New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
J. f. M'poNALD's MISSION ABRoAD-AN ENGLISH
MAN on THE TREATY.

MAN on THE TREATY.
August Belmont has returned from the SOUTH
James r. Keene's King Arthur ii is once more IN
active training King Arthur bowed tendon last
spring. and has been turned out in Kentucky almost
year.
Richard Croker has not decided upon the date OF
his departure for Europe Henry ID. Purroy' inc
bucking bronco OF the Annexed District, Is termeu
a lobster by the horsey set Of Tammany poh,ic'ais'
j. f.. Mcdonald is well on his way across the Az
lantic Mr. Mcdonald intends TO visit severai OF inc
leading breeding establishments in England. and II
possible will secure the services OF ST. Simon OF
one of his promising sons. for n half-sister 10 o.
Frusauin which was shipped to England last
month.
Colonel Thomas p Ochiltree has been In WASH
ington since Sunday night and WIS astounded "h'"
bo road tho account of his fearless daring at a
clearinghouse fire that occurred when he was nun
dreds of miles away jefferson VI. Levy paid ny
ing visit to Washington. and Is satishcn WI" vi"
outlook II is not true that he attempted u P"i
chase the Capitol T. Berry Wall should 'ha'ih Ms
stars that he is rot Assemblyman or else 'he
Albanans might have stripped him ana ueH'e'e"
him to the Trojans. 1t was not fair 10 expose nv"
beginners in politics to the horde of harpes ,nai
prey on strangers in the CITY OF man III, him mai
doep hollows Somebody should have oa MN ,i,a '
no one thinks of carrying more than % az IN. nm, o
In Albany. where overcoats are kepJ h D' are kent
their owners persons and gold watches ae ~
in the hotel safes so that nobody knows the TIM
except hotel clerks 1t Is all right lor m Mr.
Depew knows very well that he has been t9nehG G
as often as anybody else IN Albany. men hr Ret
of going Albany to get :, dinner, w. this CITY
steak John has several estapsn .han in Al
where the service is certainly better ,ntn II" III
hanv and guests insured against LOSSES. ~
only way left to keep Mr.. wall in ponucs IL lin
noint him as Consul to Athens ana give nm n"
whole the Plat dinner was mucn ss Sherry,s Mr.
than one of the Seeey description at o!iei 10 lost
Wall by-the-way. says the reports .na,' returned
money are untrue and that ms watc ~ wei civ
m him at the hotel before he left the CITY! ou,
When an Englishman talks about ms own cou w
try under the Influence of American whishc> Gu
remarks are unusually interesting. Here are nc"
assertions abou: American statesmen induc oh
,iav night nv an Englishman TO some OF MS Aulei
ican associates: what do Americans NM" o n
treaties? They pay too much attention 10 pnst,I
to further their own ENDS; 10 peT 80, ,ericans in
dplomats Why we have beaten the ameIict i ~
every treaty except the settlement OF me AanahS t
claims and will continue TO get me p;S.
them This is the easiest or all !oiu ,n,
~ vain ones as Cleveland and Olney 10 deai WIN.
and the moral support of the parsons anu toeI III,
professors, willing TO bet thai inc uSa,E W..
nass the Senate and that it's all FOR f,ngIan.n
sdvertage OF course. require an Arpitia'o,i11
Treaty The Admiralty has given orderS ioI ~
new warships of various sizes. Work is gong on
in all the Notifications IN me chanI 'ao nin, 80
assist in making that chain stronger IN hdulilon ~
permitting us to shackle You with treaty tha a
will keen YOUR hands tied. What Is more, VIII PEI
that King Oscar will be The rsieree ann ha h Rr
bury wins in canter NO oHc aii0"0''" '1'' ''''N
The sale of the Clifton racetrack means the re
roval of one OF the landmarks of winter racing
in New-Jersey. Since The Tribune smashed inc
racing and political rings in NewJersey the niton
track has been used by bcyclists The grounds are
TO be converted into pleasure erouna; wheie a.n
letic contests bicycle races ana olhcE ouluooi
epo wi, he