New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
AMONG CHANGING GROUPS.
OPINIONS AND INFORMATION GATHERED
FROM MANY SOURCES.
7 was discussing Pennsylvania men and politics WIN


the Committee on Military Affairs un.er Speaker C"r-
isles appointment asked him about Clrtins personal
qualities, II he was not somewhat cold Iora Pon1ioi"n'
when The General said: He has detsct In AIS syes@u'
which PLACES him ut great disadvantage aud creaVoS
the impression that he Ia Indifferent to mis- acguan5-
ances have known "A number OF persons 10 DO uoopy
wounded by his failure to recognize them Ia passing Oh
the street lie has cataract sOme such a1ecnon ol
TIE eve He tells mo tnat he has come to dlStln sush
persons with whom he comes oten In cOhIaot oy 'oii
general contour aud by the tones OK their Voices ne
has much iulience In Washington among enc Demo
Gratis in spite tact that he was former epuoh
can IIls long public service iOvernor, as foreign
Minister aud In Congress has equipped him so we'll Tor
Washington life and public dites that they could not
Ignore III II even u they 50 disposed"
General Negley has given considerable attention to the
labor problem since it Is large factor in his DISTRICT
He said: rAo ralodses and rvares that will grow up
In the ORGANIZATIONS OK iaJorng men VIII eventually
prove TIER destruction 1t has bee 80 In the past IL
wall be Ia tue future. Tie Gracchi rued Rome ior
hundred years the labor question. Ihey were
retired on OF jealous rgalrles The LABOR organ
izaons OF this promise 10 elect one gOOu lr US
all before tuey become Involved internal strife rhey
arc beginning already Gsitate the restriction OF emil
grafton In order to stop the competition VI foreign cheaP
Labor that Is pouring in on them. Whatever hurts
American labor, tenls TO lessen It's Yaue' In M
opinion hurts all inclinod to think that taS
Will be u good movement"
Ex-senator Homer A. Nelson, OF Poughkoepsle. who
WAS president OF tho Law Telegraph Company "nlcn
afterwar the Law Telephone and Is now ccusOi
dateI with the Metropolitan Telephone Company gave
mo bit OF history the early experiments 0i Ills con-
pany saying: TAe system OF exc Ia123S which ID now
in vogue all tao central )ices was iuyonted ny oi
COMPANY during xDerimsnLs With tue Law telegraph
We found that th line. say TO my Office zoo rect
ong aud another several thOuan feet long 10 LaHeh
could get tue battery right Tor o0th We eu d.
first make all tue wiros OF equal length To do shas
We wound Dad around spOols In tao central Once
until tine slack taken up But the Insulation an
induction mach for us aud We ilualy NIT on the
central Oiice system exactly ~ 1t Is IN OpefdVoi III
telephone orces all over tho world to-day We did not
patent 1t or We Jul have male fortune second OILY
Bell BECAUSE It Is essential To the telep none system
Iasksd Mr. Clnpp. OF f.. p. Dutton & Co.., what the
book trade ~ LOOKING for and got the response: We
all anoaer book like General Grants There mas
been only OLuer book published IN TINS 90 ih'fy
which uas had sich sale, Mrs. stoves Uucle Toms
Cabin II wall De lons tine betJre such another DOCK
wri.tcn-I mean OF course ono which has suoh wide
SAFE"
Eutene Higgins, the famous appointment Clerk OF the
I'M ell states Treasury, signs his when e comes to
New YORK Ia great round aud lowing business nand on
the ros,s.er az tle ST James Hotel Higgins has
brother Edward, also Baitimorean. who writes a sig
N
ouoe eau only distinguished ~ examination o. tne
hr-t name, EiTarl appears Instead OF Easene.
