Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
TAMMANY,S MARCH.
Three Thousand Braves from New York
to be In Line.

Three Thousand Braves rom New fOrk
to be In Line.
The Tammany braves from Gotham came
over last night. upward OF 5000 strong. and
took fall aud complete possession Of this city
at once. Whether they Will take everything
away with them when they leave is question
that is worrying good many people who are
tinlid and do not understand the workings Of
practical politics. For their comfort il may be
said that the Tammany tiger had his nails
trimmed and nanicured just before he left
New York His mission is peaceful one just
at present and about all his followers want FOR
once is a royal good time. They are having it.
The braves who have come on to march to-
morrow represent the thirty assembly districts
of New YORK from each OF which about 100 men
have come. Tammany is the most famous
political organization in the country. 1t has
the most devoted loyalty from all its
friends and adherents- II has also given
rise to an unlimited amount of criticism and
Evaporation At the same time IN the big
parade tomorrow il will probably attract more
attention than ANYTHING else in the ceremonies.
excepting only the gentlemen who are the most
interested
Following il a list OF tie marshai5 OF the
thirty assembly districts:
J. Col M- e. Murphy. marshal
2. Patrick Diver. marshal
5. T. u. Sullivan. marshal.
4. Z. L. Fitzpatrick, marshal.
5. VIM. J. Nckenna, marshal.
6. Thomas DOran. marshal
:. George Z. Boesch. marshal.
8. Bernard f. Martin. marshal
9. James Fitzpatrick. marshal.
10. William Sulzer. marshal.
IL. Augustus I. Dochar Y. marshal.
IL. p. A. Whitney. marshal.
Is. John p. Sheehan, marshal
H. James P. Heating. marshal
is. William Dalton, marshal
l6. John +. Carroll. marshal
II. p. j. Dooling. marshal.
10. @. W. PlUnkett. marshal.
10. Cornelius Dalv, marshal.
20. Thomas J. Dunn. marshal
a. Charles T. Allen marshal.
a.. NJ Featherson, marshal.
%. Thos. J. Brady. marshal
"a. Lawrence Delmour. marshal
IS. John J. RYAN. marshal.
26. VI. j. Mulqueen. marshal.
q. v. Il. o Conner, marshal
.. VIM. Z. Stillings. marshal
20. Jacob Seabold. marshal.
80. John y. Shea marshal.
Governor Flower and staff will follow the
head of the column Of the New York division
The Tammany Society will be led by the
Grad Sachem. Mayor Thomas L. Giiroy, fol-
lowed by the thirteen ehems representing the
thirteen original states.
The thirteen sachems are: Hugh J. Grant,
John J. German, Charles NJ Clancy. William
H. Clark. Charles Welde, John McQuade, Henry
ID. Purroy. Richard Croker. W. Bourke Cock
ran, Charles T.. simmons John H. V. Arnold
Bernard +. Martin and Thomas L. Feitner.
The sycamore, William III. Dobbs. viii carry
the Liberty cap on the pole of liberty.
There will be thirteen gorgeous banners in
line. Each banner will be carried by oLe Of
the leaders Of the district
Tammany will be divided into four regiments,
each regiment will be in command of a prom
tnent Tammany man The regiments will
be divided by military band at the
head of each column Bandmaster Innes
Of tho 18Th regiment Brooklyn will be the
drum major in command of all the bands of the
state Of New York. He has composed the Tam
many march for the occasion and has named it
'.Tammauy's March 10 Victory
The following aides to ma or Gilroy are rep
se-entatives from their respective assembly
districts. Morris stack. Patrick Diver, Tim
othv ID. sullivan. L. I. Fitzpatrick, Geo. W.
Meeks, Thomas DOran, Geo. T. Roesch, Will
lam T. Moore. b. T. Kennedy, Will
lam Sulzer A. L. Docharty. j. {.
DAILY. Louis Munzingheimer, james +. Heating,
William Dalton. James Moran. Peter j. Dool-
Ing. George W. Piunkett, Cornelius DAILY.
Thomas j. Damn. Charles Fallen, james Flnni-
gen. Frederick Brander. W. III. Burke. Edward
J. Atkinson. W. T. StillIngs, Jacob Sesboid.
John L. Shea
Mir. Richard Croker. sachem of the Tammsny
Society and the recognized leader Of the organ
bxation, is, without doubt, one Of the best
SHOWN men in political circles in the United
States He was born on the Oath day OF No.
Sember, 1913. in Roscsrberry, Ireland, and came
TO America with hi parents three years later.
His father was a farmer and served as a captain
In Gen sickles' brigade during the civil war.
Young Croker had a common school education,
and when old enough was apprenticed to a
maehinist and learned the trade. He worked
for q time in the shops of the New York Central
railroad In the old volunteer fire department
sIcH STOMACH promptly cured by Dromo-Seltxer.
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