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49,, ,tnaon,o q, President Cleveland on two OF
his performances OF sour Goy'Ber" In'S IS ""-'
he said: The night before the Presiaen1.ai wv
ton q year ago was IN IuAa.o -,
dined with Mr. Cleveland, who was then "o' ~
the Tiff House. and lie to the play that niSn no
had i.ox and sat back pretty well out OF s9h'. 800
toward tho end OF tho second act heard shrii' c"
vo,ce I'm the audience say, Ma, there's Cleveianu'
little boy mad discovered him. where he MAJ pecn u
ticed by the audience OF adults. The crowns Vi 0Noe
mon were then beginning 10 parade tho Streets '"u
soon became noised abroad where he was suen iho"
Gathered that lie had to slip off the back way AFTER thc
second act was finished We were playing in washington
during election week Of this yoar. He got Dach from
Buffalo where he went to vote, and calieu OH h''
Tho first thing he said was: guess Ill have to 20 10
the he tire tonight tho rest OF that play 90 ho
came and sat II out
Bishop Sharp. the Mormon apostle, was here during
the week He would talk tho question OF poys-
amy beyond saying that for himself he beheVed IN
rendering unto cesar the things that arc C@sars lie
IL leading the element Of the Mormon Priesthood whch
advocates the observance OF 6he laws against poy@amy'
Assc,nbyman Hogeboom. with whom was chat'ns"
day or two ago, hts just been re elected TO inc ls
turs fru the Democratic County OF Columbia mthouSh
he jsa Republican, by aLOut 800 majority nc toh "o
that he had heard that the most important 's's'"O"
that was likely tO be proposed this Whter "'S SUN 90
,yoh grow out OF the cousOd4 alton Of the New YORK
nnabe 10 define the situation, and said io had no SPECIFIC
inflammation "a to tc character Oi the legislation that
would lie desired but he Thought the" third house had
already scented Picnic
rx rvI, seryce Commissioner I. d. Thoman has been
in yo,y York for a week past He ia smOothfaccd ana
sleek politician. with well rounded stomach VINO "d7
Probate Judge In Ohio when EX-SENATOR f1iuie'"i' a.
tie father OF tue civil Service bill, Wa. asked by ffeS
dent Arthur TO nac Democratic member OF the Com
h.h no a
cnterod ,ubic life He lived In Youngstown. when Is
IN. centre OF Of tins great iron nclds Inc COUNTY
WAS largely Repu Jlican The labor element grew stf"s
and began to organize. The Grccuback parry gathered
a large vote. ThUmqn went into this whirlpool ana
nanruated things that he cected to ONCE by inc
confined Democratic aud Grccuback vote His election
WAS attended by charges of iuprol cr methods 70 ihu
ence voters. but they were never Investigated ho
served Two terms, aud was out or 0ict When the 'NI
service Comm issiOn organized. lie huh hePc"
peuJlcou to DC elected To the Prom politician
he bossomed intO "a rciOrmcr lie has dccided to como
10 New YORK 10 live ana eonsdorg ohcr to maj
os. the affairs OF a non explosive boiler company.
co,o,oI lin Jones OF steuben who Is a deputy col
lcc.or at tus port, is character Lotn antique ana
uous His tai and iatDy form can he seen any n%hl
aLout tue Holman House or tifln Avenue Hotel heFo
his quaint political sayings axe much quoted lie - ho'
Cyl service rerormcr Of tne approved Administration
ar Mucwump type but believes IN the Jacksonian doc-
7
snn. He was Discussing the election la-t night when
some ore sdd to him that ho would 10 well to DO more
uuet IN his XpIesslOu OF ne mHh he dOp" uon' t"c
Custom House payro - an offensive partisan' Ihe
Cooncls reply full Of sc0in. Ihc cccuoh mas
B,rd thai tnlng" he said and in three months Cyli
Service Reform will not bo in existence New->orK
Knocked that NONSENSE silly There Is good deaf Of
TIN. feeling among Who engaged In practical
putc- United states senator said 10 me on thursday;
"Tho Democratic WORKERS have now no question bnt
that tho President must come 10 thcir terms do not
knox how he feels have not seen hlu since April
Az that tire lie was 'lat footed for rctorn have
understood that he has nce changed hs position to the
r,trut Of reng within. % make concessions to the pre-
yn,ns sentiment in his party Wherever By - dong he
cun get concessions In favor Oi reform from Ma party
leader. II that is LIS position II IL ogodltable ore.
