New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
A BRIGHT, CLEAR SATURDAY.
WHAT A STROLLER SAW AND HEARD.
TALKS WITH wELL-KSowS MES-How SOME OF
THEM LOOK.

'ened BY SATURDAY hall noudays, Dut loOh i"'
in hope to their enjoyment another season never
theess. without these workers Tiers Is an enormous
population In New-York which has wealth AMI leisuro
TO srend In the enjoyment Of matinocs, snopphE,
luncheons and promenades. on such days a. 'u"'
which Closed the last week. THE TRIBUNE o's'.'
stood at the intersection Of Fourteenth ST. ana bro'
way at pm and looked over the ses OF people mat
filed the sidewalks in every direction. Not less tn'h
10000 persons In sight. moving up and down
the various thoroughfares that radiate from Una.
point 1t was a constantly moving thron0 na'
cleared away its original elements every hf'een OF
twenty minutes, until the tide wore out aoou'
O'Clock.
Another similar centre Is the crossing OF twenty
third st. and Broadway. The giant of the Broad"a'
Squad. Policeman Phillips and his handsome com
panon. Pol ceman Foster. who have been on duty
there for ten or twelve years, have worn out inc
paving their constant trcading OF the peat
by which they escort the ladies' from one corner !"
the other Fifth ave. carriages roll up ami Gown
here and with tho complications Of streetcars ana
the stages make hard work for the officers on Gay
when the people out for exercise.
The Stroller Joined the morning pedestrians at an
hour early enough TO discover senator German OF
Maryland, starting out from his hotel with MIS- Ooi
a shopping expedition. looking "a much III
erested it votes instead Of dry goods tna'
he going to hunt Then I encountered Uran
WEIGH. OF Richfeld Springs. Just up from Thomas
fishing there. saying: In tract Of land reserVe
for hunting my place there are 5000 acres Inc
woods full Of turkey. quail and small eam0'
Hunting parties made up TO go into the country
fifteen twenty miles, where venisOn can be iouhi'
There is fire lake 1homasyille where thele
quantities Of back bass anu other fish IL soun7
funny to be talking about hunting and fishing at tni7
season. doesn't il -
Two Western men come under the range OF my
Is one large. angular and broad -snouhereu "e
other small in form and feature. with curling oiac"
mustache and chin whiskers that give him french
look. The first is Mr. Swan the big cattle raiser VI
Wyoming Terri DRY, who tabs with me about tha'
industry "The business Of raising cattle be says
is all right but the price of beef is too low we
lave trouble about the production. but when the
rOuct reaches the market. we do not see the proh'
Of the early days OF cattle raising. wyoming h"7
neen exceedingly fortunate in climate alvantaee-'
In three years we have had no dangerously severe
weather The big storms have avoided u.s. We
carcoiy had a touch OF the big storm that swept
,Ver tie Northwest few days ago. 1t seemed 10
70 around us"
Mr. swans companion. the little man. ia ex Dele
gite NJ f. Post % Wyoming. fIe l. engaged IN pro
noting another III e-stOCA industry. the breeding OF
Norman Irrch, ron horses, and VIII sa for EurO. IN
few days 70 make heavy purchases of stal ions Of
hat brcei in France. He tells me that the AT
uckIes and tho Thurbors interested IN the ven
tufe The horses find ready for draft purposes
IN all tho large cites. and are also coming mo &c
nand In the territories for var GUS purl O~os.
A nan with almost the eannc-s OF museum
skeleton, but with the erect bearing OF solder
pa-sing into tie Hoffman House Is IOiOnci Thompson.
no Chief OF Artillery unDer General Bragg
he Confederate le.sier now resiuent O New lOrA'
ne CoOnei ext erlence- m "a lns his guns from
he Boys In We IN some OF NE tennessee -
a. gns Often calie1 Tor By old soldiers WON ne
meets and would make an Interesting aFucIo lot
publication
Tie swelling wave Of the afternoon was that which
.wept tow-rI the AGA lemy of Music TO hear Iatu.
he Stroller drifed with 1t. and was soon engaged IN
tudy ing the compOs ton Of the audience "h4ch
acAed that great auditorium. The women were III
he majority But a. 1 glanced over the uFturncd
aces e,OGnized the grocer Of whom 0rler house
.oh supplies my bOotInaker. the Je~eiry man from
he corner. tho florist OF whom / procure flowers.
