New-York tribune., 1886-04-26
4 STROLL IN BROADWAY.
THE PEOPLE NET IN AN APRIL MORNING.
AworD OR TWO ABOUT MANY wrLL-KNowN MEN
EEnM XARIOus pARTs OF rME COUNTY,.

:, ,, on, NJ the nrjncnal thoroughfares and into the
leading places OF public resort at an hour wheh men
Gather In such places. TRIBUNE reporter VINO peeah
he rouncs carly on Saturday morning In Bioalway at
ST. and came sanntering dowh 'oNh Paus
rg at the leading hotels found his notebook iu long
,o,oro lie had reached Union Square. He had hardly
started before the lean and slightly bent FORM oi eN
1fayor Els crossed ais path Mr. BY is apparently oS
,g vcor on the shady side OF life Al the '-e' mousse
o,Covernor UoaGiy OF Ohio was discovered a' ore"N
,os with hayy OF ladies' lie Is looking mucH improved
:, neath and was in the best OF spirits. HIS whskers
- ,it, gray a,sl his head Is baGer than whsn nc On
tired pocs but probably fuller OF practical eApcri'
o,ce Il shines and gllslens Ike SILVER mountain !"
tho morning sun. on n sofa, with MS IohS """ i0"
limbs crossed over like hall open JacKmie Is 0"''
"Jim Jones' Deputy United states Collector NY 'i'uo
~ Ms earnest advocacy Of Civil Service Reiorn-apo-
finn Colonel Jones hates q Mugwump as arueh'y as
10 vere a Rcpubucln. Congressman julius CAESAR hu'-
,ovs tho witty and eloOucnt Michigancer Is te'o"S
rewsrap.r in the cafe. He Is asked ABOUT ~.
work and repies a" Tho House may a'uourn '' ' "
n, Inv II has done nothing OF any great qucS''o"'
,r,re ave been a great mauy private DlIs ana Pet'y
,,oooures pgssed As TO the tarlH Dlll MI hanu" ue
that IT w III not pass the bcneh: of the Repuo-
I,c.n party hope that it will II wo can miss capturing
IN. next House think It will be good thing for u.s.
,hink about TWO wears more Of Democratic Congress
would about fix the Democratic party Tor The next MY
years There is talk about Michigan politics and Mr.
Rnrrows says that he does believe the stones that
Governor Accr will candidate for Senator and that
James McMiiian. OF Detroit, will he can
diiate for Governor lie thinks the guhernatoral
candidate will from the western part
OF the state. and says the Governor has told
him within month that he has no Senatorial asrira-
tions Very conservative In any expression about the
Presidential outlook he remarks about the Vermont hght
over Dir Edmunds at would be national loss to
have MI Edmunds go out Of the Senate. He is big
man OF great experience and ability No Que would
Ike more than TO see him warmly spanked for his
course - He deserves rOulh treatment for II, yet
] should be soiyy him retired"
In front Of the ST. James Hotel Colonel Frank Burr,
fhe newspaper correspondent, % getting into coupe
.Ian on for the SOUTH he says. ION three weeks
trip an goiug to see Jea Davis unveh the monument
erected in commemoratOn Of his election as President OF
The Comic eracy" Inside The hotel is General Gordon,
tie Old Confederate cavalry leader. Exsenaor of the
United states lie is in his slippers. hut is talking a out
railroad trains His face f. all agl0w he is isked for
news satisfaction written on every neameni 81 am
of home on the train" he SAYS 81 have got my
railroad business OFF my hands AT last satisfactorily II
tie Geaer.l has made half much he expoctcd o.t
of his enterprise he Will he Of the rich OF the
next decade in tho south Governor Marin luke, of
Missouri IS here, but Las placed boycott on ,ae news
paper men, several OF whom have tIiei unsucc ssfuy To
zee him again. the reporter meets Edgar
NJ Johnson the Hebrew law partner OF Judge Hoadly.
HIS mustache aud little goatee quite gray. His
1aunty air and bis has just the right elevation to
support pair OF god bowed eyeglasses with dignity
and style
strolIng in at the Hoffman House the reporter finds
the geuia and welfed Mr. Wall distributing tracts aa
cards of Eas,er services such Of the guests will
take thom while he chats with W. II. Lee Of the Hotel
Victoria. abont the latters lease OF the summer
hotel at Indian Harbor s. T. Everett. OF Ceye-
land the energetic son-in-law Of j. H. Wade Is pay
ing his bill al cashiers desk lie is tall. wellbuilt
man. with pleasant face and flowing black whiskcrs.
