New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-19
WALKS AND TALKS IN THE CITY.

The lack OF excitement the speculative worlds shown
nowhere clearly than IN the quiet which prevails at
the Windsor Hotel the nightly stamping ground OF the
bulls aud the bears. Occasionally, however.
there is little ripple. small knot OF
bears. who follow the WoerishoeTer banner. had a
theme which they were working thrcadbare. AS
I strOlied In there the other night II WAS report
that the Union Pacific management had received
assurances from the Administration that there
would be Interference with It's privileges during
Mr. Ceveland's term. Mr.. Edgorton OF Kansas
city. heard the story. also said To me IA we walked
away: ITS the old story OF our Western Justice who
wanted to see the prisoner We railroad out
through wild country. At the stations little towns
grew up. One OF them WAS used by local terror
who saloon and store Keeper lie
was genuine Desperate. and pretty soon began
to rob the ireIghts Then we had him arrested and
he went over the road. But about the time we
took h,m man came along to tho railroad office and
said You've locked IN Justice OF the Peace" Then
II came fellow had pOscI as justice III
tho little town and had administered law
In his own way IL also related that horsethet
was brought before him for trial Pat for the des-
peralo WAS an freshman In name II not
tacu sat bolt upright with AN
Oil farm implement advertising book in front OF him
which he profe,sed the The prisoner said he
was not guilty. The justice oogitated over
his book Mr. Constable. yen clear
the coort lac said at length: I'm the prisoner alone
EVERYBODY went out Come up hero; bow much
money have yor asked tho Justice. Forty
dollars wss the prisoners reply. Let mo see
II Tho pulled out tho roll reluctantly
and passed 1t over. IL that all ye haver
The man replied that II was Forty
dolIars sololuzed tho Justice; that's twnty dollars
for me and twnty dollars for the constable ana the
county kin 20 blank FOR It's costs Iere acquitted lhe
1our was recovered and from the bench the oracnar
went forth have seen the prisoner. lie says nes
mt yuity Ibeleve him. lie Is discharged When the
wondering spectators od out the constable alone re-
mainoa Tue Justice his expectant glare
called him up ard pulling OUT uail
III. M gotteL gain. said got $50 COSTS from the brute
Here's for you and ten for me- "heh
had laughed over Mr.. Edsertou's story he resumed
II strike. me that the anxiety OF the Democrats to
get INTO power II this Union Pacific story is true was
~ they could SEQ the prisoner"
Ihear ia Cuban commercials circles that tho society oil
the Back Hand Is organizing on that Island.
T. studebaker OF Chicago. OF the four brothers
who manufacture annually their indiana works $4,000
10 10000 farm wagons. tells mo OF signs OF
returning trade. We are no longer obliged to
oeo, induceuents I'm easy terms and
other ways TO secure purchasers. Tho old
wagons arc wearing out aud tho farmers
are obliged TO have new ones The result
Ia a largo Increase in voluntary orders within
the last three months That Is good sign
and has induced US 70 our works to the
fun capacity II looks to II we were on the eve OF
the upward turn Jpn my faith on this country every
time"
Mr. Sargent who Ia at the head OF the Lyccum school
OF Theatrical Art tells that managers expect the next
season to be poor That does not seem to have IN
terfered with tho ambitions Of humanity IA over 10
pupils have been seeking tn the course Of the past winter
through his methods TO nc themselves Tor the stage
Mr. Sargent regards his school "a professional people
would ike to have It remain open during the summer
when they are out OF engagement aud could Pront Oy
Its Instruction without Interfering with their actual
work The subject has been discussed among the pro
essors in the school, they feel too tired to undertake
summer work.
"Plungor" Walton Is back in his old haunt after
a long absence In tho West NO more
New-York for NO." he answered.
mo- when asked about the report that no
Ia to tako the Park View House. In ftty
rinth.st THAT IT, not for the present why
the wese Ia just Ike picnic Tor pushing
men, Tho hotel business out there Is simply
immense At st. Louis tho other u"y' !
counted five big pages the arrivals at one motel LOT
twenty hours They all running the Same gait
shall start back In u day or two"