New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30
TOWN TALK ABOUT PERSONS AND THJycs
PERSONAL, POLITICAL AND PRACTICAL

TOWN TALK ABOUT PERSONS AND THJyns
| PERSONAL, POLITICAL AND PRACTICAL
| "TALLYHo" FOR CoSEY IsLAND-It has been su,.
gesed to members Of the Coaching Club that their
parade might be made to Coney Island with much Meas,
ure to themselves and to host OF people uufani,ia,
with the handsome display they make. The drive IA no.
only pleasant but 1t will be along route on which
tens OF thousands could view the parade who will proba
bly, never have an opportunity of dong uptown
routes. In passing down Broadway to Mail-st thenes
through Printing House Square the Bridge the team.
would find the best OF payements. and go through
business and manufacturing quarter in which
great numbers of poor persons employed
The passage of the Bridge would be at once
a delight to the participants and to tle
throngs of spectators the Bridge footpah and tha
surrounding hOuse-tops, both in NewYork aud Brook
Ign. From the Bridge entrance in Brooklyn along
Fulton TO Cntonst thence to Schermerhorn thence TO
Flstbushave to and through Prospect Park and blythe
Ocean Parkway aud the COncourse the Brighton Beach
Hotel the club would pass roadways unsurpassed
for coaching in this country; level smooth aud per.
fectly paved highway. And along the 1t woud be
giving sensation and pleasure to hundreds OF
thousands OF persons who know of coaching only BY tho
printed accounts OF these parades. 1t would be er
aggeration estimate the number who would turn out
for passing glance such parade at quarter Of
million OF people The distance from the Brunswick
the usual rendezvous OF the Coaching Club. to the
Brighton s only about fifteen miles NOmOre attractive
t1p could be selected by such OF the members pro-
pose driving daily aud 1t would have the great adyan
tage over all other lines thus far selected Of haynga
populous all the way, and populous terminus at
either end. while the trip would give breath Of salt
well as country air to those making IL.
DRAMATIC IDIOCY PRE- vALENT.-It was not reserved
for Mr. Sami Morse to bring all alone the theatrical
of 1882 S3 a ridiculous close. Several others
nave contributed LARGELY to this laughsble end. The
domestic financial troubles of the Catherine Lewis
Opera Company eliminated I'm bankruptcy and impris-
Onmcnt within the bleak walls of Chicago hotel where
the victims doubtless restricted TO diet Of prairie
chickens and champagne. Mr. Barton withdraws pro-
nOunced failure the standsrd-tbe last OF long
sereson the somewhat eccentric plea that he wishes
prepare for a elaborate production. Aud finally
Mr. Gebhard, the somewhat oficOus friend OF Mrs.
Langrry, been repeating nindcous ST. Louis
cident of provoking fight and Len failing to follow 4:
up after the supposed to be manly By those who
ready to give and resent the lie. That Mr..
Morse should be affected by this prevailing dlocy
profession abandon sacrilegi for hs
seDseess drama Ia rot very strange
THE TURNBULLLouDAT sCASBAL-The reappearancs
of Henry Turnbull as an oicehold Washington
threatens to revive discussion OF the more disgusting
features of scandal which all the parties to IL might
wisely Jet rest summed up the wAO.e affair amounted
to this: That the Club the OF a dissrlceful
quarrel in which person used belsty language
Sarjing ladies'. and another resented It, But the
VINO resented it subsequently proved to be person
whose tar beasty and unmaniy than the
language OF the first The Club expelled tne One-the
other voluntarily absented himself For deceneys sake
let the Whole thng remain buried out Of sight
TouRGEEs LITERARY VENTURE-The latest OF the
novels of Albion W Tour-ee is announced by the pub
rs Of this city. All his previous volumes have had
arge sics but his il the perio cAl line has
rot yet been equally successful If New York adyeris
ng agent Of our Continents TO be credited. lie
$4,000 have thus far been sunk to make this high
oned and elegantly illustrated weekly a success
SHOOK AND PALMER.-Consdera5le comment among
heir friends good deal Of scandaious gossip IN tho
newspapers bave been excited by false publication
he effect that olution of the partnership be
sheridan shook aud A. NJ. Palmer consequence
II quarrel between them sr-ing ont OF Old domestic
rOubes. This is Mr. Palmer in the theatre
N Saturday and his brother. william Palmer, continues
y treasurer under the new management Mr. sloJk
that the separation purely business translc-
ion. and that OF the most amicabe nature II there
any domestic troubles they such to in
olive the late partners OF concern the public.
PAID HIS OwS COMA good story ia going abou,
be clubs concerning a NewYork millionaire who owns
big stock in New-Jersey. He has put In force
Tict rules about the aimitance OF curioItyseekers
nd if one happens get in he is hustled of Tho
her day a neigbbOrng farmer cael on business. lie
al never been on the place before, and entering alta
ate he found open strOllng around look
~ for the superintendent, when the owner who hap.
ened TO be there, encountered him. Supposing him to
merely an dler prytng persOn he asked him what
doing there. The farmer. taken aDack by such
u address replied. " Nothing" The SAID. Do
on know OF which gate you came in I" - I do" slld
e farmer. Well, then," said the owner get out
ere you can !" and the farmer walked out.
lorty after the superintendent up aud inquired
ne ghbOr sOand-so had been there. He was thu only
lie anywhere about who had timber they wanted very
uch. and they wanted il Immediately. He had
omsed TO come Tat morning TO about the sale Of
Well" saidth owner OF the farm. shouldn't
onder II had Just sent him on with flea IN hisesr
ound a mln strollng about here. and supposing him
be one OF these stragglers cleared him out. Where
es he i've will drive ami see him" Oh he
Ired at once. Reaching the farm house he troye IN,
ii seeing him began an apology. but was cut short by
o farmer who inquired IL he knew at which gate he
me in. lie said he old "Theu" says the farmer
want you TO get out quick you can :" and the
gner OF Tie stock farm was obliged 10 depart