His ather-u-aw is one OF the richest men in the West
having made his money by promoting the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Mr.. Everett was the head of
national bans IN Cleveland in which Senator Payne
the heaviest stockhoider. There was row between
them and Everett retired ofound the Union National
Bauk which. in two years, AN told. has done so well
q at It's FAR above par He is perfect store
house Of energy. Senator Sabn, OF Minnesota, goes
hastily through the corriior II desrous to avoid pu
lie attention. lie IS s at work settling the affairs OF
the bankrupt saltwater Car Company. man who as
sociates with the senator told the reporter that MI
Sabin has made 1t point IN negotiating for settlements
that poor investors, "the widows aud orphans" class
shall all he protected before the weAlthier investors are
satisfied In the ca6. with Bougereaus Satyr ana the
Nyluphs for a background, billy" Edwards is bar
Il. Ing with party OF Western TO get them guide
T. 20 "sunning" They are particular abOat wanting
10 go to billy McGlcrys and about seeing opium
joints.
The narrow doors of the Abemarle Hotel stand vile
open with blooming flower stand at tie entrance W.
D. Ice S an office talking to l. H. Pulsifer. OF
me Herald who is about to 90. Lee is little
man with big head. heavy black whlsSers aud twink
ling black eyes 1t he VINO started the scheme for
combining AL the coal and railroad properties OF the
Uockns Valley Of OHIO In one vast company some years
ago. 1t is said that Lee kept work this pro-
ject spite Of repeated defeats unti he has gotten
large syndicate OF Boston peopo to take hold OF 1t.
young has been guest here for several days
and is Just starting Tor Little Rock, Ark, and for Texas
where he has friends aud invest in land and cattle
Victor Henry Nelson Is the common every day name lie
carries lie a slender young with dainty brown
nustache bcatiiu ly cured at the ends but with not
tho slightest English aneciaton. lie has had 1t all
locked out OF him brushing around the world. he says
Mahlon Chance the old Consul at Nassau whose RepuD
canism is type that knows surrender and
ock-ribted the hills. is coming up the street. He
stops to Join ex- Collector Rodney W. Daniels of Buf-
fao in front of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Daniels is
other partisan Of partsans The reporter stops also
Nj Chance talking about the strikes What fool
lsh thing Tor the Knights OF Labor he says to
boycott Jay Gtud III one piace ana MI MS pockets III
another The general street car strike here the other
day poured gold INTO Goq.d's lap II gTeat streams
through tue elevated roads. Ihey toid me at the
Twenty -tB.rd Street station that they had taken n
history tLe road something Is said about President
Cevean stuiup speech proclamation aud message on
crlfted oa to Mr. Manning. He got parslyzed trying
TO do his duty" says Daniels. IL Will fetch Demo
try 10 do night" Marmaduke comes slrOllng
up lway He has rusty SUIT Of black dagonals
a hrswu DERBY hat and SIX lace nrckerchci or tie.
carefully snOted and tucked into his wasicOat. The re-
porter clais about trying toevte the and he
replies: Well. am tired o. talking about strikes.
There : nothing to be said ana do nor want TO
talk IN ihc air am here little matter OF business
and expect to hack tomorrow. Hc Is asked II lie
anticipates any further dIsurhauces ana replies "H
f. all taluJy No predict what may happen
Public opinion Is The great arbiter ana just now II
there must be no overt acts Tomorrow IL may be df-
ferent Y0u OF the press have much TO do with mould
lug this simo public opinion Your responsibility Is
great
Congressman w L. Scott OF Erie passing into the |
Fifth Hotel attracts the attenti'n Of the GOV
ernOr. and he goes IN To meet the Pennsylvania
statesman. The reporter goes along in-
,roduce them "Things are getting along very poorly
I'm WashingtOn,' says Mr.. scott with air and tone |
thai would answer for dyspcpuc spell With hat the
tingutshed Democrats OF the old school of
The corner and down 10 cOmmiserate with other
LnhlcnL I'm bob M! AnmllMg sun. irGm tnc