New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
they may be rewarded by the clerk OF the weather with
less rain aud more sunshine
STROLLING DOWN TOWN AND UP.
VARIOUS PHASES OF THE CITY's LIFE.
FROM GRAND AND MULBERRY STREETS TO FIFTH

Dr0adclDth
cred. discussing earnestly than usuaI the ro'so
lite. of the contest that has the Fifth
ave. pavement The statesmen from the wards nave
not been slow to discover tho Importance OF TINS sre
and declare without hesitation that Ia the beginning
Of nght for the control Of the city government
Along Ceutrest past the Tombs. whose gloomy front
has made many a man shudder as he crossed
the threshold IN the custody OF an on1ccr,
the roller took Ms through Cana-st TO the bo"
cry and thence on to Graui-st.. which gas swsrmne
th shopperA Here Is where " the millions MAKE
their bargains The OF the worklngnen are num-
erous this busy th,rouRhfsre. A sbopkeeper mere
has OPP the novel expedent for advertising by en-
ploying force OF worknea. who operate In MS sho"
window II Is shoe store and every process OF Tue
Manufacture Of from the cutting OF the uppers
the putting OF the final polish. exhibited to the
open mou he'd saxers crowd that gathers around
stepped inside FOR a talk the chic. workman and
asked n be did hod 1t difficult TO conduct WORK
many pc pie staring at MIN. Not now" he re-
piled. "but can toll yoa that spoiled good many
pair of shoes before l used to it When first
came here II msie ne nervous Ihen
after Tat wore of. faces In the
throng would attract my attention I would fall to
wondering what perencc hal caused shade OF sad
one face what had been the pain that had
warped the corners OF aboih-rs mouth had to fght
myself all the time To keep from noticing these things
but after awhile got over hat and now work right
along without any trouble"
The stroller crossed the Bowery again and wandered
mp through Mulberry and Mott sts, toward the Poice
Central Ofce Italians thick these streets The
dr walks full OF brown-fsced children. bowlegged
-cautily clothed. dirty aud unkempt Inc black
haired women look II they old before
their time Their faces prematurey wrin-
kled and Their short forms bent and warped. 1oihers
thirteen fifteen, they are women OF mature age
At twenty sni old aud decrept years later. Ped
lers thick. One sharp young man with wagon
fun or is and csIcoes Is driving
lively trade. Blackey-d women chatter AROUND him
with the vlvaclty - the monkeys at utri PARK They
sharp thri~ demand for bargains, bht tbey buy
rapidly. and a, he young man runpes on his cart MS
stock Is lighter and pocket fdoT than when he went
among them. There IL icehOu3e II MuiDerry-sL
driven mp to load aud unload. IN"
pavement covered with chppinga Fifty children are
thereof all coors ami OF conditions MANY OF them
almost nude aud all OF tAem dirty-wbo crowd around
pick up the piece, OF ice Some of them nave
pals with which, they are nlef they scafnper away
labor,ously Juggling their sDoils. Now and again
youngsters light themselves for the possess
sion OF some lar piece tha has been dropped among
them. and they scream and yell and the blood nes from
L looking men stare al you from the
windows, smoking pipes and watching the women at
their work II IT tHeir sole occupation IN lIe
am told that the prime pa labor OF many OF them Is con-
fined to selinc the That their YVES and children
have gathered sorted and pocketing the pro-
ceeds for their own benefit. Their APPEARANCE Is
prepossesnl and would not care u wander around
where they are OF dark nights
Eshtn-st. IS sort OF Mason and Dxon's line between
the homes OF the toiers aud the of the city and
the upper tn. turn across town To FNh-ave and dis
Murat HalsteAd. OF n Cincinnati Conmcrcsdt
Ga=.e down the white marble Steps OF tue 3re-
wort HOUSE lie mabrs tis ms sew "rA slolp'h-
place because he NkOs the dainty French dishes
d@ys Of the elder vale. Mr. la stead
growing portly as he advances in ss- ana ms hraa
nGstachr ami imp RAJ tn't nave made NJ face 80 pom
any group OF PIE ures 81 the American eaiors
rtlf.. fha on
thoughts " We are deyotng curse yrs IA On O." he
snt 70 m nureIv TO local alt,r. We nave been deal
ing somewhat with thr temperance Question The
EepgblcaDs learned the es>on that the attack oi
the Prohibition enemy Is a thug 10 he rrpns-d a.
