New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
DAVIS MoBBED BY SPECTATORS
CLEVER ANSWER BY ONE OF THEM INDUCE
THE AUTHOR TO PURCHASE FOUR rl'NN'''
AFTER HE HAD ALMOST LOST HIS "Ni
AND COAT THE CHILD VIII

THE AUTHOR TO PURCHASE io'"
AFTER HE HAD ALMOST LOST HE "N'
AND COAT THE CHILD VIII
WANTED TO SEE TIE PIGGY.
Mrs George J. Gould one Of the women -
.boro the crowd paid court yesterday. 9he wa -,
"'i'',' Wv ,,rtv OF friends She had two oi
bar children with her. and one of their Ht'-e lr'"'
The Could children have seen huiho'r VI
shows but the little stranger was not - -,
vas barely tai enough to peep over the ran ~ -
box He ddgeted around. ana al every 49,,
huge his eyes g.istened and he turh'i "'S NJ
,,,.,ri the gate where the entrance was "'""'.
Each time the light would de on; OF Ms 'Srs' "',
his face would take on puzzled .ooN. NJ
T., IA. In great distress. and kept asking lho'e III ~
hox @ question but everybody was 50 busy cha'"ns
mar Into attention was given him. tlnaiy ~ sa't
u,b a sob. II want to the man WY 'he pssf'
IIs was evidently thinking that It was circus
and that it not fair to Keep the COW" oN0" ~
long. - - v,-o1,os
The natty girths worn By the hackneys on eu"e9
a, afternoon attracted the attention OF the
women The surcingles looked a great dea. IKE 'he
dress parade crossbeits Of the TN Regiment o'e
woman in box waXol enthusiastic over 'hese n'''
bets and said: Don't you think It makes thein 'ooN
q whole LOT nicer to wear those-er-those-weI' yo"
know-those things around the waist? Her escort
told her that the belt she referred to vas generally
known as A surcingle She replied with oe"iteh-
ing sni.e: "Oh yes; ought to know Tor my pro'"''
Is I'm the TIN, and he wears them "heh he 10 v"
Daradp. But | lOu I lult4N N"i' Wv '''''''
is half 50 fascinating as the horses 90 you anu
be lad TO say that he didn L.
~Che chill lren predominated during the ai'erhoo"'
and they held high carnival From the boxes they
viewed the antics OF the horses In the ring WIN
everv manifestation of approval and delight ana
chatted away with one another at great rale
Whom the band away up in the top gallery at the
west end of the building struck up the 'ocoa"ut
Dance" in the afternoon, two little tots st'lhs III
box on the north side of the building broke away
from the nurse who had them IN charge ana were
soon whrlng away through the GOwd ,ho an ,hay
pronlptu dance. II was only by threat 'ha' 'hcE
were induced to come back. ., , t
charles r Bates who IL a1ectonately known py
his friends as Fatty" Bates. sirutted around tne
arena yesterday afternoon re mas sN"In IL wss
Congratulated on every SIDE, anl war ~ aaisir
feather casual aequain9nee tnsGw IyD ave
, you got any entries" FATTY Rates looked a.
MN gir wn aS ST SAID egfT teTsey Got entries burn
Look at those fellows up against the ralli an mo
boxes said A. b De Freee. Those fellows AROUND
the ring loyS the So morse Jr or drag but
they like to watch those thoroughbreds 20 throusn
their PAGES Now. those fellows around the BOXES
are the society end of the show. and they stand
around and cape at the women. ana don Know
get along without either one of them so It's quits
Richard Hardlns Davis the author. had trying
experience in front Of the Garden with me horde OF
show. lie was hcset by the speculltors before ne
|
grabbed him from all sides when he was indscreei
enough to say that he intended tn purchase tickets
| one knocked his hat another nearly tore MS Goa,
| from his back ard another accidentally punched
him in the face with his fist Mr.. Davis was angry,
| and he turned To one OF the spectators ana De
mandod in tones that displayed MS feelings: What
do YOU fellows mean? What Go you want, any
! way?
| one OF the spectators said mcekey
| I'VE Just wanted to money sir.
| The answer neat that Mr.. Davis laughed
and bought four tickets from the ingenious specu-
| iator
| \ HORSE SHOW IN BRONZE AND IRON.
The chief piece In Tininys Horse Show. which
| opened in their window In Union Square Weiass-
day at noon, is undoubtedly the Bronco Buster"
| by Frederic Remington f. Wellington Ruckstuhl
secretary OF the National Sculpture Society is also
heckney. The exhibition T. not. however limited to
american scup,ors, there are many fine spec-
! mems Of Baron Klodt's modelling in Russian iron
| castings, Lancerc's In Russian bronze and other
noted sculptors IN French and Vienna bronzes. The
iron casting. In watch some OF the finest modcing
| IL shown. made $50 miles from any railroad In
| the TRIAL Mountains Of Asatic Russia. Among them
are reproductions OF Baron Ktolts colossal horses
on the Anitichikofr bridge over the Fontonka Canal
/ In st Petersburg. These rank among the largest
bronze horses In the word. The reproductions are
| In sizes suited for large table or cabinet orna-
ment.
one Of Larcere's best works THE Eagor"
mounted a spirited hunter amoFt lie size with
an eagle In his right hand ia shown IN Tif1any's
rrt rooms, reproduction OF II Is also shown among
| tho gma.ler pieces In the window The exhibition
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