New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05

on the least excuse II you say. Cod mcrndne M
Tgerliy." she laughs you were Joe MllSr hmsel
II you observe, Some butter. Belinda she throws epu
her cske and the beautiful white uger y On show -
sees the coming man entering the lawn and hnds imo
diately provocaton for vast and marble ile Al a.
her lips are thrown back Ike the curtains Of scuptors
ateer and you the elegant models standing IN ro.
There is In that hotel rich Cid lady with peaked H.
the chin rising up below to make screscent with h.
nose and she has love of beauty Of the conseio
ness of t. Belinda smiled her right often vkho,1
getting recognition for her ivory molAr TIL onoe
at some information that Mrs Punch said she W.
dresdfully affected" she thought to ask the fooWtns
question: Dear Mrs Punch were your chin and M
always SO prominent i-Excuse me. but 1t must evs
your friends annoyance!" "No dear Belinda my CHI,
was in grlhood feeble yours, until discovsrs0
grn-so! Them chin by the perpetual exercise stuck
out-so!" Horrid thingw muttered Belinda, for once
closing her mouth.
The two crimes Of the week disclose In each case q,
agent released by the courts Of justice, psles
officer who graduated Dank thief and set a
large to execute other crimes the other woman wboo
animal Vaccinations to have been exerted ya
ETY. Of clever men, and who was suspected Of conniyne
the OF two Of her husbands BY her lovers
stood indicted for the murder Of but walked out
unwhpped OF the law only to meet her fate ct the band
of boy she had enamored In her middle Life Of stu
productive charms. Asleep like Hamlets mother TIE
ghost flashed forth In the revolver Of her young
paramour and told the secret to her son. The age Of
perfect independence for women seems to have bees
already anticipated by hundreds In New-York
Issue roIa chambers the West Side OF town and
stand like Aggrppna the shambles saying to the I'M
wary Come and sup with mo-" Well might the preach
ers son die with his Bible marked at the spot Hes
feet take hold on death"
Handkerchefs will now be needed when Levy blown
from the mausoleum OF his mighty chest:
"a heart bowed down with weight of woe"
An old Republican Of Brooklyn last week predicted
Republican defeat In 1884; because" said he, two
three have been running the Federal affairs and In
cdentally the local AFFAIRS far they could my
town for fourteen years. and there sign their let
ting co. and far can learn is the In most
other communities" He mentioned judge as the
prime offender in his city, and added The Republican
primaries have been farce and the conventions made
to order; viii no more"
The hotel keepers all akog to get possession Of r.
Smiths splendid brick establishment Parkave
near the Union League building Smith said to have
been one OF the compeers of Tweed in running the city
contracting etc.. and he had profitable omnibus line
He has put up freproof hotel Of the highest
spots OF ground this island and 1t is hardly matched
by Windsor in style and finish. 1t will take i'm
mense OF money 10 furnish IT, and therefore tho
needy hotekeepers the lookout for backer
who will "put up for them.
People who live In hotels seldom quite happy. yer
get away. Housekeeping requires continuity
ii 10 preserve little things the aggregate OF which
much and when people get into hotels they
lose housekeeping conveniences and their weekly bills
just made to the measure Of their income for the
week.
hardly ever see hotelkeepers who much capital
The Fifth Avenue people some ago built apart
ment and also tuilt concert hall not far away
only Of which, believe has well paid and
the concert nall. Mr. Emo the owner though not tho
proprietor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Is
q very wealthy man; when he put up that house it
thought be very hazardous performance, il
then further In the country than the Murray Hill
Hotel il at present. and ranked IN hazard with thu
Dakota Hotel which is the largest hotel edhce in New
York, II not in the country.
The Dakota is made of white brick with very high
roofs the west side OF Central Park fronting
Elghth-aye. Before IL half finished its Clark
the president OF Singer Sewing Machine Company,
died worth about $25000,000. The hotel looks like
tremendous elephant but there many transient
dodgers this town that almost anything liable to DO
nled and to keep full.
Who shall ever know the tragedies that happen In
these large hotels where the bills and the costly habih
accumulate coincidently and many young husband is
losing his head the bar the cafe downstairs while his
wife losing her heart in nightly conference with
courtly time killer upstairs Many guest Is In debt
and cannot get away from his hotel Many a
apparently indep sndent and fortunate. is wondering
Whiie she smiles with visitors, how she shall got her
trnns away from the establishment and what person In
the house shall strike for Loan, and at what sscri
4.us.
think people be very miserable there but
those large hotels where every week the repn-
and that $500 or more is due and the rules of the
house imperative.
II the guests sometimes pinched, the project
ors OF these great buildings The Windsor Hotel which
is doing verg well cost the who built IL his liie
taken with bis own hand. His name DAILY. He
person Of enterprise Heavy loans TO complete the
buang unexpected expenses mishaps OF habits by the
way etc. him time into Long Isanc and there.
at the entrance Of little village he found deserted
house. and he walked up into its shadows and hung him
self the door, that little children sraying In ono
day found what they had been looking for many years
actual ghost with ashen face garng upon them Tho
Windsor Is now mainly owned by James Beden, OF syr-
acAse. OF the stormy-petres Of New-York politics.
q temperance man, with u somewhat pockmarked face.
straight stature and strong. resolute manner Though
he would have dstiling IL he could help It, and had
but poor opinion Of n who drank liquor and liked
who dealt largely in water such the Erie Canal
and Of the canal powers according to the egeud
Mr.. Tilden never found a to tackle than
Beden who not only got OF In tho main ree but actually
recovered Judgments against the State when try
ing make him account At time Beden Is quoted
AS Stalwart ut another time rs o Half-Breed
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