New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-07
From MANY POINTS OF VIEW

,or,,,nate that the making up Of the com
h~ .ha assembly was so carefully performed
p" .e Col. that such charges as were made or
g =. have heen made by T. r. Phelps faii oase-
Ae ,ha ground The Committee on Cites' winch
- r.nresencd rs being corruptoie' Is maze up "a
Tho have the confidence OF .helr associates IN an
wv" n., degree State Senators j. sloat fasse'.' Vi
,~. and Francis Hendricks, oil Syracuse ooth OF
Eihn recognized for their high position as regards
s-,tv were in New-York over Sunday. They DOM
"..ss.d that tho mputatlons against members hAe
-, T,Imadge Gallagher, and Others were utterly
po To-. A New-Yorker who has lived in the state
- said The lobbyist has always less strength
nan he is given credit for having he ss anr one
and you go TO him and offer IS 900 for the defeat
81 bill be win accept the OFF, raasss me he DIV viii Write
lsmentng that II could not be Eiled Mes an
be win done absolutely nothing Out isrss
sasr,hs Of the lobbyists WORK"
,.nss Arkell, of Canajoharie on the day Of the
-, b,nerL. was asked about his Presidential
,.-.nces He went into glowing eulogies OF
rn.nncev NJ Depew. The Senator looks like min
,-,,r. Uncle SAM and to soc him oracharly pro-
.,.,m,ne the Depew boom would have delighted the
"a. Of every New-York Central employe at least
WHEN asked who was his second choice, ne replied that
!, vas Blaine and that Blaine would be first choice
-. a., his letter Meeting with W. j. Arkell, about
ys time he declared that Blaine was the coming
the SAM nd ,o mistake The Arkels own " The Albany
rsar,ng Jmrnsln OF which John A. Sleicher is editor
s.chsr was also in the city, and was sked TO put him
ssH on record on the same question, bisihe VI
DspeW Either suits me- he said.
6 e. Elkins is engaged these DAYS In studying plans
~ the new country house that he Will erect this year
=, franklin West Virginia, Just over the mountains
.rom Deer Park, where he has made his summer
home for many years. This IS tho town in which ex-
senator Davis Senator Camden and other directors
a, the West Virginia Central Railroad intend to build
houses The Elkns house is to have :" baronial
baIs OF great dimensions, two stories in height.
,ound him talking over the plans with Mr. Mott, the
architect recently. They were discussing the fire
Mace which Is to be OF generous proportions as the
Kan 81 shall build the chimney first, Georgia fas n
house around IT. When asked about the report
Of his daughter being in a Roman Catholic school 10
paris he said: why, what II II were sol NO, the
lsst heard from her she was In Syria She has been
travelling for nearly year"
Those railroad men who have charge Of the practical
management Of the machinery Of lOcomoton are not
altogether satisfied with the prospect for meeting the
state law which requires the abolition of fire for heating
passenger coaches after April 80. The law peremp
oy that no fire shall be used In any coach after that
date. Experiments have been going on all winter to
find the best methods Of steam heating. The Wagner
car people had train fully equipped with one device
not long ago. but found themselves when at Bufalo
obliged to 20 back to the stoves. The severe colo
weather has tested of the proposed systems so
severely that they have been condemned In con-
siderable numbers.