New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

Judge Nathan Goff Of Yves; Virginia, was In the
city Yesterday Judge Con has made a record LOT
himself by his rulings in West Virginia anu ina
portion OF South Carolina which lies WITHIN HIS
district His rulings have not always peeh !" TIL III
man. Judge Cons position on the Dencn Pr pr, me
him from discussing politics but ne SAYS 10 nros
porous.
John A. Logan jr.. has been in the city io' ,ne
last few days He is at the Hotel Waldorf He
does not look a great deal Ike his father put ne
has a great deal OF his fathers spirit. MT. Losa"
has a great stock farm at Youngstown; ONO ~, ne
purchas nearly all the horses exhibited by the
Car OF Russia at the Worlds Fair In chicago
He took these horses TO his farm ana ne SAY: p n
horses in the Horse Show this winter
Ex-superintendent Byrnes will be missed from the
thoroughfares uptown now. as ne sailed for Europe
yesterday. Since Mr. Byrnes was retired as head
OF the police force he has paid more attention 10
the pleasures OF the city than he used to. "hiie
he has a beautiful home in New-Jersey, yet ne
seemed to like the city. and was often seen az
the theatres on the street some OF the o'a aS
chief " When any member OF the force would see
1.-THE chief" he Is still known coming r goh
strai ghten up and come to a salute me eA-oup,,
intenden would also appear to straisnien up All All
his hand would go gravely TO the foreheau Al
the policemen remember him. and he always re-
ceived the same salute one a''srn sso,,-st just
before ne emerged into Wall-st. he suddenly sahSeu
keenly about. and II did not take more man an
ordinary observer notice that his nina Wa o,se
more on the past. and that he was thinking VI INC
dead line" that he established
With other members OF the force retired II Is dii
ferent Ex-Inspector Alexander :. Williams Is u
prominent figure on Broadway and around tue
hotels bu. the old force do not pay much attention
IN him His history was not OF the Kind tnat mahes
them remember him kindly. since no has ehte,v'
the race for election state senator al. tne ~
nm feeling OF years is finding an outlet, ana inc
men that the ex-lnspector once comiHa"ued "''
not supporting him In his fight.
4 man who IL much in evidence about Repuoii-
can Headquarters but does not want once hifnseii
Is John w Vrooman. who is known as the Du iis
good deal OF quiet work In the Interest OF me ~
publican ticket. and may make some 80 ~,
Since the time when he was a candldate 10. l-.u
tenant Governor the ticket with j. sioa aSse''
Mr. Vrooman has not done much In poAtcs'
There promises to be an open hght IN the tioos,e'
State between two prominent Republicans LOT the
honor Of representing the State in the senate
Senator Voorhees, term OF office expires on Marcn
4 1897 and a Republican Will DOUBTLESS De eiyesrn
to the place w. r. McKeon, president OF ,ne , ar
IA In line and A prominent Republican OF lhuIaha,
ia an ayowed candidate for the place me othSi
candidate and the one with whom MT Mckeph wiz
clash is Judge Charles w. Fairbanks, OF lhoian-
anoI,s Judge Fairbanks IL also warm Harrison
man and II Is a question of doubt wnohl the "a
President will support. Mr.. Mckeon mas JUST re-
,nrned from Europe but he Will soon go West anu
start an active campaign for the ONCE Vi 'e""'o'