New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

VIEWING THE PASSING THRONG.
THE STROLLER TRIES A NEW PLAN.
HOW SOME wELL.KNOwS PERSONS LOOKED AND
WHAr THY SAID AZ ivy wENT BY

THE TRIBUNE stroller on Saturday took mp a
new plan and fixture OF himself at the intersec
ton of Broadway Ffth-ave. and Twentythrdst. where
he iszly allowed people stroll by and gathered
the cram o. thron4 Cor his notebook The morning.
hours AZ this point bring always large plumber OF
notable pcrsoDs in Hero hrst was observed fro
lessor Ebcrhard chubby little roundaceh oonuc he
is the head o; the conservatory OF Music with whe
rose bis but,onhoe he stopping for his regular
morning shine at the italian bootblacks stand at the
The Professor arrives every morning Ike 'he
stroke OF clock. When asked when the Conservatory
closes lie responded with laugh Never. 1t IL always
open The city pupils begin to drop away. Dn' there
comes a growing throng from the south ana west OF
persons who being fttei for teacnera You thnR II
would be monotononsl All. there You are mistaken.
We avoid monotony by changing the music We 20 from
Wagner Strauss aud from Strauss to Ofenhach and
then again" Then the Professor goes merrily on
to hs pupils
Congressman J. Thomas sprirGs has come ont to enjoy
the morning He Is one OF the ten Democratic Con-
gressmen rom New-York who voted against taking up
the Morrison BILL He says that he thought It the
thing kill the bill at the Hrst opportunity, be-
cause It Impossible to know what effect
discussion would have made upon tue weak
members. 1t is his opinion that there were
large number of Congress from the South
who voted TO take bill out OF compliment TO Mr.
Morrison, whose votes would nave been against the
final passage. lie remarks that Mr. Morrisons severest
blow from the opposition was from two OF his colleagues
from Illinois. next TO which the eminent Free Trader
feels badly the opposition from tue Democrats
OF New York
Ex.speaker Titus sheari. Little Falls looking solid
ami substantial ever. but with trlhs OF gray crop
ping mustache. stops to congratulate Mr..
spccs the part winch he took In opposing the Nor
bill fall talk about Carlisle when the
ex-Speske says: Mr. Carlisle Is Free Trader out
prlaciple. There is mistake in his posi-
he is not Ike other statesmen with whom
have baeu IN hen I IA
the last tar II contest hal occasion 10 10 him
alb III clause that had been dropped out by mistake
He told me he would take steps for Its restorAton
the tariff in every way and that he
would take every advantage 10 break IT down. whether
in detail or at Wholesale and whether by mistake or de-
sign. He is perfectly conscientious in his free trade
views andis OF the men you can admire for the
openness Of his opposition"
Captain Charles ". Mckay, OF Franklin. Penn. tall
wiry Oony WITH sharp features aud brown whskers
trimmed to point. is MS way TO the elevated train
starting for home. Two years Captain Maekay WAS
the opponent OF William L. scott OF Ere in the or
CONGRESS from that district The district is overwhclm
ingly Republican, bat bolt IN the Republican ranks
enabled Mr. defeat the captain. Ia answer to
inquiry whether he Will AGAIN th.s year. Captain
Macksy says " Ny own county Instructed It's dele
gates to support at the Congressional Convention
he her am nonin steI VIII depend on the two other
counties not hankerIns after another sdch fight
as had two years ago II the nomination comes to NE
unanimous friends II ought TO and vii there
is no doabt that Will he defeated before
by the boi things seldo repeat themseves"
Ex--tate Senator Araell. OF CanaJoharie short aud
rouni with keen face and pleasant eyes, stops while
inquire OF hin for the "best word" IN politics The
best can say. rclJns the senator is tina. is my be-
lci that the Democratic mule kicking Itself pieces
fast that certain OF success 10 1s- You want
to know about the Sen.torshipl Well. do not think
the sufficiently developed yet for any
determine Il : badly possible Tor Mr. HiscOcS to de-
icei senator Incr; neither w4 II b. done by any
from Ncw-York City. There Is plenty OF Senatorial.
timber through the Gentle Of the state aud plenty Of
time development before the LEGISLATURE meets
next winter. II VIII be time enough after We have
secured the Legislature. which Nj Hi declares he
make DemOcr4tc, before We trOt Ou candidates for
Senator
T. g. Mock. Of Rome. whose business is the construc.
ton OF locomotive engines has come TO the cl.y for
day though generally stays longer aud comes often.
lie Iitte with Scotca face, ami shrcwi eyes
lnat peer from a busAy growth Of sandy eyebrows
wnic. nlsah his tack sa)rs-'roDpst sandy whisk-
CTS. It's good news country" he says. Int not
enough Of IL Business IS picking up Crops are good.
We notice stock are going up an W. ike ths looS OF
things better than month ago"
Marcus Hanlon. VINO tor a long time the Eiitor OF
The An,-rcan Froteeonls, with John Roach as one OF
L.s patrons, and now las good salary a special
Agent OF the Treasury department, stops 10 talk with
me about the Custom House The Stroller could
under a \ ADMINISTRATION whose election he OPP
posed. II may nave been the same principle that
Fred" Blenkaer CONTINUED third ASSISTANT sergeant
o; The Oao House FOR thrty-'wo years nader
various parties control fftd usrd u say that ne
never SAW all Administration That could change politics
quicker than could Hamlon says about uuderyIlua-
they .AOuld De. Il MAS formerly the custom 10 accept
Consular invoices showing the market value of go"ar
We don't o more. Ne send out u mud ont
goods really selling for IN the market II in
voices fall below inform the importing merchant.
lVg ulayl q IA lie Il
warned and second attempt the goods seized
without warung They don't try II after one OF Two
sczures. IL NY Judgment The present laws, honestly
consistently enforced. Will stop undervsiuauons'
Major selover along aud challenges SIMON
Stevens. the lawyer, 10 walk with him to FfV-
niuth-st and back. lie weighs 23l pounds aud Mr.
Stevens upwards OF 30. II always challenge a
heavier man than myself for walk" says the Major,
and | never III axe the goal above FIFTY LlntL-s.
General schuyler Hamilton nearly did The old
gentleman along night ana asked party OF
who wanted TO walk with hun to One-hun .redtA-st
IN 60 YOU saiI l. II never entered my head that
he was In earnest We Park talking al tie
way old in California and about BroIerck
and Halleck. whose sister he married ifemaFsed that
blocks further. SAID TINS Is SeVentieth-si
General was mighty 'Irel. says lie, Wei. We /
IL rted out for Onc-lundredthsL Let's 20 the Whole
thing When we cot 10 Onelundredth-st thought lie
would take car back. Not a bit or It, We wakei AL
the way back But sLce then nave been precious
the line al Central Park"
In front OF the Holman House have observed Tor |
some time a group OF Young actors paying court TO a |
adv in the midst them Presently the separaes
siguOr PeTugin comes waking down beside "a lady
III black SIX. with lively movements and half IDothery
air. Every body seems know her she "A bow from
half a dozen pa-sers-by, ana when ASK who she s
told II Mrs Eldridge. WHO was successful
twenty-five years ago.
Joseph Pool OF the active OF mem
bers " The Republican Club. walks by. He has
white hair WHISPERS. Marvin Hughi the head OF the
great Chicago and Northwestern abroad Is going
10 his hotel lie asod looking man, with substantial
face OF English type broad and round and adorned |
with Eugish side whiskers Miss Kate Field Is walking
uptown a stately way, with a street OF such
and laties all aiout