New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-03
In still another effort of the Muse these lines occur:

| Then Lla,s " 50 c sn
| The going JhrJ6gl this la| Siii ses from me.
Mr. squire's imaginary meeting broke up account a
the remark OF D. K Uakard " thtt no must 80 homa
there.
John r. Mclean. OF The Cincinnati Enquirer. was In
New York THURSDAY flying trip fson Washing
ton where he is spending tho winter. lie will make
WashOgtoa pay Tor entcnS aim away from Cincinnati
am told that he has INFESTED half a million d)is
IN Washington real estate ani tatS 40 Donsht whea
! prices were way down." Fne rise In value OF ats
iortins I'm Itself the elder Mclean il also living ia
Washn zton and ike the has bought largo blocks ot
There lie is gettng somewhat feeble. John
H. Mclean still has the notion that he would Ike To
and manage a great New YORK Jolrns. Wealth has
| male aim conservative to make ths vent IRE. Mr..
Dorsnemer fondlv hoped to have NJ McLeans backing
in me Sa bat failed to get H. Mcis IN ls,r Is tAas
after having made great success ne niht make great
| failure.
Mlhlon Chance, the Cons1l 1T Nassau under Presi-
dents AMI Hayes VINO has been engaged fO over
year with Equitable Lite Assurance Society," has
TO Dakota t. administer the estate o. his brother,
Captain Josiah Chance OF the 18th u. D. Int.ntry
| died suddenly last month while a visit u Fremont,
Ohio. am told that the captain. VINO WAS Dacielor.
I'VE years old when he Invested il iottrry ucGet lie
Dire y $50 900 prize heard MaD.on On tel
with particularly the exact amount that the captain
received frou Tue prize. IL was hundred dollars
ie's than tue anodnt dftwu 10 aherehcS Delns the
Ike mduy army officers stItipnei ~ tue west tloaSls
Vs,tmsaf lie 6oaght large t;acts IN DaSota some Of
winch have since become quite valla
Imet here on Friday the old banker OF Utica Chare,
| Green. He is a resident OF HuDbarisyile, Madison
County, where he Is large hop grower, but all his
| business interests are centred in Utica He ws,in
Now York. told inc, for the purpose OF transferring
H. VI. Flagler the Standard OIL Company. tho title
and possession OF the Jacksonville, ST. Augustine AID
Haliiax River Railroad of Florida Tne rod i, about
thlrty six miles in lengh. yned by his tho
late w. jerome Green. On MS de tth the pcDpsrty
lett to trustees for son now eleven years OIL Te road
brought $4,000 winch is be toll IN Govern.
mont ior BOY and in that shape viii avail mis-
maturity Dir. Fiagier VINO has bOlgnt the roai Is
DuidinS Aagl-tne tue inest hotel in Florida He
intends lease he road 50 tn w 9e run ia conncc
| ton witn tao Tampa Bay and Key Wesi ROAD. Nn,e
talking with Mr. Green about tue sale. To Id: In ths
! Chase Ma ional Bank yesterday, where we wont 10
Strprlseu me sy telling me thit he mad trust ez.cty
IKE milne HIS son dlst aud eit an ony so now n'he;
years OLD Mr.. Thompson tod NE that has sOr bad
ist little fortune. about two and htlf millions GE
truck that it pretty bis fortune He las his
GRANDSON III tue bank As much as possible To let MN
learn tue business he is nearly eighty years OLD
| hmset'
General Wesley Merritt, the CON nandsnt at West
Point. Is = tall with roonl, red face aud q IIgAt
rlken nutache. To stands straight his cadel
are instructed TO DO. Ho has a foru, however, that
denes his Stature In the roInlness Of ito 4OGr
lie looks like OF the old DItch ancestors Of many
New-York families The General at the FIth
Avenue Hotel week, and found III entertaia-
| lug and pleasant gentleman lie told me that the
soldiers mAssed IN tho sDdthwes 90 account Of tie
Iad.ans arc mach dl'hesrtsneL said ne: M,ior
SuGnc', who has just come from Arizpua, told me
mat toe sOlir see little pros ect OF aytiiug Out aj
|
ten. Tue mountains Of that section are q disI Ivan
TO tueir attempts 10 got at the Indians fnero
r.srs its course in coug into Nexco 5lG the Inli,s
slip tue mOudtaius when Lhcf fin the soliitri
bloolhoIuds ierres the Indians oIt Fuzzy mi INT bt
useia where saroun, "a been ei,etai' "a ofi; Ie
Jehie, It would 10 looSoi ur oa VITA dnfavpr by tm
are itte else than wild bsIsts. however. Tue pse,sm
band ia Arizona Il rnnhant OF oieionimp's omL
ng an Indian ouicf 10 hnat them dogn WAC was . par
| licipant ia the murder OF hajor Mef'om's.'
