New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-12

Tho walkers sadly belle their bill boards Upon these
crafty devices deceive the public they are represented
as men OF splendid presence majestic In manner mus
cular in limb powerful In physique. Their legs are in
swift the bllboards and they are invariably
lust behind another each sraining every nerve
for the lead. That Is not realized In the Garden
The track there Is ornamented with few scrawny
droOpy sleepy, detected perspirug hooweyed and I'M
happy mortas dressed in dirty cheap tights pacarded
with a big number like a convict, and dragging them-
selves along with painful motions as forlorn spec
tace could be presented Albert tho champion. who
unques Onably regards himself having earned place
among the leading OF his country. Is small wiry
follow. by far the most Intelligent looking OF the
walkers. In his hand he carries short, light black
stick, which he goes on the track without He
calls II his wand and takes IL "fluok, he says. The
man really seems think that he owes his vitality and
freshness the spoil OF his little black stiok He Is
often to It endearngly as II 1t were
prize baby PanchOt Is Buffalo etter-carrer. While
be was passing box Thursday saw pretty young
married woman, who sitting IN the box with her
husband and her younger sister. take from her
bosom and 1t to Panohot lie picked 1t up without
looking at the handsome even brilliant face above
him. 1t trIHe faded OF course but postman
might have thought Of well, OF all the condolences
between a and But Panobot didn't. He
put it cod OF earthi- In his hip pocket
The cOlored pedestrian, Hart, attracted much atten-
ton. He is healthy negro. having clear dark skin
and rather open cOuntenanoe Ladies or his own
complexion flock numerousy to him. and lavish
upon him many astonishing specimens OF the florists
art. buxom colored woman came in the other day
bearing horseshoe as largo as cart-wheel She
assumed position OF prominence near the bridge and
beckoued 10 the crowd around her to approach closer
The owd nothing oah drew cheerfuy near, and she
thus addressed:
"Dis bokay, gem'mans," she said. am tended TO
Mstah Hart l am Quanted wifi do gem'man this
with an expression OF pride and qualification which
caused the coorod ladies in her vicinity to elevate
and their heads and affect looks of
pcion and dlstrust she did not fail to observe these
OBVIOUS results OF her remarks They caused her to
beam radiantly and to raise her voice. 20 am my
darter she continued with air OF mothery approval
She am Jest comm ob age. gem'men an her name am
Minnie. Her an made dis hyar bokay wifi our own
hans and wen Mstah Hart long O. dis away I'm
goin pursent IT, It ull be favah, gemmens, e you'll
jeat glib TN good sen-of"
The crowd roared with laughter and yelled Justify for
Hart while lady beemed still more radiartly
and got herself in position for the presentation Pres
emily Hart along and the crowd chcerod wildly.
He caught sight OF the mountainous bokay and his
admiring friend and paused. The crowd helped her
push 1t over the fence She shook hands warmly with
Hart who bowed his thanks and troted with 1t once
around the ring TO hor unbounded delight.