New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

now has would fall on materially"
Henry E. Abbey, the noted theatrical manager, is q
slender man. who CARR himself well. He has 9 round,
rudy face aud black mustache He Is always carefully
dressed. Mr. Abbey originally jeweller. having
learned the trade in HIS fathers shop estern town.
he may be riding about the city, his favorte con-
veyance beinga hanson. Abbey has had his ups and
downs, but through them be has preserved an ndirer
TO wealth which is remarkable. Chatting with me
the other day he said; cannot understand why men
crazy TO be rich. II has oil lie wants should
tnink that would be enough. would rather be In TIE
place OF one Of the members OF the Vanderbilt
Frederick Vanderbilt for instance. with eight ten
millions, which 10 ample. lie has nothing to 40 put 20
nfy millions apiece have all the responsibility Of
keeping up tho family name and transmitting their
family and fortune. They in trouble all the
time whereas The younger sons have nothing 10 do out 10
enjoy themselves"
In Union Square large numbers OF seats have been
labelled with notices. These reserved for ladies
and These reserved Tor children" 1t IL notice
able however that the ladies and children rarely get
any opportunity TO occupy one OF them
John Bgeov. the historian OF Tldeuism and trustee
OF the Idcn estate lives in Gramsrcy Park and has also
country scat the Hudson. He IL squarely built
man with look OF an educated Scotch clergyman His
clothes large and loosely his somewhat
bonJ frame He wears long black sdewniskerA saw
him the other day for the depot with an over
coat In ono hand and satche In the other Tbs satche
so heavy that he Obliged TO set U down Jree or
four tnes IN going block to reach the strssca wncn
the conveyance no had CHOSEN TO take nin 10 MS
destination.
Mrs Kate Chase spragus is living quietly In this city
with her daughter but will 90 back Paris after the
body OF her father transferred TO Spring Grove
Cemesry at Cincinnati. find that those persons who
in contact with her speak OF her In terms OF the
highest praise tho development Of those womanly
qualities which have caused her to devote all der time
and attention to the education of her children They
are In school at Fon.ainebeau An incident that was
told me day by OF ner friends illustrates
eer cnArsoer They wcre 10 90 Tor formal CAL upon
Justice Stanley Matthews aud his wits, when tho gen
Isman suggested that ne would call oArslats the as
promptly rspl.d taas she prstsrSod to walk .botn
matter Of economy and a. matter OF proprey
Judge o. A Lochrane, of Georgia who joined the Pro-
noen party In Its recent capture OF Atlanta ana put
out into the cutters from his vine COLLAR hne stock Of
old liquors. told yesterday that he was practical
In hls advocacy OF Prohibition out ne utterly opposed
taking Prohibition politics. Said he; "As long as
Prohibition Is a moral lsston II Will advance. II
only advances little every year It's friends can feel
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moral question u the dlrsy Ses,poo snd 'ne .cos', 1
% up aud down as party poutcs go up ana Iorn sna
no practical progress Will De male INT 10 fought out
on the line OF oon.titutlons smsndmsnts and romans
outside OF party politics. Prohibition WILL eventually Do
accomplished
In taking about the arguments OF sne Third Party
people Judge Loohrsns told that ne had heard Gen
srai samus Carey. OF Quo, maze speech GU that sub
scL General Carey OF the natural orators OF tue
West He told Hence that the temperance people
Of State lad hundreds OF thousands OF psuOns
favor OF Prohibition to ths Lsgisaturs only TO SO.
them isdnred year after Jsar Tue ne1 TINE We sen1
petitions tho Legislature" said the General We VIII
send them boots meaning tn't Insy ronI eecs Fro
hDitOn m1uDrrs OF tue Legislature LIE GoncrAs Az
was warmly appi4uded.
The wing story about Senator Bowen. OF Colorado
is going the rounds OF his Nsr-Yors acqaaintsacss:
Not long Major Mclaughlin. WHO nad just returned
from California net tls senator Ia ths loOoy OF tue 81
James Hotel. No. having escn other for some
they adjourned 10 tue rsfrssnment room connected
with the hotel to exchange eivutes Taere the Major
recognized casual aoqusntanco wnon Will Gall Mr.
