New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
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SYRAcrsE, July 25.-Ihe interest excited by
tho daily DEPARTURE Of Immense parties ~ Ireih.An
children ~ cOn1nrd 10 Newfork cry. Wherever ts
Jolly little ,ds aud assos ~ they raise brcole ooF
duct0rs, trtiumrn, steamboat captains aud sicNani
know them fuii we'll and their presence Ia RAILROAD
ions and GA river and SOind steamer, by means 10
least lntclrug AMI important feature ~ summer navel
la the country Villages which tDrso small armies Nads
Their coming D. the excitement and slk ol the day. Thei
wonderful dougs everywhere heralded In the nea+
paper, In me Syrdcnes Diig J0mHH o. July - there
appears the following description OF one OF the parties:
From the cas the $50 tram the Delaware, laes
",nitI 'nd 'it1 ht,I@ b4Iias ,7h M l,,I-r,i
faces, grmy hands and sleepy eyes. They didn't np
,,f , i,,"s WHEELER an Cu,n,iasa Iu,litn would
Janp 0t the teogrlp Office window upstairs OF not
The chIrcI from tue poorer quarters OI NeW-1Ork
aud re .ucd m three batclcs respectively h. o.
Well. Mexico .uI Pulaski, OsNrsO Comfy, ana ne cOlI
try toIuibuui. Iicl one knows Yt- Wei huelt he =
! ike ], taI, orwell asked snail boy IN hrcad-
bare suit that seemed 10 nave been Manufactured lt
Peter the Gr,at-at least il great enough lie sal
his name was Tommy and he lived In Twenty sxthst,
some day he may he Mayor rap common COUNCIL 70
order win ruscNo)l tFcL tid Icj Tue lc lal 0u %
city with benign smile, a clean shaYe ana SOOd JIdS'
ment.
through city streets amid thr in,ltnt buste f
morning. the early rstr laDOrers gong % Work, Oies
waiting for drink. al stared at theh IA amaLemse@
H. L. Dusnd and number Of other ladies' tent tier al
washing races amt cOmDng independent unluly sof5
hair. And Then thsy were out again. shorty Alters
O'Clock squad of cigIty led 10 the Central depot
dining rooms. The coiorcd waters force;
lOoEing mp the street at tue OncOmng pnIiaHX whci
marched forward bystandpr remarked, with Cd
thusiiSm when the spirit OF the celebrated Demo-
cratic PnaianX only counterfeit. ." But then" SAID
gentleman these children have more 10 expect thai
the Democrats have. The boys ami girls know they h4ys
a good breakfast awaiting them, and toe Democrats ar.
marching on trust" Arriving within the precincts Of
the dining the children found ready hearty
breakfast consisting Of nam and beesteak milk. brad
and butter OnCcttes and stawet potatoes furnished ~
the Kindness of Mrs William +. Hamilton. They wer3
dressed for gala day. Any could 1t, and thsif
best shabbneSs. The cut ane III OF their garments
told of mothers who mmuted IN tcnenrnts, d been on
OF sight the great moving world FOR years. ma bsl
made for hrir children garments such ~ were Wofs
ncn they themselves were chlidren.
The only cOunierattrstiOu wuicl could At al compu
with the frcsh-ar troupe Ia Syracuse Barnuni bh
the two rival professions formed combination that
morning which it is safe TO call the greatest sho" on
earth The children somehow got lied up IN bar
NUNS parade but cxrcated creditaby al lat AM
were led OF the Geld.