New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
WALKS AND TALKS IN THE CITY.

hear that the Ohio Central reorganization Is likely to
result In the road going back into the hands Of Calvin
Bryce, General Samuel Thomas, Ex-Governor Charles
Foster and other capitalists who furnished the money to
Its original promoters by which the road was brought
Into existence They aferward sold out the bulk Of their
stock at handsome profit retaining large coal Inter
cessful manipulation and turn Of the property.
told that for every article invoiced for sale and
shipment to Guatemala, fee CT 81 is charged by the
agents Of President Barros 1t ia In the nature OF high
tarln Tor revenue only
Isaac B. Riley, well-known Democrat Of Newark,
Ohio, said to me recently: "The Democrats, the peo-
pe will be satisfied the politicians dissatisfied with
President Cleveland. There 5000 Democrats in
Licking County, and above three and their relatives
care one continental who fills the Offices We want
good government and not Offices"
am told that Malcolm Hay, the new First Assistant
Postmaster General, has advanced views on
the tariff than held by Mr. Randall This is bit OF
comfortfor the free traders who supported Mr. Cleveland
gentleman who wrote to President Cleveland a
recent Saturday was boastng Of the business habits Of
the Chief Executive because he received reply here
the following Monday morning Mr. Beecher night have
something to about Sunday work these data were
properly placed before him.
1t is reported that Andrew Carnegie, the steel million
naire fifteen newspapers In England. He bought
his first paper there to crafty literary ambitions, and,
finding that 1t paid him, has since purchased others
They yield him handsome revenue, which 10 probably
more than fifteen similar newspapers In this country
would do.
met General Joseph B. Carr Secretary Of State and
had few words with him about the Goyernorship. He
said: am doing nothing whatever to secure the Re-
publican nomination for Governor. wouldn't go into
the convention struggle and hghtfor the nomination
for all the Governorships In the country Tho peoples
voice is what must govern If the nomination comes to
me shall know 1t is by the peoples wish. think TOO
much Of the party and It's to wish to force my
self to tho head OF the ticket II we make mistake
now you and will not live to the last OF It's results.
We carry NewYork this fall II we follow the will OF
the people, and II carry IL this fall would not give
cents to be Insured to the election In 1888. We
shall elect President then we elect GoverIor now
lie Grand b. Cannon, told, is director in forty
three trusts takes nearly his entire time attending
meetings OF tho various boards.
The wife OF the Lord Mayor OF London buys her per-
fumery in New-York City.
Apartment house rents I'm New-York have been COM
ing down with stepped into an elegant apart
ment recently near Gramercy Park, and found that
could it for 200 although the janitor assured
me 1t had been time rented for s., 200 Apart
ments of the $500 900 grade find have gone down
from Is to 25 per cent II will be difficult to rent prop
erty this grade at the reduction The tendency
the population TO be back to small houses
The flats that rent best those OF only three or four
floors The real estate who takes hold OF houses OF
stories and turns them into apartments for two
families will his money back promptly. There VIII
lack Of this year for highpriced residence
property,