New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
MET ON A WINTER WALK.
CHAT WITH AND ABOUT MEN SVEN ON BRoADwA'

CHAT WITH AND ABOUT MEN SVEN ON BROADWAY
AND rIPTH-AvE.
Broadway and Fifth IN the mellow midwiuter air
OF saturday we're like odssone TO thousand. OF New
Workers. who have been deoarred from their fsvorife
Saturday afternoon prone les for several weeks BY
Indictment skiea THE TRIBUNE Stroller In his walk
founi ~ almost impossible turn In direction with
out nndinr Of public note A. G. Cheney. pres
iaent Of the Gxrneld National Bank is seen in company
with the cashier Of that institution The cashier Is
Henry D. Nnrthrop. AMI he was for twenty-five years
assistant cashier the Sixth National Bank before max
Ing his recent change Mr.. Cheney tells story on
Bob Dunlap the hAtts who is one of the stockhold
ers OF the bank The change In cashiers was made so
quietly that MI Dunlap knew nothing about 1t until he
happened into the hank Saturday morning. He
so ght Introduction to the cashier at once saying
When go INTO new town always make II a rule
to get acquainted AT with the chief OF police or the
sheriff. In bank always want to know the cashier
the nrst thing"
Opposite the Hotel Brunswick Is observed a slender
young with q whitish overcoat and English look
who 10 pointed out Frederick stauwood. one OF the
nephcws OF Mr. Blaine. He Is Bostoaian There are
four five OF the stanwood boys, some OF whom are
prospecting. Edward stanwooi was for a time In an
sicia position Boston and with The Youths
Companion" Major II. c. stanwood who was Deputy
Collector at this port assistant treasurer OF tie Cn
cinpat ami Northeastern Railroad whose offices in
Broast Another of the young men 10 connected with
coal and iron companies the Hooking Valley OF ONO
and there is still another believe who is broker In
Boston
~ Hero comes y brace of eccentric notables. One 10
Sidney wooett the reader, With long hair. dropping
mustache swarthy complexion and general air Of melan
oholv Is said that his melancholy smile Is fixed every
morning BY the liberal use of green persmmons and
lemon juice His companion is little Marshall p Wilder
the humerst. who has ust back FROM Washington,
whore he gave entertain neut at the White House.
"Did have good time " he saws. repeating an in
quiry; why. always have good time everywhere
think WAS born 70 have good time forever"
Steele Mackaye is seen with Colonel Tom Ochiltree
aud Major Clarke. the handsome Mssourian who has
been serving Colonel John r. Fellows secretary Mr.
Mackaye the and OF tragedian. Ochiltree
looks like bon vivant and Clarke like cavalier
Meeting Garrett Roach he tells that 1t Is impossible
to find In his spyards who is not opposed to the
freetrsde policy the Administration have lots OF
Democrats work." he says. but on this question Of
free trade and protection they do not know parties The
tarn Is the question that Interests workingmeu
and they all up in arms at the proposition to
batter down the protection they enjoy This issue has
made Baine's nomination absolutely certain thought
for awhile that we mght take up new man. and fav
man"
A slender young man OF full height with the lean face
and large eyes OF OF high nervous organization Is
Joun d. Speman. he Is on his way up town from his
days work in the Custom House. where he holds an in
different position. knew hun In Vermont, where he
promise at RUTLAND He is an Irishman aud Democrat
He thought pupo service an honorable ambition. and
through Colonel Bradley B. Smalley secured an appoint
under Mr. Magone, with the pectation OF rising
He hasn't yet. AMI hear That he has written sew
letters for the Rutland local papers which Indicate
that tie New York politicians have been cutting his eye
for him lie has got fighting blood III him and Will
be hear from some dsy In Of hs letters am told
that expressly declared his intention not to support
the President III his free trade message
Colonel James o. BroadheaJ. OF Missouri. is on the
sidewalk with Ex-Governor Hauscr. OF Montana The
Colonel is OF the notable men OF his state. lawyer
of prominence and wealth. he Is large and rotund
man with a broad smooth ven. ruddy face. crowned
with cose.cut gray hair. You would imagine by the
shape OF hs head that he pugnac0us and his repu
tation lawyer is based Of the lighting quail
tiles that made John L. sullivan famous. the
Coonei praise o. the gro with OF Missouri which
he says IL marvellous We increasing IN wealth
and population. he, at rate tnal ten ears ago
would have been Thought impossible. ST. Louis and
Kansas only the oupo tuat tell OF the gen.
erxI giowtu OF the entire Commonwealth"
Colonel w. H. Carr the chief clerk Of the Fifth Avende
Hotel nas come to get the fresh his fresh
looking face blond locks lie was Ia ALBANY last
week testify the Patt II they get after
anything" says with jury like that one.
shall Just hand them baukDooK aud the deeds OF all
my properly aud my snation OF everything and
them IL all and let Why, there was one
the jury whose ignorance was a disgrace 10
American cIviliza tiOn."