The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-05
What We are All Talking About.

There was good deal OF excitement upper Broad
way yesterday. when number OF COACHES loaded
with young women from Buda Pesh stopped in front OF
the once OF steamship Agent Low about O'Clock Mr.
Low had imported the girls for the Madison Square
Garden They were look ng out OF the carriage win
dows and their sWarthy faces and black eyes attracted
the attention OF tho large swarm of rich and prosper
ous who usually stand for seventeen eighteen
hours every day In front OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
This phalAnx of metropolitan observers moved In a
body down in front Mr. Lows Office and for an hour
or more inspected tho Immigrants from Buda Pesth
with great care and considerable showing Of critical
Judgment Thnir presence attracted others of the ilk
and there OF the most remarkable assem-
bliss of ornamental men who do not work for their
living that New York has in long while. Then
Mr. Low. who apparently acting godfather the
new arrivals took them all OF 10 the Putnam House.
and the mas hers slowly dispersed
Daniel L. Gibbens waa a very welLknown figure
around town. His death surprised even his intimate
friends for ho usually supposed TO be OF robust
health though not of particularly BtAlWArt physique
His sudden elevation into publicity by Mr. Flower
one OF the oddities OF municipal potcA Mr. Gibbons
took TO politics as a duck does TO wafer His manner
was suANe and be was quick and alert both mentally
And physically. lie was Smooth.Shaveu and thin, aud
talked rapidly when interested in his subject The
cent death OF his father to whom Daniel L. GiobsnS
WINS very much attached. had a decidedly depressing
effect upon the young lawyers spirits
the subject OF the large FIRES that have been sweeping
over the forest lands In the interior Of tbs state and
tho mountains OF Pennsylvania There Is every indic4
ton that helsummsr will be dry aud tho small quaint
ties OF on the ground during March has already
dried the torsstA that tho great nrss OF the
two seeks with good deal Of ENCOURAGEMENT The
Adirondack wilderness about the only big forest
Eon which has escaped Between tho vandalism OF tho
utnbermsn and the fres resulting from the careless
meas OF The Fire wArdsnLhs Forests IN this section Of
the county are In good deal u danger
Young Mr. COudsrtS experience with AsAyaRs bronoho
could be pArAesd by that OF Ruy purchasers OF tho
stock brought on from tho West by horse dealers
broncho or pony which has recently been WId may
appear 10 10 very and AimEbe after he hAJ been
brought 2orU uIes IN OoI and and UnderfsI for
week but the came horse 10 apt 10 show some dnrr
snt ehTaclsrstics after he has been vel fsI w aud
kept for = day or Two IN u comfortable stall Many
VI the ponies which are pronounced thoroughly broken
10 saddle and harness DY dealers IN horses point
u fact Of the widest and without aHy pTAclcAl
experience under rein saddle Anl they tue most
dangerous horses IN the world for IAdss I" dTVs ~ The
county. and he ponss are Usually turned over to
the women u Tie house 10 not - yr SOnIeTsd al nat
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