New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

Sutley is that he shall pose as reformer In the
Cleveland districts and whoop her up for spells
in the Hill districts.
The undersigned gives notice TO whom 1t may
concern that it has retired from business, and
will be sent for in vain at its old stand. 1t COM
mends its successor, The Cleveland Machine lin
ited) to liberal share of the public patronage.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
The Cleveland Machine limited), having come
into possession Of the business which has been
for many years conducted by the Democratic
party, begs leave to announce that it is prepared
to execute all orders for politics, wholesale and
retail. Reform and anti-reform will be supplied
In quantities to suit purchasers. Pious maAims'
such as public Office is public trust furnished
AZ q moments notice. A job lot Of shelf-worn
orders to ofllce-seeixers can be had at bargain.
The caucuspaclnng department will be In charge
Of David b. Hill, to whom we lately gave hrst
rate character at the New-York Democratic Con-
vention. The hallelujah department will be run
by the Mugwumps All Democrats getting IN the
way of this machine can count upon being
smashe:,
THE CLEVELAND MACHINE, 1imited).
Attest: Colonel ID. Lamont, General Manager
Mr. Thomas Manlx, of fredericksburg Penn, ao-
cording to The Philadelphia Times" is engaged
in novel and remunerative branch of business.
Some time ago Thomas dreamed that IN certain
old house on one OF the back streets OF Mechanics
burg snug sum Of money was secreted Accord
ingly he purchased the house for $500 and un;
earthed AN old pot in fiue' containing so'ooo.
An easier way Of making nice income 1t would
be difficult to hit upon. All one has to do IS
to dream the right sort Of dream, and not forget
the number of the old house which it discloses
Perhaps Thomas would DO good enough at his
leisure to explain whether his dreams are super
induced by late lobster suppers, or whether he
relies exclusively on cold mince pie.
One reckless driver has been brought to judy
ment and it is to be hoped that the warning given
by Judge Gilderseeve will be needed. AS the
charge was only assault and battery, the victim
got of with three months Imprisonment. When
driver knocks down and kills somebody he may
expect no mercy.
1t would be hard to say at what season of the
year a fortnight of rainy weather would cause
more popular inconvenience than it does in May
Certainly the restraint which it imposes on trade
and outdoor pursuits just in the elimination oil
spring is particularly trying to the patience OF
eager millions. among whom should be counted not
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devotees of the turf but also farmers and people
attending the numerous political and religious
conventions, This moist and chilly period is the
more wearsome from coming Immediately after
week or ten days of almost unbroken warmth and
sunshine. Yet the prevalence of Il cold SPELL
and generally wet one, in May is Of such frequent
occurrence that many proverbs have gained atleast
local currency in various parts of the country. A
certain amount of broken or hulkey" weather
seems to be incident to the change from winter
to summer. This years experience, therefore, is
not exceptional