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Towards the close Of certain day not
many weeks aso pedestrians on Penn
aylvania avenue were impeded BY 2
e,uvrd collected in front Of Brentano's
bookstors, corner Eleventh street. Soon
the crowd became % great that the Po-
ice were needed to clear the way. The
canse Of this unusual occurrence was the
gentleman who had alighted from the
carriage which awaited his return. To
obtain view Of him when he should 90
% o. while he was inside was what the
crowd was intent % pc gntlelen
~ President Arthur IT wa the sve-3
ming before his depaItarea n he jannt e
Florida for rest and recreation. To OBJ
tain I few books and other reading mat
ter for it Was the object Of his visit TO
Brcntauo's. The one had been purchaser,
the other seller, for years in New York,
before the wneel u iol..lo 10: . 49,
90 n to bring one into the White House,
the otner 70 washington :" "'' A'o" "
cation. 40
Il VIII probably occur " 'ne . =
that there was NIUE IN the occu,e "
Cause . crowd 70 oo'lec'' - "as' w"
ever, Arthurs nlss appearance W '.s
avenue, save - ne mao Oeen . numDe, =.
times driven 70 ana nom tne oePo'. ~
was then, % he u yet almost as mucn .
stranger ~ though II was ms nle' Hpp0''
ancs in washington. -.
The reader VII. undeIsau sn.' +,
syivania avenue - wnefe 80 R...
congreease ana wnere' 70 "a - '.0 :.
collection OF the oloes. lnnao'..n. %.
tends, Presidents nave De.I u .'
acting IKE weii-Dfeo peop'e ~ s'
maniiesting an ihseie' III ~ha. .ou ~
seen ana neatu mo csu0ns 0.-.A -
reaiise tna1 inoeeo 'pefe "a' : '
among tne"'
PRESIDENTS ON TN, AvHNO.
1hcle arc 'lioe1 wno A p.-s..,..s
'lon o. cenela 'a'Hon - 1884,
MA avenue; NOR "nU nAve !. .ae
fecoiiecs'on OF "l: ,A" nu,.", ~
tnoogn no' . m.n =. '4e wl.s;.".o.;.
no mss : se. ~ - a.s
gfea' snoluenM!e' - n n
penod wss . D.'ei 'n.. ns a 10.
Time 70 mo
70 tno VIZ a "a ~
OF Tyler, whose pfeeeno0 Vnere s0tn ~
United States Senator and President was
familiar to Ill Washington; Of MI. Poik'
who, q Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives and President, was known 70
nearly the whole Of the population who
knew any Of the public men OF ms Gay |;
Of General Taylor, who, as he walked
through the avenue with his hands
locked behind him and the air Of the
soldier, was At once the observed Of all
without seeming to know IL; OF MI.
Fillmore, whose fine presence, Dotn De-
fore and after ne became tne eenans OF
the White House, was co4aQous oD-
jet whenever ne appeared = no d'o
quite often, on the avenue; OF oeneiA
Pierce, who wasalmost washing'on'an
himself and q favorite, Is was evident
whenever he took his accustomed walk
on Washingtons principal street; OF
Mr.. Buchanan, whose long residence AZ
the Capital made him . stranger no
where. n. =.
nNoolss lAAlIlAR FACE
VI MI. Lincoln tneIe u = nse,y leco,
iection- ne was onen zen On lenn1yi-
wanna avenue. Many OF tne c,u1ens
knew MN wnen ne was = member u
Conefess ana ne "as nos 1a'o',y =
strangefs9ner even " ~ oup.ouS
times usHsFm M elscHpn- mr.
Lincoln DID, s9a on sea.e nom
cares q Myse - - ~ un
usual telpG Eosse Pm son4 - tne :.
White House IN quest OF inc quarters
ola Senator or otner puonc man OF
friend whose counsel or society ne did
not hesitate to seek when ne ielt 1t de.
s'able. MI. Lincoln was not . man 9,
ceremony. he Kept himself on . le'el
with the people. TO the peorea9 gen
erai ms presence was rs wen AnU"n ~
almost any ciazens. OCCASIONALLY nc
wouid DC iouna IN the narke1-piace III
conversation win m.lke'men' ea.uenelS
70" oe.em Ans !s Aa Ai0v
num- mo 'ne'e 40 NO Ano",ns 10" n.''s
ou...' s'.'00 CIV" !" ~ -
oef .nc Ainu' "''os''u. .o'- -. a 49,.
" 'n4 ~ 'n s.s'.s. W. - l ..e gu
pe.n: - " 1910. !:
n.mes .nu ' w"1: .e =.
Psol.s nso . VIZ 81: 81
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