New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
SOME MEN ABOUT TOWN.

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irn aided q1Ic.y You c.lt deny that 1871 and Ran
yon acted Dds, gentlemen" lu what way ." '-kcL
i-'y committed suI.I'D" And without smiling 90 t.e
grim |nse began 90 wonder ia were ao. possible %
n'h' h.i.n, popular punishment 70 he expected ot
"li found .A-t-a lu tue care ot trust funds.
Tie youn, heroine of tle Bergen pont romance wish o
discounted burglar Miss Grace Flml,s is daughter
o. popular writer oilisat Aclou whose name "l Doe
familiar 90 OLD reader. OF te magazines. MI, Louise z.
iuiA'a- as the Index 10 Harper, Mas-zue gives the
name 40 ill- D. graceful writer u the peculiar line Of
magazine work. and, moreover IS graceful and bcauti
ful WOMAN.
! heard these two offers made by Repubhcau in the
way ot bets, both 10 Dee taken together. without any
Democrat appearing eager 90 take them up. one person
Thought he oner" cute trick" another ,ad t was
clever eaten" uut n yItw OF the claims 81 mocratic
newspapers Thought the offer nos merely fair but bold
on the Republicans part The two offers were Of 500 10
$500 that Blaine carries NewYork state by t.o largest
plurality ever given o Presidential candidate except
Grant aud 500 to 300 that Cleveland the smallest
plurality ever given a Presidential candidate in Sew
ork County. This means that Blaine must have a
plurality OF over 31,7l2. Ideu- majority In the state.
and Cleveland Jess tuln Greeley GRITTY in the county.
which was 25II-. I hear of numbers OF small bets st
various odd, Ia favor of The Republicans Offering the
wager' that Blaine WILL carry Kings County
I am told that there is wcldcvi-ed scheme afoot
among men Who followers OF Perry Belmont %
de- him this year FOR Congress. lie has never had
nrM hold ou Queens County, for De is too wei known
there % hc popular Then there is strong Irish autip
a.hy to him OF hs father n would Doe bit
OF poetic Justice, which should enjoy for one % lind
Belmont badly beaten at the same election which
promises 20 give Blaine the largest popular majority
given Presidential candidate since the birth OF the
Republican party
Standing in the Bowery and looking across the site q
the old Windsor Theatre ono faces the Of au i'm
men-e tenement house At night every VlndOF Is lalow
with lights which by contrast with the and electric
lights OF the you uze 40 once As the cheap oil
lamps of the poor There some eight floors of this
house and 1t not less than 100 feet wide. or five old
houses thrown into on each floor OF these
i've houses are probably eight rooms like the
the little larger little better. perhaps; and each
giving shelter 10 family. The average am told. Is
four t0 room In such buildings That means 200
persons % house. l2jo human beings crowded into
the tenement which the five Old buildings FORM This
means that population greater than that of any one of
thousands Of Incorporated towns and Villages In this
country Is crowded into single building on plot OF
ground loo feet square Think of d. n these torrii day
with the thermometer at $50 and don't crum6le any
longer at your own fate n one only looks at d. In this
spirit can lind great deal of satisfaction iu reading
paragraphs like this showing what miserable aud un-
happy world 1t is that We I've in.
wonder that tho lawyers who arc e1amuiug Henry
r. HALEY not better informed az go what moneys
If,d.cy actually received from William n Itrnum and
thc Democratic National Committee ile has stated that
he received over $1,000 iu ALL be mad, written state
rucuf which have read. aud which ia -ti in existence
.uuo1 hero. u winch bc staio' thc amount received V
him at widely different figures FROM thpso given "n hl'
examination in supplementary proceedings Ono Figures
.rt 90 60. To- .. .ft tfII u ID rf. |
foo tho tvo. : remember distinctly th"t Ind.'' i' Die
abatement tiyt fhlt Iarum an.t lm Gotta t't 'tp'du"n
aurr hr ut1tumI turv utt 200" h"rrI W.i't "Aa
bn..s. bud tt thr Committee paid 5000 l"r tNo ua"
of tuc altered krhvuod Hotel trsaer luIl', r"l %"
al, tuIu tp thr pfoprrIoa OF tD' hot'i ud d"n''a'
Aept Do, ahor amount ior ia oan trouble !" altering i"o
houA
Arer tir adjournment ~ the rnmmany H. meeting a
fr t. ago number % tAo leaders or tho district t'
-o,atou- gathered informally n nci-hhorine 'nI"on'
and luuK vine and brrittd cleveland uuU. 100 carry
hour in tho morning Excise Commisaioncr William T..
Mitchell dropped IA ca-ualy II" belongs to The county
organization and f. positive Cleveland man.
He undertook to question one of tAc party present with
the Tammauy leaders 20 his personal attitude n .ho
canvass saying that De- only destroying himself in
opposing Cleveland The person addressed said DE was
,rlus To- make ans personal effort sacrifice 20 beat
Mt Cleveland Mr. Mitchell soon found tha. the Tam
many district leaders were of the same way OF thinking
and a-o learned what estimation they held him in per
-oualy for lntrulu- the -uboc 30 tAe way be had hy
pre,um.u- 20 ,ctlr. Tie other ON bis course AT one
time there was danger of actual personal violence and
Tie person 90 whom Mr. Ntche' lecture was addressed
finally. LEI LlM outa side LJor Ito the street for lis
safety.
rme. manager Who -aa'i ne namclc--, Of theatre
which will NOT 81. ste ,v.i hy Spying thtt is one
s.. ..i, .t. ..-. who WAS t..r, i.r that 10 WIS
,.r.nl coI.I remain. Dbl. policy to produce uota-
,,, ,t.- c.- ,.ot tried and approved here up abroad
, moan Dos, tblr suppose. that yol viii o.al i1 uo
,o,I+- 90 o. They, SILL. b. novelties a. PLY theatre" Dee
,,.y.r d ia aa ,~.a....ltl.c muuu-.. but you Vil
--...I,. dealer u secondhand -..at" insisted II
-, ....r.1 .r I "a .... business
,.,.-, ,,l = t.-r-.t I'D myself, one that usually
l..-. .,., wal, his life. leaves hm with only
...r...,. ,l -. particular honor amou- IFS