New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-28
ANOTHER VISIT TO THE BABIES.

MORE ABOUT THE MARvEls AT MIDGET HALL
When TRIBUNE reporter reached the Daby
show FOurteenst and Ffthave.. yesterday noon IL
remarked by the doorkeeper that the babes were
being fed so the reporter did not go in them nut re-
turned hafpast He looked as married as he
could. The little cherubms having dned, or rather
supped-no-having-w el-hayng had enough looked
much refreshed.
The rooms were crowded with spectators OF all agS'
aud social grades. There many more lades IMAM
gentlemen. The latter II Young, generally wore
q very sheeplsh expression. Young ladies' were
eotbusiastic and oh-ed and oh-cd, and kissed the
prcttest babies and exclaimed, bye baby huntn.'
There were 800 babies on exhibition the manager said
but there hardly seemed TO be many yet rpets ana
twins count up fast. There some new and inter
esng features in the show Certain marvels that we're
kept at home by Mondays storm. attended yesterday
In one corner sat q decatelooking woman, with
scrawny weazcncd pulling little being, boy, FIVE weeks
old, and weighing not quite two pounds that is as eX-
oct as one well be- Its weight varies with the time
of day. being more after meal than is before 1t so
small that il is weighed by Troy ounces lis name Is
Bayard Green and the parents live at No 2l2 Thrdt
For further particulars, note Lot No 100 was
very Misunderstanding boy who sucked his thumb ana
wagged his head and had the air of saying Ar yes
it's q wise child that knows its own father"
Twins Yesterday were decidedly of no account 1t
was the trpets that kept great crowds in wondermen
OF these there were two hcalthyookng German
woman from Elizabeth three girls about thirteen
months old. Their names are Emma, Ellen and Sarah
Rrcupcr Sarah Is the eldest Upon her arrival piece
Of hlue ribbon was tied to her with name attached
"Had YOU three names ready - asked "A bystandcr
An. va" said Mrs Bremen, d" we hat fonr names
ready" The other tripets belong TO Mr. ana Mrs thk
cstein Of No. - ElZabeth-st The parents are GERMAN
Tins not Their first child rathcrthcse are not Their
first children The gender ~ this tpet IS feminine also
Its age is five weeks Monday night The Oldest ny zen
minutCsl is called Barbara, and the rest are
not named. The mother is dmlnuuNe woman
and the father is very little man. Bui
Napocon was a small man. Mr. FmKelstein solicited
ams from OF the spectators. " NO, SIR, sara a
cIlsfy observer, IN give you nothing. This sort or
thing on chi no: to be encouraged" But the father de
clared flat he was sorry (Ie looked sol and that he
would not do again Tic said, later IN the afternoon
thai ls should not attend the show today that The
manager Lad forbidden him TO solicit aid. Ana ne
ONLY gives dollar apiece e. show en-" he giumhcd IL
was correctly reported that MIS-. Finkelsteu had been
guilty OF quartet, bat that IN the hurry ana Hurry mel
dental to the OCCASION one o. them cot away ms was
denied. ,, -,
lot No. 81 certainly the nandsOmest child az the
show. 1t nttlc boy, with hazel eyes, shaded pl
long ashes. dark hair and complexion, ana Inc most
charming manners imaginable. lie WAS attended hy
his nurse who said she hld brought him on her own re-
spOnshlity, and tEat his parents dd not know IT, Ills
name refused o. give but he little follow SAID u was
" Ferdinand" Tie girl delighted WIKI the adhira
tiou her charge called forth. but sad she dd not KNOW
what the father and mother would say To hci. Inc
childs clothing was very htndsc mc ana II was learned
thar he Iivod gt No. 3l4 West Thirty II tl-st.
Mr.. TIldcn has not YET visited the show.