New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-11

himself ia that way such that he came vef3
near being thrown over by them
Breathing the delicious aroma OF a" Perfooto up.
town the other night asked Colonel Lopez de Qieslta
been often In Cuba how It that they are
able that Island to raise much better tobacco than
anywhere else. lie replied: Because they have its
cultivation reduced TO science Your American
tobacco-raiser pays ate DOn Whatever to natural
| laws. The Cuban plan.er APPLIES the exactncss OF
mathematical calculation to so small matter the
planting OF bis seed lie lays out his field that the
OF plants shall run exactly north and south. Thus
co9re Of tbo d,y over or rather AZ be s ,s
! rolls round. THIS makes the tobacco even In favor
result is bit Or isss tobacco. oilcner MS. n IL me
same way about all the cultivation. DO you know how
they xiii the tobacco worm They 90 through the field,
with three or four pound cannon. which they load and
fire every fifteen % twenty feet The conclusion kills
making such statement they thinking 1t go III not -
possible Yet That Is one OF he ways tue tobacco crop
| brought 20 PERFECTION"
meet ally about York orr late NGi,'er
to Italy and Austria, \. ~ Kelley He practsnsl. v
hero and eoturng occasionally. fie doe not 70
have taken his misortunos very much to heart. asked
him yesterday about the story that Baron -chacer The
Austria Minister at Washington, has been ordered %
remain ct Vienna until this country shall send an
acceptable representative there He SAID; The Baron
wont home the steamer that took OFT Mr. Lee,
the Secretary OF the American Legation at Vienna. 10
became at the current talk IN London Paris and
Vienna that he would not return until our Government
sent out Minister do not know anything about
the real facts except that tlis was te rommon tax
abroad" An intimate friend OF Ne. Kelley sad 10
about the matter: CONT hobllant WHO Wa tho
italian Minister Al Vienna when Kelley rejected, -
now Minister OF Foreign AHai Tor it,y' iie was
great iayorite with the Empress Elizabeth OF Austria
rejected by the Government ft is qnit" hkoy
that MS desires still potential In sai nS the foicy
OF Austri that ne Occur les the higher position 70
Schaeier been prob beh 2obllant Is NOR tnsic
OF Victor Emanuel, tho old king or u ~
TIE agricultural community Is generally the last 10
p 9- grn tn
from it, effects. Manufacturer, o, agricultural mpe
monts find their occuI alton. therefore, pretty gooi
OF the business OF the country. was taking
with a manufacturer OF mowers an roapers about
month ago when lie said to me: We have made fewer
ma shines the past wntcr thar at =ny time in six
eight years. The outlook has seemed to be bad all
around and do not like to carry over nncA es
lfcausc constantly Improving this line oi nan
ufacturo and before another season may have valuable
alIi.ilrs made, which would not be The Old
machines Yesterday me; George 7. Dana, Of
practical monopoly OF the manufacture OF mower and
reaper knives and sicklcs lie sad to me- Uptg lo
plec breaking down OF trade. All orr bush !or
the has been since that date. has kept %,
extremely busy. but the seasons or ers VIII not begin 10
come up TO what they are ia good times.
Cyrus W. Fields Washington Building has the queer
est combination OF tenants that could occupy such
building turned in the other day from the west aud
encountered atmosphere OF the yc,t tobacco smoke
that have encountered IN ons time. 1t WAS Woiss
lhan Wheeling stoges cubcb cigarettes. Many OF tho
coal agencies OF the railroad lines located
the clccs the top floor OF the Was lin.tOn Building.
room has been provided at the wet entrance Tic
ground flor for captains canal and othe: toas
which coal IS carried or igier,d. They AL smoke They
all smoke Wipes Taey AL SIN 1ke grade Ok tobacco
i Hersh Ts es Of Tr Frs ten1n ae at the otcr
cxtrcmc and liz OF the offices the upper floors
fon art aud evidences d luNrf that
qnitc in contrast with the Initiated atmosphere thioGga
which passed 70 reach then.
