New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
MIN AND THINGS. THE COUNTRY ROUND.
rHx PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS OF BROAD
WAY LCUNGER.


ard crowley NJ. c., OF Lockport, took second sooer
thought ABOUT it and said his was premature IN max
ing any marriage settlement and taiEeu the ooy o. "
the love squirt whereupon Madame the mere remarAeu
that 'Cbet" was insnoere. stuck up auefIlhg gre".
people his head turned his tailor nine parts OF h anu
abe took the young lady wao Is not OF the strongest
,onstitution 10 the Pacific coast This alleged emeute
s almost as dreadful thing as the celebrated rupture
M the British Crawey family when Rebecea sharp was
proposed TO Dy the baronet.
George Bliss the Fouche Of the Administration, was
Ieft three quarters Of million tits said by his sire, who
came out OF Yankee land and educated him noby partly
abroad Yet Ike the lady in the fable who had oeen
created into wife ont OF cat he will mop OUT OF ughiy
TO hunt O the least sign OF one Mrs. Bliss Is
spOken OF superior lady and convert 10 tne honSh
Church There are little Blisses The great Fouche
hes not faith enough suffer little children TO come
INTO him.
The stalwart junto is all divided up; their expecta-
lions on Gulteaus deed were too huge crowley Is cool
ON Chef Foger thinks little of Crowley; Me Too and the
great I Am pass scornfuy; Smythey and the little
bosses say Chester too Chestereldan to be CRATE
full" Busted with his handmade judge Antony spurns
the noble Octayio Billy Sprague is paradng in soldler
clothes and with his old shotgun before The Providence
Journal office; little Willy sprsgue his mother
The Presidents tsors do not get Sleep But the fishing
season is soon to Open and then will statesman
ship throw fly and spin reel
The great props Of the Administration now, am
privately informed are "Jnn" Warren Of Buffalo, and
Folger.
Mrs Cowles, one of tie daughters OF Allen G. Thur
man and the wife OF officer of the Navy, is TO build
villa at Newport and put Russian bath in It, She has
been taking baths for several years in New-Iork
and became infatuated with em. Mr. Cowles is TO be
on land duty for the next two years.
Mrs Thomas Maddox, in Lafayette place. has one Of
the best collections British and American ware ID tbs
country from royal china TO the pioneers stone mug,
probably some thousands of pieces Her husband was
native OF staordshire pottery district aud oesan
making collections long ago. In blne and pink ware her
specimens so back beyond tue Hanoveran kings.
Said John I. Game, the lew Utah Congressman, 81
think Dr. Dix overlooked Church that futs all his
conditions-no coeducaOn Of the sexesnO vorcrsand
perfectly liberal of the Scriptures incud
ing the old spare rib story" "What Chnrch is that,
Brother Canei" "The Church OF the LattePDay Saints
There is room enough him to hide in it from the de-
geDeratius age"
The "Pars Flats" suggest the idea whether brother
has any rights that the outside bound to respect,
ard the dreadful possibility Of COnkllng borrowing his
syide-mouthed gun from CanOnchet-the latter place
delicate compliment to war and "Chet"
wouen's metropolitan character being in con-
troversy submit sketch OF one who mig II have been
O great woman Of the world. by her son. John Quincy
Adams when she died in 1915: my mother was an
angel upon earth. She minister OF blessing TO all
human beings within her sphere OF action Her heart
was the abode Of heavenly purity She had no feelings
but OF kindness and benefcence vet her mind was as
firm as her temper was mild and gentle. she had knowa
SORROW but her sorro was client She ha com
pleed within less than month OF her seventyfourth
year Had she lived 10 the age OF the patrarcAs every
day Of her life would have been filed WIN clouds OF
goodness and of love- She had been ff.y-our years
the delight of NY fathers beirt II tners Is exist
ence and retrbution beyond the grave INV mother Is
happy. Lut If virtue alone Is happiness below never
was existence upon earth more blessed than ers.
she was married at twenty and had five clldren-tnree
sons daughters Two only OF the sons have sur
Sved Ler Her attention TO the domestic economy OF her
family notwithstanding with the dawn and super
Intending the household concerns with indefauglDeano
aforeseeng care. She ardent patriot, aud the
Earliest lessons Of unbOuudel devotion to the cause OF
their coun ny that her children received were from her
she was always cheerful, never frivolous she had
neither gall nor guile"
DR.. Montrose Pallen has had two ancient tapes
tries brorgh from Italy Paris by Mary dc Mcdci and
purchased at spenathrift Marquis OF Hasgss SALE
exposed in gallery Fiftn-ave during the week TLey
cost $500
An old politician said 10 -" wonder that the Irish
Laud League aud the Spanish Black Hand aut-rent
organization suggest to you that tne people of
New-York did just the IN tie Anthem war" II
am eli ears" said l. in the year 1874 the tenants
on the Van Rensselaer, and other estates
In Albany Rensselaer,, Delaware Colum-
bia and Greene counties refused to pay rents
MODS and Outrages just like those in Ireland aud Spa
follo wed NIB
Is on this subject New la lllUr1 buying Old PATRON
grants revived the hard conditions Of The old feuda
leases tenants appe ed both 20 torce aud TO poll
tics. Governor Silas Wright In 1915 addressed tha
Legislature TIE murders and outragss being com
by organized bands OF men disguise savagcs
The Legislature passed acts tue British Govern
ment has DONE Yet sheriff was soon killei and tn
disturbances extended over nearly fourth part of
Eew-York State Martial law was declared. Attorney
General Jonn Van Buren, prosecuting auti-renters,
had fst-hght In court with lawyer Ambrose
Jordan. Two capital convictions obtained
Yet the anti-featers carried a constitution.
beat wrghts reelection with Governor John Young,
and he f:tyour persons free AID challenged the
validity Of PATRON titles In 1852 the landlords tr-
umphed in the s. but subsequent decisions declared
feudal Incidents of sales aud leases Obsolete by law Of
1877 IL brief The clauge 10 the spirit Of society
PEELED landlord reform"
As great an incident as would be the opening OF
another Broadway within few rods OF the present one
IS the opening OF o second Hudson River and NewYork
Central Railroad through The tia and 10 Sgrade Of
this State. General Porter tells hat by June trains
will Albany and Saratoga, by July TO Syracuse
ana By September 10 Buff 10. The equipment Of two
beautiful ferryboats, 1920 cars aud fifty engines Is
ready. Toe road will buffet and bar smoking cars,
and have 42-nch paper wheels under ordinary
passenger coaches and O new sliding seat AnthIa-
cite coal only will be burned; the great engines
Will pull seventy twentyon freight cars on grades tla
are here thur feet The rails are jonted with
36nch plates each resting on three ties and these three
beng close together will brace the md lie OF TIE opposite
rail The tracks feet more apart than on any
other railroads. to avoid conclusions and wrecks over
5000 property holders have been dealt with, and only
per cent Of cOndemDaions was necessary. No bonded
aid has been accepted from any community. Absolute