asked General Merritt aboa. tie students at woH
Point. II tina classes were kept full. aud lie repie
There are always less Iucios OF
reflections thirty recctions VI say
l3) apppntnt Tie class Jt Heats who to
West Point 5omcwh hat better than tom erly TOnt
81 education. The pIblic schools amt th- now al
habit % Congress in no ding competitive lIinI-
tiiu, 10 determine sciectlous have mach to 10 vita tue
change. fne pdDc school system + nos. Ho"eycr ly
advantageous. They hurry scn"la.s On too list. We
want cadets who well grOInici. AMI then will
huisA them. The teachers Ia the TuDic stroo too
| al t. send surout on into Algebra - maze snow
os.ore re has m,'trrri a1tb aetlc He IS $50 srena
sl.hcirnty stU!i1t English There are some gGO thlk
that ,ho competitive ltlOn, fni 20 urn- Us the
hoy Tue 'front.' IN such to, hts go. blood
N Ms 'uceaty which t1e test thai others w"Gll pat
81 his upPOlFt h"nL e&ardless 81 eAinlu4tOas.'
! In speaking NJ the ntehton OF Captain 5 v Greene 70
resign his srmy position, General Ner-ts said: We
shall regrct to OSo him N West Point He il Jrignt
man Tie company that secures HIM aas dOue v. H. he
nts only Vita short tluie yrt he improved tIs
course IA pt.otI.h engineering very .ch lis
wi.l give y'd an ilrA OF what Young man has IN pns
poet Ar.ny. lio wont ctrrlJi. ttt I..0;
officer, him The IA the orlei az s,u,rity
And .IOmlt1t ana N ais chcud,inI In lpIsFyit' t.
what Dis caaucvs gpdll be. lie 10 tuI tht Ia hei
years -o M ;ht n'ronnl Maipr. tic IS tiAty-age
II he'd sint ilCk ls tut at become III t,.I.ut
Colonel tyO or tlrce letrs b9Or0 be ralcAel a:oa
i.uch tat t. tcupt him stay In thn Army. Wael
80 tod IA secret ry d Wa the s'tiI ion te secretary
sad tutt wne he S1r. un do r. C., %
of service, hs cUiid not odt commend hts od0co.
boa ". D,kIsou, the Michigan Deluocr ltic politician
IL tho subject ~ IA. soy lie WAS IA tbs city aojltG
month aso with bis tuthill cjl lu.or tn mloas,-
ment oi Michigan politics, l. IT, Weston, OF Glard
| karIls. Taey lad a room together at tine HOLMAN
House. When they separated Dickinson started 10,
Was inc,0n AMI Weston rrmauIei here Tor n day and
then went back 10 Mcns su. Ju.t before away
! Weston found in :ns room - hI,.b,X sud s.S hst
he On.tn. 70 bckus n fuirans shtt II MI "e.n stt
boIni ny ia JO3l 1t with hi u. NArI l' .ffE
! home week 30 10 eonc East win NJ u! Snt'1 ne
brlusuT tno nat VITA ANN. A. D'rot he f'utl tlAt
| Dickinson III >tlriel without walung Tor hin. When
ne re acne N-wIprk DcSnsoL IN stlrtoi for wash
| iugtou. IN tue CdWlaI uey wcro 30 bu'y S'uhS sp-
poutments mat ne forgot al about he hat nan ley
got back e. te iiouian Ious' Ia tuis cy sA-l.'y
Wden % ulsrton rue fscC taLt ' AL sac nat
Dckn,on. f.es ws pc ngr; "aicl as rpm , , rx
in- ~ months u tnr'w that hat away. ir.tu hTolh
"a, Holman House INN tns thlt wuutl sl-ciy rct my
| purpus'.' Weston psos ntel tue hat 81 .he porter
Mr. Weston Is an oil news aper man. IIs began lie
post ler with tho Army in salt Llko CIy. and
whio Tiers he wrote letters for The Chcqyo Inter % an
Ia which he handled the SAINTS somewhat voI-dy.
General CunnOr had inst started he SUI Id. Td Ge
Il el,teI Dy Pro ',ssOr Godack character wei
known IL D-Ivcr. where he coEno't 4 tDc tine
witA he Roe.y lomlttin Secs. Eas T.d lie hal neo9
| established t~c years, Goliriek a Lot-h"ded
| IiNhman who liked hs toldy. Hc drank It on' t)e
| often. What GenerAl COnnOF did is RIA el b.. Mt
| weston: Common came into ms Oihcc one Gly wttoai
auy previous talk IL hal GOhirIck Witu uu llo l"t
| rae PrDirsSD tIat AMI tstrt
| nim to SHOW ~ ghc Olicc To- "a ddy tFo
After "a Tow inmates GO.drIck ont ant / heFef
SOW MIN itpW that day 10 tnls. had 80 iu'rrcA
| .erieuce Than WAS comprised Ia WHINE l't,ets tOa
| Culcdgo rapor was twenty years olt GDdHtN Writ
81 t. NOndIl 10 solicit Subscriptions fOg he pt"r ti