The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-07
DEPEW DROPS IN ON MALBY.
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BE TIE MAN FOR RAILROADs,

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The Hon. George r. Malby. Speaker Of the
Assembly at Albany, had q buoy day yesterday
at the Windsor Hotel The Hon. Mr.. Malby is
from st. Lawrence county. and this is his
third term In The Assembly. lie has been at
the windsor Hotel since Thursday night
He did not register, and he instructed the
clerks OF the hotel that his presence In town
was not 10 be known. There would be moth
ing remarkable about this II no we're private
citizen. but the Speaker OF the Assembly. with
his com mittses on his hands, is not required by
custom to keep his visits to New York 80 very
QUIET.
Mr.. Malby will endeavor TO leave the hotel
this evening on HE way back to Albany He
may 90 as far as his homo In OGdensburg. lie
would like to remain over Monday evening TO
attend the dinner to be given BY the Hon.
whitelav Reid. Circumstances may prevent
thia
Mr.. Malby had Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mr..
Plat, James J. Delden. and others for visitors
yesterday. The chief point Of interest was an
objection IN the name OF William II. Dennlston.
the farmer Of Parma Centre. Monroe county.
The Hon. Mr. Mnby In his conversation
with the lion, Thomas G. latt and all the
other honorables Of the Republican party on
Friday had slated the Hon. Farmer Dennlston
Ssmmiitse on B.ilroadS The Hon. G6sunesy
y. bepew read this nnnouncement in The
ss s snS coSs and Si" Ist the gS nd' Central
station to talk to the Hon. Mr.. Malby about IL.
pPSS has E" sse 10 tSS Hone %S
William l.. Parkhutst the real estate dealer OF
ar ss1sF 81 the THSa on a
roads than Mr.. Dennlston. The Hon; Mr.. Malby
On not many wA5 want 10 omenI nps,DeercW nj
the other honofaGies. iiut Mr.. Derew had
been little late - Ge'tipg Sr9nn! and s
must still be Kept on the slate Tor Chairman Of
the Assembly Commtttee on Railroads.
change yotterdny from the programme an.
nonnred in THE SuN yesterday mnrnlng. on
sm1 sESS %, AL tss DEAN ThS SSa
chant III Goshen. as Chairman OF the Jud iciary
Committee, aud substituted the name OF How
Tho twn gentlemen, Mr.. Dean and Mr..
Thorntnn. are from Orange county. and tina
have is that he is a reelected Assembly man.
SOM o, those lir0G 1S MeTnnoliYran assem-
Through the FIFTH Avenue Hotel yesterday a..
ternuUn breathing vengeance because the
did rot include ,h the elevation Z"
friends complained that the Republicans q
his section had te.n ignored. ne was told
that, he was Welcome to anr opinion he was
uE MN was IN error JcNIeruny morning IN
saving that William Brookilell. Chairman OF
the Nepublican State Committee. was included
among tue guests at tho dinner to be given by
tho Hon. Mhit.law Reid to tho Republican
statesmen Of tn" sixty counties In the state.
Mr.. Brpnsiield has not received an invitation
to til. dinner
He has been uualterably opposed to the plan
for the reorganization Of Republican politics
IN New YORK county as advanced 10y John T.
Milhnlland. II has been the opinion OF Mr..
Brookneld that the licpuh!icnn County Com
mit'ee should accept tho Elihu loot plan OF re-
organization a. ngniust that OF Mr.. Milholland.
He thinks that Mr. Milholland wants IL be
Chairman Of u new Republican County Com
mittee. and that Mr.. Milhnland could not
hnpe to secure this place under the Elihu Root
plan.
Just where the Hon. Thomas c. Flat stands
10 this business is the conundrum. He has
always been . warm friend OF Mr.. Brookheld
and - warn friend OF Mr.. Milholland. AMI the
results OF the In iornal conversations at MIR.
Reids dinner to. m orrow night to put IL IN Idly,
will not 10 uninteresting.