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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
DOES YOUR BROTHER LIKE CHEESE,


There is an old story of certain English
"swellr not Over-freighted with brains who
found conversation difficult with his fair part
ner at ball. At last, in despair, he turned to
her and inquired: "Awl Do you like cheese7"
She said she did not whereupOn he tried again (.
"Aw Does your bwother like cheese ?" The
lady replied that she had no brother. The
swell, however, could not change the subject 50
easily, and proceeded; cav! If you had a
bwother, do you think he would like cheesc1 2"
The California delegation that called on Mr.
Tldeu on Monday, if certain reports can be
trusted, appears to have modelled its
department after that of the above mentioned
swell. 1t began by asking Mr.. Tilden if he
liked cheese ia other words, would he take
the Presidential nomination. 1t is said
that he gave IA decided negative to the inquiry.
Then the delegation wanted to know whether
chs bwother liked cheese; that is to say, if he
would name the candidate. supposng he him
self could not hold the position. But Mr. Til
den did not have any brother; he is reported as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
Nmusemeuis 60 Nisht.

AClprnr ov MusIc-s-"Iaesir DAmores"
RlJov OPERA HOusH-2 aud STA We
CAsi~o-S-" falka."
SUCKERISG HALio-S-toncert.
DAYS TUyATRE-2 and s." Red Letter Nights
asaSp Oyrs. UousE--2 and g." The Silver King"
MspISoS SQUARE GARDES-2 aud S--BaInlim's Crcus.
MADIsoN SQUARE THEArRE-s:30--"May Blossom"
NIRIo's q ,RpyN-2 and g." Lady Clare"
MN PARK TuEArRE-S-" Stolen Money"
NFw-YOgK COMEDY THEArRk-s-" Great Scheme"
sTAn THrATRy-S-" Much Ado About Nothing"
THtsTRR ConoUEs--" Dams Tribuations"
THAIfA THEATRES" Apaiune."
ToNY PASTORS THEAIRE-S-" Rag Baby" .
ap AVENUE THEATRE and 6"Orpheus and Euridyce."
YSIoN Sov Ar TuTLrsE-2 and B." The Fatal Letter"
wAItAcK's ngArRE--2 and s." Betsy"
bTH AVENUE rHEAIRK--2 and g." skipped blythe Lght
Of the soon"
l4rH STREET THTArRU-s-"1he Pavements Of Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
POLICE EFFICIENCY AND PUBLIC EX-
PENSES

The evidence brought out by Mr.. Rooseyclt's
Committee concerning policy shops, gambling
dens unlicensed liquor-selling and iniqmdcs of
all kinds which the authorities ought to sup
press but do not, is not surprising 10 any one
familiar with municipal affairs. We have a
great many political " halls in this town, and
in the wards and blocks and squares these halls
have large number of political closets, base
ments and sub-cellars, petty divisions in which
the party heelera" flourish. The underground
passages connecting these cellars on the one
hand with vaults easy Of access from various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

answering: ~ am no candidate myself, and
have no candidate to propose 1t only re-
NAMED for the California delegation TO CON-
pleto the parallel by asking "if you had q
bwother, would he like cheese ?" and for all the
public know they may in effect have put the
question.
It, however, does not appear that they asked
Mr.. Tilden what he would do if the Convention
nominated him against his will, though it IS
minated that they were not in favor of his
alleged purpose of writing letter announcing
his determination. Why the California delega-
ton should have taken upon itself this solemn
mission is not conspicuously apparent. Ger
tainly the Pacific Coast Democrats have not
manifested any consuming passion to have Mr..
TilGen for a candidate. At present the party in
California is not in a condition TO care much
who is nominated, for it is not only democrat
lied by Governor Stoncman's unnecessary ex-
travagance Of an extra legislative session, but
the leaders in San Francisco are engaged In a
furious fight over the spois. AS for Nevada, it
hardly cuts an important figure in National
politics, though it has had more than enough to
DO with National finance.
The delegation, however, does not seem to
have come away with any clearly defined ideas,
beng in this respect very much like the swell
in the story. The impression that the Sage OF
Gramercy Park might be induced to run if he
was nominated has nOt,apparcntly, been effaced,
and tits just possible that the quite casual drop
ping in of Mr.. Hendricks before the dele
gates from the Pacific Slope had left the
house may have struck them as rather more
significant than accidental. But they don't
know now whether, if Mr.. Tilden had a brother,
that brother would like cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Henry OIiDer. IT,. OF PiHsbuJg.-rhe Blaine sentiment
in Pennsylvania and the Blaine sentiment in New-York
distinct things. With us It Is movement Of the
kind. Not merely the people, but the party work
ers are, by large majority favorable TO Mr. Blanes
nomination because they believe in Mr.. Blaine III New
York the Blaine movement is much for him
against Arthur 1t is because they want defeat Arthur
that good many New-York Republicans are ranged ID
Raiue's side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
MADE SOLID BY INTIMIDATION.

