New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

nave buried itself than have elected Mr. Morton vita
.ns clements tnas were supporting and advocating Dis
coopel shaasr has always a new story HIS latest
onr thst two Catholic pr ests wers Walking down We
street ~hen they met aud passed clergyman "i tno
English High Church. One u the priests acquainted
w aa tas clergyman and they bowel In reco;niIon;
muen they hal passed on some way the second priost
ONE o, o, r' eS%g"noa c0ecs.nin. tue
DO" We'll ~hat r" we an a%s%S@%P" w
saratota Is full OF eh at this season OF the year
wilrE to BY you ami say mi, +, Ir aud
wno q ade million in hog tat That IS Mr. 20 aud
hkey 10 meet millionaire ay OF ordinary appear
anos 20 To- cpri,r As an Instance. mere Is Narsent
Hartley. who is reported to property worth four
10 slh millions which hs has 10y selling firearms
aud am auaiti,n: He small and slender man not
above I'VE feet four five inches 10 height. Win
srewd aud pleas ant face, covered with yeowish whlte
w.lsKsts. He dresses pl,nly, but wears hish SIX
Ike most mrn of New-York City haze mad, money
10 business he is associated vita others In banking snd
fi-d. '''s'" 'Oar'' Win Russell sage anu Cyrus
Turning around as left Mr. Hartley. almost ran
over 70 noticeable form OF Joln Granam. the criminal
lawyer The popularity OF bis dress an figure makes
nitn common ONT OF observation and inquiry be Is
snort ana stout and has a round rel lace whlcl Is
smooth -nayen like ausctOr. ana he wears great wig
oi hck and uxuriant curly hair IL stands Out troh
us uetd IN cushony mass which Is rIlnn ell SQUARE
al tue ends until migt serve for tue fac smle OF tue
wig vi greh English Iurlst Over MS Oi2 he"I anu
mass OF curly hair he wears youthful white DerDy
with derp black band, aking tue strange kind OF
sontraI lie has gre It tn elk neck which IL dipi" el
by lowcut shirt with huge rolling collar ami sailor
hocktc tie Wtat5 DARK blue square cur co"e,
trimmed with BLACK braid at least Al iuch ia width anu
with sht Trousers aud patent. leather with Iignt
cOth tops he makes altoset.r hg1re that cannot be
ignoroi ~ strangers base been told hat the awJ or
nsncned To general conversation aud that ne rssey
tsk win auy on, ou wandrs ABOUT alone asardtosa
silently commuping with himself.
Inc Dulls AM bears vino are here taE@ cfe2; -leai
an'ul Addison CammacK In his role OF briueSr"ou-
DE 10 as devote to his wife a. impatient lover ana
"uo she escAI e. HI. ssht lie finds consolation In t9
society OF Other lalles He rarely gets among bis Oh
cOLpanous, and when thew him lt IA as II he were
an utter strauser MIS- Cammaek Is one Oh the oeSt-
dres-eu women at the springs.
heard more or less ,bout the Vermont contest over
the United states eenatorship from the people Hon
Vermont who caule over 70 visit tno oprlhSs sir.
Cart1rof Bellows Falls. who bitterly po,-d to the
return OF Mr. Ej unds, told today that TIC opposi,
ton 10 MIN has become great over the STATE anu
tnat IN Burlng on where there contest over tue
nomination OF town representatives, the Ednunds
Candidate was defeated on Tuesday isht rs tnree votes
although Mr.. Edmunts hal personally engaged ia tue
contest AMI spent ten days IN rassiDg tho city
saw today copy OF ettsr written by Mr. Ldmunds 10
DR.. Albert Richmond, OF Anes. Iowa, concerning his
course In the last Presidential election 1t is as follows
USIrED STATES SENATE,
WAsHiNGroN, ID. c. Dec. ., lSsl
DEAR SIR: have yours OF the 25tn u rhe courtesy OF
ports OF my cOmplss at the ceeat OF our ticket
are entirely false nave mover uDtcd said or thought
Democratic victory, should have voted hat way tor
believe II the duty OF bOuest citizen To vote Tor
party 10 succeed at tile election AMI said 50 aud voted
So As public speaker could not say that believed
certain tning, that did not believe, but Genera.
Ha.Icy nd beliefs t1at had not, and 80 he could
honestly say Now neither you nor any other upright
Republican could wish lie " stand up III the prrs-uce or
countrymen aud there T. fasehvod or prevarcate
IN aid o: any cause, however good.
am thankful that the IO~er which rules the world
sufficient moral courage o. resist the temptation
a. undertake 10 Ike speeches IN which would nave %
speak falsely dssimaate gu certain Important points
in order to have my remarks useful TO our side am
grateful TO You anu otiors Tor your FORMER goou op1
aud am sure have not desired u lose IT, Respectfully
yours. GEORGE r. EDhONDo.