New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

was never esSsrsy so low Yet In tho face Of these
three thngs alr is full Of taK about dissatisfied %
oarners and movements OF the worKihsmo" anu INV"
hen Tor various purposes
Chatting the other day with Congressman william
Walter Phelps. of New7Jersev. I asked him how ne ac
counts for the ribbed Democracy OF jersey "non
1t impossible disturb by argument or otnor~so.
He replied substance IL is one Oh the thng' '"s'
have been unable to lind out myself IL ooo' 'ooin
remarkable that it is impossible to change any
Democratic votes in State 1t has been my cus'om
for years to remain at the polls on election oay a
talk with men friends and nnghbors, especially tno Deo
They are friendly with and will talk by the hSmf
and sometimes hnd man who wi agree isSt wS t,cket
There is certainly something heroic In the way 'noy
stand together"
Some days ago gave description OF royal visitor 10
this country from Singapore who was travehs Siounu
the world ncosnito with his interpreter MIR. Aamaui
The readers Of TIE TRIBUNE will remember nun iro'
the fact that he was said TO have home the municen
household Of fifty wives He sailed Tor Europe Oh
day ant just before his departure was ascertaneu ~
his name and title Prince syed Mohamed AssRon
Hs belongs relgning line Of princes In ni'
country and has mission its present rulers 10 IN
occupation and improvement "f the country ny
Europeans. 1t 10 said that he gavo 10 Doseou
deed TO hundred square miles OF lahu oh
dilions with re erence 10 its improvement comtany
Is To be formed to largo business AZ oinsapoio "
| spices and similar productions OF tho country
] When Agernon 8. Sullivan, the weknown New-forK
| lawyer, young man, MS nOmo was III N'"o'"''
whittier had drited from Indiana where bis parents
lived In the group OF young with whom he associ
atcd in the Queen City those days was the now we'll
known Librarian Of Congress, Alnsworth H. eponoi''
Mr.. spouord was ~elerk in tue bookstore OF !"
large publishing house at Cincinnati Mr' eu,-
| Iivan sroke about those early days IN this
| way; GTne store in which spoford was clerk Vas
nandy located for few young fellows to gather in ana
used meet afei had been out 10 spenu an oon
| Ing with the ladies or at entertainments VIZ "o''.
send got crackers and cheese ana then se anu
tell stories and talk for hours 1t was not dssipans
crowd. Everybo y enjoyed the quietness ana soeaoV
OF place ami the company After we parted al Cin
cinnau was years before saw spohord again. Mean
while had aken charge of the Library OF Congress auu
under his direction had grown to the present mar'o
lous wealth of volumes and value. The laws tna nave
been passed with reference 20 "
with reference to the Library have nearly all been
prompted and promoted by Mr. spoiori. haa aInoss @
forgotten about my youthful CONF anon wnsn a. h"s
the arest library In washington ono iay t 'n d
somebody call out Non sullivan 'arp1r ne NV
It my old friend sponord who had auIessu o ~
the nickname that bore when we we're tose'nci'
Chatting with Mr. Sullivan about the Indiana
, situation I said that it remarkable thh1
Senator Harrison should have had any onanoo
!, OF success when the districts had Deeh soIl5
oanderei aga nst him to such an extent tnaI 10 Que
had thought it possible for him to succeed MI sullivan
replied: 1T was possibly account OF the gerry
Wandering that the result close havo notcea
that pearly always party or tue other uors
thing unfair OF Ihi5 natArc IL fttcIs lHo
nearly always right They are always right If they
understand fully the situation OF auars IL Is ouiy
ANYTHING that is not right GerrymInders usually result
in the dis comnture Of tnose VINO Undertake them.