without reference to political preferences getting
very impatient Of the present state OF things in the
South. That the coorcd people should have been EN-
barrassed delayed I'm the exercise OF political rights
Immediately after the was to he expected, but
almost twenty years have passed and we stin have a
South solid for the Democratic party and made soby vO
ieuce and intimidation. state of things cannot
continue forever and long 1t does continue the
party that depends upon the shotgun for will be
every Presidential election. it has been for
a quarter OF century.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Mr. Jasper, the School superintendent of this
city, has made some excellent suggestions to the
Board of Education which ought to be adopted.
lie advises the consolidation of certain schools,
and the discontinuanco of others. In this way
S26. 900 can be saved to the city and the eff
cheney of the public school system not in the
least crippled. Probably the line Of reform and
economy here laid down could be followed
further by the Board to the great advantage Of
taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
TALKS ABOUT TOWN.
FAILING OFF IN COMMERCE.

FALLING OFF ~ COMMERCE.
d. A. N0Sh. seoetdyy gf ne BOard Of Pil0t COM
n'tsSoncrS.Thcre has been a great falling on IN the
number Of vessels entering this port this yoar. We
keep record Of every vessel arriving from foreign port,
and used to take about six pages day to record them
Now often does not take The English are buying
large quantities of grain in India, aud the shipments 20
Europe generally getting smaller aud smaller of
everything. There Is no sign OF improvement, aud the
falling sOf of commerce will soon be felt throughout tho
country The great decrease in the number OF vessels
arriving and eay ing this port began ABOUT January l.
POSSIBLE SUCCESS or A DARK HORSE.
CoIonet Robert q. IngcrsoU, Illinois The Plumed
Knight OF Maine again has the strength I'm the lists. and
chances look good for securing the nominal
ton. Whom am for is another question. II could
have the privilege OF naming the man, would choose
Justice John NJ. Harlan, OF the Supreme Bench. Tue
French have a saying that II Is the unexpected that
always happens" Garfield not much talked about
in 1880. The dark horse may more be the winner
despite the great show OF hands Blaine He has the
wip-hand now II Is certain. Arhurs friends say he ia
making effort. and his chances are slim. Logan is
strong I'm the West and weak in the East Edm1nds tho
reverse. may call them onelegged candidates II
the issue IS drawn the tariff may gain Louisiana
account OF her sugar manufacture The Republicans
succeed without carrying NcwYo, and the chances
better than four ago Democratic protcctionists
have lost faith IN the free traders and Democratic FREQ
traders also disguised with the prOtectioni>sfuly
enough votes to give US the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Standard time has been adopted much more
generally throughout the country than the advo-
Gates OF the scheme anticipated last November
when the change vas made, and there has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
jn0cs iG Advertisements.
bnsintse Noilres.

puttUtbo NOAutS
"ALpERNEr BRAND"
RpV,,ravs CONDENSER MILK.
DANGER.-Your doctor will explain the dan
room ~ Gas stoves with Open burners
DESKS. TABLES, -. cu
+ c. s2LLEw, Ill Futonst
ONE Furniture In great variety. -
TuE only safe Gas Stove, with inclosed Burn
ers connected fac sheldOns Patent IL West 28dst
Painless, ,s IT, x x5ss, s saE:: @ teeth
IN attendance 6O2 ami oOi Sd ave, cor sths also az
West Slih-st. D DR. MoDEMASS.-
RHEUMATIsM, GOUT, NEURALGIA
Positively Cured by washburnos
s.ucrIoA
Oh. opy internal remedy treating diseases scientifically
By ersdsatpS the poisonous DIe Hed from 'n S.r o S
Andrugsisis Depot 2s7 broadway, corner Reade.
To THOSE ENGAGED IN MERCANTILE PUR-
s any nH 9I' s paOnae one hs
most important Of the age IS na S PeG
nhe lone Ss sa be en- IL our city in their
pens constant Of them for number Of years cheer
mos, perfect Gold Pen ever made
Geo ~ : Coe. ~ Prest XGi EXCHANGE National Rank
GeS J. McGourkey Cashier Metropolal Nationan Bank.
Robert Rayles Prest Market National Rank
r. ii. Putten Cashier National Bank OF the Republic.
+. d. Happen Prest Gallatin National Bank
Mm. I. jenkins. PIcst Bank 0f America
H4rris Pres't Nassau National Bank
Win n Cox Prcst Mechanics National BANK
crane Prcst shoe aEd Leather NauOnai Sank
Dennis Vice Press Atlantic NatOnal ms Co.
WIN. n Beers Actnarv " y. Lie ins Co
Express Company
Unitel states Express Company
Express Company.
NtW.NOrK Daily Times
N.ruilyc & Co. WinsOw. LRnier Co
CLARK. Dodge White Morris Co
Foley. Celebrated Cod Pens and Pencils.
fOley's Patent Styi1graphc Pens
Pine Goods 81 Reduced Prices
Corresponds nco from pealers solicited
JOHN FOIFY. Manufacturer.
store and SaesrOOi, = a stOr House, BlOtdWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Connessmen Glascock, Henley and Tully, Of Cal
ifornia, called on Samuel j. 1Ilden at Gramercy
Park Oh Monday to get his views upon questions of
public policy On Tuesday in the House, they
voted against consideration of tho Morrison Tari
bill. Many people who appear anxious to know
Mr. Tilden's opinion may and in TINS coincidence
at least a suggestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

