The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-18
Scenes Of DeSOlatiOn and GrOanS OF
Disappointment.
THE SUICIDAL WAITER.
Throwing the Blame on the Police, Inc
Red Fire and the People.
A MELANCHOLY MEETING.

which wore wont 10 uoint the way TO the committee
room of the sCarnival Association remained TO pilot
The adventurous explorer OF the OF carnival failure
Cropping his way through the DEVIOUS maze OF corrs-
leading q, nc paused before last barred
door The passage was shrouded in darkness almost
MS Cmmeran as that which developed the noats in
tho pageant on Tuesday night Through this pail Of
gloom the ghost OF figure bore down upon the per-
picked scribe /, resolved Itself shortly into the per-
son a buxom chambermad. with u bunch OF rafting
keys OF much worthy metal than that which
Rex received annual lien on the liberties Of the
metropolis, and OF so much more use that ono OF then
served TO open the door OF what few brief days
ago the home OF King carnvars Prime Minister
THE ABANDONED CAMP
flood OF sunlight strcamcd through the maze OF
plants in tho two windows and lccked the richly car
petcd floor Everything, however, was as prin ana
formal as tho bare benches in nonconormst con-
vcntico and the notes OF dust which danced In
the golden shafts Of Ugh. few and far between.
No scrap OF paper, spot OF ink carpet, wall or
table; no mark however phauiomlikc OF tho dead car
nivaI remained. so Whit OF the tobacco smoke, the
red fire (which would not burn, or the very, very
dear champagne which chiefly characterized the
three phases Of Tuesdays hasco tainted the sweet
odor OF the exotic window gardens and the pcrIumed
floors The late incumbcnts OF the room had evil
IDENTIFY retreated in good order Even the usually
nad vanished.
owhcrc Is the Earl Grand MARSHALL" asked the re-
porter, after comprehensive survey ofthc room Tho
buxon cEambermaid paused her violent assault on
a supposlitious speck of dust the lounge, set her
arms akimbo eyed the proposer OF the conundrun
for a moment with an expression as ndcscrDStle as
the colors OF a rainbow.
'It's my belief he's skipped she said tersely.
"ac always sensible man, > and the persecution
81 10 imaginary mote the furniture diverted her
attc ton again from the beam she limited at IN the
absept Earl Marshai's eye
LOBBY LocScKg.
A lew detected aanetus loungei IN tho lobby and
reading room and pcrmcatcd oarroom with
Of rrcsponsbiii,y which must have been nexprcssbly
sxasperatns to tho idle barlcndcrs.
s'Tne carniva2 Darn the carnivalin said Of
these. "Im disgused with the entire affair. IL was
iranl all through, and knew it from the hrst.
knew all the time that they were whoopIs II up Tor
tho boys that the thing was s"iniic. AT this Juac
the detected gentleman sighed, pocnceG upon a
copy ot the mornings paper and began with infinite
perusc the whitening resumes OF the affair III
question.
~ swindc?'' put in another at was a burning
shame ana shouldn't have been allowed I've con-
graduated myself more than once thai didn't apply
Tor marshaishlp."
4 low marmur OF greeted this statement, and
tho sel-sncr.ucing gentleman Telapsed INTO gloomy
silence and iar away contempatl ON OF the bar.
