New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
MANY MEN OF MANY TYPES.
WHY THEY COME TO NEw-YORK AND WHAT
THEY SAY HERE.

| WHY THEY COME TO NEW-fORk AND W Hal
THEY SAY HERE.
While Senator Adrich. OF Rhode Island was hsro on
Thursday. asked hun about the report that beiog
prepsed by Finance Committee OF tho United States
Senate concerning Custom House abu and reforms
required to stop undervalusrions His reply was. |
have besn waiting Senator Allison. VINO had taken
up one branch ot tue Investigation spscia study
but De has been busy that have concluded 70 make
the report without waiting any longer than the middle OF
next week. 1t would bs for not to pay heed
to the appeals thai have from business men
all over tue this sub ec The present system
un1uestIonaby admits ot frauds that will eventually
drive every home firm out o. importing trade. That
trade Ia already nearly monopolized by foreigners.
The committee has doubt that the system can be per-
feeted 80 "a tn remove the present defects.
General Hawey of Connecticut while he insists that
he Is stu young man. sho rs signs OF approaching s;e
In the thin spots head where the hair was once
brown aud hcL and curly but IL quite gray. There
is, however. no loss OF vieor fire In Senator's
manner or speech. and when asked him about egisa-
ton at Washington he said: The Senate las initiated
a tine important legs tlon OF the winter. We pass -
portAnt bills and send them to the House to he
neglected II fact that Whenever the House has been
Democratic and the senate Republican the Senate has
made oil the record that has been made We are willing
at the present time to compare notes with the House.
both as to hours OF session number OF bills passed. In
po'tance OF discussed and upon attend
ance OF members and character OF work Ihe hous"
would show to serious disadvantages The ssnate has
made record on which the Republicans can so to the
country with pride and honor"
As 10 The international copyright bill the Senator said:
II has heen difficult task to attempt reconcile nil
the conflicting elements Interested in IN ntsr-
National copyright aud formulate their common desires
in bill IL has bosn found impossible 20 pass what iS
known as the authors bill pure and simple because OF
the opposition from nteres which have demanded pro-
lection 10 large Industries that they claim With some
oros and cogsncy would he affected dlsastrously by that
BILL Ihavs had Information and suggestions from
very wide fed bounded Ony by the boundaries OF the
country Itself, and have been makng hs endsavor 10
reconcile all .he conflicting elements in one bill. In
other words having found 1t impossible the
authors bill I have been trying what the
authors would consider the beat thing and what
would he considered by possibly better tlan
the authors bill It is Impossible say what will Dc the
result, but attn giving the matter nv earnest thought
AMI careful stu,y and consideration with the hope
and anticipation that step forward may be taken
State senator Hendricks came down from SYRACUSE o1
Friday 10 attend to personal business, aud had
the opportunity to cna with him Stie about Legislative
matters and etata politics. The Senator Is much
opposed 10 legislation tor the City OF New-fork
which has any features of political deals with the Demo-
Gratis. He remarked There thousands upon thou
sands OF Republicans in the city OF New York Who DO not
vote AMI will not vote except in Nation ELECTION.
because OF the elements which control the raty 0rsai-
cation whensver the Republicans put up square
ana honest who used by this clement the
vote shows how large tue present. home vote IA
II was shown when Mr.. Dogd running for MAYOR
years ago All the de Us that made for New
York Republcans p0werless and only serve to de-
real strength OF the party. was opposed to
the Excise bill this do not believe Cover
nil will sign it. 1t was passed BECAUSE Shed
Shook was in favor OF It. He is square toed Rerubi
can always and is res pectei such. It was throu sh
him that all ihe boys up Albany 20 favor the
bill" OF shed shook did all he could to look out
the saloon keepers. lie Of them hinsen, and
OF Tie bI- gest.
D.scussirg the coming Legislature. Senator Hendricks
TIE Democrats have little chance OF carrying
the Assembly. t will take gam or niE-teeu votes To
put them through do not believe that they can gain
any there prospect OF escng oGe Republican III
Albany. Genera. Hustled aud Hamilton Fish, r. ought
Ia e able to hnld Weschssrr. but NAV lose mei-
b-i Hopklns's County Az TO che renatorshp thihK
the thing 90 to catch the hare before we
cook IT, Mr. li5cock Is candidate, OF course. and
Warner Mar have he ,ri the other side that sec
ret.ry whitney suspected Of having seeous designs on
the -snaiur-hp. not believe that Governor hill
will the Senator,nip for he has tile Presi-
Dental fever oil his followers shouting in tnat
voice al present"
Receiver OBrien Of the Broadway Surface Road.
remar ked to that thought the Phladspha street
railway capitalists would be heavy losers IN their New
York matter matter how 1t came out When asked
him now that could he replied: There are already
a cloud Of lawsuits and every lawyer In TIE city VITO get
his clutches III rela sOuethin, however small tho
may he. There Will he suits without nimoer ana
clements such will frighen amt puzzle even the
proven al Philadelphia lawyer In all the suits tho
Phi deIph. syndioats will have to he represented AMI
It Will take at leus half much money AS they have
now put In tho road defend their interests. Tie
law ers will literally bleed them TO death go far my
rercivershp not have five Old cars on my
hands"
One 81 the incidents OF next season in theatrical
affairs will the appearance 0f Charles K Pope man
aeer of Popes Theatre OF ST. Louis IN Shakespeare"n
roles Mr. Pope has here for sone weeks engaging
his company He old MANAGER aud has ale con-
siderable money which the procession axe inclined 10
declare he is throw on himself His own
impression about his venture and MS own abilities 49, an
act,r are sumcwhat dincreut II is his ntearion IL
sumo tho roles played by the late John McCul-
lough He was OF the many bidders for the manu-
-crpt aud copyright OF The GladiatOt was chatting
with him wnen lie sad me: 1t is my intention Co
oprn In my own theatre in September. have not yet
made up my company and an IN quanIary whether To
sci ct frr blood from the younger promising members
OF profession secnrr the services oi number ol
The pupiic is const.ntly demanding
novelty change something ue~ n strike It st Iisnt
the iei is wide enough for profitable venture
and will remain hore until mis- wedding with Mrs.
Ihcakur. whicn am told Ia 20 take place on June ID
The United states is full Jealous friction. An
officer who recently In West Point talks about
II IN way: There isa constant struggle going on
amDng officers to keep st places AS long a. possible
Every conceivable and excuse Is brought tor
warl. There is u contest now going on NJ "est POint
which has ocen tIought By the recent apparently
stringent order OF the Secretary of War relegatns all
capt ,ns to their companies whoss special details have
exceeded four years Captain Spnrgeon tho Connls-
sary Quarrrmaster and Treasurer Of tina Battalion "f
Cadets, Will have been this ieail for five years In
septenher He wants To stay there still longer
C0ngressmen Muller. Felix and Tim Campbell. Meri-
ia. Vlele anu other Democrats have petltioned the
secretary OF War remand him 20 his regiment ana 10
give tue place young Lieutenant. which would De
saving OF $50 u year in SALARY to tue AcsdeTy His