New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
WIEN EVERYONE WALKED.
PEOPLE AND THINGS SEEN on SATURDAY
WHAT WAS SAID TO THE sIRoLLEE-PoLIrlcs AND
SALMON FISHING.

The street-car employees had kindly placcu
the entire city at the disposal OF TIE TRIBUNE sroor
when he started out for HIS customary Saturday walk.
began his walk early that he found the perpe1ed
shopgs and mechanics gathering the street corners
the situation hastily and then hurriedy s'a
Tor the Elevated stations for long walks 10 thel
places The earliest person OF prominence DIS
covered Cyrus W. Field, who. with his whe h"'
and his brother Justice Field OF tho Supreme
Court starting the Cunard pier to take asteamer
for EUROPE. Bless my soul" said the tall, lean cap l"
st. he told Of the street car strike 1T never
but it pours have Just won my -Massachuse''s
fight and the stream OF dimes and nickes tha' mas
been going the sreetcar lines to be poured into he
Golfers OF the Elevated roads. think well ahoEu
to take long voyage. How long Will be gonei IhAt
depends now long it takes to spendthe $4,000 wheh
got from DrcSe, yesterday in letter Of credit toia
him should stay away till every last penny OF IL
was expended"
The stroller took his way through Madison Square
where the nurses and babies gathering 10 great
numbers enjoy the refreshing atmosphere. and went
on to Fifth-ave. 1t too early Tor tHe
Fifth-ave. people to be foot aud block after
block was covered without discovering any OF them
Turning across Broadway and thence starting uo"h
the stroller met Francis :. Sylvester. OF 'ouiol"
County who was a candidate for State Controller sew
erai years ago the Republican ticket lie Is h0slo
man. with his peaked face an gray mu'tache matchSu
By business stuff by way OF contrast Win
which ne wears a black Derby nat. His quick anu her-
vous walk ia ike that OF Wall street msh thah
Of country Henry stall, the horse painter tail
and red-facei. passing alOus with friend he mas
figure like n traditional Dutchmau. which hls MS oiue
sack coat so full it II the buttons would
OIL.
Near the Hoffman House ex-COng gressman Frank Hrrd
IS encountered stamping along with his accustomed
cane He looking brighter aud healthier than usual
and declares that ne fees he for years
He says there Is not worl OF truth In the con-
stanty reiterated story he Is 20 New YORK
to try his legal powers and political fortunes. lie does
not look like disappoined man. n spite OF the fact
that committee AID Congress OF his party decided
against hul Ia his contest Tor seat from the Toledo
district.
Detective-sergeant Heidelberg, who knows aoont
every "crook in the city Of NewY0rs. stops for mo-
menrs chat with TIE TRIBUNE man. Win street car
strike as topic naturally falls on to
his recent arrest Of Captain Col.um. THAT fellow
actually thought" says the detective, "tbat be would
convert the Justice. The morning he was brought IN
court be- had his brins him clean clothing AMI
new sut ~ clothes When he stood before the Justice
ne looked 80 decent that he would have deceived almost
any else by MS appet france When the sstce he!
heavy bonds coula no. heip saying 10 hii
Coliunl. you'd better have KEEP on yoar old Clothes
COlum II bad one. ana no mistake
Cougressman Henry G. Bureish starting for White
ho when the stroller meets him. lie ia member OF
the and Harbor Committee and gives out this bit
Important Information: II Is rare thing for the SEN
10 Increase the appropriation W
House OF opposite politics. Tne present senate will In
all probability add a million 10 this present River aud
Harbor 20 the improvement Of the bar at
sandy Hook. | may say that this addition 10 the bill
Will certainly be made The Improvement will require
an annual appropriation OF million OF dol ars for three
years for the purpose OF getting thirty feet OF water
over tAe bar OF sandy Hook. General Newton. who has
gwen great attention, says that S3OoOOOO
will re sufficient this improvement about tue
necessity ana value oi wn Gu ;here is no question:
Ia King about New York Senatorsnip Mr.. Burrlgh
Ihrre are at present only TWO Candidates. sena-
tor Warner Miller and Mr.. H-cOcz. with only these IN
would to Mr.. Morton II he was canii-
but they Will senator Miller IN preference %
Hscock understand that riAtt IS working the His
cOcS BOOM
Captain Bartlett, who the firearms business. has
Just come from visit board the Tennessee. "What
do you think of the Admrars flagship being without
pound OF coal ounce OF powder I" he asks. " l
was ON board o; her the North River on Thursday
aud that the condition OF her supply. A barge OF
coal came when there but do think they have
any powder yet. They tired away all they had whiie In
They made req iisIton the department. at ash
IN gOn for lle., but II - SLOW work getting
them lhere Is no po"uer III Ne" iofA 'nS' "' "'"'
the purpose.