lrt, tue hotr cork blot &c. but being lnveterate
smoker quietly drops his cigar asaes on tho page to dry
tne INK
Eugene Kelly. the Irish banker, whose name figures
oon,pcuuu9y In the movement to raise Parliamentary
run 10 assist the irish members OK Parliament. is ttlc
man IN 4 small red face smooth. shaven, and head OF
closely cropped almost snog-wite hair. His features
are peculiar. while they mature ana shrewi the
mouL Il ike the OF the lc people one scss in the
,pse,,ip. Too chin mouth aud nose ara small aud In
nathre pnched Tae rUscIcal IS tu, large al r0dhd
The u,iIr" par OF Ac kcys heal tdds seems u nave
,i,y,IoueI IA The expeuse oi tue iaw.. Fae banker
dresses ia good tnsie. IN quiet bihek, amt wears u
shiuiug six Lat. lie Is scrap oI,lY neat In us pear
Ancs III. prc.ruce N any lr'h shtHerLglt i1.0~el
respectful attention 20 his Adyc' AN toll that his
cuaritc. among ms poverty stccN"n fellow lnrymHn
arr cnnlnrn .urat VITA h. wcIltn ito said 10 me
100000 Tor cue Parliamentary !dud.
Another Ir,lman who has been promiorn; In raising
tho Parliamentary tuni IA ex-senator ana oN-C1asre1s
man John Fox. lie ma 10 m,uoy N iortanatc specla-
tons yoar, aga AMI has rc,rod from tho pursuit OF
potcs. lie tha coatfirJ % Nc. Kelly in form. to is
large trd lit z r. ut Situ bie neal oronilrnt n01e
uish cnecA hons 81 th, scotch lr,I cross and u
iTgc urOTn must acne. Ha Il - hi'ht tAk1r ana
,tandius half heal anote ordinary .non IN stature,
u,ui4y command i hitoutIoh
Chatting in group ~ Grihmen q; the Hoffman House.
one IA .ht whom the Parliamentary committee was hold
y u meeting, the question "ls raised ~ to What IRISH
mm had ito largest personal paitirN following III the
city of Sow Yora They all AscntcI to tue STATE uent
~ oue oi their number ti.t It eN-Sheri aui
Cn:.rr.suar James ORri-u. TIE sue tker continued:
q Jimmy hat boarded tho money that c.mo into his
hand, ne wond hr the richest lrs lin n In tins city
Eut lc ha. been rrc-Alndel vita 10 always Tho poor
% Nrw YORK have .al hs mpury from tie Battery 70
.rcu. III sLuNrl IA tur rae 80 male - i'~ years
Az o. ~h'TI th l'-llt H,i }u t'1 "ea'lre "' as
f.e Ii ogs'Di atoms Y"r' al prn on uls d"Nirlc ION
r.cy We're at hkn'nS 10 keep ,"h is vote. 10 -"t
.. a. ID Z IA. Tla 2 IA ft l..
pcrIrtnt'i To eat 81 III re'ls is"n t"l x iof nm.
tucl q, tAe ettr'.ol ~ oopes a,d tlrct1 tud the
neglect To colut -ucn or his votes ~ into he boxes
oo Iolud 0u Ga 90 tc smiths Dem'rratic 10 8" Tue
CITY %: Nc"- l"rf 90 ~ p't'o 80 POI i"Fy A.oA
Tbnpol ,r lpY utu.r - ..npcr ~hnri o. an prssniLG
tl,n. do ~ muoh Npt b. many tDousAud votes"
Bert No rev, son Of the old sixth Auditor CT
Tie Treasury Department, was Tor a nIm3tr " years
AN oupioyc la tLo money order Office Unlor Po,tnist'r
Pearson lis health tdlrd aui he went ou 70 Arizona
& raise cattle IL his been back hero on Eyng visit
the past week When asScl II ho wOIlI Ike his Old
place again In the Post Ohco no replied that he
wouldn't az cpt Mr. +, arsou's place Ha has range
ueAr Iunbst,ao. In ch,ttns VITA ma no san tnar ~
WAS rttacg Hc r. tdc "ti tsItt 10 100 ""oib cVh"rt
alr a. tn,y ii killed n two or three negdcrs 'ur him.
lie ndlrd: We gct over ieeng ucrvpIs about thBn.
however hccal~e "" have thcm c"n-taHty r sent - a
uau like WUiNetu Coyeers They never attack IA
nS aud we sleep securely takins prccaupn o. course
AGAINST surprises. Keep SIX IA ON nv ran Ia although
Jny need eva for tho actual work fne others ar Tor
nInpany mi s'cuuty fhry Int make nueh OF a
snow iIfti-Vr 1ut they have all got SAM Ia tieni
aud we propose move ont Ia,t orcause there
are In li,n, srpdnn s'm'bniy hat cot 70 h-ht them
and II miSnt well DO cdaps WAC nave got 40 babies "a,
family m'n.'
Tao decision oi ihe railroad passenger aeencS to stop
thu cut-rIte ticker salIS has some queer features.
went into rate olce yrstody 60 buy ticket Cor
member u my iAnly who WIS going Vest was told
thlt 'hs regular isra To dead latiOa vas Sl3 We
canno do anything for yOI better tl1n thAt." said the
man tehnl tho countcr. BIT Il you vii step to
tho blank oco and Duy the ii eJ at that price and
back here Sith 1t NJ will alloy yOu - CO.. ts." lie
uaneI the ohoe Of h5 railroad line ana started ont TO
hnl 1t. closely followed by an imp OF messenger from
tbs 1lt-rate 0ico. At the reg Ir ns0 IA imp stepped
mp brskly AMI addressing the csrk delivered hn eit
parrot-k0 precision Of ltle So Oech in when me
OF hs employer hgUrel prominently. It about
li,a this: Mr. Ccrt permit me 10 introduce to you u
PARTICULAR fr,onl OF Mr. Cat Rate. ANY courteses that
y"u my oxtoud - him VIII DO tally appreciated by Mr.