New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
CITY ITEMS.


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IsDUsrRY OF NAToSs-Cyssl Palace, day and evening
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PERHsNs SEVEN MiLE MIRROR > broadway and =! r w. .
wocDs FrrE PicrUsE GALLERY every dsNo 45 Broadway
BAIDs MODEL OF SAN Franc -5'S Broadway 10 YIN
The Gr run Of sleighng for the granted veg
terdoy and well improved The night previous was
up to I o'clock, rather but from that hour until
morning grew rapidly colder tho high wind hurDg down
binding shower of snow which attained go depth
Of perhaps three or four inches The ground froze very
hard In the meantime and the upon about bleak
and cod prospect as he could find this side Of Bains
BAY AZ an early hour some venurous pioneers seds
snd lumber eighs dared the experiment Of sleigh ride
and so well succeeded that before the carnival CON-
menccd The temperature however was so low tia. the
sport was not generally INDUCED in. The sidewalks were
rather too slippery for Old people and the young especially
in town with all their desire for Toic have decided pro
eliyty toward paror or some cosy place OF enter
iainment a few sleghomnibuses came out and were
freely paronizcd principally because wheels for this
occasion decided slow coaches. Broadway lasted very
well the Russ pavement whom filed with frost; is SO
smooth that people who a streak of dirty white
in the gutter fancy the bar gnees field of ice and
slide along quite jolly despite the nerveshaterng screech
ing Of the tortured iron In tho evening there
was less ody than might have been expected owing no
doubt the koennes Of the air and the dyness Of the little
remaining snow which forbade the rough and dangerous
sport of snOvbnllng at midnight the sky overcast.
with prospect Of warmer air and more snow.
WINTER fairly showed colors Wednesday, and the
earth was IS white as 'he robe Of an old Roman
Adate'
On Wednesday evening nature amused herself in the
manufacture Of the most magnificent flakes that
fell out of the clOudsgreat feGthery nakesghte winged
water full fedged
There was great cry among the juveniles and great
rush for the little seds blue red and parcOoed and away
they daried every direction bouncing against the curb
stones and gathering the frozen ground each with lis
little curlcd up freight bundled up in bit of cloak
or muhled up TO the eyes in a huge comforter
Now tfoy played they were clipper ships dashing
away before still breeze and now that they
with pedigree as long q dukes. In hal minute more
they were railway aud away they Unlisted Ike juvenile
nor westers.
was pleasant picture look those young swallows
OF humanity just out from beneath the caves of home and
darling this way and that houghtess and happy ssfal
and ignorant
There goes little chap in little coat glorious with brgh,
buttons. Box upright on brand new sled brave with
much painting and lettering he has span ofBoys hsr
messed thereto and be handles the Irvine ribbons with an
air that Jehu couldn't improve upon. This team indi
ydsaly and collectively imagine themselves horses one
prances and pitches the other champs his herman hits
Ike second Bucephalus.
Hswonderful how little children want to make cras,
deal bi. of sled couple Of strings slight shrinking
of snow brace and half OF boy. and Of these ,hsv
made coaches and fours omnibusses and CARS and full
gro' n man
Who SAYS the children shant play Little enough they'll
have Of by and by and happiness viii great des,
more than il does There's many man in Waust
and about that has invested Of thousands Tor the ar
Gle and never obtained sixpence worth while here 6v
eent purchased an abundance for three and lsh surplus
for the loOkeBon
wHrRx SH.III DINE This is question that comes
home to tle-s,omach Of more men than sgased by
sry other question in this City /, is feeling question,
when man feels hungry Some folks know without ask
iar They will dine Of homo. Some folks have no home
50 ae at and some have dinner o, home. But those
Ags not the ones who ask Where shall dine II is an
yAcr class II is the class who cannot dine at home and
~ would Ike to enjoy decent dinner At decent plsce,
recent Price six days in the week for SIX days in the
they must leave their home up tcwn-ths is an up
own townand spend the day down town. feeling 81 the
spxicfy of mind indicsted in the title OF this item and II
hy have ever had fully satisfied they are lucky set OF
fsA'e"s-more lucky than are. for we have not yet
nav. that prize in the lottery Of life which tells Us where
tsae True we could 20 to the Ascr Irving. IT. Nicho
"a q some other saint We had dollar and two hours 10