New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
WH1TIS TALhED Of WHERE ME4 NEEE

Among the visitors In New-Y0rk this week Is Judge
j. Ii. Doyle of o odo Ohio. Que of the young n.en
brJught 10 the front that state By Governor Foster
/ 1t Mr. Foster who dIScOve ell the qua ihcatons
for lublic life OF Judge Foraker. which. by Mr.. fos
tors encouragement, has since placed hIm IN tbs
! Guberna Orial chair. Mr.. boy placed on Inc
Suprene bench Of Ohio at the age OF thirty seven.
through Governor Foster. and acquitted himself With
creGit- lie Is a handsome OF largo stature. with
4 round. heal by nce arse head. and black mus
and gOatee He might sit for lcrtrat Of ono
o. The ea.ly Dutch settler OF Msnhatan lsaLd Wien
met at the AlLemar.o uoGe thursday he had In his
hand piece Of olsEcd back mineral. which he ex-
piained was canne coal. him By a friend in
Missouri The REGULARITY of the coal vein of
pure ead rum ne through it, The vein was about
quarter IL width. but Increases to inch
and inch and half.
Ex-Deccate NJ. f. Post. OF Wyoming. talking about
10 ses told a queer feature Of International traffic,
saylng: "Iens interested In the importation and
breeding Of heavy drtught horses for TINS country
/ have been examining the Government records at
the Custom House, have discovered that there
has II Gently spung up quite exploration Of horses
rom h. country to England. Tor the present year
up 10 October 1. England received frOm the United
state and CANADA total Of 10000 horses OF various
grades"
A reminisccnce Of the past who noated by me in
the vicinity the other day Beverly Tucker
Of Vest virginia lie i larse and bury. with iace
gray side whisEcrs. lie makes his home when IN
New York at New-York Hotel. tut lives tor TIC
most part OF the year at the Arlington, IN Washing
ton Ho wac Inuluate with the Ies.ers Of the Dom
ocrauc parry The hftes aaG IN lhe cary part Vi
the slAties ana sciences OF Fillmore, Bu
chanan. Douglas, Calhoun ana Others are Interesting
Ia the Fifth Avenue Hotel THURSDAY was Cen
eraI j. I. Iorrvnce, Of Innaso. who IL known
a. one of the warm Supporters OF General
40 adm 6eate OF hs c.econ to the Presidency Tho
General "A Cn.ca9o business man. bag ienow Win
ana goateo. Nheu he Desns TO LdA aUout his Ia or
tie IL Just well icI p-opie 10 siid out "a me
took an active larG in 1904 IN escortng Oenerai
over the county anu h@d ei,aiso Oh ms ms
next NaLona4 Contention, sad he, with Limos
sondly us baca am with ~ttS OF tne dG'c-d 'Vais
tr,m OHIO Indiana. MICHIGAN. Ml-cOnsIn, Iowa ana
e erzl southern States, ua Ing altogether STRONGER
following than ne has c, nAd anu QUE 's 1s -" =,
strongly faN General Logan N spite Oh the con
Iinued talk Of about MI. b.a.ne. am Tor Logan
trst last aial AL tie time. lie Is a man with whom
We can win" A. an item of Industrial news Gen
eral florence that he has been engaged ior some
time ia DII.Iiug Largs Bosscncr at liam
ond. Ind. Just over the line from Limos ana w
comes from mines in Indiana
III Cheney, Of Bloomington III, receiver Of the
Lake Erie Western Railroad who Is IN the CITY
nent among Republicans in favor OF Mr.. Blaine Tor
PRESIDENT ne. er been stronger than IT'S 10 day
.Ihe question of the exI ediency vi hs DOMINATION
and all that sort Of thing" said MI Chehey. rs not
,S 20 mn e thar he Is the choice Of the masses OF his
larry. Democratic voters IN great Numbers, dissat
islIei with CieA eand and Democratic rue. support
MIR Blaine and express themselves Ia terms VI Out
spoken friendship toward him"
Assembyman Baker. of Steuben County, who Is
in the race for Speaker notably well dressed Iuan
He l. slender and tall. HIS ia'onte coIot In cloth
is back or the darkest shade of blue HIS high Ii
hat always shines If fresh from the La tters
General J. S. Easement. Of Ohio. who has been
engaged in rairOad building and contracting
neary lifetime, turne1 ny heTo yesterday with hi,
vhl.hers trimmed n such a way As To give him
excsz ingy youthful APP ealance. He explained the
change BY saying that recently al his house faines
Vile where he attempted 10 show some FIR ends the
oIeration natural be left the burner ami
caused an eAp.osOn, which burned ms minister's
that he was Obliged 10 have Them cut. The General
has been spending the summer in building railroads
In the Northwest. lie saiI about that line OF bust
ness All the great trunk roads are building spurs
and feeders IN fhe West and Northwest. There viii
/ e more railroad building Ia the next year than for
a long time. and the number of miles constructcl
this year been quite large The Nickel Plae
system Is being extended through Duluth across The
country 70 make o At ante and Pacific route.
Ihers l. some railroad building Ia the South anu
est, Int il IL light compared with that OF Tie
West and Northwest"