New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
MEN MET IN PUBLIC PLACES

Ex-Mayor William q. Rose, of Cleveland.
who Is 1T the WICK made moderate fortune
IN the before the days Of the Standard OIL
Company lie lives IN q fine house In Euclid-ava and
has . INNER home at the Thousand Isles. He recently
came from and Is hts to Boston, where ne
has a son I'm Harvard College The Thousand Ises are
isolated from communication with outside world to
that MAKES them desirable place Tor bnsi-
ness who to escape for time from the cares
OF active lie. Large Numbers OF Pennsyl
vanin people building houses there Ine nnos'
oae was erected last by Mr. LouRhin OF the IRON
run Of Jones Lougbn OF Pitsburg. the senior member
NJ which ia chairman OF the Republican National Com
mlttsa Mr. Rose considers himself entirely cut OF poll
Tics although he IL accounted one OF the shre~dest
rolt,c ns In his state says that the Republicans
will elect Congressman in both the Cleveland districts
ana will carry all the Offices In 'uyahoga County some
of which are held by the Democrats
The tew-ly business generally fair criterion or I'm
provemeut the general condition OF tue country. O.
W. Collier OF, Lane. drifting through the hotels
YESTERDAY was pdu sod talk The condition OF the
e selry trade aad said II Ia been pretty poor nut 1t
mfroving little. have been studying tho general
drift OF busine standpoint and IL seems TO me
that in circles everything tends toward con-
atoms sgsrcsations AMI mouOpoies. II Is like
tue cirous business. Baruum great conso idated
concern which bewillerng IL circus hall the size.
good in all ts features should come along no
Que would ~ 1t. In the same way small rsdes
beng pushed 70 the wall By the great concerns
that are .iiuglng up"
Percy Proctor OF Cincinnati. q slender and disfin
enis he'd looking Young man. who Is at the Holman
House Is the OF MILL onare who made his money I'D
-oau Mr. Proctor who is graduate OF Yale. was for
time stan OF Inc Ctncip"dH tomm"rrtdf Gazette
through Ills Efforts amt personal supervision tnat
nne aper las been established In Cinclnua
Mr. Tyson. theatre ticket speculstor. received
letter yesterday from Maurice Grau who wrute from
Burnos Ayres about busn matters. aud who Incl
deutay said: 1t will iutsrsst you to kuow that ticket
spec resping rich harvest out Of the
nnar1t engagement. AMI Notwithstanding the fact
that prices OF The 81 and $40. are getting 10
s2O. Our nieuty receipts are FROM So 90 to $1,000"
Don NJ Dickinson and CONGRESSMAN Mayhury. Of
Michigan yester lay, having returned from
Washington. They did not come III company with each
other MI Dickinson ex planned that the mission OF
Michigan dele OF democratic politicians thai went
to Washing on TIL week had u tue size of the
new pcst orfre building at Tine Michigan leader
would ak politics oOd rejoicing over te
Il .tinn OF Mr. Hewitt Mayor uf tis city he ~ad 10
dIe: Part mission to Washington was nccon-
great delight IL &, urge the appoint
eDt OF General 0. h. Wilcox. OF Michl Al, 10 tno va
cam brisa-r genersishp OF tie Army created by the
vas e Commander Of the 1rst regiment tha went 0ht
rom MIcni- tue Cvi r. He went INTO tie kce-
Ir Army and ranAed colonel until the ent time
In the hotel corridors uptown occasionally meet
anes O. Howard the appraiser al this port for
number o. years aud had prrviousl been Chtei States
Consul In Nova cot. Mr. Howard was tor some Tune
= jtor Of IN, ONO St1e Journal, the Republican organ
al tne capital AMI bal ultimate rsuna relations
" .th Janos 4 GhrHeli. Ths lei him 20 Dfe ara
crfur. nu CARTEL as a Sstrsin.n." IT, nTsi de.verj
took place heorr the Literary ana social Union ~ me
Chur OF tine Disciples on Inursday evening iulIei inc
aus nces OF thr Ddrneli Club o. Wal william H. lie
lam, - Ilr-l-n. Mr. HONar has ltrr"r attdiuuen S,
AMI the lecture ~tn tae approval and APPRECIATION
OF his friends and su Hence