9. suppose you dad good business here while the
the jaunty dispenser Of liquid rcreshment
business with All accent OF nelabe scorn. "Sot
$40 worth all the time. When they wanted Il drink
HEY went to schooner mouse on sixth avenue"
Mcssrs. Leland, however, acknowledged decided
prout Tor the carnival day. rney the earliest
aud most liberal supporters Of the movement. aud
although they expended much in the matter OF pro-
vdug the committee rooms aud ihcir various adjuncls
oil messengers and servants, they were by
losers that account All the hotels allow decided
gain for the day, although, as the proprctors
ably remark, .Wc wondn't take the chances. of
profit again at any such prlce Why Why. because
have had no peace ever since aud what between
rortcrs und people who want to know what think Of
the carnival We arc nearly crazy"
Al tue Union Square, Earles and most OF the down
toxin hotels business on Tuesday was nearly ana IN
many thun doubled, aud the bars drove a
thrivng trade. The out of town crowd which Hooded
the lower part OF the cay to witness the "Indusrai
Procession u, alter literally ,atronizng the down
town places inundated those higher up. Ii bed
breakfast at The notes below canal
found always literally dashed wilh the procuc,s of
ihe vat stlL rhe day whicn began pleasure
ended we'll KNOWN III disgust, aud the outspokcn
expressions OF dissatisfaction Lavc 50 annoyed tie
ho,c! that many oil their Offices the following
fign occupies prominent placc:--
ANY 0N as Ar rr ASr 70 Su lsisSk'l" M
! VIII ~ saol O. rah sfoI.
WHAT rlL HS.SISG SAYS.
Mr. David d. Yucnsiip-, Jr., whose brief reign has
boon the subject OF so much invdious comment,
lound by the HERALD representative IA The Office Of
ls brewery. Mr. Iuengling, after considerable
pressure, delivered himself as ollows:
Intention Of dong what cOulu toward improving
business IN this city and OF course, rcap,ng some
proht TOR myself through The medium OF advertising
presented cy tho procession. Al hfst only
intended TO have one oi my brcwcries repre-
rented, but my friends persuaded me. and
planned tAe matter IN favorable hight tnat |
determined to do the thing extensively as could.
believe to-day that II the affair had been properly
managed /, would have been success. There IS
movement now on FOOT among the very people VINO
bore The heavy bruui'o expense IN this 'inlurc to
establish Il rerinnnenl annual industrial procession,
Ot--u
one tiat propose 10 take acvc part IN the either,
only a. an exhibitor however in Which share osly
lna originally ntcndcd figure IN the paraGe oil Tues
day.
untfuthtu talk III tho matter my position Tues.
nay. TIC way II came about was tbiA a wick or so
be'orc the procession anu alter had made all the
arrangements Tor representing my buslucss there,
Colonel So. Martin asked to assam. the rate OF
hing refused Ny friends pressed iAe, aud Colonel
ST. Martin repeatedly made the request, asserting that
several people hnd been mentioned tor the vacant
chair OF King Carnival, and that the association hnd
fcluscd them. desring some one OF prominence or
respectable position among business ncr At last
consented, but u was only after urging a SIDES.
notorieiy, and would even u tho result OF the
nilar had not been what u wac, have been much bet
ter satisfied TO wicssod and enjoyed proceed.
ings as i simple spectator Wncn II repTcscn ed
10 me mat MY ucquescencc would lurthcr The move.
ment entered into t."
TIIg THRONE NOR notGnE
at is true. then that you eager Tor the
position you offered anu pad hgA prcc
tor n.y.
y gu Uu MOI pay sifOVv ioT tAc tulVht VI iscA d.
Of New York;"
II did not pay cent directly. ! furnished my own
costume aud my cquipagc Tor the day, ~ considerable
out BY no means cxlravagant expense. The cost Of
my display ~ the procession WAS usso Considerable,
otncfHlse, however. demand Tor pay mont was
inudc Far from my having bcen called upon
To buy the throne II was absolutely thrown al me.
inc trouble IL that the pubic spritcd gentlemen who
subscribed literally the movement were de-
prndrn, o.. incompetent hands The manipulation Of
ihclr annirs."
HuNA. sTEr LADDERS.
sf.ol mn a. IA taNal a
for the evening pageant came was told that all wns
ready out 10 the float, and had actually 10 10
lifted into n Dy portcrs from the hossmUrc Hotel
" hen arrived II Gnmurcs Harden policeman OK
inu IN his set me on tue Sidewalk, Tor all Tho
world like baDyand all THIS Tor want u q char or
n step ladfcr winch the managers had neglected 10
rroylcc. Why," Mr. fucngug went on WIN eiIstcn-
mn eyes sf d real KING has hall the misery and
trouble that had wold rather be aoorcr 10 ms
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