New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
HINTS, COMMENTS AND BITS OF PERSONAL
DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
The thousands Of New-Y Workers who turn out every
fine Sunday afternoon for walking exercise take to
Fthdve. and follow It ~ Central Park naturally
as duck takes to water. One OF the results OF this
cIowding Of NewYorks great thOroughfare by the
ghty MILLIONS" has been to drive fashionable
people of, except they roll by in their carriages
They have gone over to Madison-ave. where they
find It more exclusive and just clearly. Sunday
afternoon between 4 and O'Clock finds on Madi-
many OF the fashionable people who for
merly took their exercise In Fifth-ave
The wife Of General r. A. Ager Of Michigan who
has been I'm NewYork recently with her husband IS
much 70 his political ambition. She IS horne
woman, gentle and refined, with group Of boys ana
girls growing up around her in whose welfare she
takes her great delight sho has positive horror
OF politics which she does not hesitate to express en-
phatlcally but with the geneness Of a gentlewOman,
ON every proper occasion. One of her OBJECTIONS
politics is the invasion OF home By the press thar
accompanies candidacy for public Office she shriAs
from the notorety, publicity and gossip ABOUT houlo
life that follow the nomination of citizen to any
high Office. Yet she Is Loyalty anxious for her nus
bands in any undertaking. either 10 pohu
tics or business and with her gentle and winning ways
Is no small factor In his popularity MIS- Agor -
rather petite in figure, so young looking that II Is
three girls, one Of the latter a woman grown ahu
MARI cd. sae is a warm friend Of Mrs General Logan
although in personality they are in strong contsaS
Mrs Logan was a. ambitious a. her HUSBAND Vi
even more 40. II General Mger should Deoonio 'io
occupant of the White House, MIS- Aser "ouiI a1'
TO the fame Of the women who have presiueu tHoi'
s. NJ Bowen, who has been in South America Ior
some months looking after electric light interests
Il fo1li
on account OF the policy of the general GOVERNMENT
I'm refusing to maintain good mall service. Between
the Argentine Republic and the United states there
might be a larger trade" he reuarAed. bu' O'l-
recently there has been no-possloillty OF uoe -,
ship communication. The Argentine I@PuoH -.
for years a splendid subsidy for a steanshP H"'
the United States felt poor to ehcour@so n' 80
to sail under ITS flag. Not many nlon'n' 20
English company came along and proposed 10 s'ar'
line hetveen New Yorl, and the River Pla'e region
direct not touching ct Brazil The Argentine w
public agreed to guarantee per cent on 'no 'ap ~
BAL required for the venture, the SHIPS u az
,rcantlne aag The captal has been raSeu au'
presently these ships will be plying oe' odIv
republics, rebuke 10 this nation ioi - 1900
nolcy The South American trade might all oo Opene~
to the United States, II we had an ororr-
ment at Washington instead of al EnsN'"
ment."
An energetic man with keen-cut face Dnsns u' g.
and gray mustache who may frequently DC seen
the Western Union Building, carrying h'A's in
his hand, Is F. Y schooumaEei lie y 80 re wont
organizing a new press association. III - and AZ
into the political canvass public orr,o' nmssts
tariff advocate VS. much demand Inc nar,crt
for him in New York, New-Jersey anu .. go
were so numerous that he was unable 10 49,,
fourths Of them This was considered snsui~ Ne
By the state and National Committees -. no
schoonmaker was plain business man .| nav ~
uretence at oratory. But somehow ne hau ~~
putting the tarG question which was 'e'S '-'''''
and made him wiGc reputation.
Recently j. s. Clarkson, Of Iowa. was ~ nr,i,
connection with his dates as Chairman Oh INC
can National Committees Subcommittee =" -. :,
rang luents for tho National CoLvenuon' ~ p,
The Chicago Tribune" called on him tor an rS
Mr. Clarkson asked :" Are you stehosr"P"
reporter obliged TO coufess that ne "as nv ~.
upon Mr. Clarkson said TO him lou n'1' - -.
Med that II be Will send shorthand ier0l'o' - 'A
will give him an intelyiew" An hour ia'er s''pvs
rapher appeared and Mr. Garrison dcs .d The cholcc
a somewhat long interview. lie expLos A. piaine,s
OF Iowa for Allison, discussed soIneNhS .r.ons can
Florence letter, spoke In kindly terms o. '"o'' WV