New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25
TAMMANY'S LONG ARM.
BEACHES TO MANHATTAN BEACH.
-S TO SPOIL THE FESTIVITIES OF THE
~rrcx1ER Observation-Disclosures


srrcKLER neutrality-suspicious.
OF THE ENTERTAINMENT.
van Is long In the reach when IL has an
Isn -,., Its hand was felt at Manhattan Beach
ees..r,ne. where ii sought to interfere with the
-" .m. at the Steckler Campaign Committee OF
Pos.a-,d whose leaders had announced an initial
one there in connection with the coming struggle
P1.a ~. eity of New.York OF Tammany domination.
e",s. a, the WIgwam "bosses' only partially
INC s.a, They had been Boosting for several days
sn~ 80 rould "make hasco" Of the affair They
tns -...ra in taking from GIlmOre's concert pro
90 The word "Stecklers before the "Cen-
ya-ch.r which Adolph Funkenstein had
'~.ss for the occasion and which gilmore
arranged for his orchestra but they
m, able to intimidate the bsndmaster or persuade
w :, leave the piece oil the programme Inc
81 s,.r Centurion March" was played, recalled ana
IN spite OF the threats made and the induce
r. hYcved 10 be offered. But the Tammany tiger
a - get his paws in sufficiently TO prevent the
y" ,,.sor Of The monster likeness OF Judge Anreo
r.,,s, at Paine's fireworks amphitheatre The man
- ..,s that the rain prevented that part OF Vne
.+.o,rc's pyrotechnic display, but not drop Oh ram
IN and the moon and stars shone during the enure
yxformance.
The men Who have the credit Of executing the oefs
the wigwam masters in THIS matter are LOUIS nan
W as Corporation ATTORNEY and Daniel 4. Dolneeah'
ma Wis,xinskie OF the Tammany Society. MT hahhe
man brrred Yesterday the presence OF several per
SINS that he had been down at MsnbatcA9 bcscn alo
IA succeeded In wfping tho Steckers out OF 'he pay
snannyr was OF the beach himseh Ias1 evening
ar ne purpose II SAID Of putting the nnlSilhg
,,r.ses 10 the "job" which the bosses hao SET up
rakre was naturally much indignation among tle mem
49,. a, the Committee of One Hundred and their ad-
septs at such petty attempts to interfere with their
or,al Gathering It's only possible effect must be to
,snaer more determined che who have undertaken
N. overthrow Of the wIgwsIn's political power.
tn. dinner with which the evenings entertainment
.us,aa was a fine one and %as served in P&rler ~
a, the hotel Charles stecSler presided. No formal
,eeebes were made but there were several oongratur
laoory addresses, and telegram Of good cheer was
sent to yudge steclcr at the Thousand Islands, inform
ing him that the campaign against disagreement had
heeu begun. The next thing In order was WISH
70 the anphitheatre. where Parts-trom Empire TO
Commune was witnessed. When the great build
,nrs q the Tuilerfes went down with crash the
audience cried Down goes Tammany Hall"
The feature Of the evening was the playing OF the
Stacker Centurion March by Gimoe's fu band. IL Is
strkingly inspiring martial air, and was received
With rounds of applause. Members Of the Musicians
Union led by their president Alexander Bremer sang
the chorus which is as follows
We stand by our nag boys the Stripes ana stars
Il waves and we follow In peace and wars.
We fight for our freedom, for night and liberty,
Our independence proclaimed. and now for liberty
Rally round the stechsrs, they sre just the men,
Honesty their motto. beat Them II you can
Rally round the Steclders, let US shout HuHrahi
They have bueked the Tiger, HIST Bum All
II its close, Joseph Hamburger president OF inc
Stacker Association, stepped upon the platform and
in few well-chosen words gave TO Mr.. Gilmore
on behalf of the association and its committee OF lou
D handsome floral design in the form Of vre. IN
making the presentation, President Hamburger elo-
ouenty complimented the bandleaders manly and IN
dependent course in refusing 70 be divert
ed BY the Establishments or the menaccs
Of the political enemies Of the commttee'
and the association n relation 10 the production OF the
Steckler march The speaker told Mr. Gilmcre that ne
had won the appreciation and admiration OF moe
pendent citizens in every part OF the state OF New"
YORK When the cheers which greeted MI Har
burgers mGsive words had subsidized the march was re-
r,eafed and wasyagain received with cheers. . . .
Mr. Gilmore positively declined to say who haa
him 10 prevent the march being PLAYED or
WHO was responsible for the marrnE OF his printed pro
gramme.