New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
MEN AND THINGS, THE COUNTRY ROUND.

The Cincinnati Orchestra ri brighton Dc"on
seems to be antagonized by some censors because ~
not n New-York orchestra. This style OF prcvinciai
,saIousv ia unfang evidence of the want OF metropoi
itan origin and spirit The best mono too gooo ior
New-York. and this cy's own musicians are Oh cseis
natl yity but American. The Brand anu baiienpe's
Band Is the experienced and mosteareiuly seeoo
In the West
Having tried Coney Island week am prepared 10 DO
an adviser Always look NJ the driver oil tue carto
into which you getting at the per- 10 see !, NC "
sober for goddess set or casaways are nai'i' "
he found than those conducting the hacks between the
pier and the civilized parts OF the island one Oh 'ne
last week with his hack full OF gentlemen al4 'as'
drove another carriage and wanted ID nsnt wiz" '
whip an offending rival driver there indiueren'"
screaming women plnnging horses Anotner was ~
drunk last Monday night that hs stopped ana ious"e
with his companion box for CRITICS ng MS
driving, at the manifest danger OF DIS horscs ,uns
away with gentlemen In the carriage. Inc oie'a.e
railroad at cents fare Is preferable 10 these na
Next be roomed at the island a. to have inc necueu
rest and place to extend the body Rooms are plentiful ~
the Brighton and the Manhattan too, and aouoic
beddcd room pair OF friends Is cheap Inru' l"A
meals at the table dho particularly breakfast anu Keep
out of the rush OF people till the music hours Oh
and evening when everybody Is composed am VIZ
dressed morning for writing and WAX the nool
for bath the afternoon for nap and the evening ior
| music. nh the day.
l.
managed TO make 80 may good speeches ana Work ~
hard in his profession. Said he: Everybody. sup
| pose, can do thing however small IL Is win "'o
| ease than something else. These on-hand uinho.
| speeches seldom give me any care "hhc 'uey "
me Ielief. cannot aways accept snch inNtAuoh'' '
like 10 please where can. Some time ago addresse"
the editors NewYork State that is TO say the
editors whom admire their loyalty TO their
and communities. / think they constitute one VI 'u'
most healthy portions OF the Press. when maze .ue
4 ddanl
had msneuyred myself before them In ORDER "sui'"A'
| 10 commit them to the railroad monopoly IL whs
very gratifying to see how Indignantly those Ou eu.o
the mpuation Inc. knowing that tney nhu
invited me and that had consented with some reI"c
| tapce TO speak One OF them. u sterling Democratic
editor wanted to go right up into the daily newspaper
office and settle the thing. ana said he that KIND oil
treatment OF our guest will not help orr friend 10 any
! circulation in my county. / had to SMILE" said Mr.
| Depew, at the earnest way In which nc TOOK H.
An eminent Western railroad president toldme story
some time ago about jaw Gould confusing man with
| patent An ingenious Western editor about fourteen
years ago invented conscience Tor conductors ot run
roads Ia the shape Of metallic box which contahe inc
tickets and pre"ented tnots The box was somtthihg
like large brick aud had to be carried In the manu-
He finally got n contract to put It OH the Lake shore
| Railroad before the consolidation was achieved ana
about thirty conductors were already grooming ana
swearing at having carry IL around under their %s
After the consolidation than one hundred conoue
tors would have 10 H. aud informant was al MS
ws' end TO know how TO get rid OF IT. The inventor
came often with the and talked its merits by the
hour and laid ou his contract as II tosay ina,
lac stood his bond. and imagining that MS ieo
thought the not quite perfected he hAd II Aue
Of another metal aud in tnumphanty az tne very
| moment that Jay Gould. who then had the Erie hau-
I'D was having Witt TO his Western factor. lucky
struck the latter and he bounced from his chair
and introduced Mr. Jay Gould to the gentleman VINO
had patented the conscience tieket-box The occasion
inspired tho inventor and he went on AM elaborated tue
nature of the box until absolutely ont OF breath
| Gould not saying word meantime. AFTER getting
heath the inventor remarked: Is there any defect
| ,sh.iaver An this box Mr. Gould ." Yes. I think So
| said Gould In his very quiot voice. " Name hF "hy,
your conductor might substitute another box Tor IT, anu
deal the tickets OF the false box "a the wrong pack
OF cards IL given OF the counterfeit hox at the faro
table" objection entirely novel and for the
| moment unAnswerable.
John Todd. son OF the war of Ohio. Is con-
| siderable OF wag. About once week he has stag
car marty al h house Cleveland aud the same circle
f fends meet together practical okes are In order
Among these II young merchant who has made re-
speetae fortune and wisely about TO retire at the age
OF forty 80 give his time TO reading philosophy ana
frienas On the ard-pary night 1t was the method Of
this friend TO prepare himself for the abundant supper
that WA always served. lie tOos no dinner on that
day and but lunch aud therefore HE good appetite
was remarked and melted these wsgs TO scheme As
Cannon came 10 the party particular evening the
host remnrked that his cook had gone away and the
steward had met with accident and that there unfor
| tunatoly was nothing TO eat but bread and cheese
Brother Cannon who had large hollow place In bis
bread basket thcreupon phosophicay fe 10 the bread
and cheese observing that the plate was pushed 70
| him frequently. and rs the cards performed their
part game after game, he slowed away about
| a pound OF cheese and the same weight
| of crackers, staying hs appetite, though some
| what differently from his preconceptons sud
denly when It was observed that he would have DO more
cteeso or crackers the door OF tho dnngroom few open
md there was disclose quail oast sweetbreads with
ne.s pals de yie 0as and the most delicious things In
| the market The others. who had played OH on the
crackers and cheese raised loud roar OF laughter IA
they walked in and overwhelmed the guest, already
| full, with supplications TO eat
Charles Dolmonco now nhcris the whole business OF
hs family having lost two three weeks ago
ths last OF bis forerunners. He was fayonte nephew
and Ina always had the friendship and respect OF the
numerous varieties OF people who have freauented the
different Delmonico establishments. Never demon
straye mau but always quiet and friendly becomes
real host made the acquaintance Of every one who
obtained credit prominence In New-York circles and
of strangers and but slight respecter OF persons
treating all with faith and modesty Perhaps the eas
eat rendering Of this name In English would be Mr. HILL
AS monoo means the little mountain or the foo-hn
| A gentleman from Detroit telling me few days
ago about houses and the slight hold they have
upon their Bald he At the south western end
of Lake Erie beautiful islands cool In sum
NOR surrounded with good fishing ana well adapted
for villas as tho Thousand Islands From Cleveland and
other points the lakes people have come to these
scts and PIT up houses frequently costing 81 ooo
timber IA very easly obtained there directly from the
slohiean forests by water The first they
rc,oioed With the villa and wonder they had II
before The they find 1t 10 be of certain
and tina Young adlcs becin TO say that tbey