New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
3rE NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
TIE SCUM or NEW YORK.

"sa.a-y. let's 60 and SEQ Rocky MoOre's benefit will
yer, Jimmyr"
Two very nice young gentlemen stood at the corner o
BoWcry and Bayard-st., last evening ~ haltpaNt
seven o'clock. One OF these young gentlemen
had a qupcr ooIorrd pantaloons. with q pd neck
tie, frOck oyercOat, Whhc shirt, Wiih
largo paste hreaStpin, and n hAuiIrtitC i''0Ye,
in his breast pocket. The other gentleman hnd red
face pug nose double chm. and UurdcrOus Hir IN gen
tbeves by profession and earned an honest living by
tHlSss', tHnes - PtttV - ,,rt fb'r f1u. fhcy
had learned the trade IN niiId9 niiI9c .lr8 among T1, 1ue
ater ia crowded tonight, not with The beauty
aud fashion Of the metropolis bat Nith tho thelNt.
olnTai ~ grc1t civ Fronting the Iheatcr
there "a great crowd OF tho class which rules heN
York City, 10 its disgrace. Look ct Tho baid mo,s'
Look at the dress OF these men There - pro
fusion OF diamonds and precious stones eh9usn, 10
10 sagger a prince Of the CoOuua or Orsni families
Ascending the granite steps ana passing between Hiod
columns. reach tic tickct entrance lhe hon+' -
York We will moi name him, be luse he l.-.r.s 10 be
named in 1HE TRIBUNE a loMdy stands a, @ Ine uU'r ,
loud and heavy watch chain That g. found or l'
knife IA his sleeve has PAID Tor MS H'"st ANA wants 10
enjoy the feast OF reason and now oi sUu. Ill.
"saa-y wo-r-r's yer a. ke-tf says tnis very gentle
manly young man who conducted tue u, ,ttl n.a.'',. a.
"Wcc-n se-ay, w-ot Is the matter wId yer; were Is
SWcii. sa.a-y, DO yer suppose I'm going ter stand
around tie u-r-o all night KUN see me- quick
talcr Dr. Ud that future umD this gcE'ltm1n
With iha rd clothing might run lor Councilman sup
I
position ig .ho COutrolers ofcof Why, lot him IN
bv al u.ans he's Of Ga, OLD boys b.
Nru vo enter tho IoweTy Tur4t'T oItr lh'
ter1pe of the drama. some OF tie best ecl1r7
NcEo today make American art respectable nave lOu"N
/ and drudgd on these boards But Tonight The
/ old Bowcry pit T. filed with thieves, rowdies,
! and urOstiuitcs-lundrcds OF them. There b.
| a certain class Of young NevYorkcrs, b,cd
In the holes ana alleys 0 tho great city, VINO ahect tnt
rather nave q nod on bow of rccc Iuon from bognfl
| Harris or Ivy Lazarus than frt. George BhhefOu u
J I.ury W LOngfellow Look at ui' sen oi itce-
! IsY~.ann ineA- ,.,. ..,.. r., AID vrtlr -tac
/ was presented Antony aud Cleopatra on ordinary
occasions at the BOWcry Theatcr the farce woud have
been received with welcome aud graceful enthusiasm
But tonight havo the buffers. ~ lfi.r loose
WOts the odds" rough TCmdlArd The farce gnc
/ on, and "A Young lady "a Swiss costume, ~ ib'
| dialogue Of the drama. states IN M,
way Lat "cvcy yholo stopped up, and therefore III.
cannot communicate with my lover 1l.- OF course ds
su,ts the fyhcC and with one accord the Rlticnrn y
! wIy dont yer wind up" Harry nm i
| nut down on tho BIZ for "sct toe
In the club exercise With his s6s, but Harry the Hope
ful Is absent picnic. and Therefore ~ Is necessary
omit tho gentleman from HOustOn-,t Now are 4
have tine 90 Cr.bD Scene" from "T7W aud Jr.rJ.'
certain writer. who has Iycd for thirty years With
,St T..;.i,,g,grr, I1frce Lq4 " Wue' lun'"s;aled N
liz tafy y0tf the rOv-its ara tb 5 ui , native Cfl
| london. Charles DICKENS Wis tTtu q T1bofter on
I London newspaper, Tie W0-ibR ghgOHice, aud mr
Perry tbo most faithful Of journalist, ana reporter dl
the scum O. London the honor 10 record tifir doing
Tonight at the EOwcry Ihcater axe 90 have ID uOI
there a Of applause from the audience. But let us
/ o. O. la OF tho uuulsugp