New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

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aogpiai gnaiiiii hHi was sin'ahI ""h N' ~ 'p"r WV
prosperous pAlfan e re'srNs vi talent ihp '''H"
said ahnut him ~ he iiraniin sea"as' Nu'p ''''
Idle paItisau rage. to was eHnnn's "nH s' s'' f"''
shirt, vet tho bohemian was IN ms hlhh'
Mr. Samuel Platt who died last week. iah "eo" ~"
vailed on not 90 yoe the Presidential election m
better irenes were the other way walked a'ohE Wv"
MIN on lower Broadway, aud. ~ George FOX S'" '"
Cromwell when they last met clt wait o' uo''" ~
from him."
,Tbo surre,tlve line I'm the latest murder story whete
woman had decayed under peoplcS homes anu , ""'
neither been suspected nor missed was th''; "iea,
number, OF people came to ask or uaughiors' '''
wives who had disappeared"
aThree hundred dollars a day are our eSpense' 'au
broker who nncs did Wild wide business ana io '"'
last year we have made our expenses
Tia, John Kelly" said Democratic CONT II
smart one They talked about having beaten MN III
the election and here lie getting the whole paioh'H
Of the town But" Whispering. Thompson mas Ihe'
the Republican Aldermen think. so they won't cOh"rh
Kelly as Commissioner OF Public Works
Robert Incerso for his fee received an interest In the
Hon s W. Dorsey's ran and there were sold SlSpV'o
~ ,ec., from, i, this fall Dorsey worth S25OOOo al
least His partner John t. Alley. of Bos'on the mos
successia al member of the Union Pacific Credit Moper'
The riches, man IN Colorado Governor Evans. worth
80 oOOO0O David Monat is worth Sl.5O0,oOO Joseph
Ciance pok htm of stationery store and put MN III
hc hank senator Tabor slipping back from his large
fortuue. EOutt is rich
The burning Of Demores's binding last Tuesdoy VIII
suggest to ladies' one little hall room in IL where jennie
June has performed her marvellous amount oil work lo
probably fifteen or twenty years. Not originally
literary Woman she taught herself that craft to be Use
full TO family and bring mp her children leaS'
English girl III NcwYork. she married reporter on one
of the daily papers. In those lays salaries were low
and the wife conceived the tea tIat she could hcp her
husband. After time he became the managing man "
oue Of the dacs and took her place ~ literary eto
OF ashton magazine and pattern hol'e By 'hr'' anu
as.ldums work she has &C lurei home AMI properly
besides and in all her wiring has probably mace no
wound wme never being weak. material purpose an"
theme is the backbone Of every literary style; ho VINO
do , not know auythn, of physical facts viii ana II
difficult TO have sabstinc, enough 10 begin win.
The piano-makors are havns their mutations by'hrc
and allure; aul tAs probably show. that the hu e com
missions paid selling pianos must be eiveh to Gus
tomers The disposition to have music In the house III
e United states Is in many eI" adjunct to the
social passion \ good piano brings a g'o1 'lh-eI ="
chorus; they bring their train ana 80 society anu
marriage start with ths worldly impeinS no "oh''r
ti,t pianos get value according o their worldly f'P"e
OI ~ obscure cannot UiihtiN 'l""~r
up At the harp business. opporunity and como
f,rwarl and il l.. doupu whether the printed approval
OF the p1hlu dDpHr professional pianist Is any 'on-'
of much value. because musical cultivation has hco"''
more general and moro sincere. When piano l. sou ~
forced sale the price 1t then brings must he taken ~ he
other cx o the price asked for IL IN TIA" factory! "
somewhere near midway between il thc real value
The word snida" waici hts come into general use
like many slang words, means more than the nearest
Eug.h word to ia meaning Th'rc IL tho w"nd sh"''
from the proyncih English whith means " sly Gun
Ming" AMI IL derived from thu word snool' a'rlln
d,ng tackle aui In tho way ari Young m''e' tie Mp
ucr hair 40 a. to the young mans heart within Toe
word scAuilc.' from fcnn,ylVania Ddtch means tn'
rnt aS Applied Ia tailor who 4. called sclnidcr "l
probably cuts tho cloth too short "Sndc Is now ap
p.,l to almost everything Manufactured which ia under
1n,ty Smile" buggy I. one loosely ronsructcd and
painted M 10 look well but ont of which the Spohcs wall
ny driving aru'nd the sharp turns !" snil" piano u
one which has we'll yarniHhcd rasn AMI brass hNinsH
but with harp Ike that In IAras halls AMI II VI" soon
be- mute.
There f. scirccly line Of business ia Ncw-foih which
hns no. its snido dovotocs Iou SEQ an advertisement
for the sale furniture IN private house all hr''rp''
You 90 there AMI ~ ctrofny provided is't' '' 'l'"
day Won see what seems beautiful. bur when ypn h'V'
onrh # Won are ,arprsed 10 ni tho next day another
advert ,smcnt ana going thers y0u will hnd another set
Of furniture like yours. The selling OF horses i ah'hr
sndc bushes, here; yon advertise Tor par o horses
Of certain age Height ana style. and an answer comes
fr,u gentle nan VINO wants to dispose OF his horses
before going TO Europe TO FLORIDA You arc taken 10 d
arabia ,nn,r.ntlv a private stable standing among Ger
tain other, belorsing To- gcntcmcn and when the horses
arc brought ont Of the hllisht there You are hSA 10
get gh In be0-e the doors are oprnei and wheh the
dooIs are opened the horses are touched np WIN INC
whip and they 20 to the park IN style B1t W en- you
return the doors closed imme Lately. These HORSES
IA. heir tept
to age cw DAYS afcr you have bought them L yoh ~
back to the same stable you viii hnd another elegant
pair" ready T. worked OIL on an un'uspocting pnpc
hear that tle only Of President Andrew White Ia
to bee married In January 10 the daughter Of Mr. Bruce
Editor Of Ihe Jo"5Hn. the paper from w"ch
Professor Fi-kc of Cornell univer'iy, was SrA"''""
Mr. Bruce married sister Of W. H. Nofthup, Edilor oi
The Sgtacusc Cou3rcy. aud her brother think h
brother IN law of LIc Hon Charles T. fch. ldlioi o I'
ROch,sfr DcnorraL 1he newspapers ot the interior ot
Ncw-York State thus have almost nn hHhorihcy ol
ownership their cond lcors being connccctcd With The
most successful mercantile and professional families
Mr.. Naming. " Albany. Is strong inatpnce Of the
.ncc,.. Of nn editor lie OF plain family for some
year. he wa. the legislative reporter ~ Hc Arg' ana ~
tno hc became president of bank and now hi son
while the father is IN h second honeymoon. IA the bu'
uc-, conductor Of he Atgus The father has accom-
pl-hcl very remarkable result IN politics. securing
Democratic President at the end a. twenty 'our years
Mr Nannngs labor was to Impress thu candidate upon
The Democracy and the rest Of tho Nation and nowlh
standing serious opposition he accomplished that woih
and then the candidate elected This unqncstl"n
ably puts mr. Manning IN the GALAXY ~ Albany cioial
mana GERS. hy the side Of weed. Crosswcl watson and
cassidy. II Is said In Albany that the widow OF Mf
Cassidy controls The ArJs bnt 1t is also believed thai
Mr.. Manning since Cleveland's election 10 the Ffr'l-
dency. has obtained iirmer control of ts editorial
policy. or the Albany people Affirm that Manning
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