New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
PEOPLE NET on SATURDAY.
HOW THEY LOOKED AND WHAT THEY SAID


FIFTH AVENUE DrsERrED--coUVT DE- LEssEPs ON
HoRsrBACK-rALK IF POLITICAL s.
Turning into Fifth ave. on Saturday f.
| teruoon from Fty-niuth st., IHh TRIBUNE stroller
caught vanishing glimpse OF Count de L-sseps and his
little daughter horsebc entering Central Park for
ride accompanied by Louis DE- Bebian and three or
four other gentlemen 1t difficult question to Do
eide which more, the firm aud secure carriage
of the oetogenarian, the 1.-the ami graceful motion Oh
the child Her radiant vita Keen ENJOY ne""
while the Counts face Vas grim and in'fnOolle'
The heavy sky and chilly air we're not favorable 70
| Fnh-ave. throngs. as went down That iashlon-
aha thorougbfarr IL was comparativey deserted. The
stages a few close carriages. butchers cart u
dry-goods delivery. wagon. and Few pedestrians
we're within the of vision AT Ffty-seventh ST.
Colonel Diver II. Payne the Standard Oh millionaire.
was coming from the mansion OF his broIher-ih-iaW
Secretary whitney his 10 the train to start FOR
Huntsville Aa.. a hunting trip. He ia accompanied
by Hub" Terrl and party Of friends who expect 10
remove all available from the face OF Alabama
In the short space OF three weeks
The First open carriage rolls along attracts atten-
ton ry b., The luxurious robes 0! gHt
co ore furs and mourning OF the lady VINO "a
surrounded nv them It's Madame BArri0s. the widow
OF the Central American warrior and statesman. who
was Kiled in battle she IA Accompanies By an
elderly woman, evidently comp ,nion. lie Grape veil
is lifted partially tnat 1t IS possible TO study lot
]
On the threshold Of the Windsor Hotel Mayor Beau
grand OF Montreal a thougbtlul-faced man not over
forty. with air aud manners of Frenchm'n. He
has been success as soldier OF fortune IN
The new word. Ten years ago no was poor anl uh-
known. Now is both wealthy and honorrd by hiSh
position tells that several OF the Freueh visitors
are 10 20 10 Montreal accept reception and dinner
rum the Frrncn-s peaking peopls OF that city. Then
conversation falls fact American manufaci-
urrrs building branch factories for many INES Oh
goods Canada 10 supp the Canadian trade says 'he
Mayor: That Is brcaas- OF the hish duties Imposed
II viii continue there IS reciprocity treaty We
can stand the Unei states can nut really
everybody ted barrier between the two couu-
tries. hope reciprocity treaty soon."
Forty-s-cond-sL continues grow in business
sens Il l. easy to day not far distant
It will uptown people what fourteenth-st
and Jwedty- Isl. now area 1reaI shopping place.
Turning into the Murray an Hotel Samuel Fe'-
sender. of STANFORD secretary Of the RepuDcAn Ma
;ional Comuitee about start for home He has run
down to the city on egal business. About ths Con
n~cticut situation he says: The Republicans viii
have the best OF Tue-days tight the Democratic cam
uatxu has been maze up of mud 1usng a. MT LOun--
berry The argument ana he situation - Win tne ne
pubIlcans. We snail the nSRt because we ought 10
1t merit"
On gong over TO Broadway a Western man ia discov
cred whose business career Is typical and
also indicative that the OF anufscturing In is
country drifting westward 1t is Colonel n l. Conser
OF Akron Onio who is at the head OF DIX concern whch
manufac ures ond reaper knives aud scK" bars
for harvesting IN tcnines Years ago this Industry was
conducted AZ FtchOure Mass Tue leading factories for
the manufacture OF mowers and Keepers we're then IN
the East. The de,ndni for harvesters produced IN
ventors shops factories Quo, then IN Indiana
then the great grain neds OF the
country. Then too the manufacture OF the knives ana
sckles was started up States ia separate
branch of the business requiring peculiar snOwodge "t
grindinl C5ioneI Con- .-r D-ca,ne tins bu.
