New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

non NJ Dickinson. who was formerly member
of President Cleveand5 hrst ea""' ~ .. sNs
c,,v Yesterday. Mr.. Dickinson has hao't OF nv
&C., =, ,be hote.s and he Ia a hard man 10 ma
when he is in the city on that account ~ II gen.
ersllv said that when he has any po"'ca' "o'N oa
hand he goes to the Hoffman House "".,e nc wiz
he near the leading Democrats MI D'cNi"S'n was
at the Hoffman House yesterday an. anna "
vas inferred that ne was on poiitiea,, msSs.on;
but when he asked about ne sde t"s Mbs -
had nothing to say me iSird f term for Pr:s
dent Cleveland was mentioned tna, I, MS r. si
no Tea cE,nso 90 Is here to Consult with william
c. whitney, and other po.itica,th nemocrstie N.
best 'iH nmitee together and incidentally TO talk
about candidates
cars,aI Russell A. Alger returned to the city
Yesterday after a weeks absence N Ue west
General Alger was here when senator ''e' ma" ""
IN the CITY about a week ago. ard when the reveal
,,ors about the convention Of 1888 were mace By
Senator shermen In his book which ne suose-
ouentIv backed up by an interview IN New-ior~
Senator Sherman accused the mahase's VI oe'e'a!
Alger's campaign in the 1881 convention OF Duyhs
Southern votes General Alger at once returned
noirl to what Senator sherman had SAD He
had considered the matter 80 gst W IN mat ns
sor nubIicaton General Ager has returned g
complete his business , n sas IN sas s
POSITION after senator sherman Issued ns p9ox
bore no il-wil to the ONO sehaoi D &e u 20
elusive and convincing; think that IL mas as snown
that an d Do was care eGo tn S Why did il &
do not know There is not much gong o. IN
POt tSs ynuomnation and think that the best man
win win. Everybody has his eyes rurn .o, upon
aina eeisation within the two years when
we will have Republican House @ei'@'e anu f'es-
dent"
Senator Calvin s. Brice, Of Ohio, is done with Ohio
poli,ics. some Of his friends say That IS not
startling announcement. when the way IN WHICH no
was beaten in the last elections IN every pranch
Of the State Government. is remembered But II
vas hnted yesterday that Senator Brce VIII at
,o,o,, m take a hand in running things In New
Y0r live has p h sIsf residence in Ohio and i've eney
in New-York Senator David p, I'M: N me recent
camoacn in Ohio, went out 10 that STAT ana n2qe
saeacbes in Senator Brces interest TIE friendship
between Hill and Brce Is yarn. ana n''vsi po az
&c. in ths work of reorganlzng and attempting 10
restore to power the Democratic machiHe'
pusseu Harrison has been in the city for several
davs He is staying with his wife at the lmpe'aI
Hotel During this visit to the city he mas seen no
newspaper men and has done no talking me p0 a..
ticians think that young Mr. Harrison Is We Sts.
todan of State secrets and that he Is looking aiS
his fathers interests
II all the patriotic citizens OF New-iorN WOMB
emulate the example OF II. C. Duval' Cndn'''e' ~
Depew's versatile private secretary ,ners e.n.
NOT be such dearth OF gold in the Ihi'eu "'@'s.
treasury When he heard OF the acuoh o.
Ex-Governor Flower in depositing his small hoard.
ing of gold at the United States suo,Lre 4.".,
and receiving eya-tender notes Tor u, ~, gsnt
at oi ire out 500 in two-dol -haf goa
nieces which he had been saving lor 5oT T'ressnrv
p y,e,t down TO the United states SUD ieS.
and deposited it. Mr. Duval felt in 6g tha ff he had
The matter until the fact was printed inh' s1ros
VIC III - save 500 In four years and theh soHls
one made the statement hat he was orn nO han that
saving money he would have NOR ORA ma ynazrsn
IL Ala NOT mind Il, however. and Sa.d ai LIZA ss
m me sy in reply to the sur Others s0a's stoe
n~nrd n ID H. Even my little pittancs SEN 0'
anoru ~ ~ ~ rec noints in the Street to-day