New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
GETTING OFF TIE RESERVATION.
-.vv,xy RRAVFS PIT on THEIR PAINT AND


| GET READY FOR THE GHOST DANCE.
r,r,or, Hall was the centre Of activity and
ovc,,,ment yestcriay where the final arrans sfmehts
wcro IN nrorr,ss from shortly after sunrise uhui
| late AT night for the trip TO Washington most VI
the thirty district leaders were there ana ncsS"s"'s
were hurrying and fro between the "is"am III"
tho T,mmany Hall district headquarters and TAM
many clubholses In various paris OF the CITY, hai
road tickets costing ~ each, and beautiful silk woven
h,dces omb,zoncd with the face Of an Indian chie1
ond a tigers head and bearing the cabalstlc "oNs
~Tammany IIall-naugnrtion Of 'ieNel'ha """
-cvcnson-March 4. l-?J.' wer" Distributed ''nons
tho thou,aud, Of brave, who to form The rsns
Of the column In the inaugural parade. WIN 'neso
were given carefully prepared Instructions rs u the
trains to take With time and place oi s'uihs, 'ue
oars to he occupied and minute descriptions of INC
quarter, TO he occupied in Washington ana all aoou'
the return home, lest any # the" valuable Prso"s
hould fail to get back asain. cniailiny "A sal ioss
mon the organization" and th" city So III
,,ructed the dumbc>t warrior Of the Wiewam sHoWo
have no trouble In taking care of hihlseH'
FarIy mi, morning the travellers VIII as>enpie
-, tho cIuhhous.s Of the Anawanda> lroquois. a,sa'
sots sagamor,s. NarIagansetts F"luod> f"whae
fan. scnecas Sachem>. Tomahawks and other iae
MANY social ORGANIZATIONS. rady to dSc"hd upon 'ao
stations If the Pennsylvania ara hliumoee anu
on,o companIcs The district, which are 70 go ~
IN. pcuu,ylyan,a will BE- divided among four tiains'
bicb wil he under commani Police Justice Diver.
\s..n,blyman sullivan. Commi> sioner II. /. Mar'in
and senator Plunkitt. n follows: Id Nth' Nii'h'
XNlst XVIII, Win. lid. Nlllul. NNth' MILO
XXIyth Nlih. XlNth. NNIllih. NNtlth and ANiiid.
Iho first train will 20 ~ 10 10 ana VI" "'' y"
10 30 a. m The other district delegations. in four
trains will 90 by the aliimorc and ono, IN charvS
Of Police commissioner ,hcehnn. John T.. Donneiy'
Iolice Justice Mcmahon aud Police Justice "epae'
m. first liain will start Mt 043 and the last az
10 30 a. m.
Each train on the Pennsylvania read VIII be mans
mn Of nine cars and each on The falni"r" anu o"''
ra, If ,oycn cas-, Altogether II I, estimated thai
rammany will muster between 1000 ana a.o" men
whom the warriors take their places In me inaugural
co,,mn. Four bands of music from this city, num-
,riu- about 800 strong. will be on hand on SAT-
ur,ny to lead the Tamnany divisions
Among those who went yesterday afternoon as fore
runrer, Of the Tammany host were Hlchard Crokess
Mayor Thomas f. Gilroy. Corporation Counsel Clark.
senator elect Edward Murphy. jr., EeutensntGov'
orror shechan Judge Robert A. Van Wyck, of the
City Court and supervisor W. J. X. Kenny. wisbinkte
Daniel F.. Donegan opened the Tammany Head
quarters at Nos 1881 and .i33 Est. ~ W., ycster-
day. All additional orders for the parade Will 10
Tie Business Mems Democratic Club. which Is to
to Washington tonight. leaving the baltimore and
ohio station nj p m, EN-Mayor Grace. ex-sec-
Eary Anderson and Other wlIknown Anti snapper
chief, have concluded that Washington VIII
10 no place for them this week, but some OF the
yuunger member, OF the original Cleveland cotere"
expect TO show themselves In line. Ex- Excise Com.
ad VII ays q"
j.. Whitney, Igual u. Woodward and other conspicu-
ous Anti Snappers will parade Joseph J. VDonohue
will march In the Business Mems Guard OF Honor.
The Oriental Club. led by Congressman Timothy
J. Campbell. will 90 to-day IN special train Of buffet
cars by way OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. Con-
ercSsman Tim" intends to make display far sur.
passing the regular Tammany delegation from his
district. TIE John J. ORR Association Is goaneh
but not with the noise OF 1855.
Governor Flower and bis stsR will have oDoqea
car tomorrow afternoon. ~~ -.
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