The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

INT came in sight The previous numbers
they applauded loudly whom the master OF
ceremonies announced the object which the
coach was to achieve. Il was commissioned
b. the United States Government. he said. to
deliver mails and passengers at Deadwood.
Nhindered or molested In any way by thieves
or redskins they were not to spare powder and
ball. The coach party. as he announced It,
was composed as follows:
Cayuga Jake driver. G. Scott
Rapid Transit outrider. ......Frank wiman
The Old Settler .....................E.W W. Gould
Passengers. member OF Brave Buck Club of
Staten Island. Ofthe last named there were
I've. all young volunteers and not members OF
the club. The master Of ceremonies paid spe-
eial tribute to The Old Settler. who. he said.
had been known in those parts for we'll nigh
sixty years. In conclusion he said to the
members Of the coach party:
Go. and God be with YOU"
Many laughed at this. 1t was all burlesque.
Of course. and the earnest tones Of the speak
or and the solemn invocation seemed only .
part OF 1t. It was remembered and spoken Of
later with sorrow.
Mr.. z W. Gould had until this time been
seated with his wife and his son David. on the
covered grand stand Friends surrounded
them. and Mr.. Gould. who was a. noted Joker
His wife. Very gentle and rened lady. ap-
.i@ au tcs H. az The
peared to tho assembly again he was stretched
SH m Length on top Of ths stage
S s f. was iyInS p%rty On his III
shirt made him look particularly funny to the
crowd GROW ,ov who had seen him before 9ny as
swell clubs; There was merry twinkle in his
surrounding these. At the coach moved away
back was 70 tho crowds on the other two
rs as lace only when the coach had gone around
% ISnI turn. bringing Its rear into view. The
SSSStsl ttfs windows and shouted to iriends in
"s AUDIENCE, Here goes Tor q good time"
rod ds.nS MI ,Wimsn, son Of Erastns Wipan.
.slags;trim med huckskin trousers. with bid
SaafrdEe belt around his waist and a revolver
yslx horses Which had Goen "i hired wf" from on~
livery stable. Mr.; Scott, the driver. has been
ssSt bapsss to ,G Hbb n fonr six and
lore given an exhibition of fancy riding which
sh2 bSssa him to Gs VII ysrsed handling
fnd
TO- drive. but he WAS absent at CayuCa III ~
Inc position taken 10y Sir. Gould sH"mod
dangerous. and MT few comments w w.
heard on the stands. Some OF the CHI M Man
who were there said, however. that il wn NH Ill
right. The whole thing had been rehe" ear al
was about. Tho ton Of the coach. wheT" i.
lay, was perfectly smooth. It bulscI a ii,iin
a. the centre and sloped of to he ends ,vL nr
there was slender iron railing no, Mora
than i've inches high. 1T looked extremely
Easy Tor tho man stretched out appnrniti,
20 careessly 10 roll or in II. lurch OF the
eoacll. but al wont wei! as the horses dashed
Along and the coach rolled around the eli Gu mr.
Esek to point opposite the centre stand Al
mat point was the entrance to the dresslnr
grounds. and the painted Indians and sprc'
tAcniar cowboys could be seen from the stands
walting behind IL fence until they received the
que To come out. Half dozen OF tho cowboys
inc coach as 1t passed. The master OF cere.
monies was mounted on his horse near the
covered stand. with his white signal flag in his
Mhen the coCch had got about half way
between the entrance to the dressing crounds
NM xo " covered staud tho white flag was
waved and the Indians cam" pouring out nell
heli with horrible shrieks aud Wells, Ons OF
s me VII lest WAS Edward W. Gould Jr.. n son
M partner Of The man on the Conch
h"r. YOU'D, senior. ros up Just II littls from
is recIlhlng post ion. SO a. to be able TO Lrjn
lie fi,e :" his shoulder, and young Wiman.
ffnS ooutri1eF, turned in his saddle. Then the
S SoH or. Goulds rifle and Mr.. Wiman's re-.
SihssSrr,ts SPOKE in speedy reply In fact il was
We others The majority In ihs a,,dianc OF
ESousedq and laughed In merry Appreciation OF
N''ans performances Only q few noticed