New-York tribune., 1895-11-04
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

The report that Calvin s. Brlce will leave Ohio,
IN live permanently in New-York. was repeated
again Yesterday. This report is 3 perennial one
and II was again denied by Mr.. Brices friends.
He has been in New-York recently, attending 10
business and apparently paying no attention 10
the fight in Ohio. How much he was Interested,
hs campaign managers could say. however. Sat
urday night he suddenly left the city and went 10
Ohio He will remain there until after the election
Is over.
Judge Henry w. s5eney. OF Ohio. Is at the I'M
neral Hotel Judge seney is on the bench OF the
Circuit Court, and he has been threatening 10 re-
sign. but he has waited to see who VIII De eee'eu
20 the office Of Governor to appoint his successor
70 nj the unexpIred term. He Is Cemccrat, am
him He has not nucn say about the outlook
in Ohio but thinks the election w ee cI5e' says
that IL is the hottest campaign that has been ousnt
in ohio for many SnY eyery ysay aso rec ~
v,th>Judge seney at the Imperial is ex-Judge
Thomas NJ Beer of Bucyrus. Ohio. Bucyrus Is a
Domo,ratic stronghold In Ohio and ex-Judge Beer
is one of the stanchesi Democrats In that district
po Is here visiting his son. who IS Eastern man
oger of the National Surety Company. Ex-Judge
Reer TANKS that his son has been led poiucaHy
STRAY since he came East. The creed OF the
Democracy was lnstcd into him. AT his ho'e'
yesterday. after these years ot Yea. "a, hn Dcmocrat
IN Ohio but il is different in New-York Here IL is is
for Rs aTsmcni was not
HE and ex-Jud9e Beer says tnat ne can 90 no'hhs
but blame the awful environments io' '''
change"
Often when an architect begins some great piece
-, r,ork he wants to erect in the building statue
=. his own provess that viii endure But win
nonieI II Burnham OF Chicago. II - inherent ','
Rurnham was superintendent OF coAstiuo''o" =, ~
Worlds Fair. in Chicago. Under MS 'upe' ''''oa
tho White City and attained 'he enoi "Vr9 ~
proportions of a great international eHpo'.s,o
saw it fade away. and to-day only iew Irr R,rn
re lef, Of the once great pleasure city. M. Snu,
ham is at the Holland House. ne - ,ay ~ See the
York on "A pcasure trip anu my osEdent sosEd Of the
Horse SHOW He Is at present PTesuenn rncnn,iw had
AmerGam with Secretary Carlisle about the APP
SOM Of supervising architect for the treas
ury Department ND in The interest OF better gov
nrnmnn; and has been idenned WIN soe cIaa 10 nnr
movements in Chicago In the interest," Vi ''e""''
municipal government.
Manv Of the residents OF New-York VINO go
abroad to see the great drives ana ar''hc'di ,oa
of Europe do not appreciate what '
roadway they have right at home In the rive
80, ,,i,.s ,b,s citv has carriage road that is the
ry, of the whole country. There Is an Ola sas'Hs
,hot "imtation is the sincerest hattery. nGm SUI -
be- the case then New-fork ougnt ugi 70 ie hauinvari
a. Pttsburg is about to bulid pouie Ia
along one Of her rivers which is to Pe Rseow
and one OF the features of me eiy' ,s r. vs. nf Pits
chiaf of the Department Of Pup:c Woihs oa oa,4ntiv
burr has paid many visits 10 New1ork rershtS tSs
ana on neary every trip ne taKes rie in hs praise
~ - and saws that II pit;sburg ever ge.s 'me @ piV
posed boulevard, he hopes Il w wh,ainr AZ the River
plan similar TO 'haI uso' ia
side Drive
r,eutenant-G Governor Charles T. saxton IS taxing
,.roa. interest in the present campaign and DONG
ou in his mower to help He can be seen apou'
panuhican Headquarters almost any day chatting
u,,th Chairman Hackett and other hePuo"1a'''
one of the odd features Of the vs.ls Oh '''e 80.
,enant-Goyernor to Republican heauquai'e 'eI' " ~
.o, IN which he is thrown into the coipatny pty s os
HaHn Rajn"s who is candidate for src 40
Senator IN Lieutenant-GoseTnor 9tN'9', ,voen
NJ MI lfSr was candidate Tor the nomination; anu anu
many thought would cagIs sscceede1 IN get
M tSe nomination and snce that time mas & pce
at Republican headquaIteIs ,nInoS ns1a,y and no one
Would ever imagine that they had hadh,iesn success
anything. Mr. saxton preqietS seRturaiity OF 1000
is fair estimate He has niue 10 say sysiIt
York City. but Is confident as " '"e
IN, 1T. r,apv other duties General b. A.
Nc Amin has been placed at the head OF eo',.''',
a look,np 70 a full. representation OF New-1orK
o,,,,ars ON Manhattan Day at the Cotton states
| and Atlanta Exposition on November 20. t"a.
rvacuaton Day Major John Totten ana VI NJ Ir MIN
stem VIZ ,or Op uause this week The offcia name
az a. tbe M committee is Plan Scope ani invitations
., % =, hooed 70 get the 7th Regiment to go 10 the
i,,,harp c,v With these at the head OF tne
otnrnr,se a full New-York representation Is as
sured.
Ex-Congressman John Sanford, OF Amstefuan'
V. State Racing Commissioner. is at the wal
dorf Mr. Sanford is an enthusiastic, energetic ana
progressive sportsman. His appointment oy "oV-
ernor Morton as of the three state Racing
"Reminiscences has proved satisfactory TO noise-
owners and racegoers The Hurricana STOCK na rarn
AZ Amsterdam which is owned by Genera Stephen
Sanford and his sons, of which the ex-Congressman
Is the moving spirit Is one OF the best equippel
and compete thoroug nbred breeding Establishments
in this country. Hurricane IL the home OF potomac
and La Tosca, the best son and daughter OF ST.
Blase as well OF Laureate. the sire OF whittier.
ore Of the best horses that has appeared on the
English turf this year. Few men take more Interest
in racing and the development OF the thoroughbrei
than John Sanford. Mr. Sanford is an enthusiastic
Republican and predicts a sweeping victory for the
| Republican ticket in the State, and firmly believes
In Republican success in this city.