The sun., 1893-12-01
MORE THAN FIFTY ARRESTS.
THE POLICE ENFORCED ORDER IN THE
STREETS AND THEA TRES


There Were Almost =. Many omesr. ne
College Mes In the Tesderioir, aud Only
In Isolated Cases Were the Boys Abio 10
indulge In the Customary ThnnN-EIvIng
Day yTrichs-Priaceton'- Mascot Arrested.
The cells Of tho West Thirtieth street police
station were full to over1owinR last night with
young men who had been arrested for dis
turbiuR the peace In the btroets andlat the tho
atrea A good many OF them were colleglana
Moro were not.
There has never been bigger thronG on
Broadway on Thanksgiving Day than there
was when the news OF the victory OF the
Princeton eleven over the warriors OF Yale be-
came known yesterday In the uptown streets
1t was so great at o'clock that hundreds had
TO Geek the roadway TO escape tho jam on the
western sidewalk. The eastern prom ms ade. in
strange contrast, was comparatively deserted.
EVERYBODY seemed to be seized with n
desire TO get on or near the western
sidewalk. In the afternoon the feature
OF tho parade was the number of girls
In Ulue. Many OF them were very pretty OF
face and carried nuns hung to ribbons OF
dark blue. By z o'clock the Yalo colors began
TO disappear and were succeeded by the or
ange aud black OF Princeton. Yellow chrysan-
themums appeared simultaneously. Some
young woman attracted attention by wearing
i've Of them tucked In her waist. At 9 O'Clock
q man sailed up Broadway with bran new
decoration that attracted all eyes. II was a
live gray squirrel fastened to his box overcoat
By a silver chain.
Collie gians tram ped . and down tho crowded
thorougniare later on. carrying tho blue OF
Yale fastened to their canes. or waving orange
and black flags. but they didn't let loose the
old-time tumutuous COLLEGE cries. II may
hsvo been that the stalwart 1gures In blue
and brass buttons overAwed them Certain It
is that there were never so many Of the guard
fans OF the peace on duty on Thanksgiving in
the Tenderloin. Mon in uniform were on
guard at every corner and on the middle OF
the block. Little Capt. UConnor issued strict
orders to prevent any disorder. and ne sent
out all his Hawkshaws and little army OF
policemen in plain clothes to further enforce
the com mand. A lot OF Inspector McLaughlin's
men were also scattered along Broadway to
lab indisoreet colleglans. The number OF
youngsters who pretended to be collegians.
but were not. was greater than ever. but they
were apparently afraid to make any nolse
Young negroes wearing Princeton colors were
plentiful In the crowd. Some of them were
gotten up In most extraordinary combinations
OF orange and black. They had evidently read
that Princeton had giant negro atheete on
the bait tlefed as q mascot. and wanted to
The Yale team got back to tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel at 0ys o'clock. There was very little
p0Rpar n in 9s reo Tlso%s THs IN
1892 Young athletes wearing Princeton
solors were everywhere In the crowd at the
men, men who had Sows p oak blu. II their coat
lapels looked a good deal bluer than the eolors
Ssy sr u cash bscHs tho
dark blue. and hadn't enough left TO mako
safi huh as that sss
didn't Let loose their tiger yell was that they
%sIS SHis Sopsd for
RTineeton Psrti,sans didn't yell theI sang
It In comparatively quiet manner. totally un-
afraid OF Superintendent Byrness warning
against uproar. which had been telegraphed
'r By tps osioes Fourteenth h' street rect was alive
with miscellaneous crowd. In which college
S0m dss sThsd 70 s and pnS In
time seemed to own the thoroughfare. They
waved their fags, alof. carried hats on their
canes. and made the air ring with cat calls and
Unlon square. too. was filled with the lively
Fourteenth street and stationed themselves
ofiSsrs % In IN the io56y and IN front Of Tony f Fas.
tors Theatre. and the sape number on guard
M the Academy OF Music and Procters
Thesis beer garden had q squad Of the blue
coats from the East Fifth street station. headed
lsgians that victory was but half victory
when only such modified painting could be in
Nevsrtheless they INDUCED themselves by
yelling. and with such right good will that
thSss whG s5S0d In f6s long a. The
ear drums must burst. This was stopped In
nj nf nd hA
sesnts sG. and except Tor the hh %archinT @ gro GToSps.
which necessarily broke into song and calls.
Plenty OF misehIef makers were abroad and
took the occasion to play their pranks while
BoWery toughs and citizens ci the lower V east
aide, who smashed in hats and did other dis
agreeable things;
his wife. attempted to walk through Fourteenth
street about o,cloek; and We're arrested;
the woman carried q perasoL
The college boys fairly tore the two In pieces
Williams ordered the masqueradors arrested
to prevent POSSIBLE serious , Injury. They were
Kaiser OF 100 Greenwieh street. and George
Bulgsr Of 253 Nest Fifteenth street
O'Clock. Many college boys had been drifting
In during the evening, and at that hour there
we're probably forty or nifty Of them distributed
Two Princeton youths sat together several |
IS% the stag SRd EaYs sdensS Si an
Miss Emma Jones. described as a soubTstte.
came on TO do song and dance. This Is what |
u my wtlis saw m. nov I'm sure he'd say I'm srsA,i
tAiaL see him smiling clean up throush hls bald |
Ven a. live upon my word { 'h'Is sn'' wn'Is now
The two Princeton youths took advantage !
ot this song 70 proclaim themselves Here's |
Willie t6Gy erIe6 IN aniE3n; TbsiPg ,bs their
identify themselves. "Millie's Iight back |