New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-28

finance In National affairs his fund OF Information is
euuay broad n tho eyes Of the country by any posi-
bItg shoud be turned 60 the Pacific Coast for candi
date for President Senator Stanford the Quo nan who
would be foremost In pubic thought on tho Coast"
Gillian the principal artist of the Jnge Is Young
Enelishnan, only twenty nine years OF age Although
horn in England ho il thorough mbusf with Ann Flcan
,deas and may be said TO thoroughly American. 10
is slon Ter man with a shock OF brown har STAINING Gus
from his head like the bristes OF a German Professor
He has face which IS full OF Intelligence ana quick
nereeption His work a caricaturist relnifos con-
slant study wide KNOWLEDGE OF Tnhc AFFAIRS ana OF
rublIc men, was in his studio the other day WAen ne
asked Inc for information topics ranging from silver
coinage 10 the contest between the Senate am tue Tx
ecutiye. The number Of SUGGESTIONS o! cartoons d"Iy
received by him is large. Willie vas win MN 10 ie
coiyed letter which the idea of picture % "afn1
ne Aiax de- wing his enemies was lIopo'ot' tuuNnut'
Said GII,m GWheneyer we RIM ont OF hIUl,S We Rave
always Ajax aud Guiyer 10 fa nn on LAT "S sa
something better that got yesterday US thI sist
renresent Clevcland the Modern Colossus u ki" e
te pess on ITO other The pedestal - to be a
meme the other very small Mr. Ses"p,H QUO III
thus DO porchcd two stools az 1t we're VIII one r'
oi his hody elevated far aboyo the other. Fe ctooA
ness OF his position woud prevent SHp9 'roii P"'"5
underneath"
The little knots that sometimes gather at ngh' IN up
town hotels are queer studies For instance ran
oo,oss oroup i,ht or so ago made up Of W. H. Leay-
craft Commissioner NcClave, Dwight Lawrence W. H.
Barker Henry Mcneil. William }. Youngs, Comm 'Sioher
Souire and Clarence Mead. They we're discussing the
CiiI Service question on high NOR grounds The COM
nosition of the group ana character Of their topc
was than could stand and sought Othei h-iS vi
cleaning speedily
Ex-senator Joseph f. Mcdonald, when he was moro
the other day. gave uterance to happy concoit ABOUT
revs gathering at Washington. @You tell one follow
nny thing and all the Others find IL oui sara ne W.
as If thcv all telephones attached on single WHO
and circuit
Ibear tina, the Northern Pacific road VIII hui several
mportant feeders in Montana and Washington Terri-
tores this summer Butte CITY, Montana, Is TO DO cO'-
r,c.cd nv branch and two branches are contemplated
from spokane Falls W. T.. into the C'rur dAlene
GOLD fields and the other southwark INFO the great Whe
Growing fields the Snake River The road has iana
sso OF two and half million acres under way, winch
there prospect OF completing III sh'i' time'
| Geueral George A. Sheridan came walking into tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel the other night. enveoped In ah
overooat that almost touched the ground ana covered
with broad brmmed beaver thai Dart ma from siSns
! his long locks and leonine facs. He has been OUT
tbr,nch tho country lecurng General Grant before
rho Grand Army posts for benefit Of the monument
fund The popularity of his dress recalled the story OF
his appearance the corridors In 1880 lust a'eE
II had been decided that Garfield was eSrn % ,
sheridan had Dado speeches Tor earned a over r rs
country and blshly elate1 over his election THO
hotel CORRIDOR was full most Of those prrseat being men
who Jew sheridan either personally or ny sight when
lac wakei in with big green uDrsIl 9;ene h v.r ,b
the umbrella stu up shouting nj about every SUP,
HUrah for Hancock" There was no respI dv e. VIII 1
asnnp. and yelled ont at the tor OF his yoce Wei y%n
"A lot OF fellows, VINO but WILING W
the man that's licked ard knows he's licked and glad ~
IT," He had reason 70 complain OF the cIeeES th's
greeted this sally.
