New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
light browp while his uncut and untrImmod beard Of

responded :" 1t isone OF those things that dislike TO tax
about Herman Barretts manager. lie got Inc INC
chance to present my work Probably without sharing
name of it with him should not have got the
chance. 10 made great many suggestions, some OF
them am bound to say very good and important men
the question between came up could only see one
YOU Know. or course, dlnt withdraw from the pro-
ceeds," he concluded with hearty laugh.
There 20 two Institutes for the promotion Of tho
knowledge Of the art art theatrical in NcwYOrk this
winter Professor Sargent will cOntinne his school IN
Tw1ntythrst and Steele Mackaye Will turn out actors
fhcdged from the Lyccum Theatre. Ii is curious how
many persons especially young women gctsage struck.
Professor Sargent had 200 pupils last year.
1nerc will be all OF $50 attendant scholars in tho two
schools this wnter-cnough to stock every theatre il
the city with anew coinpany. have had occasion TO
schools expecting to md them a royal road TO
the stage and consequently 10 fame. lhe
majority are simple ruscs filled with notions about
acting Tor which tbs sulcst antdote would he season
in barn Stornins including walk home on their up
pcrs."
find the further the campaign proceeds that in
tho supreme effort to Kill of Roswell T. Flower as
possible candidate Of the future the Democratic party
u this state appears to have violently iuiured ITSELF
Tits is one way haze heart tho situation of tho
Demos ats described Another Democrat in something
Of the same mood describe tho action of the
Democratic Convention the Happy Dispatch Act
] asked the exact meaning in plain Engs. and without
japanese smile "We. 1t started out to bc!cad Flower
close behind mis- aad sHc ccted 20 al nicEts AMI
pdrpp@e- pm tie sword slipped ana the cNecutoher
tOmutttcd harI kari
am satisfied from more serious Observations NJ Dem
ocrals who members OF the convention at sara
Oga. that there Ally deliberate attempt on tho
part Of those in control Of it to kill 81 Mr. Flower
by his nOmiu ,tJn for LeuenlutGoveCnOca inst his
wishes. They know he would not accept and that his
Refusal matter what good grounds 1t mi sht be de-
clned would injurc him for n. time TO come. They
went arcad and finished the ticket with his nOuiaat!Ou.
not IN the Innocent and simple spirit OF SprEss
former memorable occasion. but with yindc,lyc
motives Their work ray ninie Flower IN the distant
cratic ticket OF the present
The onctsing which find the Dem Dcratc State Com
m.tsce did know about Jones OF Bin anton other
thar his business cards told the world that ho
had "a barrc"-uota hosslcad like Flower, but quite
respectable sized k3S. And they lie rned further
thut Jones wllIg to spend li1cray for COOL l.
vcllsement Of his seal. factory at B,nghamton. Tao
waG0umakcr Fitzgerald. of Cortland uiy build
wagon strong ctoaSI g" carry his party up hil but
dOIt Lecyo Jones "an construct scales large enough
10 weigh the majority By which his tcAct VII be IOdui
wanting next month.
Ilet Ds.ricAt.oIDay James ". Rl Swly. 70; Brooklyn.
ano,-Jc. of tbs Den state Convection, few
m'lo"ts after the selection OF jones as the candidate
for Observation-Disclosures lie had been laborns all day
u ct General Socurtp accept. Just as he had strcs-
hin whom tho Committee hal selected
vctlm AMI he ans gcred "A General Jones OF Bmg
h1mton. ono OF ID" strongest m.n u?OI the ticket.
feel now, he added, fairly scomte to glow with enthu-
siasm that ,!te grand Democratic party the high
r,al II trumplJu sneccs,. The orgtuIIti"n l. per
feet; the enthusiasm II unbOuhdcd; the harmony i
beautiful to beho!: ant anon i assured tried 10
catch III ETay'S eye knowing he WOGlt WINK II dll,
Tor James ~ most sarcastic nau HHl io:cs his g)oi
Joke ne dry hlmOr sort. There much fan in
trial ct funeral citing 81 the DcuOcctc Com
mIitec ~ other Ike solemn OCCASION
About tn, only genuncy hopeful Democrat with
whpn have talked his party prospects General
iIorlt.p C. KIM. lie says that the party never
more Nkltu! politician tAaH Governor III General
King c1akNIre OF mn, &c OF (leyc-
!dnGs Immaculate Character and DIX majority
Then. &, u large ston" church at FOaith ave and
Evenly -eclud-st A1,y, It q ue.ile-ka spirr at white
marble stretches he; varl. Along the sides thu.
>r recently oas ladder, were placed held IN position
small chit .rcu craHlcl up aud dovn them The church
WAS closed Eut The corner great hiS black and
white si;a bore this !egcur:
BLANK i. BLANK.
Cross, NHrP ana Bal! tUtcr,
stone Stocplc Palmer,
Slate Sterplr RrIIircr.
No - Buukst., BrUusl!u
Peou,e s0pl e an stared the Il n .ml gael nj the
iren on the stocpe until their uccks were strained /,
remained for al irac church trustee iust back from
trip 20 LuJre. to stop IN mont % the structure and giyo
uDcc - IA" contractor thlt II Wa not IN tie lHrsin
that he sAold ,uc C;urrh or advertising I1-,i.a
VII !" re- aHnS the stccl!c ','rI tuv :---S
uoTn.
Mr. Emerson, who Is building an elevated raroal at
"A nod