New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
CHIT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN

Almost any evening now o visitor at DeImonIco's
NAV see a small man seated in OF the recesses
of the dining room enjoying a meal with all the
ma nifest pleasure OF epicure. He is greeted bv
MANY people for ne Ii Mayroyen Bey, the Turkish
Minister at Washington This popular diplomat Il
s,endne great deal OF his time in New-York n
nresent, and is favortc In society. He has fond.
ness for the opera and theatre generally in the
winter and through the summer he is a visitor at
the fashionable summer resorts. The uninitated
ones may have the impression that the Turkish
Minister retains many OF the customs OF bis native
country This IL a mistake. There Is no man OF
fashion In the metropolis who dresses with 4
greater nicely and is better sroomed generally than
| this Oriental diplomat He speaks several languages
huentIy and is popular wherever he goes. When
| asked the other day about the Armenian outrages
in Turkey. he replied with all his natural suavity:
III would be manifesty improper for me to discuss
that think that the unfortunate affair has been
exaggerated
Another diplomat who Ia q favorite in society "a
g Kurino the Japanese Minister at Washington
Mr. Kurino also spends most OF the summer at the
fashionable watering places. lie has Just gone back
to Washington from Newport, where he remained
several weeks. He went through New-York on his
way 10 the Capital When seen at the Hotel I'M
perial he said in speaking Of affairs in Japan: II
| think that the peace between China and Japan Will
be lasting Since the treaty was signed a manifest
desire to live up to all it's conditions mas been OBJ
served on the part OF China. and that has given .
! good impression in japan. We 90 not much credit
the stories OF alliance between emma ana Russia
China had 10 go somewhere for war Ioan and It
,.s q good business venture for Russia. Japan In
| hu,,ding more warships, to be sure. and getting
| GOOD .rn,v. but so are the other Powers. and am
sure that the United States Is not adding 10 her
| NAVY on account OF an immediate war
VI Kurino is fastdious in dress. He - p 'nder.
cIcar-eyed alert representative and speaks Engah
/ fuently lie usually "e"'' ~
! silk hat.
,, ,os ! Van Aen resigned the post Of
yur,s,.r n It,ly which offered him oy Pres-
dent Cleveand he has not been so prominent oe'o'e
the public He spent the summer al Newport where
! he has a handsome home. lie was 10 'nls o'v Ses'
terday and went to the Waldorf WIN MS family
n. had nothing to cay about the local. po.tica stu
alton.
rxpos,mas,er.Genera James S. GARRISON. Of
| Iowa was a, the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday q
soat Fassett visited him in the course OF 'ne Gay
] "a thev had long chat. This conversation ied 70
ropv renorts about political deals, especially a. M
| Clarkson IL looked upon az an A'hso' N"n IVY
| there was nothing in al the tax as '"e 's
| simpv a socia, one. Mr.. Garrison mas ho'nihs /"
| coz about the local political situation, as ne oe'
| cIares II is none OF his fight" When asked aoou!
senator Allison az a candidate for the Presidehua
| or,,rotion he said: Senator Allison Is not paying
orv attention TO that now. do not think any gov
| comes from trying to anticipate II senator >'soA
| becomes a candidate in the next Nationai 'on'en
ton OF the Republican party. 1t WI. oe oeoau'e ~.
| friends make him Just now don't .h'h" '"s'
| no il paying any attention TO the matter
Ex-senator Warner Miller spent the DAY aOou.
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel yesterday. he a."ae'e'
much attention. as it was believed that ne was
| running over in his mind speech TO denver a.
| cooner Union in the evening. The ex-senator ue
| n,ed this however He added: Il don't oe'eVe 20
| a caunagn OF silence About a week after inc
convention the Republican Club asked ne 10 ! az.
dress meeting here, ana l accep'e'
Mr. Miller has used phrase WHICH poi iC cam.
naiisn espec ally II Presd snt Cleveland secures
domination FOR third term Il ibs w ststn ~ saa
Il have been attending to taking IN my TOPS S ,ov
was not very prona Sn ,baf Canadian srmers
can bring their produce in ana nnndse US ra tSs
are e.S S.y 70 M Hase them S We have got 70 calling
this cond ton OF arairs up inc ''a'e
| prosperity.
Don NJ Dickinson, who was IN PTesdent S tIess.
Yesterday Mr. Dickinson recently MADE speeea
at Detroit which had the brand OF JinSo pas sss
epJPo - did not stand as close 70
sne Ad auf his Visit to the city said Il am here
on private bus ness. and do not care 10 mse ,,,
politics NY 9bsnesn nu Dn in that when asked
about the Cleveland thrdterm talk Mr pckhsp ION
gat |
naners bur don't think that anybody takes !
ser ously Personally know nothing soos1 II, a..
do think that personal senaNen en-, ia" Tor ihs
| taiiized upon any person in either party TOT 'n'
nomination"
| Louis Windmuler, who has advocated Win greatt
| earnestness the use OF sea water for putting on.
fires and washing the streets VII sa OI Maiestc
He win be accompanied by his wife. and expec"
spend some time In travel on the Continent
Ella $. yovtchen attache Of the Bulgarian L. =;
md -pO nc mi
| bulgaria was In this city yesterday MT ioS,cneu
spent many Of his earlier yeass IN home and then
served fifteen years in the RUSSIAN army conniry
held different hisa Offices Y ms na'Sf BSsaan
nansr He said in speaking OF his country; IN the
United States every one looks upon stamou'yyW, is
a sort of martyr II is a wrong impression " n ~
| every good Bulgarian depores the murder YET .ns
| removal OF Stambulof from the head OF tns Wv. s
eminent was the best Ting oa n .ne Of the Cow
| eminent and in the seven years IN when ne ,n nse
control he put the country .Oo~STC ran ne void
h,ys besn as bankrupt as Greece. He spent large
mart OF this money in substituting newspapers tns
Zoo bad that 1t is deceived by these false reports
"As far as the Armenian massacres are conce'neu
think they are oyer 'a pd sI sbe way IN Which the
| unfortunates slaughtered made necessai' pus
protest that came from the sivze 20 he IN earnest
in this matter There Is lack Of sincerity IN thes
way of acting They would rather uphold turkey
The relations between Russia and Bu;ssrs are
becoming more friendly now WINE sI u III IN his
the head OF the Government ne h a ,aa az naons
but the breach Is closing now RUSSIA Ss,p We
| win our freedom from Turkey We are sa,s, ~
same and we should be Russia's natural allies. ans
trend OF public affairs indicates tha' VIC WI" w.
BRITISH CoLOyISTS IN VENEZUELA