New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13

great crowds to dispense until the last of tho line oil
parade had gone by.
No satisfactory estimate can be made Of the i'm
menge number of people who fought their way INTO
Madison and FIfthaves. and To Madison-sGuare.
he estimate would however. have to be made Nv
the tens of thousands Probably more than 2JOOOO
persons the para ie. The temper OF the crowd
was IN general most excellent ara good humr NHs'
with some exceptions, universal mere was M va
IRONS points much friendly " chaff between Demo
cratic and Republican spectators Wherever an AZ
tempt was made by the Democrats 10 give offensive
expression 10 their sentiment Repubcan cheers ue,
| ieatcd n, The enthusiasm tulb tret'Vu
the lire everywhere. from early tai late:
was simply uuhounded and oblterafed al
effects produced low occasional contemplate efforts
of Democratic ruff1ns 10 create disturbance. At
several points there were many of these fellows
who had been sent from the viest quarters of the
city To ieer and taunt. particularly ugly spirit
was shown at Tweuty-thlTd-St and Fitth-ave, at
MadsOn-ave and Twrnty-5iXth ST. and a. Madison
ave. ana IWeniy-eFhth-st At the former point inc
crowd was most dense, and it pressed closely upon
the line. Ruians gave uttcrance constantly 70 III
sutng remarks, which were borne tor a long time
IN patience and silent contempt. Embodened bv
the forboaraucc ot thu Republicans. one burlv
fe' low attempted finally 10 take posses
sion Of torch. lie fortunately selected
the wrong man to deal with. for the torch-bearer
stopped long enough 70 give the rutian n severe
pummelhug and then rajoined his comrades. After
th, incident the crowd which witnessed Ii became
more orderly. At the points IN Nadison-avc mem
toned as the scenes of disorder the crowd took
possession of large portion of the street and mani
Tested disposition to interfere win the me OF
suited. and fUund great difficulty II making lher
way through the crowd. Democratic rudlanS
pressed in upon the ranks and tried in every way
short II actual violence 10 provoke the men
m line 10 some act Of res 'utmrut that
could serve as prctcNt for an assault. he men IN
uniform senSlbiy bore the insults vi camnes~ ana
the danger of a riot avoid ID. Late m the morn
ilC. when the last organ cations were rclurnlng
home several encounters took place with Demo-
cratic rUfans who were aggressive and insulting.
A. Third-ave. and twenty -fftn-st. man cried out
500 as "a company of Bows in Blue was passing
The Insult resulted IN his receiving severe beat
The Arthur Legion which took part II the parade
received is tuil proportion Of Democratic abuse.
Daring IT'S formation IN IhlrtY-tourth-s me
d" great unwashed hOwled and Kissed on all sides
and but for the efficient police auang ment- would
Battalion reached Thrty-fourth-st.. on It's march
home. 10 met by gang of staggering Dem.
ocrats who hoGted and abused the men and checred
eliminated when the leader OF the ruff ans kicked
QIrtermaster Bruce; in a moment the fellow had a
blazing torch smashed over his head, and was
handed over 10 the police.
john B. Bties, Of No. 1855 Third-eve.. was
viewing the procession at Iwent9-thlrf-st. and
Flfth-ave. \ wcl-dresead Young man snaIched
arrested by Detectives OCOnnOr n ckcv and Ncln-
bereh Of the Ceufrai Office. tie had IN ms packets
a mask, a gold pin, number of pawn tickets and
several letters from professional thieves. In the
Tombs Police Court yesterily. he said that his
uame was Arthur Moore, age twenty years, of No.
l25 Vest titt,euth-st: Justice Paterson com
united HIM 70 trial IN default OF ~ 600 bail.
William F. McCu~ker, a Young man who IS en-
povcd In tue Registers Office and who lives at
Madison-ave. and uudred-and-eieventh-st..
was behaving ~ a disorierly manner among
the crowd which surrounded the Worth Mon
ument. When the police demonstrated with
HIM he used threatening language. Captain
Berghoid, Of the Twenty ninth Precinct, at
tempted to speak to him. McCusker then struck
the Captain in the face. He was arrested and
passed the night IN the Thrtieth Street Police
stanton. When arraIgued IN Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday morning, he expressed great regret
and allowed 10 depart after paying fine OF
$40.