The Texans who punished negro murderer by
roasting hun alive made it evident by their action
that it was not the brutality Of the mans crime
that nccnscd them against him. lie certainly did
commit cruel aDd wautOn murder but the citizens
who were capable of fastening hun to a stake and
watching his slow agony with satisfaction proved
themselves capable of greater atroCity than their
victim had been guilty Of To call so hideous re-
yenge an act of justice is enough to disgust think
ing men with the name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Judging from his letter to the lroquois Club Mr..
Tllden is suffering from acute dyspepsia. A man
must have the dyspepsia and have it awfully to
write az he does In this letter that not only have
the best traditions of the patriots who won indie
pendence and established freedom lost their au-
thority but our cherished political system is slowly
losing its hold upon life under the fungus growth
of false constructions and corrupt practices" Did
rnn nynr try the Marm WAter cnre. Mr. TiIdeni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

allow would Mcdonald and Cleveland look on a
National ticket" The Louisville COmie-Joaraal IN
quires. How do you think 1t would look Mr.,
Flower7r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
BCRDErrRs ADVICE ~ Young vOTERS
From az BatLAelgn Naekeg..

From me burlington Hdrkeys .
Ny son YOU will east yOdr first vote Tor Prcsi-
dent mex, November don't want 10 influence your 'Ote
don't want you to vote fer certain map lu7t because
certain other meg do. Nnat you 10 All down ami lhHA
tbout il you vote. want you 10 DE able TO gfei
reason for your vote. want you % - 10 the pOhs
good company. a. young man OF progressive Ideas
YOU D Ol the world aud ShOuIleF 10
shoulder with the mss when you walk up 10 ths polh
want YOU on entering 30 tues 10 align with the parry
tnat mas tne purest, most progressive record uOhb
ere A cent my BOY, whether sOu are republican or
democrat There are honest men, patriotic cVIeuh
GOOD Christians both parties. Only, don't want 70
WA up 20 the pOhs anu cast your SI No'o WIN
Ina Upheld human slavery IS divine institution;
That hOdgat ami sold mes, women 9ad babes Ike ~
many mules
ina, nred on Fort Sumter and the American nag;
That Tor nc g Ave years fought to destroy tue Unehi
That oppose tac issue OF ree1bIck' WRen the uOFeIH
ment fairly peIishIng for want "f them; -
That ORGANIZED MODS ana RIOTS 10 opplNr tue oT@l
That sweep America. commerce from the seas WIN
Ina l. he parry of Dos. Tweed and Jefferson Davis
That polls lis heaviest maJOrites IA tue most VICIOUS
akd ignorant precincts; 800,
Ihat /, strongest la Lnc states "hcIo mo peiccH%-'"'
mi is op,o,cd every liberal and progressive met
SIRE in legislation during the lat quarter of century
Irit WIS The defender 0t slaYcryi
That it. the defender II MOrnonislni
That ald udtIed Garfield; and
That assIS- Iuttcd Lincoln. ,-.L.,
Noy a. nave sad ssfOre my son, don't care Nuetno'
YOU arc u i{epubi z Democrat thOose Tor loui
salf ms; k@rp away from the crowd whose record
have very briefly outlined nj TIE party ID "loh 'I
!, cord ,e one auI thea forever keep away from ~
You need not d. particular wan "hch parry you M,
ii ,ou don't ION hat Always vote against th@.
DIttv. and you viii always vote apOut rshI am
tppnblican bat will snake hands Win uaterhal oNs
MI, . Democrat who votes aga nst that record ina.
kind OIL Democrat ~ Always "a gnu
p. s.-Ihaye never found that kind Of a Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
SHARP BASEBALL IN BROOKLYN.

