New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
FROM MANY POINTS OF VIEW.
CHATS WITH NETWORK Frs AND WITH
XISIrOkS 10 TIE CITY.

cana into tina room and sad Well hrre Is PAIR, the
wic<ed Gibbs and the declining Hu~tef Inc mr ns
raj retorted: The modest Depew makes 'Hi''
kind"
Frank sdda OF Phllsde phia who 10 known rs one OF
the heavy advertise Of the country Is often In Ne"
York was discussing advertisins methods WIN WI"
recently and rsin that ID never ~een any OIL u
a ertis~ments rocks and buildings His lnuT r
advertising entirely to wrappers The man "no u'''
lot read Newspaper dos not Use soap
The nomination of v. White Tor Congress IN one u
the BrooxIyn lstrcts. something more tnan 'ue
mere sending OF that en-reetc Wall street "a" ~
Washington W. a. Barker. Sno u thorouihY ai'e "
Brooklyn politics. SAID this about 1t yesterday NJ
White beca re interested in politics in 1884 Us new,
takes hold Of anvthins that he does not go 'n'o "
whole soul he will not stop with the &C. ina
The Congressional no alton. hut VIII maze JUS n
enc. teIt 10 every direction for he success Oh tue
IL party Yu vii see hn sr,ivs ID 1as aud n
National politics. His nomination meas ne" "o"' ~
Brooklyn poitcs
Ia the Republican County COMMITTEES nesdquSr''.'
the other day Russell B. II urson. Montana. wa sum
ing hands with Th-o Roosevelt and eIien 'pe ''
hest wis es for the issue OF his can palsn TOT
the MayorAlty MI Harrison Is secretary OF the CaVe
Growers Association OF Montana, ani NJ hoo'e'o'.
a member OF the Board OF Directors. Thl- ho'ru ''N
cognzance OF tbs cattle la ~s ana ae' "
Cover ning power prevent violations 1f the laws MI
Harrison renarke tnat he thought 1t would DC goo
tting for New-YOrk city to nave co SOoY RUE W.
couple Of years said he: We ara not very elnlusn
anons Il nor la ~e pu on very mn slyis % rsnt
know right aud ey are on the lie o. -
every tlae. II Mr. Roosevelt shodld hppy ' no ~
cattls gr,,w,ng wou have goOt rtv governno"'
a tue thieves would be driven to the wall
Judge Noah Davis. VINO earnestly supports rheo'"r'
Roosevelt for Mayor IA quote a. saying IL reference
the dispntaiiOB between Mr.. Goor-e and MI heN'e'
Theories less harmful than acts A mA' WI"
theories woJd he less harmful IN the May1ay s' t
man .ckei ny 10000 thieves WHO nave plundrIeN ''
city for quarter o. a century.
On Broadway yesterday was Albert Bierstadt' the
landscape ARTIST who inst re- uruei from suh"'I
sfent III sketchinc known as the Drs OF
Wisconsin, an along the snore ~ Lake SUPERIOR Ms
Of subjects inl and on hs arrva. here ne "nnu
awaltlna him new decoration 10 add To the are mum
OF similar presents rerevel by him u cam' II III
the sultan OF Turkey. 10 whom nanSrr ~ Con-t'nI"o
p-,wbo In this country last year. recently pr"ol,ru
picture b, Mr. Birrstad r-irrsen Ing sey ser 10 IL
stone Park rhe sultan has gallery o paintings ID
clnng some by M-s-on-r. GerOme aud other grrt Ar
lists The decoration Mr.. Bic stiit Is the
ordr. Of Meant AMI receives its name from ior4er
Tor u OF the decoration lar.e star si'ver WIN
centre pierre Of ,od. e"au~sd an Inscribed ~ aet ,
pendant there Is st,r aud crescent Also j" Eoi
aud red. ANA a r 6hon OF red aud srren.
