New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

met, AFTER lifetime Of Close friendship ia" qHi'rc.'
aud a,rst to part and mot speak u, 'hc> pas ~
I'm the fnurr. The usually hQahlc ~ '"' ,rL,'y
.nrt rr;,cd the report hy more thJi o'T n''''s
f.r.,rc I'm recent writings 10 his Ions Tire ir'e"o'
In .c-,I story which he Is now puhl.'hiiie' h""r
r,urc,t r.,> SCENTS William VI. I"Cl Il" ''''''' "'
pr,.luc,,e.l. unable I" speak E'sl'n co:rc'H anu
Mace, Tweed AID rctr i. >"c'hN Oil sur" ''"'' -
ne-.,,al familiarity t.;a tn, Eti'T TdrS'N's ''e
sor + mad, to speak Tin the story OF the hi''"'
.o~.s v,w md | ulc.- The language atIii"''N !"
him will II. o surprise TO the prer~c " hr"'s VI III.
o,d Kiuy who survives. rs for I"cc" INC "'' ~
ya. , fairly c"rIrct S!sT'hcr "i fhui''" avn" "
Swccny were by II" means piS'""' ''""'
:; -, error 70 regard all the mcnSrs oi the ola h'"S
80 mo,~nr,, friends. swc.ny could never rnir't
ru,,a ar Connolly In their pnudcring Inc o"'''o"
- IN, .bs Four, into swccny aud Han! VINO h"'
,r,ic,, .s,ir,ions mi one sdc and Tweed n'i' ,nh
Molly who we've bent oh y ." g ",,,.s II ~ that one.
p"wcr:nl political alliance The rrc9'"' irr' n m,'S
, o p"''n rr" wnn be i 1t Lad cont"l Of tho
finance Department. as the old Hns haa, W.T. ~, ,t the
."g n n%" :" I'll" s p fu "a" s .a' ' footing
TINT Office. We hall probably never Know
How even local history repeats ITSELF hhons III
fir, fraud, Of tho Tweed Iin the lays o 7ar'on>
mn, on, v o. den stone and tar pavcii":t Inc 'rah'
Einu is go.ng in extensively fr asphalt "Teh""n
on the sound was the s;nncrlng p!tc u VIC ''a
U,r, r,gr.tcs Those 81 the pr's"nt Hing mlkr
Cedarhur,t. near Far Rockawas, 'aV"',H rc'u"S
u,,cc Tho appoin,mcn, Of an obno>ons police !ns''o
=, REGARD !, u tratnrous Republican Ascent iyinah
ended I'm tho removal Of al tic crht lihs ]n,Icc'
IN Tvc,d'. day. ThlS particular paIAnci Jc' u"
complete In history but probable.
,vu,,r, y.r,.r who has pure lssed Ito West End
~ ,oncv Island ,oncm plaics 50 hear. tho d"nbin
o1perimcnt " making Il a mth'pric"i ana exclusive
family resort on the present plan pur''ioh az Long
beach Of Disseminating excursion parties. speak o'
I, AZ donl,ful chiefly b0aiSc OF ID; west f'nu
pro,i m,ty Ia N.w.Yorh CITY by water. THIS at one
| time mad. n a popular resort but tho class t''at
,,.rt There hy boat 10 bath. only gave the whole
t,.nd a had name which for many years restricted
ia development. Austin Corbn by his extensive
investments at ManhI tan leach gave tho East End
and tho centre Of the island 4 great Impetus Buo
these improvements mover extended TO uic West fhu
and those which were made nj the centre or West
r,,yb,on are not Of desirable character The prob
irri To- ne .oivci by Mr hcrcr l. an Interesting one;
IN; p"rtsa plan n1,odnc 'S e"irscs all To- he fer
ptrr,ancnt Summer boaidcrs MA not Tor u'iischt
| or daily guests
| often wonder that those who seek Investments
In suumc, resort, have never turned their attention TO
the Highlands Of :;uyc'nk at the point adlnrcnt to
| ibc twin light house there. Here are I" BE- found
hillside and height still heavily wooded suitable for
hotels and cottages. At the barc OF the hill runs tho
|
/ 10 had: while n hundred fst a"ross Sandy Hook IL
| the Atlantic Ocean with the splendid surf bathing
Half m hours Ealing down the Shrewsbury will take -
Yachting party out 10 the ocean at sandy Hook Point.
sailing M the river partie, ran rearh Pleasure hay
and through that pretty sheet OF water sail to within
a mile Of Long Branch. There all kinds Of fish
ing to lie had IN the bay and ocean. and willis II
| Is Only an hours sail from New York 1t Is sill! q
secluded even a wild rglon Who the whole SPIT
from sandy Hook to Ocean Grove has been magniii-
comfy improved the Highland, have not chungtI in
tvcnty wears. There at time small actors
| colony there hut most Of the summer residents OF
| this profession have moved away.
| The ingenuity OF the impccunous doadhcats' hn
Often found illustration. sometimes one displays Wit
| and two Instances l heard mentioned tho other day
are worth preserving even the risk OF having other
| beats adopt them excuses for not paying Tho
loanoh him small amounts until they made o total OF
| n considerable sum one day dunned him for repay
ment. my dear fellow" tho brooklyn man said,
"you seem ~ labor under the absurd assumption that
you are the only man ! owe: you not. Would
YOU have me be dishonest enough to make yOn u PR.
fcrrNd ditor and rob the other creditors Of their
prO-raa share Of any sum may become Possessed
Ut In some uncA pcctcd way" The other Story VII,
told Of man namot Alexander. lie must have been
| Alexander the great 1T avoiding payment 81 debt,
| a creditor Ia want Of the money whcn Alexander mad
borrowed told him In earnest tones VI nj, immeiilt
nccd. Alexander looked Mt him pyihgy and said. AZ
| h. hastily turned away Tut. tut. man. have
| troubles OF my own