The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

rh,r+.entb Seventeenth, Eighteenth. Nine
tenth, Twentieth. Twenty-frst, Iwenty-seo-
ond, Twenty third. and Twenty-fourth Assem-
bly districts. The men who have made many
similar Journeys had not hsmpered them
,alyes with luggage, but we're in light march
Ina order, as becomes old campaigners. Neg
lipe shirts. travelling caps. and busters. with
light gripsacks. completed tho outfit OF most
Of them. No badges were displayed. but there
Uers plenty aboard tho cars which will be
displsysd on the breasts OF the braves
before their arrival in Chicago. These are
modest bits OF red ribbon with tho words
"Tammany Hall" in nickel-plated letters at
tsched. Warned by the sad experience OF the
Republican pilgrims to Minneapolis. the Tam
usnyites had provided an abundant store Of
PROVISIONS. True. the better part OF the solid
PROVISIONS consisted Of ice. but it was explained
hat this made the liquid provisions moro pal
table Tho smoking and toilet compartments
Of every car were filled with boxes. barrels.
baskets and tubs.
Provision has boon made to replenish tho
stock At tho several stopping places along the
route, 90 that the travellers may not suffer as
did their Republican friends.
Tho first section. which was in charge Of
Senator George W. Plunkitt, did not start un-
time. At that time there were still several
boxes and barrels OF refreshments for the
Thirteenth district delegation on the platform.
but 1t was all got aboard tho moving train by Q
great deal Of hustling on tho part OF Port War
den Louis Munzinger's mon. and congratu-
htory shout went UP from the train as the last
bit Of precious baggage was safely slowed on
the car platform.
Every man on the train was supplied with .
ticket something less than two yards in
length. with coupons which guaranteed him
passage meals. and lodging for the round
DELEGATIONS from The Thrtsenth Seventeenth.
ticts among whom were Port Warden Louis
EH EdW SaIdb bTT9wne Ghas
mons. eI. Assent lyman Stephen J. O'Hare
James p. Heating; Sommtssioner OF Accounts
1id t DUFFY and Farrsli. Warden Talior
e. Ell the ASSISTANT Tss Ss. f osna nf cam FL,
seery. Michael Hartigan. Alderman Dooling
Trainor, William Byrne. William Klinker. John
NcCue. Peter Brady, Judge Van Wyrk. Thomas
tsmy AldeTmsn Eoshe Il Joseph Ssny
Quarantine, Com missioner, Allen, Assistant
District Attorney Weeks: william j. DugRett
John NJ. Tracy. Hugh Donnelly. and John
elattery.
The second section OF tho train. which like
the first consisted Of eleven Wagner sleeping
ears was scheduled to leave at 10 O'clock but
did not depart until forty minutes later. IL was
In charge OF Police Justice Daniel +. Mcmahon
and was quite as we'll stocked with refrosh-
ments as the first On it were the delegations
from the Nineteenth. Twenty second. Twenty
third. and Twonty-fourth Assembly districts.
.nd among its passengers Were Mayors Con
Or McAvoy. Warden Dunlap Of Ludlow street
jail. Alderman Harris. Assemblyman Connolly.
William III F. Sti!inEs. building GomTmissioneI
Society Alderman Hart, Charities Commits
doner Shelby. Assemblymau O'Dair. Lau-
tsnce Delmour. Jacob Rupert. Civil Justice
AeKean. Water Purveyor Burke. Police Justice
SWelde. Assamllyman Webster;. Alderman
Ronough. Thomas F. .Gilroy. Jr, Daniel p.
Hayes. Thomas J; Lynch. Coroner Shea. Peter
70 Lacy. JACOB Seabod. Assistant Fire Mar
ehal Frank. ex.Aderman Moebus. James F.
SHhop. and T. F. kerriCan.