New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

"GApg" CASES M,NY MooDs-wno SOME or THE
RIDERS WERE.

RIDERS WE'RE.
Aa"Gohcr Case stepped ont upon the porch
Of hi, road yesterday morning and discovered the
white mantle that covered the ground he was seen To cut
an old fashioned " pigeon wing" with mcomparaple
oroce and he quoted stanza of "snow,
snow. beautiful snow" with such fuency ~ to starte
. loo the FAT boy who remarked TO the bar tender
" Auotber claimant for tho authorship OF the disputed
poem" As the day on and the snowiakes contih-
ned 10 fall Gabes" face bclmed with smiles only less
exhaustive than his voluminous SHIRT 'front.' ana irlH
.,d tho sparkle of tho diamonds in his horse
.hoe brsastpin. He supplemented the pigeon wing
with tbc more modern double shuttle, which he accom-
nsred in such manner to again startle the fat boy
realization Of -ubunary things and the fat boy told
th. bartender that the old man had missed hs calling
1bis marks new era I'm the fat boys existence being
Che arst time he has ever been known to utter two sell
teuccs ON the same day. .
rh ,,e of the sleigh hell ia sweet music to Gohe's
oar A. II means the nglng Of extra coin IN hi' TIL aud
dining the the day. different opmionsa "a the weather
u,,, ,prr.s,,l hs face Was study. When the pesAl
ni.,l, rnd ruler would come IN and say that n" believed
" would tain Win mninlnt 'nnt MN Ni,, ami
rnu 6ls rpa ia,Lpt rnsar ahoNt hs rn1 n'm n'h me
tnhi weather. that he wh" iW nav hurmN '''ho, wv
a., "A IA, pltlNtp itl tItnnN hN tNl al lhe lA'' Wh'h
hr WVn6i l .n "A tho ariahW4 continued ~ aNne ~
| ,h,,s,stv wad duNot d,oVrei ~ nm sall lhet 'm
! GSlrS''" r,ahe Wuod nuah All we'
Win ,oua,w.iV 'lr Ma ehelt rs,AA eP' ~ msw
| tmm,nio,o Vanderbilt ani old ,o.onol john liaret
N,, inu u,nal rtuuluvt W thu tbh IA hNl al lhe lNu
~hr, thr oid shioutd Aud sltlhp Wtr an 'he
sNlr, and tho d'Nr,n estimated lAnN nwvN ~ 'ne
| amount at suow heir holaoa Throw IA thelt lAott
| John jackson quinn, ot hAiom arriving ms
| black pcdmg Capt Jack, Wrndtd hls way
| Ia Oaho'," hoaiviy hetoto tho break "t Jay Nnu
| aroused the house at hNb IN tho morning Ia erd'l III
Ies.cr his ntst mortgage on the small hnlio ol oh'm
| uni.nc aud mincc pie which "GHhe promises Ia give
la Inc r,t arrival hy sleigh, providing there two con
srcutiN days cghng Mr. quinn believes that lac mas
! redeemed his vow, mado last summer Wh,l
| the mercury was among the nlncllos, To WIZ
| tho prize. Julian Barclay WAS tho nrst on'
Ia arrive from below ffyninth ST., and Will probably
carry on the large bottle and the second mince PIE
| When A became an almost assured fact that the cham
pague and pies had been won, "0abo" instructed III,
l.nd man to the cellar and select two bottles col
champagne. thoso tho least likely to keep That hey
might be ia readiness Tor the winners when they pu II
| nm nppcaranco to-day. In the afternoon seVrra
| huge turkeys rallied for aud as nish
closed IN tho railing stll continued and Te'euy iai
| high. -, -. - , a.. On,
! first day. There were many family sleghs drawn d!
stad horses daslng turnouts with horses decorated
with red pumes driven by Of fashion, with tho reg
Mar tiger occupying tho rumble seat. aud light Port
| land cutters drawn by heetfooted trotters: ANON
tho latter were sheppard Y. knanp with his Duro
| mare william >. Ridabock. driving Dan smith iecor
2:2I Nathan strlus behind Fannie Temple daugDte
VI tho famous Flora Temple; Captain John Dawsonwt