New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
INCIDENTS or THE DAY.
WOULD-BE ORATOR ROUGHLY HANDLIo
BY THE CROWD-A FAT MAN Who 10
SORRY HE BET ON BRYAN.

SORRY HE BEL ON BRIAN.
Ius. as the Jewellers division was forming 10
Nassau-st at l:i5 p. H. tall man. ciah IN gar
ments decidedly the worse for many years wear
with q smooth face and large mouth DUH on
the correct lines for boy orator walked over
~ the steps of store. and taking off his nat
began addressing the open air "heh ne s'o'u
on the steps he looked bigger than ever, ana
crowd AT once gathered round 10 hear the TO" VI
words he was evidently about TO lei loose buSn'
eyebrows concealed eyes that were deep sc' "'''s
the other features. including broad, firm jaw ana
peculiarly shaped nose. indicated an irish origin.
Those who took up a position close 10 MN ~e''
able without difficulty to distinguish the suohH
odor OF Bowery whiskey. -
MY follow -countrymen' the sef-appointed ora
Tor repeated several times. each time oeihs sie'eu
with cheers by the crowd. which vas growing ~
large that IL blocked the street. "we-are III ''s
midst-of-a amost-stupendous- Here he was in'ea h.
ruptcd BY cheers and gr9ans ',rn IIr,ns snatiencs
'u .vho,s 20 he for-Bryan or Mckinley called ohe
man from the outskirts OF the ctOwh - osv.raA
bryan should say from MS LOOKS ""S"-
Bryan did hear ro9rsd ,ns oTs'oT ali the time
Iwant to-say-, AT ths point the sPesn,, sar,oudous
utter disgust interrupted by me ngsnbous
,ones Of some one speaking through nesap',Tyhs Ths
ZONES h,nT him from the inside Of the store Ing
crowd gave forth yell OF delight inen ans whIe
the pushed the sf big e %an srawd S
ball tactics during which the orator ii, os Size The
and was Sapy N ad the jewellers moved out Of tn:
street Half an hour later ,u the T ~ Zen stand.
oi a ~ n'st ;h middle OF the street looking up ana
down as II to determine which way ''''
had struck him.
Many Of the men N the parade passed the s'anS
at Twenty-third-st. before they Knew tha' "'
Hobart was there and frequent cheers lot inc Wv"
Presidential candidate We're given 100 i''o "
recognized by him. When the dignitaries "e''
familiar terms upon them Among the sree'ns'
usrs. .rhree cheers for Levi F." What $ the NAV
tor with Rill Strongw "Hurray for Tin Noodrua
and whats the matter with Garry HOBART
was evident that Mr. Hobart was not soihs
starvc because Of the parade. for AT l-% y ~ :"
walked back on the stand and received !. ,ssh nya
made sandwich. which he ate with M apps,eu aards
a few minutes later the second cabin ste"d,u ,,ns
The steamer Havel came marching along piay. Ens
'.The Star spangled Banner with hrg ae..1spg mseu
man accent Mayor Strong and SheriH IHmssS
dmcked behind the stand There was a mumeS
sound suggestive Of cork and bottle the cl h
ice could be heard above the blare OF IN. ieusS IA
hrsss and presently the heads OF the Mayor anu snu
th~ Sheriff reappeared and one was near" "a. ~ r
'"rhat was good" man VINO s.oon naa, hep
wonder II he means the muse or-the wea'"e''
A masculine looking woman OF uncertain ~
fought her way through the crowd near Foartee"'"
at TO a place where she could view the pafAae
advantage but even then she was not sa''SA.s
She evidently desired to get into IN argument W.
somebody and she didn't care particularly WIN
was At last she turned to a small mid-appea'"s
man who stood near her and said; ,..,, and
childish display"
"I am sure madame" replied the man, VII, VIII ="
offence to YOU think sa thai strbns ms krs srs
am a Bryan mani mean woman, m! sen tss,low.
what does this parade SsnfyI r tell agS gS" work On
EIection Oay we will then have something " sSe
about how our husbands shal 'o'c, asi,s her
waved her umbrella over her head 10 e"'p'"'
The force OF the female orators eoassr eoauenre by
somewhat marred at this juncture noMer ,svon. Say,
little newsboy shouting to con sompSsPhmi pan haint sot
Jimmie. I'll bet yer ten ter one tha' s"e '''''
no husband
fat man who had been bufreted about svS.
deal while viewing 'he parade at Madiso" .,e 80.
finally withdrew from the crowd sh'r' '.''. h,s
and AZ he stood wipng the perspiration iro" "a
face he blurted out: BLESS me. I've never .hst
much enthusiasm since the war. thous"
7 had a rock ribbed. ropper-bottomed e'"s" s.Ass
7 made that bet with Jenkins u ID nav nd several
on that bet II Il costs me a wine s'ppe'
your Ss,,sd Ss, 1;ss1 ss ia, man
BRYAN would carry this city, and II ! ,osr from the
gof 10 propel Jenkins In . wheeina.,h,.ss But saw
Efs cannot nnesuS Suy cts1 jenkins IN hire suD'u''
ike Cleveland did In IN" wa
Ons of the best-dressed battalons. anu '~.s,ns
from the generous applause given it while , vas
tho review,ng stand. one OF the best dr''e Co,
composed OF 1000 employees Of Aiken md VdryEcods
the wholesale and retail mli'inelEy, y,senth-st They
cre' re distinctive feature OF the great pa'"'
ain wore white felt Alpine hats
A novel spectacle was witnessed ny Hotel ct
as they passed in front Of the Ne"- A balcony
No. Gss broadway on the line Of marcn -
nd
The fastidioas WORKER came me dale Of opsas.
convinced In less than a month from r.s s Nev.i%ss
Ing the new Hotel Manhattan has oetsS 20 and hss'