New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
the cessation Of work the line will cause the hands IN
iosa their life Insurance, they will think NOT twice oniy
but several times before they will enter upon strike

Holstein cattle from Holland
and told me something Of his experiences He had last
wear tho largest herd Of Holstens in this COUNTRY
har,no Gao head up 10 the time Of his annual sas rb.
vscord of Lila famous COW Echo Is still wonde, "a
milk producers She produced on the FIRST years trial
1920 poupds Of m and eaea asSa rsSara rest & o. weeks
Ss;.775 pounds was offered $4,000 Or The and
refused M Shortly atterward she gaVe birth to rplet
| and died.
CONGRESSMAN Stevens himself Is one Of the entertaining
takers who arc met in New York hotel corridors He
spending much his men Washington, where he Is con-
sderea valuable counsellor because oil his long expert
enee in legislation his level head He was chatting
with me recently when he sad The me that is taken
nm Inv in considering bills which relate to minor
details and minor affairs which could be arranged by
general law is very extended The extra cost OF such
leeissfion is very great You can understand whatI
mean when tell you that 1t requires Especial act OF
Congress to change the namo OF National bank or 'o
nt r,t one 10 Increase the amount OF It's gapal stock
1t public abouta thousand dollars M tor every
sue sSce S nS sad Is e saary Of members Now
pense could avoided by passing seners law gniuI
the power To- order this change of name or this increase
OF capital within certain limits easily 70 ps ;
laws which could be met by general law anu remoyou
from the exspersng whirlpool OF session u hssh Is
Guire discussion and action on the part OF Consress nc
seems though measures IKE shese 10 shp"i' 'H'
work Of Congress had become necessity
The conception of the pablo mind regarding the
methods by which men may become appointed to ohco
was a subject undor consideration whilo was talking
with Commissioner Squire or the Pubic NOrks Depart
meut recently. He said to me: I" This very morning
rece yed letter from man. who after begging pardon
for addressing at ALL went on TO say that ne WAS
tSenty- nine years OF age, married. sober, wilOg 10
work and had $500 in cash Which ne w0ul1 pay lof ah
appointment. What shall dol Shall hand his letter
over to the District Attorney and let him DO prosecuted
or shall return it to him with warning that his ACT
was feonyi haven't made up my mild shall
whether lie made his 0nec
I'm Ignorance or ylcousy. If 1t vicious he should
be prosecuted. have great many such things coming
to my attention way another. Tncre Is geas
amount OF printing done by our department lrecelvou
letter from another printer than the ne one now eSs Hon
prices paid and was able to DO the woik TOT ess ocy
which he would hand Iegulrrly to any person might
designate. sent hiLn COPY OF the statute maAlg @
Another IS fresh in my mind. L nal gentle
into NY oiiee one day and say inu nave tha
appointment Of certain official want the place. IL
pays 5000 year can take 800 year a1a !tye I've
SetSr Han W divide p With lie and
frank that instead OF kicking him gut OF ny once eX
and he thanked for opening his eyes and went away
He Thought no wa, aons about getts thaI place III tus
only way that would be enectuaL'
An advertisement was published recently which said
that II General T. W. Conway would call at the Astor
House and inquire for gentleman OF the same name he
could learn something to his advantage. TIE General
WAS uptown last night and asked him ii he had noticed
the advertisement indeed yes he replied and the
pest my life. evidence too that men arc not
always ungatef for fayors done them in time OF need
Tue advertiser Is an ex-Contcderatc oiicer AT tho
close the war, April. 1863, WAS Ia Mont gomery
Stopping at a hotel. This gentleman because
he had my signature on the register aud DecaGSe
he stranded there with his wife aui daughter They
wcro people oi evident refinement and character lie
bad been In JohnsionS ariIy and was IyA 70 ges 70
Arkansas. where he hal formerly nved IhHy WeIe
"anSd TGt 6 ZOO It WAS oaS Of those things aa
does spontaneously. without expecting return OF any
us near together hls recent visit to New-YOlk
had almost forgotten the incident But the TACT !ha o
yneng proof OF the tenacity OF his memory IL gives
rene Hed ith Ia huhah nature 10 nave SUCH tHhss
occur.
Ex.Asststant Postmaster Geoera Lyman, tall. smooth.
.havon ~ priest but not round faced, and With
general air of prosperity stTolls uptown occasionally
lie his attention since ho left the public ser'
vice to the business Of the surety company which he
organized here. asked him last night how prosperous
snch business was aud he replied: :" We did last
yoar about 100000 worth OF business The losses
in round numbers recovered $1,000, and have about
10 900 process OF adjustment. The business Is not
drifting 80 much to@aId tue insurance oi the ndey yt
clerks and accountants toward the furnishing ot bonus
h,t No. ~ ne '"osf Srcnre ~ busnes, Too rcaIss 0nr
clients generally be induced 10 haze thciL legal aai.
iurrusted 10 persons In whom We vc confidence ani
thus have ourselves protected with then."
John ;. wlse OF Virginia. referring TO the debate
the Porter Congress, remarked TO me that he
thou t lie had Oat OF IL IN former discussions with
credit Than Otbcr SOuldeln OF
crate just told the members OF the House. sail hc,
that it was not matter for me to decide Try to
decide. and that would leayel entirely TO men who
had been tho side N the war Us Porter himself
eh"as about the war MI wss cSpresseI o opnon
that the Confederate Army in Virginia ought to haIo
would have lack action among
the generals In command
Although Senator Tom " Bowens term does not OK
pIre until 1889. nnl Colorado politicians already
int in f1a hall hA
cessor Denver man now hcrc said to mo: We eau
show the ivelest lot OF miilOnaires seeking SEN
atOrshlp that you saw anywhere. think there must
be round dozen OF them who aspirants not To men
ton Bowen himself, who of is willing enough to
succeed himself II they shouit all pool issues they
could buy up tho wkole state but fight at pur.
poses the safe. In the first place. senator "
p. Hl, who defeated by Senator Teller, MI seek
an election He the Republican daily paper AZ
! Denver and is worth several goO6 millions Ex-Sona-
tor j. b. Chaiee would like to round up his career by
another "trip to Washin ton on public account lX-
Governor John L. ROutt is in tue field. He and Chafes
aud think raber were IN the pool that downnd Hlli
Taber, who had month in the Senate would ike six
years it, lie has besn having ups and downs OF tor
tune mostly downs for tlme strike in tho
Henrietta mine has Tut him on his feet again. . H.
Ebert the bright son-inaw OF Ex-Governor Evans,
would like the place and his fathern- law Is uyIlglO
get for him He Is the Snprem, JGdse Of tue S'a,t
Helen Hunts husband would be glad to get the posi-.
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad L. 7. Wells,
capitalist, is open for the engagement Soi9 oXGoy'
Pitkin and Moses Hactt, the United states District
Judge George NJ ChlcOtt, who served the Snort term,
when the state admitted, is deslrOus oi trying t
term and General l.. B. sOprs w0uliD't o9cct II tae
wires could be pulled for htu think that Is quiIc
no,egay OF mliOnares doubt II any other state can
present such an array of rch aud ambitious politicians
There was started in Connecticut something over
year ago a private school in whose purposes the ruoo
at large had a much larger share than tho mere AN
nouucemcnt OF its existence would have incicated' "
was an experiment. II one that could not Oe prop
crly advertised. IL could only be brought q"s'y "
the notice OF parents having unruly ANA vayW"h po!
for lt was intended be school for that CLASS vi
restless and growing young citizens who needed more TO-