The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
WEST SIDE JOINS WITH EAST.
PEQU0D BRAVES BoBNoB WITH
STATESMEN FROM GRAND STREE.

Cor,r-irsioner Sheehnn'a Followers and the
Members of Congressman Cnmpheirs Ori-
entail Ciub Meet the shores OF tho
Sound, Play trre-. aud Make Speeches.
Tammany Democrats owned College Point
yesterday The braves got there In the MORN
ing over 1900 strong and made things boom
until long after dark They represented two
big and prosperous tribes that were bent on
having good time, the Peauods Of the new
Thirteenth district. and Congressman Camp
bells Diamonds OF the East" who sport dia-
monds instead OF eagle plumcs
The Peauods got away from town first. with
Police Commissioner John G. Sheehan, the
leader OF the district. ut their head. One
thousand men were In line, with white yacht
ing CAPS and pinks In their coat lapels. A
handsome woman stood holding q chubby
baby I'm her arms In the big window OF the
brown stone house at 4o4 West Twenty third
street as the braves marched by to the steam
boat Cygnus. Every brave doffed his hat to
the woman and tho baby and Leader Sheehan
smiled. When the band pissed the sixty
pieces played Daddy Wouldn't Buy Ne a
Bow-wow." It was a compliment to Commits
sioner Sheehan's wife and baby girl in the
window.
Nearly 500 more braves In white CAPS Joined
the tribe after the Cygnus had landed the
Pequods at Donnelys Grove Two Brobding-
nagian feasts were spread under the trees boz
fore the day was over The braves massed in
front Of a camera before the second feast. and
were entertained by an extraordinary 200-yasd
dash for successful politicians only. The en-
tries were Port Warden Louis MunzinRer. Ber-
nard Courtney. tho Tammany stalwart; Alder
man Charles Parks. and Assemblymnn Bahan.
first panied. The race was brought to an un-
expected close by the Alderman. He tripped.
s 2y Set. SRa
Leader Sheehan rose at the second feast and
SG nsG spsessR 6y
taire. It was the gift OF the Peluod braves.
There was a great outburst of cheers for tho
nHTt we're speasef sSae exdss
Browne. Assemblyman Southworth, Tax Com
missioner GeSrse Fest Capt cTliMSs Fl the
keatins nS Charles d +. Murphy. Peter j. Doolinr.
D arek .V and United states Martial ia.
cohus, and Police Captains schWittberger.
Prize bOnes sn
fireworks when the Peauods paraded. 500
strong after they got back iI oo The young
the Weiner Wurst Verein. Capt .Hallieen.
marched IN Peuuod regalia. 1t WAS the clubs
first outing and it sported its new silk banner
Congressman campbellv,s' Oriental &c, Club
over 1900 strong, but the wives and sweet
hearts Of the Congressman's constituents
went along. too. and there was dancing. and
plenty OF It ,
The Congressman was there with his dia-
mond and took very active part in the festiv-
tiles. Speaker Sulzer went over from the Re.
quod camp to enjoy the ftn The band hailed
him as "conquertng hero" He was daZzlsd
by the gorgeous green and gold badges OF the
committeeman and by the Oriental Club ban
ner. with its huge east side glass Koh-i-noor
in the centre rejecting in q dazzling way the
golden rays OF the sun. There were games for
gold medals. Just as there were In the PeGuod
camp. and there was some speechmaking
worth listening TO-.
Among the listeners were Assemhlymen
Sullivan. Roche. Dnk elspiel. Senator John F.
Ahearn. Deputy County Clerk Scnlly. ex.As-
semblyman Fitzgerald. Deputy Chamberlain
Campbell. Aasemblyman Foley. Justce Gold
fogei Silver Dollar Smith. Justice Diver. Po-
lice Captain Brooks. and ahuot 300 east side
notabilities. Carriages rolled in a constant
stream back and forth along the driveway
overlooking the wnter bear ing the east and
west side statesmen. who interchanged dis
tinguished courtesies.
The band played well All Stick to Tim y
when the Congressman got aboard and started
for home. A scintillating sheen played all
over the water In front OF the Blackbird as the
Congressman stood at the pilot box. The Dia-
monds OF the East got home at 10 o'clock. 1t
was the twenty third time TINT the Hon. Timo-
thy J. Campbell had been the hero OF the ORR
entail Clubs outing.