-terny the attack OF any other enemy " hen they
smiir u' Oh tAe mn We sinlte them on h- ing lac
Republican parry IS not party or prohibltlo IL is
party OF temprrano rsstricton regulation OF taxation
Ua ~ ono d e tnr ~ or ,n"u ana Inc Zee peo-
PIE belief that were FOR al o. them carried
hrIe now ai on COP =" s'aS. a. -, - go sst, ~
l-ss . of / think the Se ate Committee Oh
PRIVILEGES AMI Elections made serious mist Ike III not
AN ~ -ctIon rb~ refusI TO take - a. was not thai
deIc too litte but because there was
b. II the nve-tig 'tion mad been pursued as II
ought t. have beeu Senator PAYNE would nav been
OoA in order 10 nave avoided tho exposure
that certainly would nave ensurd."
AS the stroller up Fiilh-ave. he discovers the
short and figure OF Kooert Garrett In the door
way Of the Brevocrt House. surrounded by " L. lngAl-,
Or ando Smith aud W. Peabody three OF the principal
managers Of roads eentrne Al Cincinnati Mr.. Gar
down stree. 10 SAL for Europe III
the afrruoou ami II l. -vl-nt that he has been making
his last business arrangements with these gentlemen
before abroad. am lOd Tile later tna h has
railroad conoi sti'n to be made on his retarn
Railroad building is being pushed In tie Southwest
country. learn on stopping 10 talk with group OF
AGA Iautancrs the Flith Avenue Hotel Calvin
Brcc East tennessee system has met two OF his
leuteDants who have just from Arkansas, where
they surveying extension OF that road One Of
them Congress Gu sries y. Lan-on. OF ONO.
/ ga
country IN ArSau-ss swaltinx developments There are
,cts Of lan OF 10000 to $1,000 acres which
present wholly uulnprOyrd some OF II tile choicest
Land country. Ii WA raise tang. Tor II Will
raise cotton winch - about the "ny thpS thry K"c"
how cultivate TneJ know uothing Al all about diver
great deal % Inaaria foyer all through there. but
The fact that me Lard l. not d. aln-d
travelled along White River Valley for ten 10 we've
miles a stretch without finding single human ha'-
itaon d tins was WITHIN sixty Or seventy miles OF
any railroad Ines
Coming out or hotel observed the smiling face Of
Nj Drshield for many years at the Riggs House
and caterer OF the Restaurant the House Repre-
sentatives ar Washington. Hr tells that he
just been put IN cnar.e Of ali the notes aud Restaurants
OF the Baliimere aud Railroad Company. including
It's famous summer resort at Deer PARK.
Steamer day tells It's story IN scores Of people who
getting couveyances before the leading hotels
down TO the sea IN ships sixty five departures IN
single day make vaciDcy even so big scaravansary
Fftn Avenue Hole and 1t requires every
at command to transport them all to the steamer
Colonel "JiE Jones' tall and iapX. comes aions sin
Ing. lie Is Deputy III tHc u'tOh Hou1t WAS
the first man appointed ander the Administrator.
got his place ting single application. Is ab
MugwaDp tie Lackb and doesn't believe In Civ
reform ~ "a Kind tnai Republican IN
office unIer d Democratic Administration.
Lew p. Morton the street. but dsappears quickly
from view not before learn that he Is hrnIy de-
clded not 10 Dc chairman OF the County Committee
HELPING THE Pa ELLA HENTARY FOND
Yesterday was the biggest day that the MEM
beers OF the National League nave mai for long
time Several held IN THIS city.
well as Il BROOKLYN, False monty for the Paria-
! pentary fund The Finn Ward Branch
had mass-meeting in the afternoon ia
Berrigan's Hail. Hudson and Desbrossrs SIS.