MAJOR Jonn J. safely. OF Indiana. Is in the city again
wrissers trihe rtreaSej with srsy pat
MS marital ctrriag, Unchanged The MAoris taxing
hfr easily at ais DO IN tie state where p"hii'Ah-
every busn tie owns lArSe fic Oi id"' ""
whom sulphur springs ana sss nave been d-co'rrod
from xptct- reap fortune wuicu VIII make
Mulberry turn pale wl-h envy II US MAJOR
safely 10 cpuu-cr0n with zap ain SIS III, Of "a tIan-
ciscu. tho s. Indicate wnich Is Operating 10
California sonora. MeIcU, IA gnanO refnslt@'
mineral and timber lanls The Major ay. tat tir
-yn i.ate Is sill pfiA- 'rSe IA 'huu's 90 I'i" ~ ~
b r.. Germany. II NETS with ready sole IN AZ
10 tnrif Mexica1 grai's RON the GOVERNMENT or
tnt snryr, aud iev~onmrnt OF tie lerrl''N 'uo '
;le icai~ have recrn ty compl-iel arIh-r
nruts for the purch ise VI icODOOOO acres oi au /"
Laser C.lIioruiS
Major safely was On the field az me hattie Of Atlanta
H tod ne oI q incident that field w"ich
was recalled By the recent death OF General John NJ
Ile4rck VI Iowa Major safely had CONS 10 thr rear Tor
CARTRIDGES for tue 1911 low, ami was returning oaiel
with tion he encountered General HedricA
1t be- h;lse Of tree. looking ale aud exh 'nseL Ia"
General asked hiD where he gong aud Sneu the
,jor said he taking cartidSes to Tia l6tu
Iowa. the General said; - You Will never come BACK
awe" he painted th- Major tue ct ch., ~
renels were already lure sides OF his conl'nd and
w.re closing in on fourth Tue blood vas stream
iug frO.n a woaud low doS' IN the Generals -ihe A
bullet mad Pirrc~d nln through aud through mud WINE
tue Major tAlkins with him tie tantei away. IT,"
MAJOR th0ught h. dead. Dropping hs boxes he lad
lie Generls mead the gnar loot Of tue tree and
straigntsneI his body, bei"re he went "u t. tho
fr,nt with ms lOd Fifteen years later the MAJOR Was
a,loni.n-d % meet the and apparently
wei at army Tue wound shich Ia" received
was thai always caused hin sever hsTins 'uI
han been fatal. ILL., troors mad TEEN nearly over
10, rel by tl~ reDels hen 10 80 10 Tue
rescue. ant rrforine'I an tie position wAs
pJ Mann .fev .av, Oh ais ulI 80 nr1ie tieuerli
ii-lrick y - 0nr 81 the nrtvs-t 90 tni Wal J"
the brri interview .t with man 40 sat there on Tue
mad Of Atiuit al. he ,rng al i-ine .uOr
d, rue -oid 1t put nefVe into 'He snd made me
'eltrT soiiiof tnan | n'd ever nern before
Anon real estate dealers Is the Iveliest conpe-
tOu cst1lers. Lut nere Is sort V COMMUNITY feel
Ing among tuen ~ tney keep ea"h otner posted
and divide coGmissous. The Otner dAy Oh The est
side met Anthony Ahreui. an Intelligent young real
r-tate n,au wuo IS operauns In lac EIgAty thirdst-
nrgnbornOod and told that there consi ier-
able strife yetSreu Ne~-lOrk Dadcrs aud BrOSkIyh
builders Ia that region Tue New YORK III declare That
tue houses quit - the Br'onyn men are cheaper III
construction and not s. desirDit 10 purchaser Is tHsr
own. wnile [ Brook yn-Ouut houses eaten many Gus
t,mer. bv reason OF the 10 yer price when ey are
pat on tne nA-ArL ine "r'kers 40 nav 40 Se' pr
maAus a cUu'uOu On tue BIO 'Klyn Ouildefs anu
lively les Take III sco III consequence
Mr. 4. Cal p. who Is 10 tile BOOK business, showed
NE estcrd ~ newly pu .lsned ooos, just III rom
Boston puDnsuer wuich oy rausIooiion Or dropping
Oh OF a page IN maEing az OF th1 type Tue euir7
work spoed We tell 10 TALKING about errors ot tli'
kind wuen M Clapp said AS rule the pubic does
not koow or readily disco fhinss Not long 40
tine American News Company handed reprint OF DICK
ens's wick Papers IN whicn thrrs vas ms rted ny
mistake all enlIfe signature from Nicholas NickleY'
rns striking yet only ten copies out OF
about a thousand that we're sold we're returned 10 'He
News Company" Tuese were cneap books ana te
bsyurs NAY thought II not worth wuila I" ch"''
alter The copauy Tor 70 ecu but aEoLnsr cons irr1
tion ,uay he bottom Of the sm al pere'n1
age or the amaged returned. Tue .v-ras' Amer
Jumps tnrOugh BOOK instead oi tehin- ~,
Il dOub, true thai many or tue purchaser ~
n .KsirK Pa er' glance hastily iou-n
III. "a. - IRON Nicholas NlcEeOy wItnOui discovering
tue hsreuce.
Mr. Clapp. by the way. holds the opinion mar cleap
literature ami cheap publications are on the decIiue
lie thai the country ia, been gdteI vita tue ~
la ~ demand Tor The SKI To"
years FOR ing price booAA Tnerr IL a vast
nooi OF novels constantly gdng upon the marAe1s ~
volumes az sell at dollar aud dollar and "1iI
Tue liiIon- OF DY the Ordinary VT tefs 40
,,,i ,csst 400 or 2ODD c,l les. 4, .cn n the later