New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
WALKS AND TALKS ~ TIE CITY.

The New.York police force better at clubbing down
riot than marching. saw The Finest" l.200 strong.
march up Fifth-aye. yesterday, 10 attend Inspector
Thorncs funeral The impression that Of nno body
OF men, poorly drilled 1t is hardly 10 be expected that
man whose chief duty solitary beats should become
adepts at marching in patoons what struck most
forcby the cinaon their presence on the avenue
seemed u have for the rabbe. From all directions
rough men, boys and women came throngius to
the until IL was alive with Just such people -
might be expected to form mob Possibly they were
studying the laws strong right arm to see what muscle
| It possesses.
rh,yc ara mon who make sacrifices Involving great
personal risk and discomfort. which amount almost
70 herosi without world knowing anything aboat
tbem Ihaye one such IN mind now, that OF the
physcian who recently discovered the horrible phus
fever nest In Thirty fouTbst lie might have been
tented with merely reporting the case TO tho authorities,
But his idea duty to the thousands OF people endsn'
gered by such den Of disease altogether different.
Te spent day and night Investigating prescribing root
ING ont the evil His handsome practice necessarily
agon was mastered he crdwled away with the germs Of
uns at River.ide Hospital lie has just ac
tive life again. aud hi. friends welcome him a. ~ he had
returned from grave. refer to DR. ;. W. smith, the
| chief surgeon at Demit Hospital
C. J. Canda who is interested In the Ohio Central re-
organization tells me that all the 5000 first mortgage
bonds Of 81 900 each been deposited with the new
trust and nearly all OF tho second issue which was OF
Ike amount lie says the bonds widely distributed,
NOT over forty being the hands OF person. and
bt there is 10 his knowledge no scheme for capturing
/ the road.
l am told that President Cleveland receives large
numbers OF letters women. The secretaries who
omen and read them invariably lind at the bottom
of the letter. before the signature, the spoton declar
alton, This Is for your eye alone"
Malcolm Hay, tho First Assistant Postmaster
General swung Ponnsylyanla's vote for Hancock at
Cincinnati IN 1880 quickly that the General nom
mated before the New York politicians, whose deega-
ton was right alongside Of his own, knew what was
going on Mr. Hewitt and Mr.. whitney were standing
nm and asking exctedly "Who Is III what IL III What
does he say \" while the banners already being
seized and aof in the ascs By men with quicker
harmony with the New Workers until lie saw all hope OF
Tlden gone. Then lac mounted his char without word
To and dealt the stroke hy which Hancock was
nominated.
Captain Williams II ia line for promotion 70 fill the
position made by the death OF Inspector Thorno
The place is likely To go 10 n Republican. because
Thorne was a Republican, and the Police Board Is
equally divided politically tine Commissioners cannot
| pat Democrat IN lepnbiioans place.
Louisiana Democratic politics. am told, are In that
queer condition when the dominant faction Is anxious
that Senator Jonas shall have anything he wants out
side the State, while since he failed In the Cabinet
| effort, he wants the CollectOrshp at Now
Orleans, which thoy determined he
shall not have. Major Burke. of The TH'es'
Democrat and Senator Euss the head Of the fac
tion that succeeded In defeating Jonas for releotlOn
Thsy controlled the 10 tue National Convon-
ton ana were for Cleveland from the beginning o. the
end As OF balm 10 Jonas, they put him on the
National Committee. He boosted himself into the Exec
utIye Committee. became Its most active member next
TO German, aud s now passing his hat for small avor
from the Administration IL looks as II he would get H.
Chatting with Senator Allison of Iowa. the other day.
asked him what he thought OF the Administration
IL Is hardly time," he replied, for Republican to
be saying anything Give these people little rope and
let them Work out their saiNauoh OF uahhauop' "S '
| case may be-"
Inn, nasIbl thntS Seer
some army officers In Washington who have been kept
there through favoritsn An officer tells INC OF case
within his knowledge where brother officer was re-
tanned on duty twentyOne years at the capital But he
thinks the breaking set OF fayOrltes VIII only
| breed another
The names OF Senator Evarts aud lie Grand B. Can
non are added to the list OF Republicans who talked
about for the gubernatora In New York this fa