New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-19
THE SAGE OF GREYSTONE.


CANDIDATE
80 80 = great anxiety on the part Of the anti
r.,ii"n democrats TO know whether or nor .no rel;
rahle leader OF the mncouPooPe haIber no is in
date w i Cor the Presidential race IN 1854. ~ is
traannrcd about the City Hall that Jonn hely nas
whsIcn recently peering over Mr. llidefs Ddck
been see Nineteenth-st, TO satisfy himself whether
icnoo foe is the lame and decrepit old man ne -
nranrSented to be by some or TneI1r hat his sd
blooIi"s s,srf and thus able TO continue tue Hent
1nlreIS ane deferred maketh sick the heart OF Ino
mnl li nvb cmeftan. TRIBUNE reporter was uI
Tamina Mt ANYTHING from Mr.. Kelly on tins sub
ape W VA tearing that the Wlgwan leadet S'noI us
lecI a n have been so untaNoraDle 20 llnsIia
tonsh Aid not care TO COMMUNICATE Uneh w. VIC
public, inc
nSaS Tlden no longer occupies his Old omGG In
,nnst where Charles T. MacLean represented nlni
Nsandesirable callers for so many years MI Nay NAY
70 n and Mr. 1ilden have apparently separated III
- business relations, having oihces Miuely
tn en from each Othcr. Mr.. MacLean uoeS noI
feho,; a next door TO Mr. rilden. but their soclai
Iyt;ons are said to be as cordial as ever Oh CIo
Goor of a room on the third floor OF NO ~ Nassau
which is next to the Sub treasury DulullE az
81, he following in large gilt letters: NeW-l9IH
Ison Wne-Samuel j. lIlden-tieorge W. Snt'h.
Tn,ering this room which opens lnt9 alio; "dr
,icinus.looklng trunks were Vlslnie, as II IT%ui
euot d Cor immediate shipment to Albany OF W ASH
ncton one bore the baggage marx ol De.iolI - w
rrss company and probably once coh'ail'e9 t9 i,On
somnany : books and records t!lat SO idPiu,i u'"P
1911 from the courtroom in Marquette, Men, IN
t.ntcuber 1873, when the GoVeInment was aoouI
90 examine them to secure evidence 10, 5oI u5e IN
y St;II unsettled income-taX suit Behlhd the
unts some objects that looked like tne h0"ps mat
on encircled barrel were YIhlhie; put lheio Was
no opportunity allowed for exanlnatlqh, a con-
aeaIed- looking Young man. from ncllI.U 4 huIc
- 10 omen books that hid the appearance OF
ledrers and cssh-6ooks' arrested stVGntion ~
nrnInntlv remarking, Good day, slr; OIl I4lqul.
r.. ~ MIR Iiden il was learned tliat nc was not
- ,iat he comes TO the city on luesda9 D. tHuis-
~ and Saturdays. and then spends lew hllnHtcS
more or less in The middle Of Ihe uS ~ rs r
Jbe voonr man, who proved TO he MT. smith, pr
1t serrsfary of MIR. Niden, was very POSITIVE lha'
"tha Goyern0r" would not admit newspaper I ~
norter 70 his presence, because ne had VLlS laocS
lt'ead IN se, representatives OF two city neWbpd-
- ,vIc desired to ascertain whether ne WouiA dc-
30 80 a nomination for Governor His reply was
that if he bad anything 10 "'' " wv
mes he would send for the reporters,
II was learned elsewhere that MI liIdch nah re-
moved his Office so to be III the same DulIaing
with the Third National Bank, where lie Keeps us
acconnt: in order, probably, that there mlGht DC
less risk in depOSitng his money II IS NE custom
g. drive down TO Wall-St. III a ci"Sed carriage anu
~, ha desires 10 transact any business with ms
49, be takes him into the coach ana Gr1VeS
around block or two, thus ayodlbs eA4oSute ~, 10
the rude caze of the curious MULTITUDE anu no' uiS
rinsinp ms business purpose. -.
NJ 'li,den at present resides at GreyStOne; ms
80 Lonsr bout two miles from loAkers. Here
h. ostensbV gives himself up 50 the rearing " 1er
III ''ttIo bIooded horses and thoroughbred dogs
all of Which he takes great delight Ills mouse Is
a large connodious structure, oyer "iich ms SIS
Mrs "a IN.
!,,r,sonted by his friends Ill better neallH anu
80, tI.n ot any time within two or three years
2ITb-V s1id Que OF them yesterday when was
mn there the other day he took me OUT 10 sno" ulo
over his beautiful grounds anu "aleT 80 i"9 t ~
hin and down hill that DC colhpic'Ny u i
We ont. and | had to suggest 10 hiil
tit we sit down and rest. lie Il only slNIy-seVcn
vars oil while Gladstone, for instance Is over sew
entv II he were an AMBITIOUS Inan nc ilisnt !os
a. &c conutrv great service" Oncoi TIE charms Of
a. IiiJens country place Is IN the facility IT oilers
n politicians TO confer with tho cage ana get
go again without the interchangeable reporter Hhd-
ING II out Daniel Manning, Ghalrina1 OF the ZEN
nn,atjc State Committee; Deputy County CLERK
Rcardsley Andrew H. Green, Corporation SounSel
Whitney Saith NJ. Weed, and numerous other pol
;t;ans of the same school, are frequent FlslorS at
GTeystone. . - -. ~ 10 o,,d IA Cram
e,cv Park will not be wholly ready for ms use be-
fore the autumn. A part OF the OLD house Is no"
occupied by the servants, and as inc nc" uinlHe-
room has been completed MI lIden ' t mtS ui
Tnssdavs Thursdays and Saturdays. The
new residence will be very Inc one.
The house In winch M MacLJah ionl"6 frc
nroof bu ding erected upon the site. WhlGn loihis
m addition 20 Mr.. Tilden's OLD house Inc Ne"
front extending over the entire house, is nearly
finished and attracts good deal OF attention from
nasgersby because of Tie curious taste displayed ia
r. The front is of brown stone ornamented with
Scotch granite There are two entraLceS the MAN
one being in tho old house, around which there Is a
GOOD deal of fine carving Ill stone Tie four sea-
Mons are represented by the carved heads OF the
four mythologcal deltleS supposed 10 preside over
them Over the entrance TO the new part OF the
house is carved the head OF Michael Angelo. Inc
house "a four stories in height, with basement ana
each story in front. Between these windows on the
first floor there are carved five heads IN the iol-
lowing order
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