Henry E. Abbey the well-Known theatrical manager,
wloi- expected home from Europe this morning WIN
, Patti. has hal a wonderful career Ihe puDHc mas
believed stated extent of the losses ha' ne
. sustained IN hs Metropolitan Opera House venture
They amounted to 1921 900. small part OF this was
In the atercap ofa judmcnt accorded 10 M""'uo
scach by the co arts 300 Mr. Abbeys recovery
from his nnancal difficulties begins to be discussed Mr
Tyson, tho well-known ticket broker. VINO Is wen
Informed as to affairs of the tneatrica wo
observed: Abbey had heavy load and long pull
but this season will him entirely free from MS Met
porket" Tue feature Of Mr. AbGeys character which Is
. most frequently commented upon ls MS @ absolute M
a re"aie dollar of h Indebtedness. but shouiered his
J., whole load ami announeei LIS oeIerhaVion W i"'
in due true.
. The Free Traders are dsmayed by the defeat OF
W Morrison and Hurd ana the cutting down Oh Carl,so
,e | ti,, o the narrow margin where he will be Obliged
10 meet contest for his seat In an uptown care yes
, terday one OF the prominent Free Irado advocate
" In tlis city said: propose to make howl all aou
- tho line over the money raised By the protected
industries for use in tho districts to defeat Carlisle
T Morriso: and Hurd. 1t makes no difference to u
n whether the Republicans used or not We uoh Po
ose 10 have the lying all one side We can make th
Al nunlic belieye it anyhow When the Ltn Congress
sou aud one that Mr.. Randall can noe nowh 50 easy
The trouble with Morrison that he had the STAR a
r.der IN the House this question when the DENY
IA crats cot Congress could not detnr0ne nm
bo not sroDg man aud you people @ an hnD" !" '"
'0 shall light 1t this line II IL taxes CENTURY
n. Astory Is abroad that among some wealthy men o
this CITY there IA talk making combination OF Ten
or twelve TO buy out property tho Battery anu make
no once iLore residence location. capt'ns1 WINS
he accommodations are counted we'll up the millions Sal
that ne would be one party of ten to make TINS ne
u departure "Tne Battery" said he is tho most cnam IN
te Inc location in the CITY OF NewYors to-day aud with Gu
cool sweeping in rom tne ocean ~ cn~ns
spot The early residents OF New-fotG wno counto ~
this the fashionable locality were not acAILs III soo
.. Judgment"
~ Tns italian Opera controversy about which IN
or papers have been full began In curious way oele
ne may put In story that was In crcualloh uui"t
at week The singer who goes by the OF Mademose
1m sm the programmes Is Denver girl whose rear n"
sims She studied music abroad lot TWO ye"t' WV
f. LAmperti Then she entered uto two years conra
he with Angelo for his company on coming W NC" i0I
he the usual jealousy between singers was ue'ooioa u
he she discovered that she WAS not 10 10 Pei"i
s appear m the roles for which had bsen eneased wh
the comnanv vas in this city. Her belief that tails WI
an due to the wish OF rIval pfima donna tLat sue ano
cb not have good opportunity III tho ine'ropo'
for her with friends as 10 wheIner uo S
IN break her engagement. 1t was stlpua'ou 'n''
,ut should be paid weekly. Angelo hai been ui'"oi'
s conforming with this part OF his agreement ana U
sra lawyer OF Miss sims advised her 20 make uou',
)ly O declare u
nut "P"" "'" ""N "PoA A' ~ -, o,r wi
ir | engagement at an end. Tns was carried OUT WI
ris somewhat startling results When Miss sims islSu
the appear al the the became whspe
around among the Italian chorus roopio anu oroness
players, they began 10 inquire among aen5o,eo
Chances they had for gettnB thel pay u to
tr girl, who In her own country was unaa,o 80 ~
IVY hers. The result was general demand on hneeio
the more money than could raise. anu dlsturoan
Dir followed which resulted the suspension OF tne Gu
nv pany.
hau Hotel propretors who Dragging OF their dist
ho guishcd guests last week somewhat "stumpeu
re- a., - "a ~ y, o.. ,..t, M ths Fifth Aven
i'm IT,, rho soa Gus ,orss c.rr,ed of the palm.
ent 49,, &c., o,.. rh... -. pr,nce Kamatsu Prin
and Louis NApoleon OF France Prince Alsago OF Snsspo
.,.f., ~ . IL