The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-06
HUNDREDS OF WHITE HATS.



Laden Win WisAsa, Literature, Hss>,
Esd Dvlnk -Irvsas HAIL ssarts 1So strses
Seven hundred Tammany mon In tall white
hats crowded the Grand Central Depot yester-
day morning One hundred wero from tho
Eighteenth Assembly district. and marched to
the depot. led By Fire Commissioner Richard
Croker. The Jefferson Association OF the
Fourth district was represented By twenty-five
men In white hats and red badges. Their
leader was Alderman Thomas Shells. The
delegation from the Eighth Assembly district
were oil members Of the Knickerbocksrs. and
carried with them their Knicksrbooker suits.
They will make special parade at Chicago.
and DO reviewed BY the Hon. John Kelly. who
some time aRo presented gold watch 10 OK
Alderman Hall. the Father Knicksrbocker.
Police Justice Duffy wore . blue flannel suit
and white hat which Was not furnished By
Edwin n. Knox the candidate for Mayor. who.
supplied % hate 70 the Tammsny braves for %:
~ MShan carried bag sS 81
IL dc ss ies sRs q III
~ sss H"fn nsf q cs4Isa a..d proofs o,
sasn ss.nss The o ssress $ pa
and Senator Cullen had simiar papers With
vsA 70 a ia ia Ss g. Hss
distrlct delegation. Ho wore awhito silk neck
,hs rea %
that he had his gorgeous Fifth Regiment uni
form II h!s tTnSy shII s6 bag Jo,r Moo,.,
Moon sye carr. cd the TammsD1 leaders trsysi:
anE gag; Police Justice German carried MI.
AsMi, NJ S% 3. S&i'sSiaush,n walked through the
qewf FO %sa BsiSs Ss q s.ns
started most Of them he were hung IN the cars
ss san w adoa into sset IL
frat consisted Of nine sleeping cars. two ordi.
nary coaches. one smoking car. and baggage
coached smoking car. and a baggage car In
Esery asast Mfs Se
supplied with good things to eat and drink. ~,
s s hd %sss sSoss depot
that the the ssona train
tSsss hs
trains should never stop at the same station
ss% key teak n: sss the
asi az s 1ns out se0Tf
minutes aiterward the second train started.
hH Y ns fss
p Fire snG o%ssSns1
ana Plankiit. Coroner Martin. EdwaTd, McGne.
Thongs SGsIashsn eTlAIdssmsn d n T. F Ns
son smith. and COL. f. i. Wool. ''' A'o'
The veteran oflcoholieE, Col Thomas Dun,
,osse fna NJ they ssRod ia@ary q the rst
domination Of Andrew jackson and referred TO
S dPs ssss psrs n' about Pr''
When the two trains are near Chicago they
will DO united. and enter that city as one train.
ssDHs Hs oariss e
| j. Campbell eN-Judge John Callahan. William
osss %S 3sps,y shsSf DG nSn
T0 Bst ss %h. ss aats ns and hses
would Be attached to the train at Binehamton.
and that fog ', coaches CONTAINING Lieut.. Coy
would b. added ut Elmira.
The Irving Hall Democrats are solid for Gov
Cleveland and the Tammany men are for any
Tie Brootlyn Democrats .tsr. ted, IL thu SAC
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SYRACUSE. July 1.-THE. first section Of the
Tsm%any special train for SChlsssS EsssAAeS
d ,ssn.s sSs IsS
sa' aSse4
tSep ana
sliped to cheer the Gayernor When John
%ss assSt sts4 ma0 as
"Giye us good man Tor President"
He will not only be a good one. but pure
ono. and one In sympathy with the interests Of
the workingnen." Mr.. Kelly answered; When
his shoulders and made NO answer. Butler ID
good man." said he.
with Cleveland banners on the regular train
following the Tammany crowd.
RocHEsTER; July 5.-Mr. Kelly made speech
reached here. He said that during his triI
from New York he had met most decided oppo
nomination political suicide. When no asked
the crowd whom they wanted for President
shouted for Butler. The Rochester delegation
to Chicago Joined The Tammsny TRIMS It !,
r%ho yaaei 81
Cleveland In thislpart Of the State. Upon thu