New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

that there could be no more perfect type the citizen
himself OF that clicc and become at once the simple
cl.zrn ready 10 meet the wishes O hts neighbos ana
friends who desired him 20 represent them IN the
national assembly should have no hesitation fol-
lowing that example II there was CRISIS that seemed TO
require demand IT, Rat the country IL running along
snoothy aud return 10 the activities OF tho House at
the present time would be- OF nopartcdlar value to any
ses oI may 10 sure that would not hesitate To ioo"
hr Aidinss noble example,"
inc arg ments advanced by silver advocates in sup
port tof their metal arc sometimes novel met young
N'r' harper yesterday, who lives Mt the Firth Avenue
hoel and Is engaged in mining ~ silver. This IA the
remnrk he made to mes Prices Going down every
%hrio ihey are going down because silver Is going
W. II thc hianciers OF tho world want prices 10 20
kicking It,"
ran across r. +. Knowles of worocser Mass at the
fl'h Avenue Hotel. He is OF two brothers who
mhe fortunes in the loom business. The other ore died.
lhc health OF Mr. Knowles caused HIM go to Florida
iast ai ana he has just returned lie said to me- Ihe
.rnnt ni "i my attention to my health has been Iho
PnrcnhSe OF S6OO.000 hotel. II looks % me liRe
nni'y MI, ~ pisicss Investment Mr. Page OF the h,a'er
sA'' houso III the Catskis will manage 1t for me-
H. n Thurbor Is reported tong story ABOUT thls
Administration that has to several times. INT
mover directly II has been repeated often. however
thht am inclined to think the authorship properly
oca'en MT Thurber Is OF the main investors In the
brazilian Steamship Line He went to Washington to
see Postmaster General Villas the distribution OF
service III their conversation he asserted that wherever
there were steamship lines and wherever vessels
oioT; lie was as:onished to be told by the staesnan
Wonli ne ships" IL seemed to have occurred 10
the Wisconsin man that unless there were first sps
thercro DO no possible communication Dy WHICH to
establish trade.
I was talking with H. II. Benedict VINO is a member
OF the firm that now owns the Remington typo writer
when lie told me some curious things about the manu-
iac'ure OF those machines for foioisn uso. Type
writers arc now made, said he for the French Ger
man. Spanish. Bohemian, Russian, Danish. Swedish.
Portuguese and Italian languages. II Is only whom
we get to the Chinese with is 10000 characters that
wo get broken up No keyboard could represent the
Chinese Characters to bs operated The Russian IL
the most diicut OF the languages represented on
the There Eight letters hut the
punctuation, accents and other characters necessary
bring the number on tho keyboard up to ninety Next
10 that Is the Bohemian. which Is a crooked thlng,
becaus" one must frequently strike two keys to produce
cgv are rcrnrc, Are 1"Ty ncTnear has
twenty-siX primary characters and seventy six In all
Wayne Macvcash Of Philadelphia. who was Attorney
General under President Garfield said to friend the
other day: rejoce In the retention Of high sense OF
tc ridiculous and the lnicros although 1t sometimes
leads ne iuto annoying conspcaousnc's. That was the
.se Il icw day, ago. the tram with my wife.
when. on PIC ling up paper read about Governor
Curtins Interrogation oi Martin Irons before the Con
grcsslona nvcstis ns Committee. When came 30 the
inquiry put by Curtin TO Irons 10 what cpid Ge done
III ti' way vi N-si'lluH OF hliCuutlcHt VI
Constitution TO coml o.e the aooI troubles ana Hscpn-
tent Kicked up my heels at shouted ana marry l"l
on ms seat laughing. guess the passengers thought
was crazy and IN, VIE hastened 10 ak me "hat was
laughing over rhe idea of Curtin asAlne ca "a qne7 :
tion of Irons WAS too much for me-Cnrtin who mas tl
Il ctimo O experience in public affairs aud egSlhOh
AMI Irons. who scarcely knows that thorc Is "a Costtu-
ton ana knew nothing OF Law until ne ma run MS
followers into 1t the question OF a dem
a-"snc seeking votes not Off statesman scckh5 real
Information.
CONGRESSMAN West. Of Biilstou was over from Wash
and, 4 tftt,hta
for Europe He has a clear app eciation OF tho situation
in the House tho tarh bill. lie sall: II Mr.
