New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
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NJ NJ Greene of Columbus, he former presl.
dent OF the Hooking Valley Railroad Is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Mr. Greene conducted his ROAD through
one OF the remarkable labor contests known III
this country occurred in 1884 before the Knights Ok
Labor had taken such hold Of contests between en-
ployes as they have since shown. His railroad runs
hrou, III large coal district In which there are 1000
miners The mines operated by the road strike
vasstated BY the miners union. The road contended
for the principle that t had the right TO employ any man
who was wilngto work for 1t at any price that might
be agreed upon the road aud the empoye Tho
struggle lasted for nine months 1t was accompanied
bv conflicts between the authorities and the strikers
| resulting in bloodshed and destruction OK
property but the road finally triumphed Mr. Greene
was broken down By reason OF TINS nxhs
and became subject He resigned the presi-
dency in July and has been seeking renvgoration az
Bar Harbor but will to active duties He Is
an Eastern lavne begun his raroaI career on tho
Vermont Centra in SAT and ls4s HssoD. William.
Ia the active manager OF the Hooking Valley road at
present Judge Stevenson Burke Of CLEVELAND being tho
| President
State Senator Hendricks OF Syracuse, in tho city
yesterday with Congressman Frank Hiscock Chatting
with me about New York City politics, Mr. Hendricks
spoke Henry Georges candidacy as attracting wide
attention Said he: "M Georges book, Progress and
Poverty, made deeper impression than any other
similar that has been published In many years.
The man who reads without having previously studied
political economy without being grounded In the el-
| ments OF political economy will find 1t avery taking
theory and will probably indorse It as sound doctrine
So few people studied political economy that tho
wide reading gwen to Henry Georges BOOK has pro
duced decided effect
state Senator c. p vedder. of Elicotville who was
the House yesterday has just returned fran an
through Europe He has been away from
home nearly three months and has come back signify
H. state Senator henry r. Low started with him.
but came home three weeks ago Senator Vedder has
been talked OF ssibe candidate for Congress In
his district where Sessions seeking re-
nomination. There he likely to be cong contest IN the
convention and IN that case somebody else than Mr.
Sessions may slip In. The Senator took the o'clock
night for home without waiting to sec hs po-
ltca friends who will DO here 1t the meeting OF the
| State Committee to-day
strong through the uptown hotels yesterday found
that Lord Lonsdale aud Miss Violet Cameron had for
two days succession escaped observation aud dined
together at which will not name. but they were
shade we'd closely in both instances by Miss Cam
erons husband Mr. De sauie, that they were unable
to begu before he was seated at another
table In full view of tsem and there he sat scowng
| through the entire dinner.
t. NJ Knox who has just returned from two months
trip abroad, brought win MIN the hat which was worn
Tn hat was found floating the and still bears
marks OF the wetng. It's handsome brown fet WIN
| nat A small cocxsae OF black aiorns the iront Tho
maker j. {. Zehme, OF Munich Tue slze Is 1ls.
When found rich buckle OF lila nonds GOV
cred tho cockade but mat was removed before MI AnoA
Congressman Hiscock is getting gray. but he Is a:
manner upon friends When ran across him at tue
Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday hs told ne that MS Visit
to the city OF business aud not Al Al connected
with the meeting OF the politicians here to-day lie de-
clared that he knew ttle about the political msne iyres
CURED him II he thought the Two COMMITTEES. would
Unite on Judge Pcckham sOmo other candidate Tor
! thaC rIafA Ia.
Governor Hin appoins Judge OF ms own at once anu
Part IN the Name election aud considers victory
tuere Of Immense value To tie party throughout Tue
party OF Nsw-YorK Will help the Republicans 70
several members OF CONGRESS and to Increase nee
| large nfsjority la the Assembly,
Secretary Bayari, who was at the NswYork
with ms daughter to resort on Loax
Island, which no desired to have Kept private 50
that he might get amucn-needed rest without intrusion
from the outside word. Mr. Bsyard appears tnn saa
shgnty bent He has aged greatly has oseo 10 son
tact that he IS nervon: all rr no. male
not at like the Senator Bay.rd OF Old days WIZ
tho New-York Hotel his New YORK home
Captain Chester s. Cole. chairman OF ths hspa's.a
mar In ing lat When him ~ the Gl.sey ioa'e
sst evening his cheek. hai tue pu as Captain asea TO
wear long chin wnlsscrs whicn ar az IN. whi,sers
only brown mustsene Appearances Of his face and
sss MIN COX "a II ne smiling all INC Tune mp
| lo.e Gays that Soins
the cha,rmrn OF the two committeeA
Congressman Ira DavenPorts sqaars.eut face goa
nayo.t sye-siassss. bond couple xon and auburn ~
,.s.ns wsrr prominent in tue Republican tnrohs ~
,ns s,y House yesterday He has Just returnot ll TN
| carlsnaL where he sp'nt IN suihhot. . ne Ia 10
D',n,"s and heard nothing to talk about he sa,u "
90 " didn't Emperor William or ieon s.so I'M
ar any other crowned head" lie Is looking mueu I'm
proved In health
Captain Edward p Dohsrty, who commanae S x sas
twenly soldiers who captured Jonu wilkes BOOM,
nj tLs Aslor House yesterday. lilo sodieIn 80 IAN
man, tai, straight ~ an arrow, Win usi~
IL 5rown mustache aud gosioo.