ness and opportunities for c0nso iaiins t. he he
gan his task ten years ato sbop' at tlchbura
Rochester AKRON Canton. st. Catnarines Canada aud
other points were gradu dg bron hI INTO one c"nso-
aied company. The works at fitchours nave pern
ahon Oued the others are IN tnl opersuou Coio9@
ConSer has grown wrstn' Ia thr nc. sor Tim. of
ONO Republican Committee, anu Is member VI tho
National C1mmittee.
prosperous-Iookng man with the smooth, plain
face of a we-fed k but with the careful attire anh
mapner OF d New York business man, Ia Abner MrKin-
ley, brother OF Congressman OF ONO. He Is Gu
gagged in the telegraph business and has control of sew
-ral improvements In that line OF Invention.
The twirkug eyes OF General James W. Hustled OF
Westcbest-r, beam He is going OK 10 the As
sembly and has a small mortgage on tue s'e'krr'hip,
the forrclosng OF which will depend on circumstances
Ex-Civil Service Commissioner Dorman B. Eaton. who
throug has dingy black Derby with natiened
rim set squsrey his SOU .recut face Ben-aIh II
his long hair curl. at the suis His thin lips
are tightly under his squllino nose and his
blue eye. nxecly the front as he walks solldy
and sturn Mr. Eaton returned to the prae-
tice OF law in New-YOrk but has given preaching
Civl Service reform His opposite beliefs AMI bear
ing Roscoe COnkling. wnom observe near WORMS
MonumrnI, amblnx with his Peculiar half athIrIic
half eisp 1antne gait lie Is attiroh III Tue latest
black woolleO English goods, with q soft beaver hat
cownng MS curing yellow gray nsir, dark blue ak
mecke streaming from the opening IN MS wai-tcoat
silK-ned Melton ov-rcost on ms arm, par Of nsnt
KID gl1vrs IN MS hand, ani on ms Iect par Oh
shoes with cork s0es OF double thickness
In the corridors OF the Fifth Avenue groups of
potticans are eagerly discussing tue MayOralty fight
Ex-snerf jams U Bren talking 20 Josepn Pulitzer
and telling IN NJ. Hewitt VIII Do bal third Ia
the race TINS Snt between Roosevelt I'd George.
says the ex-sherf. and the VINO to defeat
Henry q .0rge for Roosevelt TO do It, h Will
gel 10000 25 900 DenOcr stic es through the
mttee OF Que Hundred and other Organizations OF
Democrats that favor MIN" one xroup is made up Of
Sheridan Shook Dwight Lawrence, solon b. Smith.
John l. Davenp port al Jacob Hess They cannot say
that the boys Cd timr. says Commissioner
u-ss II Roosevelt Is defeated IL will Dy the brow
stone fellows going for Hewitt. II Roosevelt polls tho
Republican vote Co will ne el-cted. lie will get every
vote the boys can give hip. discovered Mr. Blame
making his out oil the motel TO 20 10 Newark He
tells Ine IN at slipped quietly into NrvY1rk Fri
day nIsht wishing TO get good rest. and las had IT.
The ssddest faces the day OF Congress
Jack" Adams and Colonel John r. Fellows who are
discovered at the Hoffman House. Adams retired
by the Democratic deal aud Dotn by the
He i 1uggernaut. Colonel Fellows after serving the
County Democracy tnfully years aspired
20 10 CONGRESS WIN ID strict Inc dea threw
him out for Lloyd Bryce, Mr. COoprrs sou-n-sw. aud
Colonel Fellows uraws deep breath whenever he
thinks OF IL
MISS GERTkUDE GkISWOLDS ARRIVAL.
remarkably pretty yonng lady on board the