New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
WHAT MEN IRE DOING AND sAYIN0

Lieutenant John p. Finley. q. g. A.. who mSko'
tho weather forecasts emit from this country !" hu
rope for the benefit Of shipping coming tnis "sJ'
viii return to Washington In Q few days During BE
temporary stay in this city he has got the won Won
started, and can easily continue 1t at tho NsuonA.
Canltal This member of General Hazen's corps OF
meteorologists has been prominently known curing
the last throe or four years for his Industrious !"
search into the history and nature OF tornaooce' nm
his valuable papers that cliss OF topics. ITO ''
however, given long and close study u ocoao Swim
also Tho Signal Service issued his charts ana essay
showing the "Relauve st run Frequency" III A"ei."
the North Atlantic and Europe early In 1854. an an
his subsequent study OF the course, intensity In.
other traits Of atmospheric dlsturbances nv
from one continent to the other has led 10 tno PIP
ration OF another contribution to science po~-~sts
much practical value. although it publication h''
been somewhat delayed.
The stories that are circulated about the wesi'n
of the candidates for the Senatorship drew OUT 10
mark the other day from Low p. Morton. hiS ae
tention was called to tho fact that some newsp'"'
were asserting that all the candidates for the sen
atorship were millionsires. and he said with hus
AS tn tho possessions OF MI Miller and MI hi'
cock I cannot speak with authority, but my W.
estate has increased with fabulous raphiity IN III
papers since became candidate. tninA o~nn
advise my friends II they desire 10 pecomo ,1ia,ss
lires on paper to announce themselves as cannu"''
Tor Senator"
Colonel "Tomn Ochiltrco opened his hannsoh'
mouth from under his heavy sandy mastathe ye~'oi
day to say that the statement lately made that no
connected with the "wild West" exhibition Is errono
GUS "Put it down" said ho "that am gic"s
fricnl OF Buffalo Bill, but have no business eoh.e
tons with him whatever. ! wish ! did have, Dcosu
| consider his show the greatest money -mahing A"s
CHI no now extsnt"
Ell Governor Hoadly OF Ohio, was 1t the InSos
House yesterday. He is devoting himself assouou'r
to the practice of law and insists that his connecuon
with politics is ended. He has been In Washington
arguing a case before the Supreme Court bs nsuio
ia becoming slightly bent anil he Is growing Dad' o.
his old nervous vigor Is still retained. Whon ashcu
about notifies he said "Mr. Cleveland Will DO TO
nominated Low tariff, Civil Service REFORM aii
Cleveland will carry the Democratic party thrOusn,
~ we can't elect Cleveland, whom in blank can We
elocti@
Senator Eugene Hale OF Maine. small ro'u"''
veil dressed and active, with his full oearu ciosop
trimmed to a point. was uptown yesurnay' Da''"7
como from, Washington on business Ills family Il
slenlIng the winter III laris. The senator's uoioi
= strong that the Demo ratio FREQ Traders Will De
Unable to effect anything in the House TINS "nIi.
In any there will I've no tariff legislation 's @
Senate Is not disposed t. 70 into that q'esuon ~
thinks tho work Of Congress Will not 90 Deyohu eno
passage Of the Appropriation biils.
The Rev W. H. II. ("Adirondack'D Murray has
been amending some time In the city. Yesterday ne
was seen on Broadway He has grown stout ana
shows the advance Of years in gray hdlrs ana MUS
t1cbo. uis voice Is rich aud resonant rs ever
lhree fingers Of his right hand are gone: be h>t
them While on a hunting excursion. Mr HOiISy
lives at Burlington, Vt, where he has taken grra'
interest in the promotion of boat-bWldhs On A'A
CbamplAln.