New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
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pouthe Cochran snd Thomas r. arady, Tho spofe7mon
~ thloaeo ~ John kny anJ fahinhnt nav w '"e
position 90 cleveland ara b"ih comparatively f"n.s
non uoih ara irish Americans. and b0t haves HhRh'
touch ~ tho hfogne betaflns 49, tlolt fea'' u" wv
iieif dahHeat Cochran Ia rather Italian ~ "p'" wv,
urtdy ID nfs frulonio ,aprrn'hre h"'" "H' WV
natural ." l1n ~ gah,' aud can lAlh 'h"l'h'p ="
momouts notice. 0radi Is rather TAT wl''"' p"' ,"'|
rnu Is man " some ainmonta and OF gf'"''' NV" )"
Argument
Congressman william Dorshcmor has not ngu,e' , ~
Chicago and suspect he IS sulkng III mH t'hi wiz"
view 10 another political handspring III, wv. ,rr
lhgelow, went into the Democratic camp 'n"'' W. "
denis load when lac carrying the p'n'' ="
Roth bnyc made n bundor o cnring to the od 'oa"oI
after his usefulness hal departed ana the bnn'' ''
fallen from hs hands Had they served true "!ol"
with half the zeal with wrich they followed the i"To
pr ,phct who proncd for time 10y pretending Ioo''
they would not now be completely forgotten by their
party rs they appear to be-
william r. Travcrs has been at Chicago, hut ne oooS
not appear have done much talking III pubic anu ~,
private efforts have doubtless Occn brief lie uocSn
happen 10 be fluent of speech though he II acA VI "'
He shutters painfully aud yet X accounted one OF e WIZ"
OF the town. 10 he who inquiiing OF % prd I"ho'I
who had the same innrmy IL Ia that bbird cou could
"a talk" stung the dealer into replying II H. he cou-
couldn't talk b better than y you I'd w-w-wring his ne
neck Approached by huuco stcercr he gave his name
~ Mr. Williams banker, of Syracuse when thus al
drcssd moment later 10y the bunco mans confederate
ne said that he William r. Tiavcrs, bunco soercr
of Nrw-York" Ills tall well-knt figure is well known
in wall Street in the houses and In most oil the
clubs lie is the son in-law Of Rcvcrdy Johnson
I saw Mr. TraVers under circumstances which
enjoyed hugely. at the opera ball which ioIi"w'
the first Maplcson here and OF which August Del
mont the principal promoter, ana at whlch he was
the most ncedlcssly oGcous manager 1t was decueu
failure from the start few attending at the price OF Sl'
fixed for admission tickets and those few were fire.
qucnly annoyed by the onicous behavior OF MT BEL
mont raised something akin to row by onecthg 10
a man who did full dress suit gong 10 MS seat
in the parqucttc the man happened to he one OF sPr
and threatened TO give Belmont drubbing. IIaVefs
stood by and rather enjoyed the scene Later III the
evening Traycrs demonstrated with for joining the
hoys i'm dancing a very lively dance with number OF
the more vyacious danes who had been ut supper lie
answered: Th-this is fhzze. There w-wont DE any
m-more opera b-bas: and w-want the w-worth OF my
s-subscripton out OF th-tnis one And he took It,
The firm Of L. s. Lawrence CO. is one of the oldest
private banking firms in the city. II has over 1000
regular deposors who have been doing business with the
house for years Not single member OF the hrm name
survives and there is a Lawrence interested III the
concern Charles Frazier who is at its head Is COM
| raGattyey young and inmOdcrately rich
Douglass TAYLOR who has his Printcry he calls It,
on the opposite from Lawrence Co.. tells me he
was once clerk in the house and favorle OF one OF us
pripcipals who was his guardian. Then the banking
house was in Printing House Square next door To me
Globe newspaper Office, which occupied the site OF the
present TRIBUNE publication office Since that time TIE
TRIBUNE Building has swallowed up the Gobe ana the
banking house. not to speak of half dozen other
buildings Taylor says and signs as he says it, That he
might have continued with Lawrence & Co., and to-day
have been rich banker hut for his infatuation for
printers ink He was.aways neglectng his bookkeep-
ng 10 write sQuibs for The GLOBE and gradually worked
ONT OF the banking house into a Job printing Office