though RE MuWuniis may not like 1t because lie docs
not insist on the whole lolf instead OF a half
This conversation recalled TO my mind the remark
heard 4 thoughtful Republican make 10 George William
Carrie, dur,rg the organization OF the independent
movement lust f,l. fIu man who was opposing
Blaine from personal dislike, and he was not aChh
service Ref rn man That question hal come np IN DIS
cu,sun between them. when the gentleman SAID; lr
C.rts You may differ VITA me to the result Ok tins
In ependent movement tat ncc'c no matter whether
AZ, r. .ucrr-,nl defeating Blaine nor, tue cal>c or
CIV, service Reform wil ne PIT pack twenty years ~
TINS movement Tne p'n"rratlo party VIII never iahc
II up nuI tni. movement viii Incense Republicans 80
mat they will drop Also MI turtiSs reply Wa' that
Ia.
temporary check Resulted but that lie hdd iaith III
Mr.. Cleveland.
The last time John Mccullough before lie became
who'll, deucntcd he trying To tell party OF trends
al tine - James Hotel lOke that had been pcrperaed
on him by Sotnern lis memory already Impaired
TO .oae extent and his narration 30 rOOr tna the
mint Of the tale was wholly lost TO comprehension
though lie declared IL go0! Joke In the scrap
book OF an friend found yesterday al auccuotc
winch al recognized ~ the story poor Mccullough
had tried to tell. While Sothcrn Was IN he ed
an atUutR,sd livery morse Tor drive NJ the ROAD tc
stopped IL wsy-lde tavern oni while dis servant wa
b,aRetins the animal msC.Sa lana o u x tn ho t,r
Neai Ito looks TOO weak 10 ocdr MP under tt on
SOtuJru~ reply. tha 10 u Keep tue WIN ilO u"h
ing the my out ~ hl'il
Zen Perey Foore the veteran Washington news cor
re.rondeut WAS here ON Thursday his WAY from
Eo4ton TO Washington to begin ma htty ninth winters
work In tho National CalltaL ilo is short and stout.
with eocratlan face md ratrarels white board
We we're talking about remembering men and faces.
when he remarked: know So many men that when ]
come 10 tryg 70 remember tncm Hl, am little bt IN
tho X or the wOmun VINO hi l0ur cDiidreh Al Mfth
ald was constantly scttinS them InIAsh
met General Michael kerw!n. OF The TIbhci ~ tile
Fifth Avenue Hotel the night, where lie had gone
10 get Senator Miller request the discharge OF young
man from army lie gave ue sOue new IDEAS about tine
present rnuk aud Hlc OF tue army. This young man.
SAID he for whom want the Senator ~ interccdo went
On a spree He was Intoxicated FOR several days When
ne soDrrcd up he was soldier Tie life and associations
ara horrible aud now he wants get On None but the
earliest specimens enlist ~ tho array IN tunes ui
urace TuD recruiting places generally located IN the
rOugnes parts of the great rIlrs ihc mon enlisted arc
the rag-tuR of society. When nap ems tIat one o.
another stripe gets cnsnarcd there Il only one to
Unt of 1t. They will discharge him on request OF
senator
Governor Hills law IartLer, William l.. Muller, ia
Rotary OF tho Democratic state Committee. Although
TWO Years older than Governor HILL he Is younger In
looks by ten or fifteen years. asked htm ~ the Hoffman
House the other day about tho story that the Governor
had been The victim early love affair. llo replied
that III was ell The Governor was always
very studious, said Mr.. Mullor HIS recreation was
politics lilo never any hand for social plea sures
tnnt IA for going out IN society. His amusement
gong when the rest Of the young aWycrs
skynrking around Emira be generally In the office
LIN L.. I. III. ni,I.