New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
STRAY HOTEL CHAT And GOSSIP.

When United States Civil Service Commits
sinner John H. Ouery Sis 10 va IN easy turns
his pestse face to the ceiling nd rvess his Dae eyes
On space it IL worth while listen to wnat he says
Chatting YesteadI y IN the Firm Avenue Hotel
the question up Having assumed MS favo-
rite attitude OF meditation. he said; Five years from
now, II alive, shall see most OF the demands
Of tue workIngme rpOraed IN the legislation othe
country They Will everything. but tney Will get
a great many thing, because they are right Many Of
the demands ascrlbed socialism ar- uss AMI the ten
dency o. legislation is co1csis the IL vii no; be
long until contract labor IN prisons IS done away
Win and until there will DO 10 children at LABOR under
age Many already eAIslatei on these
points There Will be careful supervision OF tenement
houses and mines Eventually the railroads and
telegrsphs will 70 under tho control OF the Gov
eminent as well as similar monopoies. The telegraph
will first step. There is no reason way the Gov
eminent should SEM my -ssage By electricity as
well as by steam The beginning OF Government con ro
OF rail bs are 'dy 10 the Railroad Com
missions established he several States, and in thr
movemeut bv the National for the regula
ton OF interstate The progress from the COLI
tro OF the actual control Of Tue railroads
Will Dc a snort step Municipalities viii own the gas
works ami water works and WI. furnish the supply to
the people at cost The cry that all these things are
sociastic Is scarcely worthy o. consideration They are
rigAt, whether Sociastic or not
Senator Warner Miller. has Just come from Penn
sylvania lers ne has speeches WIKI General
Beaver discussed yesterday some phases OF politics In
the keystone stale sail: The chances Of General
R.avers election are excellent I think they are i'm
nroyins The anxiaty OF his friends has been TO know
tns size and strength OF tue Wolfe movement Mr..
Wolfe himself does believe ihAt ne can heip the
Democratic marty into power unless he can poll AZ least
80 DO Prohibition votes. No now Oe found WI"
Lac any idea that he eau poll any sucn vote.
Colonel Dick Bright OF Indiana, formerly sergeant
alarms o. ths United Satss 5enAte was IN the CITY
dav or Two ago he told group OF friends 81 the re-
auest OF Colonel smaloy OF Vermont, the stosy OF his
demand Attorney General Garland for an Official po
sition. The Colonel a lAT ractce IN IndauSpOi'
whica is better tnan any Goverll-ect position lie nas
a grim sense o, humoE Tro three days after Nj
Garland was Installed in office Colonel Bright called on
him. After they mai chatel asnle tne Colonel SAID
Garland. you have WAYS told ms that you would 90
anything the world for Now want
10 ask you real favor want position ana want
You 70 PROMISE that yoH viii eve ne your support
ani indorsemont Tor the position The Attorney Zen
erAl promptly replied tna h, Colouel BugArs
serYlc-, put said would not maze sucu ma
pro misc Tor rnY other OF his Aequ Ahttnoo lhr
Colonel beat around tho DIsb Tor whie until ne bal
| Mr. GariaBds curiosity aroused and then said
ed Inspector OF PORK Jerusalem MT. Garland
was so pleased over the Joke tnat he DSzsed Coiohr
Bright 10 Tell "a Dsdy but 10 go over ana 40
il OF M Bayzrd- The Ia iiana man w@s wiiih1
tuuy the 5ocrety Of state; 80 the story Dame
out on Garland
The happlest hotel in SewYOrk just now is joni
w. stokes OF the Hotel Brighton. a. Long Branch h'
is o. Hoffman House on his return from "edain'