New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19

,z..,,..n Protection to Industry several
v q, these handkerchcfs wcre distributed -
Chicago They arc made by tho firm OF winch Luclus
NJ Stanton Is a member tic Is sIa"us'o VI ias
College Of tho class with Chauncy NJ Depew' ana
AZ tsndSerctiefs were designed to become tho onic1
'no =. a. ..mna,rn I'm case Mr. Depew should be-
CO.,, tho presidential nominee Of the RePuencan party
blue being the Yale color 10 r3d.crcbefs have bccoms
not nomlnaed tae IS Arm has been unable to
popular and NJ Stan'o" ~
supply the demand w.t.,
Nswyorrcrs have seen a good deal OK hamn'on
Disston of Philadelphia, within 10" 10Y - ,,
learned . like him for his unaneo..u ~.
cordlalItv and lack of ostentation. Aithousn a.
nuIonairo several times over and tho owner OK ioni
millions of acres OF land in Florida, no nia, ," ~
foot down Flfth.avc on the night OF inc DiH"o ,o
ccptIon parade ike his other fellow 80, 49,,
had less wealth but moro enthusiasm ~ =. .
showed his confidence and coiors "n'o no" uux.sor
ting up 81 800 against 100000 that Genera
would be the next President Of the Cn'eo o'~''''
The great Cumberland ball, which rolled oo""
Fifth-ave. on the occasion Of the Republican Pais
is larger pattern Of the original ball which rone"
through the country during 1910. Although or
Blaine then only lad, no remembers ViViuiS ''e
Cumberland ball OF the first Harrison Campaign "
It passed through Brownsville Penn, where ne was
then living. In his youthful eyes II was the grea''
curiosity he had seen, and It months affer
had rolled fits way through the village before no
talking about IT, Tho Cumberland bail OF this year
was made by the grandsons Of the men who con sn
sructed the first one, and IT'S existence Is quo 10 VI"
financial announcement given them By s. b. Elh1ns,
TO whom they made their appeal for FUNDS 10 csTL
out their plans
General John C. Fremont is the guest Of PERSONAL
friend in NewJersey and will remain in this vicinity
for a month on private business His family Is az
Los Angeles CAL where Mrs Fremont Is engaged IA
literary WORK The General has hne nome thero'
but IS by no means wealthy and finds 1t necessary 70
remain in active business pursuits IN orner 10 aH'
ends meet lie was uptown the other day. ana III
reply TO an inquiry about his participation IN tno
political campaign for the party OF which ne was tn'
first Presidential leader, remarked that no exerfon
on his part was necessary, because the hopuoHoa"
ticket was sure 10 win. General Fremont spent con.
siderable time the stump In le11, anu u - "''
unlikely that he Will turn out with tho younger
generation this year. His hair IS snow white and DIS
closely trimmed full beard like the driven Snow
In speaking about California, he said: Inc people
OF the Stats are intellectual and intelligent 10 a hlgh
New I'm gland states where they were educated Iner2
is great wealth IN California ana far our
conditions, which find very peasant LOT Our
family
General Green e. Raum Of Illinois, was az the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last week in an alpaca Goa ana
straw hat He frequently removed MS ha' 10
wipe the pcrspi alton from his high bald forehean.
He carried great palm leaf fan about but 1t seemed
| to give him little relief from the heat. 'enerai
Raum was United States Internal Revenue Commis-
! sLoncr by appointment from General Grant, and IN
now engaged In the legal profession at washington
| He takes fair share Of interest in ponucai move
m@ts and was Of Senator shcrmans principai
advisers IN the for the Republican Presldchui
nomination. Speaking of the situation from "asn-
ington point o. view he said: President Cleveland
Is evidently holding back his letter Of acceptance
until the Senate Republicans shall present su6stl-
tg for the Nh, BIZ esr a 3 mn Sha bubble It is
very pretty game OF hide ana Seek WIN the AZ,
vantage al on one sde because we can wall "n
vermonts Democratic boss, Colonel Bradley Be
smalley was here on Friday He was formerly Sec
rotary of the Democratic National Executive Commits
tee and things have been going so badly at heah-
quarters between the talkatve chairman. disguised
leaders and caky employees, that he was requested 10
! come down and help get the campaign INTO soma
shape The Colonel when asked for an election pre-
dlcon said he had better relate his reply his ex-
pericnce of last winter with ex-Congrcssman JACK
Adams of th; city. Z" Jack was very much disguised
with Cleveland's message said Colonel omaley.
He was telling me that the Democratic party was on
its way to hades that would lose New-York, New
| Jersey Connecticut and on. Look here, JACK
| said TO him. Il don't know anything about New-York,
| New-Jersey or Connecticut. but I've just got $500
in my pocket and I'll tell you what III do with you.
I'll bet you $500 that Vermont will give Cleve-
land $4,000 plurality for President Jack looked
| at me steadily for minute and l never hinched.
Get along he said at last, 4 don't know anything
about Vermont So bluffed him In spite OK tha
fact that Vermont has only $4,000 votes all told:
| The point to my story IS just this that when was
secretary OF the committee If ! had known we were
going TO be whipped by million majority, would
have blufed everybody who asked me, just as DID
Jack"
A prominent merchant of Detroit is Allen Sheldon,
who has been here for several days, and was seen
Yesterday in company with General r. A. Alger al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel They arc both sx-footers,
but Mr.. Sheldon has more flesh than the General.
and has a plump, broad, clean-shaven face. He was
the business partner Of the late Senator Zachariah
Chandler, of whom Mr. Blaine once said mat ina
country needed a crop of Zach Chandler back
bonesn His persona! ambitions are all in the linz
of business and he does not take any active part In
politics, although earnest Republican. he says
that his spondencc indicates that the p
party is almost absolutely certain to win the Pres>
Dental election"