New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
SOME VIEW,S or SOME MEN.

chant tailor ng shops for portion OF yesterday anu
thereby justified the statement OF his TRENDS that nc
here TO do "a little shopping" Nevertheless the
OPTICIANS had idea that his shopping was not
unco injected with politics. Only few callers saw
I'm. Judge william L. Muller and John oBrien
we-s with him most of the day. Last night he
att ldod the performance OF Docbstaders MINISTRIES
lie will a matinee this afternoon and anotner
theatrical performance tonight. and 90 Oach W
Albany tomorrow according to his present
programme. 1t is said that some quet work IS being
during his STAY here by which Irving Han Is 70
lecomc his special organ ZauOn III THIS CITY 10 oPol"V
the labor Voto
"Dan" Kendrick, general passenger agent of the
New York Central Railroad. IL something OF VII
Just before going South recently for his health he
got UP a and attractive pocket timetable OF the
Oh cago limited fast express. There Is horal de-
sign on the outside pages which people puzzle over
when they arc informed that 1t contains pun ny
Mr. Kendrick. When they "give it up" they arc tod
by some If end of the Central. Why. :sn that
dandeLon-the dandy line out OF New-forkf eee +
Salem H. waless youthful appea rance is somewhat
surprising in view OF his long public career and
record. He IL a MN of medium size with carefully
trimmed side-whiskers 4 pleasant iaco and genital
ways. lie sad Yesterday 81 regard warner mnor
AS ono of the most industrious and eompetent worker.
that this State has ever sent to the th.Hd oaus
Senate. In some respects he has been head ana
shoulders Above hl- fellow Senators. With the ex-
ception OF Senator morrill,. OF Vermont believe that
he is better posted upon the tariff than any man Id
services to the State and country are exceedingly
valuable"
Ex-Marshal Lewis F. Tayn. although he stu coune
Chatham as his home. spends much Of Lis time IN
New-York CITY. He has an Office at No. 50 broad
way. where he at the head Of conpluy engaged III
mining tin (roni which he expects to make fortune
MFR lawn declares that Is Disguised with politics
and politicians but it Is noticeable that his acuVe
BODY il to DO found in almost every gathering OF
party leaders that place in this city. and his
caustic remarks about men and things are relShed
and laughed over long aiter they arc sah
Senator George Vest of Missouri who is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel is u SHIRT rotnd round faced
man W III a sodicrly appearance. lie has litilo
gray mustache and goatco and his head Is adorned
with soft SLOUGH hat In spite Of his recent contest
with PRESIDENT Cleveland over the Benton case' Mr.
Vest IS outspoken declaring that Cleveland has the
masses of tho Democratic at his back ana that he
will br rcnonhnaod and elected His opposition to
the President says. extends TO bis course on inc
silver question and Civil Service reform. But he
il n Democrat" said the Senator, land as Demo.
crat is mini ely preferable TO any kepuDlean tIau
could be named for the place. Missouri VIII Dc ior
him in 1855. General LOean's death will give him
chance to carry Ill uos. II means loss VI io'ooo
TO 10000 votes in that State"
Secretary Endicott. who in the city Yesterday
on his way back Washington from Christmas festv-
ties Massachusetts, expressed deep regret over tho
death of General Logan whom he said he rcgared as
ne,
be deplored and whose loss to the Republican party
will 10 especially great. "My acquaintance with
General IAgln," he EdId. was not excessive had
not met h n. uDul ! contact with hin III
nursuinr Investigations with refer to coast FORT
&C. Itions and dcfenccs He impressed me as being
strong, earnes-, devoted, public spirited man"
BEER DEALERS AGAINST TIE BREWERS POOL.
some time ago the large brewers of this neghDor
hood each contributed $4,000 toward forming pool
in order TO restrict the business of brewing. mo
price OF beer was then So a barrel and the retail
dealers were allowed discount Of from 10 to 20 per
cent The pool thus formed drew up an agreement
whereby this discount reduced to 8 per cent,
and in which IL stipulated that If dealer wished
O give his custom to brewer other than the one Oh
whom he was then purchasing the former would have
to INFORM tho secretary OF tho pool and pay INTO inc
POOL So for each barrel of beer ho sold tho dealer
The dealers OF jected to this greement and looked ior
relief the Wine. Liquor aLI Beer Dealers Ieh.ral
Association Ycster.ay TINS ASSOCIATION met At NJ.
C2 Union Ilace. The committee which Was appolhtcd
at a previous meeting confer with the brewers OUT
si,e of the pool as 10 their ability TO supply the
retail dealers reported that II had coherred
with the following brewers, giVng her
capac ty over present prOluctiOh' Joseph
fverhard 100000 barrels: Williamsburg Brew ng
Company, 10000 barrels College iOnt bre"ihs
Company, $1,000 barr,ls: George Bechtol lOo'VOo
barrels: ia, Oh Ahlers $1,000 barrels the Nc~aIh
Br wing Company, $4,000 Larrcis. mo "hoIo
matter was rcerrcd bacA to the district ASSOCIATIONS
and tho associations will receive signatures BON rom
member and non members oi tho association III eno
Iiauor business ~ call Tor meeting Ia cooper
Union.
George Fhre. requested the association TO appoint
commit, to confer tomorrow afternoon win inc
secretary OF the POOL and try 10 arrange inc "'uor
amicatly james Lynch, John Duggan, j. L. Mayer
John j. King enI 4. A. Clark were appointed
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