Domage. gentleman engaged in the lumber business
while aspiring TO be . politician. Tbs MAOe caleb hn
over aud asked TO De aiows 70 nak' nm aoIua'n,ea
with senator Bowen Mr.. Dsimage lookeu very use,
having yet learned tnat Colorado aad outgro"u
from wner. represent State OF Colorado air.
the United states SENATE" replied Senator Bo"sn-
r.S .nS s4 s.na"r ss NO answered Bovoa you
not look though you did" Honors wore easy In
that hand
AP Cooks OF whitehall who is partner OF Con-
or..sman Rurissh IN tho lumber business, has been
amending much OF tho summer in tnis city. He IL
busting and active OF business habits aud great
energy he told me yesteriay tnas tas Lnnosr traae,
dull last year by reason OF the strikes n ped
ing building. mas mdcu improved lately aud thSs IL
promises well for the future
John W. Mackay, who makes his home when
positive orders there no Will receive no callers e1-
cept y atmen outside Of all circle OF friends
whose . ames are known to the hotel employee L. IS
amusing persons come TO the hoso III 'esrch OF
Mr. Mckay and listen TO their conversation with the
clerks Although Mr. MacKay at the head or Oauk III
this city and hAs No. 81 WssL for tue trans
Of business few Of those ~no cali Tor nln appear
to know THIS fact II 10 common thing W near con
ver,aoh IKE TINS inc "i So Do YOU
know when lie will be N T. mo, Sir "here eau
w.i'-s-" ."a.S n.. ne = H.nAr IS, 81 SIR; WALL
aud you will md nim IN his ofo- thers during Ihe Jay
With that the visitor generally Zoos Oh.
Er- Governor H. c. Wsrmoth, of Louisiana, who ia az
Fifth Hotel with MS faulty has Just come
from spending summer at ST. Clair, rhs 10 town
q few miles from Detroit Marx Hopkins had largs
possessions his neirs nave Oeeu spohdns sea. uoa
OF mouey IN the Improvement OF Lho place, anu -nons
other things have erected summer hoteL Governor
warnoth speaks OF the place 40 dellEhtfu Que for
pleasure. The Governor not been IN L0uisi-
for mouths aud declares th.t he Knows .OsO-
luteiy nothing OF pubic IN crest aoou' L"ui''ns
Ex-Congressman N. T. Southland. OF Quo. vino Is Gu
gagged In the practice OF aw nete with General Ilomas
Erng walks slowly as 10 goes Ia aud from us once Ia
lover Broadway thcse days lilo has only recently re-
turned from GAINESVILLE. OHIO. And ls grAd9ay recover
from the effects severe accident Tie was ruling
with friends wnen tho horse ran away and ne vas
thrown from the carriage Several ribs were OrVAen
and ne was ounned 10 nls oel Tor SIX "ooA@
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will
mere IN October 20. The local members OF the order
nave been soliciting subscriptions defray the
penses OF entertaining tn, 800 or 400 delegates who
Will gather here There Is 10 De cambaks at Starins
Glen Island and other entertainments The Metropolitan
Opera House been engaged for the meeting OF the
dc esstea | hear that W. X. Vanderbilt subscribed
5000 toward dorsyng tho expenses OF the local enter
talnment, Cyrus W. Field $3.50 Jay Gould $3.50.
incident characteristic OF Mr. Gould occurred when
the com mltIee lcd him for the his
subscriptions lie banded them cneok Tor 5000 say
ing; subscribed $50 did not Well you need
MT say anytung about IT, but is cheek for 5000
mud IN talking with tns railroad people generally that
they nave great tho Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers snd for It's chlo Mr.. Arthur ArarOad
manager told mo that the for tins that Mr..
Arthur "a never permitted Lns order rue-or-
RUN stand, but has Invariably confer with mo
/ railroad and To di-cuss TeasOnaDy. IN
when thers might nc variance 81 Opinions between
tho roads aud their employee In Otner words ne has
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