One Of the most exciting baseball games Of
Ae season was played al the Polo Grounds yesterday De-
tween tho Metropolitan and Brooklyn Mines. About
5000 spectators were present. 1t was ladies' ddy an
Tie fair Sex was well represented They enjoyed tDe
sport more calmly thIn the male portion tnecrOWd anu
i5ok,d in a,touisnmcut at their wildly hilarious escorts
uotbcubs DEL in different pitchers and cacherS and the
work OF the batsrs - wtIas thsfeIes was excellent
rhs game WIS not decide until thr last nan had Deen
DOT oft in The lnJ inning; Ia fact the e1citmant was
greater in the last half ~ the ninth inning than at any
other time. Tho Metrop)'itns hclded IN me lor'h'
ro error at second base in the ninth inning Delng lher
only bluuder The Brooklyn nine maze oAy V"o H''u
-, rho ,itcbino of Keefs and Kimer WAS IN
usually effective The catching o. Hous holder ana no.
bert was almost perfect che formers throwing 10 the
ie Nm almost y accurate as that - Ewing. Nelson,
i.erDro.l ana carried their positions WAN circuit
tn tlenl selves Inc summary IL appended;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
SEISIDE SUNDar.cH0oL woRK
OPENING or tuE AssEuuLY Ar KY TAsr. >.
HASTINGS ANp tuCrrWTa,

"
usErlNGs AND trCrungs.
KEY EAST n. j.. july 22.-'lho Seaside A..
sanbly met day u "a composed ~ mIa,loru ana o..
day.1ehu1l workers who aim 10 mako tho Aa,snhis.
summer college, with lootfoa and clas,e, eavrr,..
variety ~ subjects There will also be SUNDAY ,,ns.'
Normal class Tho Row Or, Jamas A. Wordsn Of iri,s.
ton n, j., Will DO tho superintendent Of instruction m.
Rev James Morrow, ot Philadelphia, Ia ths s,n..
lntendent OF The Normal Department aud Al.,
The conductor OF tho Assembly H. P.y,,.
Porter OF Philadelphia, Is tho secretary. NJ,
Porter Il also secretary OF the international sunAs
school Association EdW ard Bachelor, the owner OF ~.
Esst has given 10 the Assembly plot o. gI0uad co.
prsng an entire block ans valued al $1,000 ms a..
sncaton is not interested In Key East financial yse
tuTe.
The young peoples praise meeting led b. Win.
ford DeY OF Ocean Grove followed by bIci addfeses h,
the Rev. Drs. Vernon and McCOok and by Lewis ID vail
t. PaysJn Porter and A. II. Nelson. The chidrer.
hour from 70 . o. m, will be conducted by iirs w
Clark. Of Jersey city. o'clock there Mi
be Bible section subject, Structure Ok the Bbe eoa
Quoted by the Rev. James Morrow. sabbalhsebeo,
section will be led by he Rev. samuel w. Clark 81,
Jersey City, subject, Relations ~ the sabbath school
The morn ng lecture will be delivered ~ IA. Rev h,
Arthur r. PlcIs0n, OF Philadelphia, Modern ssentt
cism At O'Clock the college o. Music will convene A,
o. M the Ksv. Or n. &. McCOOk. Of Philadelphia viii
speaker The Industrial Art OF SPIDERS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
THE OPPOSITION PARTY.
DEMOCRATIC UISCORD IL NEW-JERSEY.
~ rELEEEAFH ID Ias ralsrNEl

TRENTON. July 22.-The old State House
faction Of the Democracy f. brrSkn the grasp
Albeit and his followers on the state machine Ab'et
came back from Chicago disguised with the Cleveland
nomination secretary Of state Kelsey. e1-Chancery
clerk Irto and others o. the state House faction TOOK
adyantaga OF the Governors apathy and came TO the
front a. ent usiasc Cleveland men. senator McPher-
sons RESIGNATION foIn the e. A.rmahshp OF the Stale
onn.i,toe has given tA.m the!r trst oipor-
tua.ty and they have improved ny
-lcctiYc Rufus Blodcett whose relations with
u.,o are of the most Intimate nature. Mcpar.-on
his scat i'm the Commit and the state House
be .llr scored AGAIN by putting secretary 0t STATE h'N
ia his place. hi rcstordo % power 40 l1e parry o "o
state i!op faction means added ygor 10 the New jersey
cIuis a. ~ the faction nave favored yennd iI2n ne
-.a. .u viii also introduce ci,cofd INTO me Demo
cratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
DrNOJ,yCING TANMANY HALL.

