New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-14
GOSSIP ar TIE HOTELS.

There snotable gathering of public in hotel
corridors Eere the other morning. but by night they
had all flown. They were Corgressmen and SENATORS
their way to Washington after the HOLIDAYS.
vi niassaonusets. droBLed his griDsack at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel where his bland face. gold
eye glasses and frosted head. prominent foI few
mOHents while he REGISTERED. The senators clothes
always little Joking and mment because tho
ments OF his neither limbs invariably fail to reach
the prescribed fashionable lenstn. This caused a
Western mao TO fcmaik vest Idey What Is that
Senator Hoarl Well he had better nut a WHISTLE in
his call his down" Two ether pr )i-
lnent Massachusetts men were at the uace. con,
gressmen John d. Long OF bingham and William
Whitney of HOly oke Mr. Long had a red pink In
his buttonhoe. and smiling In RESPONSE to congrat
ulaons over son aud her that he's lust greeted his
home and which Is said o be tho living mage" Of his
father Congressman whitney laughed as he was told
that The Goyernoship was coming around his way
1t doesn't keep me awake nights said he.
Senator Iscock. looking though his Christmas
stocking had been we'll filed: Ex-Congressman John
H. Camp, of LYONS. who is credited with having brought
about many Of the changes Of Assembvmen to effect
the recent election Of Mr. Cole Speaker OF the AS
semby: Congressman George West. OF Ballston who s
Disguised with the organization OF the Assembly that
he will talk about 1t and ex-senator Francis ID.
Herman grave and white haired. make uD group OF
New York politicians senator Herman Is tho only ono
who has any ODillons that he IS "lilnZ 10 eApress
He Is on his to Washington TO call on the Presi-
dent. He believes hat the Presidents Message IS the
This VIEWS shared bY his Rail- Dad Commissioner
John D. Herman who has called to see his father.
Congressman James ]. Belden at the Windsor.
Politicians that he urged the election of John
Kenyon as clerk of the State Senate. and that he
brought 1t about In spite OF Senator HlscOcks dis
approval Mr.. Hlscocks objections said to have
Leen based fact that Mr. Kenyon IS his fellow
tOwnsman
Ex-Commssioner Rollln NJ. SQUIRE. strolling through
uptown hotels, attracts some little attention nowadays,
specially Colonel Fellows saws he is willing to begin
the trial Of Mr.. squires indictment right away 1t
would be funny enough said Larry Jerome the other
day If after Squire has long Indignantly demanded
trial no should be convicted and put behind the bars
That is It would be FUNNY TO but suuires."
There IS In circulation that Maurice b. Flynn
offered himself States evidence against Squire to
ATTORNEY MARITIME Claiming that he had briD"d
the Commissioners In what manner 2" asfed MARITIME.
" Well. let him have money! Vas the money
gver without Droml se Of rcturnl7 asked Mr. MARITIME
ooh. Squire was always careful to note for
IT," said Flynn Mr. MARITIME cCicluded ust this
wasn't such evidence As he wanted
J. d Messner, the secretary and general superin-
tendent OF the Homer Leo Bank Note Company. which
Is now engaged in making the millions Of Readings
bonds, speaking yesterday OF the Reading
strike and Of the fact that his company had had no
trouble with It's men because they were treated a
a integral part Of the corporation. "our men,
said he, d" are made to feel that they are like the
strands of u cable, all of which pull in harmony.
Intelligence after all is at the bottom OF these mat
e, and where this shown both sides and men are
mado to see that their interests Identical and In
harmony With those of their employers, the danger
Of trouble Is mainly averted do what l can con-
sstently for my but they understand that decls
ions appeals from them arc made with view 10
the good OF the entire structure of our orsanlzaton
such a state of affairs Is the greatest enemy Oh
strikes
ruip ~
County, does not look rugged and strong as he
looked last winter. when hs leadership OF the AS
sembly required the utmost physical and mental e1
ertion OF which his great frame and big head were
capable EIe been under the weather for several
months and cape down to New-York over sunday
to consult physician. IIo thinks that the quiet OF
tho Senate Will give him renewed health this winter.
W. D. Lee, whose operations in the Hooking Valley
coal fields OF Ohio had a national prominence, Is again
IN New-York He Is a little man, who resembles Jay
Gould in general appearance, but has iuiier race
and a shorter nose, but the same kind OF coal oiaA
whiskers, and twlnkllng black eyes. He appears 70
have many financial lives cat When ne Is
down he has a farm at Newark, Ohio and one In
New Ham shlre, to which he retres TIL he gets up
again. Then he appears at some ono OF tho ieadihe
New-YOrk hotels and life moves onagain as II nc hau
always been successful.
Newspaper men everywhere VIII appreoia'0 'n0
point of a story that Is told here by Chicago people
about ". E Curtis, the wcil-known correspondents,
who was secretary and afterwards a member Oh the
south American Commission. 1t seems thAi CurtS
went TO Europe some timo ago for " Iho |h''"so
News" with the special mission OF investigating anu
writing up Anarchy, Nlhll,m and other Ainurcu d.
nctions Of the Old World monarchies. When nc caiio
back his material put In shape for one O's s'uo
Of the paper. IL had cost some $1,000 beloro
could be printed Curtis a railroad train WIN an
old fellow journalist Of The lsterocean 'aAou
for hours about his European trip The other i noni
DRY was retentive and he printed In INC ino uh
Ocean" next day a three column ~lnpelslo,", VII
Curtis. II was the pith Of all his eiaOo1AS0" wv
pared article, which was killed"
Rari Knorty ,ba c,rman- A merican author and
translator of Standard American WORKS h'o s sn
said q TRIBUNE porter the other day thar uen ~
terest Is being aroused In Germany over INC @e 20
ment OF prisons, which has extended 50 la -,
create desire TO learn about tho mahAsona, , y,
prisons In this country. He has Just poon aa'
that Dr. Aschroth, of Berlin who Is the a"tnS' =.
standard work In Germany on the chariiaoio anu Ryai
institutions Of England som to arrive IN New %
nv stesmer His MISSION In the United ota'os VIII
be IN collect material for work on the prison sye'o
Of America
Tbers were fourteen Kansas City men guests AZ the
Holman House Monday, including Sam ooo..' t9o
loading real estate dealer OF thar booming p'o ~