The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
The Second Day.
A RIDE m THR COUNTRY.

MOSCOW August ~, 1900
Yesterday was another wesrisome although very in
tcrcsting day. long programme Of the days work
had been arranged. involving ride Of ten miles
into the country; and large number OF carriages had
been provided by the city convey the points Of
interest 70 DO visited.
Al eleven O'Clock, after substantial early breakfast at
the hotel long train Of carriages brought TO the
door, and the whole company, in charge OF the commit
from tho city, embarked and started on Most Of
carriages had before them four horses abreast ray
caparisoned with harness flashing with silver ornaments
and bright with vsrcolorcd ribbons and nscks encir
cled by strings OF silver bells, which gnglcd pnscay
we went dashng along The two centre horses
moved ct quick trot, while the outsiders ran At
brcaknsck speed the driver lays his long swapping
whip and cries TO them In outlandish language urging
Thorn on. The speed 10 frequently amazing. and the
presented by . string OF carriages with flying
horses and gngliug bells might well have drawn 70 the
windows and doors any creature who desired TO know
what all the unusual chatter and noise meant
THE PEOPLE OUT
II every not locker on estsrday " was cor
tanly not because the common and usual for
before have naval uniforms besn seen In Moscow
assured that the people were out with their Whole
families had them at the windows, bowling and salut
wsn bs Nv ss and
fu mass OF quaint buildings constituting the kremin,
and brought up
BazAsR,
where the greater part OF tho trade OF Moscow
tered and where World Of merchants congreeae, and
deal In goods every description and character gathered
from ali quarters OF the globe The building itsef
large blocks and In inerseced and by
rnsrs one may lose mmss s MIN
where the goods exposed for SALE but the upper
stories Of which there two Allied with the stores,
magazines Of the Over seventy -Gve millions OF
roublcs invssiedln the and merchandise this
sSs,Sns tina. inc world prodacs EsSecy rich
In tho products Of the East a. well as Of the North
sSus ss0 metals and .ssbs sws, whs the nsss Is
filled with the most valuable and splendid furx The
passages all lighted from above and not Brilliant
hut enough may he either side through the dim
light 10 make feel that II would BE- good thing 10
possess half the stores Of wealth piled IN hcss dingy
shops Journey 10 Siberia At the expense OF the
eminent Is tho penalty for smoking In this colossal
building, or having within Il a birthstone match
keeper and All lis assistants at his door with hat or 10
and salute With deferental bows From points
did not visit flowed streams Of sellers and buyers.
who thronred sbo II 10 the Americans Our passage
difficult but the officer ~ police who led the way by
a Of his hand made opening for rs and we
carriages again. thousands collected to %,
and they gave cheer aftcr cheer rode away The
popular demonstration OF good feeling was most marked
From the Baraar drove out of the city ten miles 10
the Imperial Agricultural University founded BY Peter
the Great. bu, situated. recently constructed.
Indeed u IL not more than year old We passed the
intervening space In something hour, horses
going on Tho run and the dust nying 10 clouds under
bot sun w. found the Stars and Stripes and the Rus
alan nagE nying from several buildings connected with
the institution whom We arrived, and everybody 10 resdi-
nes- 70 recsive u.
rHs nuuDfsa
s three stories high Of great sire and splendidy COO
s,rcted with a cornc. up 20 architectural harmony and
effect II cost over 1000 900 roubies with the buildings
connected with H.
welcomed a brief speech, narratng the history Of
tho institution and alludinE the friendship tina, has
eve, and should ,,sr sas esussn ha asa and ne
vis q ships 70 Russia We then shown about
The building and well copoeir~d internal arrange.
cnts Of chemistry with the nns laboratory Of natural
philosophy, comparative anatomy, veterinary science,
| nbvr,rs kc were lnspccted
fhs collections o. natural history, geology aud agrcui.
4 tural implements very extensive and hne The "
brsry large and well selected and the nssutson 70
every department Of tho highest and most approved
order We were subsequently shown the stables where
are q number OF tho best breeds o. cows, horses nc
Then 20 the dining ana 'ns 49,
Ing the university when hnely laid out and orns
mented With fountains s'aiuary. tower ac ve look Cd
on or the Director parook u breakfast ~ his
pleasant residence Like every breakfast We have eaten
W Russia this elegant and abundant and enjoyed
Af,sr bidding our hos, and the faculty Of the
sity who had been with throughout our visit good
bye and thanking them for the kindness shown US,
again took our carriages and rushed 70 the camp
on the plains Of Moscow, who're are thirty thousand
troop.
We found them 10 line awaiting us, bat without - ms
Lieutenant General Ksvslnsky, chef q troops % We
| sta6, the basds playing Hall Columbia Amer mo-
msnts conversation he called Vie mosscs nea forward
and IN . brief tune ws we're shown rssaiss coss~cs
| dance
me msu form In seup,cirrs. and the sergeant ssys
out and begins wnd ~ spd chanA several % NJ
ing each hand stsck 70 which s attached bells snd
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