he pro, r etOr of uptown cigar stand, and a con
rector has mace Dushel Oh money by carry ing
away the refuse nom tne streets. .hese ana many
more mlxcu and in'erniiXed with -prigs OF Tue
est families fifth r-sluents, ami an OCCASIONAL
connOlsseur Of nuric Who Wound ~ soon mis- eating
~ 70 mss a great nlu7icdl ana !, ~ Nd an -,
ence OF character 10 Indicate me Whe INSTITUTION
OF wealth IN The metropons the vide appreciation VI
music among all "cla-scs." and tie curious e4LOW
touch ings of NewYOrks social structure. Inc Test
faces | were Those OF eager Young musical -en
ents mostly young women. HhoS7 IlteI Pu ~
Ony permitted them TO buy standing ROOM, anu VINO
warmed tie asses ald stood up thioush me en''t 80
concert with enrlpurd looks that were enut'ei 70
draw fully much admi4auon a. the concert iV7eh'
out in the lobby Mr.. Abbey IS surrounded during
tie iitermis-0n by score Of heutenlnts' ana Win
Iartucr. Mt. -fLJtutl l. uL5tu-'sA- AhD
NJ the Mexican engagement OF the Iatu company.
He remarks that III south America Sunday i the
nr.sncr tbrrr tins season. with rnharlt II j. also
a great day IN Mexico. In New ON the CIV a. nlght
america that is the one bad night Of the week.
out on Broadway more, encounter Horace
T. HotchN.s the well known brOher VI Broad st.
His Old firm went down two or three years ago Win
q plunge that Vould have taAen lie llie ana bfe1th
OUT Of less gorous man. M HOtcAAiss hel M n
lie Ia tsat Al lHl.
intervening er.Od h. made goo his losses ana J.
again on the TOP wave. He L member oi 'he
GleI with gems from tho brushes OF eminent arsts
a French scholar with wIde hno Nleage OF tno n.
y hole -soued gentlemen whose meeting with bis iel,
ow men makes the wOrii seem less harsh An Aoie
ielding W generous impulses.
IN tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Robert 7. Lincoln, Of
Chicago JUDGE " Q. Gresham. ex Secretary BriSto"'
Frank Hatton and Richard A. Elmer make mp a
,roup Bristow Is the largest OF the quIntette lie
stands erect and pOrtly but with less Of hesh thah
he has carried for some time. understand tnl1 lie
mas been ri ing it of IN Central PARK being feartu
of fatty degeneration Of the heart. He l. an accom-
ali-hed hor-eulan lie all KentIckans. Mr.. Lincoln
s- grown stouter aud bioader since be left the war
IJepa rtn4ert. Chicago ar anu l1f-e law [faCt;c
mat keeps lin confined TO ii, once nave haa I'M
effect. lie does LOt look at All Lac his iauier eeVi
IN face OF figure. He must Lc making money IN Ill
bat was made 10 MN 10 come " SI~ loIA "a, a. M ~
head OF an organization that would have pald nm
a cal and AT the -sTno unle nave lolt hAH
ractlcally free TO engage In law here. His name
v a. wa ted in honorable way and portion only
Of his tine which he could easily Lave ri, en-. Tho
9Tfer VS. declined Judge Gresham T. unchanged
He i the Ierfect type OF cordial. responsive olen-
hearted western man. Both he and Lincoln have
ends who would like to them in the fresientl4l
chair | have heard recently that there y systemaue
worl being done by tie judges friends 70 bring him
forward in Iess Those who believe in Lincoln
avalabn " are holding bach until General Logan
shall let 90 his grip on Illinois.
Talking with Judge Stevenson Burke. of Geve!anf'
IS another Western man. s. J. Richie Of Ohio. who
mas been making a fortune IN Canada where be went
some years ago and got into the good graces OF sir
John Macdonald and the inner circle Of the Canadian
Pacific road. He tells me that on the line OF that
road about due north from Cleveland and above me
C~orgiana BAY. thce copper deposits, Ia when nc
l. interested. which arc beyond anyh hertoioIe
Known. The property i belrg worked now ana lne
product shipped 20 England.
Colonel Colyar. the veteran Nashville editor ann
one Of the leading Democrats Of tennessee. spare
man OF long figure. carefully dressed in black broad
cloth. Is net in tie Fifth Avenue Hotel. The COL