The sIoler passes Lawrence Barrett, In steel gray
duster Fastening to hotel Richarc Mansfield. turning
the corner Of Twenty-iourth st.. his way 10 his
matinee engagement at the Madison Square Theatre,
laughing chatting With his friends; and Kathryn
Kidder with her silken brown hair crossing Twenty
thIrd-st. for similar engagement at the Lyceun The
popular commander of Dahzren Post. q. A. T.. best
known by his nickname of Billy" McEntee, comes
walking along erect bearing sOderly tread IL
his charge OF the organize! charities OF tne
Grand Army Posts OF the city, who place IN rs hands
ment and discretion to eEpenl II requires SAIL
insight into human nature to tna the really
needy provided for and the " beats y and Dums
uised
notable group is In front OF the ST. James Heel In
al open Colonel o. IL Payne ana his guests,
exPaymaster Melville annaof the United States Navy
and Mr. Wick. Ex-Cong ngressman Amos Townsend, OF
OHIO is standing The curb and talking them while
he picks at his yellow mustache with his forehuger
Characteristic habit as his Old companions In Congress
remember.
Dr. j. H. Baxter Chief Medical Purveyor OF
Army. roundaced. ana Jolly. standing in front OF
tn. Fifth Avenue Hotel The stroller suspects that he
has for the Restigouche salmon nsnng and the
suspicion IS confirmed by the doctor himself who says
got telegram yesterday that the salmon have begun
to run and took the first train. go to Montreal to-
night 1t ID whsta hold salmon fishing takes
Oh a man. once let him kill salmon and he is Wild Tor
that sport forever afier. was talking with Horace
Page to-day catch OF Rangeley trout He has
never tried salmon and declared he does not Jet know
what sport s Senator Frye. OF Maine who killed his
first s4lmoL year. dying away from wash
ugtOn Tor new RAJ or the sport NJ rs Baxter Oy
way, enthusiastic ia salmon fishing as Fer nus
band He says that she has brought IN atwenty-hye
pound salmon IN twenty minutes She hnA a ta.et iof
painting the noble nsh Oh blrcn bark
From one sportsman to another was quick trahsl-
tion and second was ". j. Florence. VINO an
nounced that he getting MS tackle and punder
together Monday :" have got TO 60 and puy
a hoe" he says quite nnocenty. and the stroller IN
oures what need there Ia OF such an Implement To
dig bait" the reply. bat thought you used flies lot
saimOni" queries the reporter Just so.' says lne
comedian. Bat American c.tlzvn propose 10
dig bait the nrst thing alter reach Canad an soil
lrppose have this bait question settled II nave "
sacrifice myself To DO II"
Hamilton Busoy. the Eii.orot TURF Field aud Farm
with big mussche OF yellowish color which oyershAd-
his small face. and General Cyrus IL Bussey' VINO
il now resident OF NewYofk, but once president
OF the NewOrleans Board OF Trade arc In the tarohe
The latter is slender. handsome with hushy DiacA
whiskers, brushed English style Acotere that comes
along is m ade up OF General f. A. Merritt formerly col
lee or AT port, eIspeaker GsorIe Erwin PROBES
r. II. Cook principal Of the Norma School AZ Fos'
dam and Henry Watkins president Of the board OF d.
hnxe Boston