The Executive Committee of the Ncw-York
DcuocAc, :o,cr; j.. I,Oo-ry It's hall - met last even
ing IN Room NO II Cooper Institute. Ex-senator Francis
W. Blvoy presided. Resolutions were offered "mdors-
ing Cleveland and Hendricks, approving the Democratic
pat oru; dcn,uncng Iammauy Hall for It's fartious
ouDo.itiuu AMI dDcldTn that alliance Ot Of The
r.ogar factions oi this city with 10 for The election OF
Ituuic pal OIL ,or. should be 0udomuci and proyuin
i0r the appointment oil campaign committee 10 confer
with representative JDlca having III View the election Of
Governor {. Gland
stepaeu = 3 axe o.p fscd the resolution condrDninR
T1uian, .ia ass si-ed. liH" shea sad that he
I,o cc of The nau Kelly had ben suffered long euonh
m the Democratic party OF tins cty aud tate. The rcso-
;lous were adopted that referring ~ Ia.n4ny Hall by
"A vote of - 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
COLONEL MOTIONS ACCOUNTS CORRECT

An absurd story that Assistant Postmaster
Charles b. Morton of Brooklyn, had disappeared,
and that his accounts were believed % be Incorrect,
was started in Brooklyn yesterday. No foundation
for il existed. Postmaster McLeer said:
Colonel Nsr on has gore MS vacation, and hadex'
uccted 10 10 az He al the Office on SAtf'
uay II is matter OF surprise that he mas gohr away
without te.lH any one where he has gone lie IS very
peculiar ana ns gone away before lor two OF ilto dt
no "A time without letting anyone know where ne was
think he "a he Catsks for he talked OF gong tntrt
nd sAd he tOuld leave 10 address. tor II De dlIht hAs
u.e place Lee would 20 10 another don't know wien ne
will come back but within two weeks anyway Ibefe
not he ,ishe.t thing ia he Office csse his ahs nee
T.r special agents OF tle Department are examining ms
Office but colonel NoIOu'3 accounts have ali Deen Como
tiroli IA and arc perfectly correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
WHY MIR. FLENEY OPPOSES CLEVELAND.
A woRKiNG2iAS WHO ECHOES The FEELING or
IIlE WY he MEEIs.

George Fcnucy, OF No. 100 West feminist,
whose res Ial o. tae GeueralCOmuites o. theCouH
~ Democracy iu the Win strict has lc.u announced
la. been worliupmsn an his lie aud has always voted
tue Democratic ticket Hegarln: GOV m y Cleveland
"a man whose public show that he has synga-
thy with the wo-kcm3n he has resolved not 10 vote
for aim and declares that among WOingmcA OF Ais
ouaniauce hs finds many who say tnAt under 40 cir
custances win they vote for Cleveland. To TRIBUNE
reporter Mr. Tcency said yesterday;
seut up notice Lest night 90 the General Con mit'co
saving that had studied this matter OYER aud h'd
to the conclusion resign fIpm the committee - could
net support Mr. Cleveland, because do moi bel eve ne -
and / came u tie conclusion uIs
ODD enuu-h ~ choose candidate /
know q great many Wu!kih- men VINO "Il ttkr tho
,lur act ion tlat shall take ln opposing e,riiud.
ctuuot t htt viii b. done 10y OtIcr u-npcr- of the
committee. bat WlI = Inc feeling -tuls use
workIu men. Where I clnplOJc1 a~ journey
r1oper in lard refining rsan -hurut 81 " j. NllcOA
live men .i work. and don't believe ion y. them viii
vote Tor ..yc.aud. from what hear them say / meet
working. 10 around -I' too AID uud great nan,
VINO ta.s as | DO. tlry'ltuds action 10 yrtoHg
the F4yc-Crnt Fare bill was not IN tGe inter-
ct 81 the vorkiugpru. II Is my opinion that
he - 20 inoiaJ tAc top - his mead 10 ue Oi
h, loot -y,. ..i uc way ,hr'1 a. ia hundred times
IL her vote fIt cu u irr than lJT Cleveland. and under
no consideration vIn | vOte or Cleveland. II Butler
runs Will or aim am II Ice does not will vote
I'll ine f.ud N1tr iOr j. ainc in preference TO trsc-
land every dty IN the week. That's the way
men lnrc; ok. have always voted the Dems .ratic
ticket since first voted, thiIty Two years a-o.'