywh here from the fact that he blue
with lowing cape, and an ol-clOh cap. Ho
Ii short. stout aud apparently well-todO In my
observations of him recently found that he is always
about when leading members Of Congress or United
states Senators guests at any OF The hoselIies.
This led to make inquiries To his mission found
that he WIS wealthy Englishman who claims the
OF having made carly discoveries IN the manufacture 81
coal and Is engaged the effort 10 have made
cheap by legislation His name is j. Cruchelt ana on
rircular which he has issued he describes himself
% civil enaineer with Office In Cooper Union. In
satou he said 10 ne: Ihe English Parlamcut
considering bread necessity of lfe long since ctab