The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
TAMMANY,s SEVEN TRAINS.
Everything Arranged for the Ce-fort ofth
Rrnxen Who start for Chicago To-day.

| Everything Arranged for the Comfort ofthe
Braves who Start for Chicago To-day.
The itinerary Of the Tammany Hall boys
| who are going to start for Chicago to-day has
| been prepared by tho Committee on Transpor-
tation, consisting OF President Martin OF the
Police Board. LEICESTER Fitzgerald. and Clerk
Carroll OF tho Court OF General Sessions.
Every detail ofthe journey for the 1.200 travel
lers On every one OF tho seven special trains
which will be sent out to-day has been care
fully attended to. so that the braves will have
| nothing to do but anuse themselves.
| Tho first train will leave tho Grand Cen
trail Station at 8 o'clock this morning
and will consist OF eleven Wagner sleeping
cars. Senator George W. Plunkitt will have
general charge OF tho train. The Twenty first
| district delegation under Quarantine Com
missioner Charles F. Allen. tho Twentieth
district under Thomas Leamey. the Thir-
teenth. with Louis MunzinEer In CHARGE the
Eighteenth narshalled BY Alderman Wund.
and tho Seventeenth with ex-Alderman VIII
liam Y. Rinckhof in control. will travel in this
~. 100 eating at tho station dinin groom, and
at the Rss" at in IN BE
Sas YIN ESs 5sassd w
be eaten IN the station dining room and at the
Wayne House. LUNCHEON will be served at
Police Justice Meditation viii be tho Tam.
many conductor OF the second train. which will
station with 255 men from the Nineteenth.
Twenty second, Twenty third. and Twenty
posed os1en soasS George Bss viii viii
gent Aidssman Hart o. thS IT, Tyy;
and ND. Joseph l. Berry Of the TWENTY. fourth.
Ths ba to eeY bo sesana 1 to
is schedu ed to arrive In Chicago at 3 O'Clock
tomorrow evening, Tho braves from the
vania railroad in i've special trains. the ilrst
EyS F tSs ssih6 ss S Sslt s Ss st
train. which will consist Of five Pull
from. the First, seventh, and EisSth
GensMn vii 90 By ,hs + fTa I'm
CATION, from tho second. Third, and sixteenth
rcwn aha hps
respectively. Twodinine cars will be attached.
Five cars carrying carr. th9 delegations from the
viii 10 IN charge OF Edward T. FITZPATRICK.
men and Alderman i'atrck, j: isyder viii look
after the wants Of the two lelegatons. 49,
fourth train n' Which viii 10 made UP ike ths
three which will precede it. and will bear dele;
cations from the Sixth. Ninth. Tenth. and
Eleventh Assembly districts. Deputy Sheriff
James Cnrraher. John Hilly. and Joseph
The last train will consist Of seven Sleeping
cars and buffet ears. and will he under the di-
tions from tho Eleventh. Twelfth. Fourteenth.
and Fifteenth districts will so by this train
Judge NewburEer's assistants in caring for
the wants OF tho travellers will be Michael
Breen. John A. Wrcds; ex -Asscmblyman John
+. Donnclly. and William g. Byrne. Meals
will be served on the first , four SECTIONS, which
NJ. The last train load will eat suprer in tho
station dining room at Harrisburg. breakfast
Ind. They are scheduled to reach Chicago
two hours behind the first section.
The little band of Mugwumps and Syracuse
directors will leave over the New York Central
Railroad at o'clock this afternoon. Among
them will be Frederic X. Coudert. Prof. II. II.
Boyescn. L. Z. Sexton. Henry X. Beekmnn.J J.
J. Quinlpn. George Carey EgGlest9n. James
Cavagnaro. Michael Coleman. William Salo;
mon kignal d. Woodward. [. c. Baldwin. and
John Quinn.