New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

\ group of street urchins is reaping rich har-
vest in the Wall Street district nowadays by an
imitation of full brass band, with solo trumpets
I4tir instruments are newspapers, rolled into
I megaphones of various sizes, through which the
boys blow Justify, Their repertory is extensive,
patriotic melodies Each Noon the boys none Of
lower Nassau-st before some large Office building
with heir leader nIavf,Ir solo trIImnet !" IN y-birb
most OF his band play wild discords, they begin
time they have fair audience of amused business
busiest Of thoTougHaTes Tue s enad III ihds
shower OF pennies always tesuhes to the appreCia-
thanks ks ' 'u0e'''s i0F winch the leader bows his
The Chicago man bolted into a Broadway hotel
with his hat over his and his coattaiIs over
his head, stretched his feet until they found the
brass rail and pointed at q bottle. When the
chaser" had chased what it properly should the
Chicago man spoke in tones of scorn thus: They
call the place from the Windy City. Bosh!
Why, when 1t comes to wind Chicago compared
TO New-York is a millpond beside Cape Horn. I've
a hurricane blowing, FIatron only one you say?
pan pan PHede d aozeh Flalyohs. mere the
Broadway from Forty-second-st. to Twenty-third-
corner lover down in Broadway, from canaitst
to Trinity Church, there's another spot where you
ana Spruce SITS I've seen the wind blow a horse
to standstin. Go to Earlen. and the whole
bryonic cyclones. Chicago the Windy City, Rub
Chaser chased.
The elevated railroad employees, despite the JEFF
fersonian democracy to which their employment
would tend to commit them. put themselves no
trouble in showing courteSes to Italian laborers
who, with pick and shovel on shoulder. start for
fact, motorman and the conductor and guards
of his train have made the ride to Harlem such
that they have taken to the surface ears. 1t was
simple process of elimination consisting OF
starting and stopping the train with a jerk. Most
The minute they would get on the platform the
guards would give the starting signal the
start the train with swift Jerk The unprepared
Italians would be hurled bounding down the
on the seats. When they Went to get out the
s a " 9nd t TP wod b 9b9b nile a W
waving legs and arms in the doorway
Persons who were hardy enough to venture out
last Sunday night and got far downtown as the
Postoffce saw a somewhat novel sight. From the
middle of MaiI-st., in front of the Postofice u
column of steam spouted to the northeast Broad
way corner as though it were a stream of water
from hgn pressure MIGRANT; II was Was inposslDIe
TO cross the street AT inat corner Iof me steam
through il Moreoyer it was wet and not not The
the asphalt could be heard for blocks.
Gold filed teeth in dogs have ceased to excite
wonder and costly hoods and blankets for pets
high degree. especially those of the lap variety.
have become - attract attention
Therefore, those who set fashions for dog hab-
mer-have launched new fad, which will attract
attention It appeared IN MI fl b yeSterday
in MS stiff, uowessed gait, French bulldog wear
for size. q the one worn by his owner. The
fur chinchiliq, ana the bulldog bat ears snub
and wrlukled face peered forth from its
encirclns grayness with The distinctness of picka
were made by those who noticed the dog as to
Wh@thf5 lhG IGr was rPr ornament or protection
his neck next ana put saiters on mis- ankles said