New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
HILLS PICTURES THROWN OUT.
TAMNIANY HOWLERe START WESTWARD.
OFF FOR CHICAGO ON TWO RAILROADS AND En-
YELOpEn QnnR RIM

OFF FOR CHICAGO ON TWO RAILROADS AND IN
vELOPED IN TIE DOOR OF RUM.
The last big detachment Of Tammany Halls political
warriors started for Chicago yesterday. They will
swell the chorus for HILL lend the weight of their
fooencc" 10 prevent Cleveland from being selected
the person whom Harrison will gnominousN de
feat next November There were 800 "howlers" on
all the trains. citizen who viewed the departure
Of Of the largest instruments remarked "Wel,
If Hill can survive the support Of that mob for two
days after II reaches Chicago, his staying qualities
have been frightfully undcrestmated." According to
schedule of the men in charge Of the several divisions
700 went by the New-lork Central road In two
trains in the morning. and over 800 by the Penn
syvana route in five trains in the afternoon. High
white hats and red badges Inscribed L" Tammany Iia'
In gilt letters the prevailing insignia.
The Grand Central station, in Forty second ST.. was
the scene of commotn and hustle from an early hour
and until the two eevcn-car trains got started at
8 80 and 10 rs n. m. Locomotives and were
literally decorated with flags and portraits of Senator
Hin. Running the length of each both sides ap-
pcarcd, in letters large enough TO be read milo
away, the legend "Tammany Hall Delegation
Troops OF and children joined the thronG which
came say goOdby to relatives and friends. in
spite of their presence, which ought to have had
restraining influence, there a predominailne odor
of rum. which enveloped cars waiting rooms and all
the surroundings Of the start.
As set forth In the programme, senator q. W.
Plunkltt and Police Justice Daniel T. Mcmahon super
intended matters ON the two trains Of the Central
The first three occupied by the NNlst Dis
trict tourists the next by those Of the NXth. the
two following by XIIth District bosses, and the re-
rnainng four by TammanytcS OF the NNllth ana
XVIIIth Districts. In the second train the NlNth
District occupied the frat three cars. the XXlIIh the
next three, and the XXIVth the last two cars Among
those who accompanied the mcb Police Commits
sion.r Slcehan Warden Dunlap, Of Ludlow street Jail:
Lawrence Delmour, leader OF the NNlid Di'1ct'
Charity Commissioner SIcehy. Jacob Rupert IT.. Gen
eIal Inspector " X. OConnor OF the Public Works De-
parment Police Sergeant Pickett Nelson Smith. AS
sis,ant Dstrict-Attorncy Barlow Weeks, Judge Fiz
simons. OF the City Court, and Commissioner VI. I.
DAILY, of the Bureau of Accounts.
The jersey City station Of the PENNSYLVANIA roil
was If possible IN state of greater tulnnit In the
afternoon than was tie Grand Central station In the
morning. Five trains carried OIL nearly 1000 Tam,
manV OicehUlder- and Hill shOuters. These gents
had al the morning 70 get up their enthusiasm ana;
them INDUCED I'm and their significant attitudes they
had not neglected their opportunities: Never nina
blaiherkes will be lulled to sleep nfter the start
and then we shall get rest from tneT George
Roesch and Joseph L. NeMburser each had charge 81
one OF the FIVE trains. They got of between . aud
Register Fitzgerald. Commissioner b. F. Martin. super
visor W. J. X. Kenny senator Hagan, Aldermen Mead.
hI ISe Of IN" commn Council John T. McGoidric
secretary Of the General committee Judge ). u.
Mccarthy George F. Lyon and Colonel VI. G. Murphy.
Generous provision In both solids and nnlds made
for the rip liberal supplies having teen loaded into all
the cars. Barney Martin showed remarkable fore
sight Icy issuing order that twenty five dozen bottles
Of champagne in The WIN District i1rder Should ne
Fe g b"mc '9r s r%r acpncay % DC ''
Mayor Grant. accom- panied 10y Police commissioner
Pennsylvania rood this morning. the limited express
train