New-York tribune., 1886-05-09

will be a candlda'e His case IL one IN which the
men We noted his sudden eru prominence. and
have debated somewhat the chances they would have
with him AS the nominee He Is a remarkable man.
strong, courageous, quiet man. with broad IDEAS or
erasn ne had over the question If improve
ments California, and bonored by the entire state
Justice Stanley Matthews, who Is now regIlar
visitor York, where he ts soon to be married. is
tail and elvy whose features became pretty well
known to the country through the OF Mr. Mast
while he was making fight for the silver dollar In the
Unitedstates Senate He may be In the corridors
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel when here, chatting with
acquantances quietly enjoying cigar on one Of the
settess He has large head and face covered with
heavy growth OF yellowish gray whskers. In his
he il OF the most genial and coDpanonable
OF men, He is repuied to lie quite wealthy having Ia
long and lucrative law practice before he upon
the bench D corporation cases. which are considered the
plums OF the lawyers' am tod ths he Is one OF the
he marry said to have been sought oy more than
Of statesmen in Washington bride since the
death of her first husband.
Congressman william Mckinley. Of Ohio, who was
here durna week, OF the growing of his
State. He has been OF the earnest advocates OF
protective tarf principle OF good government and
has speeches In Congress that subject
that become textbooks for pIotectionists every
where. He Is small IN stature and heavy 10 form. In
general appearance well In features ard the shape
his head he looks ike the pictures OF Napoleon Bona
parts. I met Major Mckinley at tbs Windsor Hotel
lie not well, and not In mood 10 discuss politics or
In speaking OF tho Iarif hill, however, he
It is impossible 10 predict whether tue Dill VIII
pass the House or not. Tue former bill passed by
narrow Margin three votes The vote op this Dill VIII
be- very close. Any little thing may determine It's
passage or defeat and tell which it VIII be-
rhe proprieors OF summer .botes ARE swarmng here
lust now 10 book guests for the II Is the regular
thing for them to the city every spring with
charts OF their houses tina, guests may select their
rooms and arrange TO prices and accommodations
The best rooms every hotel at leading resorts
thus taken up general public starts out its
summering. The summer resort proprietor has keen
eve to tree advertising and knows that he get II in
generO Us amount n he big oeleorty within his
doorway. Tue most sought Is the President and
hin there has been great enort 10 secure tue
presence OF President Arthur Varions methods OF
. working the President have been adopted, mostly
indirect. With General Arthur there Is not 50 much
circums peciion, and heard yesterday that he has
twenty or thirty Invitations TO different resorts He
spent last In Lenox. secretary wbtneys family
we're there aud will be again this
and IL Ia whispered around among The disappointed
hJtal men that tho Presidents " faulty " will be
ensconced in cottage there Immediately after the
wedding takes place.
Ex-senator James r. Doolitrle. who here during
the week on law busniess, 10 magnificent specimen OF
manhood. He Ia ct least ux feet tall. with robust