New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
CHATIN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS.

The BarthOldi statue exercises have brought
great tlrone OF prominent men here. Within short
ne yesterday Ia strolling through The hotels IN the
n-ighoorhOoi OF Madison Square encountered the large
ami heavy form OF Mi Ter; the lean anG
tastefuIly atred fgnre ami keen taco Of Wayne Mae
Veagh. Of Pbila lepha; hls fellow tOwnsmsn. A. J.
DreIel round o. face, active and Oustng as II he did
not have dollar in world instea OF being million
alre; NJ Romero. dininutive AMI svarthy faced, wlo
reT resens Mexico Washins on the plump aud round
form Of John R. Mclean or The Cincinnati Enquirer;
ex-Congressm s. I. Everett OF Ohio. tall AMI we'll
iorme but nizable by oil frien Is from the fact
tnat he has hved OF the long an 10 wing black beard
which ne for dftn of century; Senator Morrill,
o. vermont Ike Chailes Sumner 10 appeara Icei on
greSs nan samuel J. Rainfall. OF Pennsylva ia whose
smooth face and closely pressed lips Indicate his quail
ties OF thought aud seerstiveness; ex-COngressman
Logan IL Roots OF Arkansas broad Of Rrth and heavy;
exisstant Secretary Charles E. coon. OF the Treasury
Department, tail, with a fine face and heavy side
whlskersi. General Ton" Nelson, one OF Iniianas
faVor1ts orators; General W. W. Belknsp OF Iowa. Win
Rowing yellow whiskers aud air OF having prOspered
In Ills law business In Washington; Congressman Ira
Davenport, with long sanity mustache and gOldrimmed
eyeglasses; ex senator James ArkeIl OF Csnsoh'ris
and Ills active and ierprisiDg W. j. ArSe OF me
Judge; Richard Smith, OF Cincinnati. with ford face
and sandy whiskers and complexion; J. II. McNicker'
OF CHICAGO the ~ellkGown theatrical manager WITH
heac OF gray hair and full face not unlike that OF
Henry ward Beecher Charles e. Fitch. the Rocuester
newspaper man. small IN figure but large In brain.
state Senator Hendricks OF Syracuse az the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. He Is Of the quiet pot-
clans "ho smile great dsal say little His relations
with Consressman Prank Hiscock thOss OF faithful
Lieutenant and hs has In charge OF Mr. Hiscocks
present ior the United states sen torsbp lie
says that ID" Legislature will surely he Republican ana
does n"' ooncede tnst Mile has thing TOR
re-eleeuoa He thinks that tue friends o. Mr. Hi'coek
S have at least sonnet hing to say In naming the next
senator. CONCERNING tho condition OF politics WI hru
tricks says that there Is great apathy throuB @
-tar, Ont 10 sumo districts by reas'n OF TIC ~ 70
being d ide 0y tie Democrats 10 secure nen' oi' "
Legislature Ihere Will be very full Vo'e'
Ex-spesker George H. Erwin Is down rom 81. Nv
renee County He rays: There Is absolutely 10 lnto
ct IA our cOuLty everybody knows wu'e sHo 49,,
VIII b- ard that Is oniy question or ma ol.s,
al over NE state well "A. In 81. Id" - ooIn on
there IL Intense interest In the contest pps Suns w
over Tue JOfalty this clay. no bnluns -. =,
Republican victory New YOrs city VIII n
party Ia tie state TO make 1t inVneiOe " 'He n'A'
Presidential campaign
ExCongrrssman g. T. Everett. OF Cleveland. IL care
ul ami Keen observer OF IOtcs and although euHsSeu
banking business affairs, u cOmpeeont :" rpesk
OF tins contest ~ his rtato ~ ~ nc
Victoria HOTEL where he said ye-t-ruAy
will gain thrre four COngrr-snen III ONO We snail
the Cleveland district which 10 an im Orl"nt one
The drit thugs he 1T IN favor OF the Ke
publican party. Mr. Everett taxes rose -cooret new
OF ami sad: Jud-ing frOm
a. | see Il at Glen eland the country l. improving
rapidly. Ia general business there IS an Improvement
Ia Cleveland within three eais az 20 To IS
cent IL increase that permanent think We
sHall see better times right along.