New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
FOR JONES AND THE FREIGHT
WARMLY WELCOMED BY EAST SIDE DEMO
Gratis.
THE sTrcKLER ASSOCIATION HELPS ALoNd
HIS "BooM'-PRoMINENT TAMMANY MEN
GREET HIM WITH ENTHUSIASM.


GREET HIM WITH ENTHUSIASM.
II was great night for the steekler Assocauon
ard Jones, he pays the freight. Inc n''''''i0 O,r
cnb.house was brilliantly lighted from basement I"
t and was crowded with citizens and officials.
the Tammapy element being in the large majority 10
do honor 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Ne"-forh,
whom, most OF them hailed a. 4" our next Governor
Music bv an excellent band lOated through the club
sparious apartments, and the three lalous 0VoAerS,
Alfred the Judge; Charles. the Tanlmahy Ieadei Oh
the Xth District and Louis, the Corporation ATTORNEY
wero there in ncat-ntting dress suits ana spaiMHe
with wit and hospitality to receive the
ano tron.and ard one guests who chad come
>, aid the acknowledgements boom Tho
hr,slers were ably assisted by President julius
t,rtnrrcr Vice Presidents HTshkind and Flanagan,
Secretary "Joe7 steiner, Librarian Fay ana other
active members.
Most of those who received invitations were so well
Impressed with the importance OF the OCCASION t"'
they sent acceptances If they intended going to the
recepon or regrets IL they had doubts about getting
therc Ex President Cleveland evidently lOohc1 upon
tbc affair as a most important political epoch, as one
Of the orators Of the evening called it. for he sent
letter. all written in his own hand as ooW Mach II
julius Hamburger, esq, president etc.
NV Dear Sir: | regret that prior engagement pre-
vents my acceptance Of the courteous invitation oil INC
sockler Association OF the City OF Ne"hofA 70 at'ehu
be rendered l@itulrhdhV-'o't'H" i'-'''
F. Jones on the evening OF the lfth inst 1ours very
truly. UNIV Ai' N-'-''
Covernor Hill was not 50 anxious for obvious
roaors o make much Of the reception. for he sent his
rorrets IN the handwriting of his private secretary
.oy,nr rather coldly, that owing to engagements
already made he was compelled to deny himself inc
Measure Of the kind invitation. etc Mayor "raht sent
cnu.ve regrets, and came near saying "liurldh ioi
ZONES before he got through, but lie plainly re
enth "A unDeCOmlnE Il NcW-1Oth
politlcan Other persons in a rcgrcr.ul MOOD were
! Edward simmons, the Tammany hhahc.cr' Judge
Barrett Frederic Il. Coudert and Police captain Reilly
But there were many too anxious 10 show the Demo
Gratis I'D the stats that Jones had plenty OF lchus
in New Yorl, 70 write only cold words paper. They
came themselves and warmly grasped Jones Oy mo
hand and looked into his eyes and assured Nm that
tbov were with him unto death, whether ii pleased Mr.
hin or not Among those who hOnOrcd the invita-
tion in per.on were John NJ. DOwcrs, the Tamman'
LAWYER: Judges Lawrence Dugro. Van Nyck Ne"
burger McAdam. Hlsimons, all hlsh IN inc NlR"dN'
confidence, and respect General Martin 7. hacMAhon.
Asscmblyman and formerly United state" MARSHAL .
Police justices Mcmahon, Hogan and OEclly. Police
Commissioner Martin. ox,udges Van IoeNen and
Gilderslceve ex.Iudgc Cunning : Bedford. Assistant
district Attorney and three four Of District AitO'-
nry Nicolr, other ASSISTANT; senators Jacobs ana
brown Sheriff German and Under sheriff sexton W. =.
McKenna Tammany leader Of the With District John e..
Shccian brother Of the speaker, secretary o. the Aquc
duct Board and Tammany leader Of the Nllth District
Civil Justices Jcrooman Goldfcglc. Mexican and Lach
man. President Coleman, Of the Tax Department. ana
shoals OF lesser light. Every Tammany Han ~
semby district represented by The leader or some
BODY close to him. The eteckcrs were delegated with
the success Of the work. and 81 was Lieutenant-"oF-
Jones.
The great man Of tie evening arrived shortly before
10 O'Clock. and was received with cheer. Judge
~,ccklcr escorted him to the main par". where Ffr'i
dent Harburcer made an eloquent reception speech ID
which he all but named Colonel Jones ~ tho otc'kcT>
Ea,t>ld,-Taminany candidate for Governor.
Governor Jones lIu-h,d his luNurant gray mu.ticHc
hack drew ont his typewriter Remarks, uhd rricg-
ta,nrd m, friend, ioi hhf an hour win %
speech OF DEMOCRACY aud J,',. i" "'I ',,' , M''
synonymous terms. lie was f1r tic pcopc ana "a hht"
The people were for him. There Wa H"'4tH- 4Ac
Democracy and Jones taken t"tril'T, INt - "''Ii''
without Jones wa dcu-ol ANA "a STARE. ms -!'r'
made A good impression aud W.'u it CpA'i-l a. ID
v-lid owed ,frclrr man shouted " Three cheers f'g
he next Governor o. NcN-l0Ih ana the 'he''s ""'''
followed WcDt long continued ana sI""iHic'"-' 49,,
senator GeoIs" !. NocscI replica ri lH' lAIl "l l"-
association and doomed The lAeut ieAl ''V .!I"I j..
All hr wa, worth. iic ult"d tie eue-ts great
-.rvcc, on thf battlefield aud fl tn sc.at' chamber
.,d u. mr., II him TINT li. Visit g. th' -f"rk" 'luh
futIi,.. viii mark political epoch, De 'A,4t!,
.lu the history ~ TIE lat side Ley u mop u'i'
il Lctokcus q future care a. - NJ ara - I"-
lnrDu, a.. h. mcftO-Ous act have cphiIlhI''d ~
The welfare or Tire state h"lc 'H''I' I'' W '.''
iUu,-" we're cIy,a, and then the company adj urn ~
In sect on, T., tie dining whcH' m clAn1fa'e
luncheon wa served and the popping Oi colhs |'h'
,,,t mill "A late hour.