Morrs not hnd he colli readily discover that
his bill has 10 chance Of passing the House lhe
Eepul caus will bc solidy against It. He has only to
LOOK the lists OF Democratic members III states
whose business interests wOad be disstrousy affected
by his bill Ia discover how mnc o,ition there l. To
f.. Tne Virginia members viii give several votes
aeais it, bcra-c OF their iron Interests III the Senai-
20 the state under protective tarli. Tho Alabama
members 10 propose 10 let the great iron business
tle passage NOrrlson, bill. The Louisiana meuOerH
want tncr sncar protected. The ONO and AllcniSai
members see 40 good 10 themselves ana mlch haI III
their ariy aud constituents III the ftee woo cItu5c.
rhe Pennsylvana Deuocrats have always been sollliy
Tor protection. hoy couldn't oNist II they we're NOT
protcctonsts At least in action Consequently do ho
see any Cnancc for the Dill
John Dalzeu the little orator OF PiitsbUrs. who has
Just been nominated b. tic Republicans t.
succeed that oil horse, General James > Nesley Is
here on bret visit. IIc il Of the growing
young men ot Pennsylvania, and already known from
one end OF the tho other one OF tile abesi
youug lawyers tho Commonwealth. His elOiuence Is
conceded IN every hand. 1hc principal charge against
him IL tht he Is an attorney oi the Penn syVania Rail.
road Company. but his friends turn that into oonpl-
,rcnf hv ,ns that the road has always engaged the
b, counsel and Il advice and thar his engagement II
the oaIy age ~ trty three years. when most lawyers
are lu-t beginning their practise IN small way. Is al
"n,3i.t.k,Ilc trDute 10 MS ability Mr.. Daizell is "a
small man, VITA Hight brown hair and lnlsace anu
LONG face. unlike the pictures Of William 'l Evarts
Ia his yocth.
4 tall heavy md round-faced man, with "a brown
mus.cne walked through the Fifth Avenue Hotel ~
sat taere talking with Cincinnati man There's Lew
Wcr" said my companion, and then answering my in
uuires lie continued: "Wier is the man VINO made a
President literally by twist of the wrist II was nc
who TUNED OIL gas at Music Hall on the night OF the
Republican National Convention III 1876, When BI'lnc
nomination seemed certain and by tue delay secured
beginning II is General superintendent Of tho Adams
Txpres, al Cincinnati. His friends all expected That
is scryiee 't Bat Wier never soi much -
lie doesn't nave very kindly rcineinorahces Ol Hayes
Mrs Pendeton the wife of ex senator Pendleton. OF
ohio. who net with tragic death in Central Park on
Thursday, was considcrod one of the most beautiful
women OF the Buckeye well OF the most
:, ,.couplishel. witty and entertaining MIS-. Richard
Nrvins Mrs Kate Chase Sprasuo and Mrs. Pendlcton
vers often associated together in public inontion FOR
their great beauty and mental endownebts lhcy were
all Ohio women. II related OF Mrs. Pcndleon that at
one the receptions of newly nauSuratou 'o'er'or
a. her state she discovered young staa officer whose
sho, older strans. made by country tailor, h0d been
placed len ewiso his shoulders instead OF cross
Wise III, novel appearance exciting ridcuo and
laughter when Mrs Pendieob, t. whom the young man
Ii iu,t .ru infruucel took him by the arm aul pro-
,a".o'i :, uroncunle With great tact she Withdrew him
rom inc hrons and then tod him quietly OF his oddity
in ,irrss lie shot nut OF a SIDE door aud IN twenty
minutes was back again with his shoulders properly
when she smiled her approval ana taking his
arm made the round OF the hoor with her pi"tese'
Wt.u h, fold me of mi, circumstance. ago,
If MAS with an intensity OF ahrctlonate reg r Tor MIS-
p,ndlefou that in,ed how deeply her Kin lncss Ia !
touchel MN 81 was a woman who was always doing
surn lttle acts, unnoiiccablc but Powerful III their
iuluence . the subjects of her regard
Coure,snan whiting OF Ma-sachusetts, has had some
a,u.reuce in cooperative labor Projects OF which he
suok 10 me recently saying: The great question IN co.
,er,ton - what 10 do when the business runs badly
WAS the principal stockholder i'll one concern where
tere were large number OF the wog@men small holders
~ stock Things ran along smoothly FOR some time