! Mr. Wilson Of Pittsburg. with whom was talking
about tho coke region troubles said It Is tho common
| understanding In Pittshurg that the affair OF the
stoppa.e of work there and the distress that 1t occa-
stoned was caused by Potter Palmer, OF Chicago Andre"
Carnegie and Frck & Co, aud WAS simply scheinoio
boom p iron They could well afford 10 suoer loss In
their coke investments II thereby the big stocks OF pig
iron they were carrying could be doubled in value"
That was the secret o, the whole mater Our people Ia
Pttsbnrg though has lived there for many years,
make CARNEGIE ont lie s PnantGTS H1 su fRa
ho did tlOse IN the coke reROnr Tnen IN
fnSc cn and me % SSu hear Of his plans to get
English Parliament by tho aid Of the eight or ten news
There has been a question raised recently that he was
never naturalizcl He spends most OF M time now n
Nav York So that do know what TO make OF tle
sloreS auout him because he not where he can answer
| them."
Major Arthur the brother o: the ex- President. IL
staff med at Governors Island meet him occasionally
uptown where he comes sec friends He Is slender
man with look not unlike the ex-President but with
queerly marked The Major Is deaf ms an adder.
But he genial ant agreeable IN spite OF his iniFmiy
He siI to me stonding at the counter OF hotel; it's
s s@g. OF When tine SaTo sent card to friend hotel
whether It not. or that the reply got Is np
co1kel M between the clerk aud the BELL boy Waeh
them petty closely that they Go not come roots
on ma, but even then am not always satisfied
Major Arthur and every other Army officer have met
sine, General IIancncK's death speaks In tho hlghe'
t.ru, o, the dead hero. was shown an AUTOGRAPH
letter ycer lay which illustrates pretty we'll inco;NS
! ecner1u, spirit ~ friendship EN"ooI +. Ihoi"e
vote 10 tho a;tor the Democratic Convention oil
1880 con cratnlarins him GU his NOMINATION IHorhe
was c,r'u t. Soy that while ne reioiced IN HancocEs
triumph in his party he wond be l'tA to see hun OF
ANY other Democrat elected Mr. Tnornes father lived
for many years 1t Norr>town IA nc:hoor n Gehea
Hancock, father. which VIII scyvc 10 explain some OF
,le efcrrnces Aacocks reply which was Is follows
GoytRSoH', ISLAND, NEW York ftRRoR'
ST. E1woon E TT.Gyt g ,, LsGgg c' ,cc.n. M.
! CONGRATULATIONS conveyed in yon note % thc 2lth
W1n,i" ' we a;!cc or ,li agree upon Tca gn''
! on. I feel tHat rho friendship which 'Ai'Iei
! r,r,ty and fre,aue., irtwecn arr-"lvcs.
Again thanking wa tot yoT Mnd nor" , ap, Ee7
| truly youtS "'' HI" - "N
C,n,,,l. soner Eoun " Squire Is not in favor with 'le
! many local Democrats. / SEQ him ocn In connAw
WITH Maurice b Flynn. II ia sail doNn town th''
squire can as Often re founl in ynnS OILS ~ lis ""r'
Another man whom squire Is sad {! rely Is his o.,
To New. York got slice oi t"e fuoUc ""i"S 'P"'
mcnt lat.
Ex-Governor Howard, Of Rho 10 island comes o't'n'
New -YorR on business lie Is shot man Of Z"
vyci.A with ,tubblv wh~krrs ~ iron ct1y cNernSm
face I va, clnttin; with him ycs,o.iay aholt :"
No-rt,on Tariff bil ,taen ne said Tao opo,lton'"
the hin have beoa worry little con'ii"r'' WI" Us
Rhode Island. for the reason tlH' wo understand ''"
t,riR An can pa, this sc'NoI o. Con -r'N' i"
Senate Is rot dsnoSed 20 tlkn up tam "hI' 1"
po,ition OF Rhode t>liud this question a'' '"'" w"
represented. thlnk We had cou''rrn." ere So''
time ago at which resolutions were p'N-r' ''''os"
! Secretary Manning and advocating no 2cu'u ~ -"
rfcs4 The Iunic concluded from tli' i'N We WI
opposrd 70 any change ia the tHrf q: any h'.I H.
hardly So racro -fpnt uumhcfs Il" r"t. ~ i'l,u
T.,ui SHOULD say "a barge mai Hriit, NN' N".' t,.
| see slccitc duties They thins Tie on " :" Z, a.,
tlto. had los az port:ulty IN tot iraiI l 'u
rr,sont sy,teul. TIE uadcly 81 nous NAT " p. "s..
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