New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11
WARM OCTOBER SATURDAY..
THOUSANDS WALKING IN THE STREETS
NOW PEOPLE LOOKED AND WHAT SOME OF TnE'

NOW PEOPLE LOOKED AND WHAT SOME OF THEM
SAID TO A STROLLER
red sun in a misty sky, succeeded by q
,nrsd orb at MONDAY and the heat OF midsummer Id
October followed by gentle mugginess OF Atmosphere
IA the day closed made saturday day OF stronng ana
n-omepad,pr for thousands of New York people They
were on foot early and they on foot late Ihey
shopped In the early hours, they retreSVeu W W.
luncheon places as the heat increased and they
swarmed from O'Clock until in all the great
Almost the first person the stroller eneoun'ereu 90
started out was Theodore n VAIL OF Tue 80 ,I.
Telephone Company A handsome anu ' ..n.
man with ourltng browa hair, curling Dro"n nus'"
80 aart blue eyes is Mr. Vail He has mane lor'u"o
ont ~ telephone stock lie was for years the anase
of the parent company at Boston, lie tehs me 'n~ Ho
New-York company has been hoping 10 get the unuei
ground wire question settled satisfactorily ana snS' ue
would be glad get al his wires buried Dy heAs !e "
he could only get chance TO do It,
Tn Union Square observed the we'll preserved and
,onndea figure OF ex United states Senator Spencer OF
Alabama lie Ia engaged In mining ventures IN tne
West which 1t is said nave turned out We'll IL Is
whispered tina, Mrs Spencer the author OF two or
tSn the last three years, the merits OF wnlch haS
been pronounced high By the literary "oriu'
In handsome couple that comes stroning down
broadway. looking in at all the windows, recognized
William D. Sanders and his wife, OF Cleveland ONO O
sanders is one of the sng young lawyers OF the Forest
CITY and has already made himself ne position IN
his profession lie is the law partner OF Ju"se 0'o'
e0n Burke.
ca,sr,l ruiaekoper the former postmaster at Phil
aoelnhia gallant one-armed soldier who was removed
20 make place for OF samuel j. RAndalis men, Is
In Broadway with Colonel William T. shafer. Inc
Phuade phia Office OF the best managed IN tue
country under General Huidekoper' II was poin'eu
out in the annual reports OF the
one OF the model offices OF the land Tnere Is
over the mail service under the new man ana ma. 'ne
population OF the is growing a0outlts delayed OF
Inisearrled mails.
Here is Baron DeLorme. the energetic young Frenen
man who came here nearly year ago to endeaVor 10
interest American capitalists III the construction OF ran
roads in CHINA He to go back In month"; Du'
1,ng.rs vet IN The city He is Of medium size,
with refined air aud manner, white face ana SILKY
black whsksr in the height OF fashion ana
usually wears about MS necA wSich be
his coat delicate white SIX st cseasss
declares il protection against all KINDS Oh useases'
incluling colds and malaria
n Fiftn-aye l ran across Garrett Roach. chunky,
round ford Of and sandy IN COM
pexion he told that his father 10 much improved
IN health by his summer aud that lie Will be abe
this fall to make himself heard In business and IN pup
lie aftairs Garrett Roach enthusiastically IN favor
of the nomination George W. Quntart for Mayor as
compromise candidate TO De supporter ny 10y
Republicans, business men and woT1lnEnsn he say
man That could be named IN opposition 10 hiin-
One after another theatrical people float BY Here Is
auttle man who well known in the theatrical "orla
HCopeston, the newspaper agent for wilson Barrett
He comes saunterng down Broadway IN stylish suit
NJ gray and turn walk with him while he tells NE
bit OF his history. When he came from England rev
xears aeo ne had 500 or $500 cash with him. lie
intended to 90 into enterprise in one OF the western
States the money into the custody OF MS VIE
On their arrival here and went down to Coney Island
with some OF his friends while his wife went shopping
When he returned he found his wife in and the
money lost lie had English gr end instead OF crying
over spilled with milk. down TO The Norid ONCE
and took engagement as dramatic critic He He-u
carein.nts were offered MIN IN the business manage
IDent or venture. Charles IL Matthew's tne
Ab6eys right hand man. is out for stroll HIS youth
fui recreation baseball al which he was an expert
and his present sport is driving pair OF nne horses
which legacy enables him to own. Az ~,
stage door OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre she comes
presently. vision IN suit OF lavender sa'in anu OLA
s..or Don cameron and H. W Oliver Of Pittsourg,
eome strolling along armn-arm, evidently discussing
Pennsylvania politics. Behind them are W. BourKe
Cochran and Dick" Croker, the Tammany leaders
Cockranis large leonne and smooth shaver. Croker
is small. foxy and black with what appears 10 De
days growth whiskers 1t is his eccentrcy TO nave
his face appear always II he ought TO 20 and see
barber Another brace OF promenacers is o. H. Looey'
Of the Brevoort House, and Joe Lennon, VINO Walks
five every night OF MS life to get tne pron lS
hote arrivals for the New-York morning papers, E,ne
OF them round auI plump enough to make an exec
lent lgn for popular restaurant General H. A p
yner who has lust returned from ocean voyage and
tour Europe. passes by lie Is ruuuy' anu
evidently improved ID health
General Roger A Pryor also out for an airing, tall
erect with his hair hanging over the collar OF hs
overcoat and MS underp cured ne If in scorn OF the
display Of wealth that he sees on every hand lie mas
the latest book his ana big pamphlet Sucks
out Of the breast pocket OF his top coat Frank Aleu-
one OF the and popular members OF the Prod
nee Exchange, stopped 10 talk wild an old friend
from Ohio George Tod Ford a relative Of the 1Ods and
The Fors whose history is interviewer every where in
the history OF the Buckeye State. Ford Yale man
lie studied found ii dlsagreesble 10 practse lie
xsrt on Inc lecture platform humOrst and philOs0-
pher and made something Ola hit. But ne found hls
faste AT last and Is at the head OF concern
in Virginia which manufaci clay pipes by the mill
ion and reaps a CORES ponding profit