In upper Broadway there new saloon aboat whose
elaborate decorations heat many people talk.n; The
back room wlere there "A table and three chars
appears its counterpart IN two similar apart.
ments connected by open doOrways. But the un!Gcky
wist who tiles to o. these other apartments
rams slap-bans into a hIg mirror. There j. Only Que
ROOM Both Others nluriuRS produced hy skill
fully placed mirrors. rue man who runs AGAINST them
generally hears somebody remark rs treat on yol.
ant the mirrors reflect credit on tue bIsiuo-> disc m
met 81 the protector ot the scheme AMI throw cash mic
Till am toll that the saloon is Owned bga
young mau WHO nttei up similar one ~ b1''oh anu
sold it to good advantage that e makes business
OF ttn; up such places, and intends to :oo" up al
over the country
Ex-senator \. A. SARGENT o, California. was in New
Yor, on a flying trip last week lie is living in Wash
ngton this winter AM watcAn; the course of public
affairs with keen and trtnel eye. His friend, desre
to make him the corague OF seno santorl. after the
next legislative crg, ion In California, when Senator
Hoarsts successor Will he chosen.
General b. T. Butcr is another who has foIrd
Washin :ton attractions enuc!n; this winter. he
been there much OF his time to attend 10 with
which he connected in the Supreme Court He has
several hi; reainers from New York clients who will
want his to keep them o, the State Prison.
| WAS chatting with tue General, when lac or
Wednesday, about the letter 10 -Tea-r Carlisle
concerning his accounts manager 81, the Na.nual
solicr,' Home He told me that the mistake % tho
ssOnal committee ue - the fact he hal
two accounts. bond account and = cash account. II
in EXPLAINING these accounts that tne General ute
he from the Auditors Office Just happened rAe
money dnc Us was IN fines and forfeitIris 81 1oques
% .lp H.ss
members enlisted t. fist and to Stav in tho front al no
war was over. got little fluids. Bat hen Id
got examining tho rolls OF Western regiments who,s
memhorS used to think they could all home n ralt.
ng time. until some resimcits had less than 4 bundled
lclt in the field, then we used 20 get ar:e sums u
none III Il lump once sot "A million dollars on the
hro'klns up OF !roIost, inaESnals camp, where tLe
money pat 1t in bonds and whom needed money
sold the bonds 1t Vas III these Transactions tina; tho
committee got mixed"
John Atkins tho Colorado editor who created a sensa.
ton in political circles during the week b. furnishing
for publication account Of the visit OF Colorado
the White House. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
lie is tall, slightly r0tund and energetic man OF
perh APPS forty five with hca OF curly chestnut brown
hair and a small uustLchc OF the same ROTOR. lie told
me that tho report Of visit White House msas
have made explicit by the introduction Of
few OF the Western eplthes that flowed from te lips Of
the delegation ater it le the presence % the Chief Mag
l,trse. Atkins said that NOT single Federal appoint
had been made in colorado from the czeas OF the
state. Tho new corners are SOutherners and two ~
them boys. ono Of these lawyer VINO has
hardly tried his first ease, Is District Attorney, and
another OF twenty years Is Untei states Marshal
The Democratic hosts OF Colorado are not prepared
Naturalization asked Sir Atkins It he did not t4ui
these appointments had been secured through Garland,
Lamar and the Southern element IN & % tahiuct l!e
Replied: No. they Presidents own work. These
mcn have no influence with him At all. cxcel as they
make Inn think lie j. dong everything himself. am
told that lac has stabbed them time and again. when
they have made recommendations, ami has Esle
selections suit himself" Mr. Arkins j. business
agcr OF the EOciy NouHtdin Mars Its growth OF cr-
cuation has demanded ncw facilities and NJ Atkins
has been cont CT Nc With Hoe Tor peite pcSs
o. tho latest type.
There some talk about tie first OF January over
tho report that William Wyse the advertising agent Of
fla per Brothers, hal purchased an interest in TIE
Washington Post 1t was beth denied and rc-'sseltcd
. D. L. l .