New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
BoXEs AND BARRELS IN DEMAND.
spECULAToRs, BIZ AND LITTLE. HAD iRolI-
TABLE DAY.

SPECTATORS, BIZ NND liz hHD - A''''-
TABLE DAY.
The pcop'c who erected private stand "lonS IL.
line az march rcaped golden harvest Yesterday ana
last evening A, also did The small boy with ON
,oxes Numerous stands were erected I'm Fiitlavc,
hctwe,n Madison square ard Thirty fhlst. by sleon-
atoI. and for seals tacse stands eA rDiH Pii ,
were paid TO sec tFc military and night parade ."
one stand the man In charge having sod all oil inc
seat, for II 10 f2 each except ten, announcer ua'
$40 was the price lac would ak foi the other chi7'
Two ,acrs tf tickets to have the privilege OF seeing
I ,,ch. n,,,dc a, well a, the military d"mon>tra-
,ion TIN. man waited IL hour for takers, but III
that time he secured 300 for hia len seats Inc
majority o! the sca,s along the route however SOFA
for from al to ~ 10 the military or the he
parade.
did not have much Of aivantag" over th' sH"'l
man miles, he Lad lox whico to stand All
o-o,c thc line people stood boxes barrels AMI
chairs and it was utterly impossible fr person
standing on the Sidewalk 10 see tho poop" III lh'
uor,do Men and boys with boxes had 10 dihcul'y
in selling them for 80 cents cacl. After te military
parade the small boys gathered mp all the boxes
which they had sod earlier IN Inc Gay al" I'V'' '"
to people In ~" evening
Am1ng tie many Short people who were par'Icn-
larry anxious TO Get a good view Of the military Po
,.sin AT Union square the Everett IJuN' YES
,or,ay was A fat V 10, although he was nos moro
than four feet hv, ipcheo In height, weighed h''h'
100 Mounds He ina succeeded III buyhS
barrel rom Il boy 70. - cent, and for an Lour OF
moro ic viewed the parade t. his utmost sa''d'i''
II wa, not long before there were men ana women
standing around him chairs and boxes. Mono
NJ them however. had such commanding vie" u
the soldiers rs the fat man OH the barrel ana - ic'
so proud Of his position that he frequently "'u'
remark, about the people On The CHAIRS ana boxes
"p1t hc,nc in it, These remarks became tlrcaOmc
10 the more unfotIrate people near him. ana many
NJ nc spcctatOrs wished tEat something wOild happen
10 spoil tnt pleasure OF the lcquaciois lat man,
They did not have 10 wait long. suddenly ana WIN
ont warning the top Of the barrel cnvcd In, ana inc
short fat man disa ppeared from view. IL Is aueS
lion which were the mere sirp iscd when INC H""
wcni down--tl, man or the people lie had ms haidS
in his rockets when the crash came, ana as ne Was
bigger than the barrel when In that position hc
hccamc vcdCed In between thc slaves aud hooPs
H., went down with suc. force. too' tii he was
beu for awhile for Keeps" Tic y"Ecc Tor some
hody 10 assist him from his position, but ~ one
,Tcrcd 10 hep him. On the contrary; man h'sI
Tim who Was standing on box, put his loot on ne
m It mans shoulder 80 as 10 keep Am DOWN. Tn
,"t man said Lail sticking into him, but even
this plea made no impression on the Spectators d"
"' lie IS right lin it, remarked man near him.
ca lot hin STAY there" Finally, however, the
man succeeded in getting lis head above me top
- the barrel and he assisted u TIE cage oi
the crowd