The sun., 1890-11-02
1AMMANY TORCHES ALIGHT
The Steckier Men FIJI the Tenth Dlstrict
with Lixht-Noonan'sP Parade Beats Shells.


The steckier Men FIJI the Tenth District
with L,xht-Noonan'sP Parade beats shsi's.
Tho stcckler Association had torchlight
parade last night. and covered tho 10th
Assembly district with glory. Some 5000 men
we're In line They formed on Second avenue
near tho Stcckler Association club house
about 7:30 +. NJ, and marched down the avenue
to Houston street, and thence through other
streets in tito Stecklsr domain. wind
Ing up at the club house soon after
10 O'Clock. stanton. Ludlow. Orchard.
Clinton. Norfolk, Suffolk. and the various
lettsred and numbered avenues, and
the cross streets from Second to Seventh were
packed with women and girls watching tho
mon 70 by. The 5000 marchers trudged over
more than twelve miles OF pavement. and didn't
once walk out OF their own great East side ter
ritory. Rockets and candles and Greek fro
and banners and lanterns and cheers wore the
reward OF tho long tramp Both the Stecklers
Senator Roesch, and the district candidates on
the Tammany ticket were In the procession.
Among some OF the inscriptions on the wavy
trnnsparencies were these:
New York wants rapid transit
Tax rate rsts S"sr a"Ss assor aaaySF rsn Slsns @
Tax Tax rat. rat. ns snasr MMsyor MsyS sw,,t isS aia I
Who robbed New York OF tho worlds Fair Tom
Who hs,red for Sew York for the World. Fair ,
Who runs Great scotty Pia,t Powers, Patterson.
Gyaesi Na -, c,,.,v .,m,,,s,,,,,o, So hin, Law.
Rspubiean censis robs 5 OF 10000 people. Hugh
Wand R5sPgy FesG"ss . Excise
fought ESt Of The psoys .ss'ps, hs Po.ss
who provided frss ,ess TO rsv.v Centennial p"rads'
ri EA so.s:s: % ss%sassa %ss% 10 Tor fsS%ssE
The, full tide of political hilartv in the
tho 'vT sraat ,'Ai interest centred about the
hrmas kn Sssysn NoSnan or sses na
Shells called for grand concourse Of his fol
lowers to loin in parade ABOUT tho district;
signs Of various Kinds were bought and the
s fSsv asEe nss came %ss and n HISS III
tered et ths Jefferson Club. shielc said r he
vssna. hsse %s aeen % and
loudly spye,d r.l rai,egt the joyous manner Of tho
pyonst Last night there was a great ooneourse Of
Tammany men ior tho benefit Of the whole
tick ct and also for Andy Noonan. The Shells
Shsssr hSsS TfshRs Ss Rua H 1sS Would bss
Tie parade WAS great M success. g Al, A, the head
% nerted A By UjS John aAf Henry Mscarthv aud hike
With them went a big Sign. "Tammany Hall
The next division was lod by James Hefror-
nan ,iu a white and red sash. With Dennis
Murphy Il blue and rcd sash as his support;
white sash. Scattered along the line were
signs bearing iRspTinS y such as
Tom Platt and the County Democracy"
Neyn, New {Srk through the Worlds Fair '-Mayor
One of Noonau's men. carried this: /" Return
an honest man and faithful official to tho
Tn, candidate for Assembly was set forth
thus: am q Democrat Patrick Fl. Roehe."'
tho Shells men seemed o recognize 1t as such.
So .Sheils's stock is below par this morning,
while Soonan is looming. o1I .,., ,;.o,.
gay with fireworks and colored fires last night.
Tammany displayed it's strength in monster
ut the Melrose. Tysenm, l50th street and Thrill
h.enne rnar ana in the grounds @ Pax a OF the
line and colored fres played at every corner
on the line OF march, while hundreds Of men
Th.ered & themselves hoarse tor Grant Graz. and and
avenues and streets Of Nor Iisania.
Twenty-third ward and the Property Owners
Assoc iation of Woodstock headed the line:
hsnd Of the
rarsncies hore the titles Of the associations
They were followed by the N. J. Hickey As
sorat ion. $50 strong. Independent Haflen
trict, TammaLy clubs OF the Twenty third
ward fnllv 1900 strong, and the district clubs
not silk stocking parade. but was an eifec-
tte one, in which each participant represent
cd Tammany vote.
A feature OF their parade was brigade Of
wagons. carts. and trucks drawn by se-
date work horses and loaded down with
working men. \ stuffed figure labelled Tar
pey" was carried at the head Of one OF the dis
trict Tammany. clubs big Transparency
in chnises. but. be jabers. the Democrats can
walk.
John Shea opened the meeting with a ring
ing speech. Addresses were also Madc by John
Dunn. Thomas Creamer. William F. Howe. s.
E Duffy. W. p; Ellison. and others Louis F.
Hatfen made brief addresses in the Lyceum
and at the ON, door mesting. He was greeted
by both assemb!ages with u storm OF applause.