Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-15

much, but the theater could not be rented to the Republicans. His exact words were, according to MT. Tenll, Flowers stronger than we are mortifying us by obIiging us to keep you out of tho theater.'
 The owner of the Thalia Is also owner of the Atlantic garden. and Tammany men, according to Mir. Teall. threatened to havo the garden lioenso taken away If the theater wero rented to the Repub- licans.
 MT. Teall had no recourse to law be- cause. as the meeting was to be free, he could prove no damages.
 He Evolves His Idea.
 ''To bo sure !" he says, the Republic ans can make 1t as hot for the owner oi the Atlantic garden and the Thalia thea ter as the Democrats could. but that Is another story
 Then MT. Tcall set his brain at work He conceived the idea of having n mass meeting all up and down tho Bowery in. stead of within the small confines of the Thalia theater. So he procured from Su- perintendent Byrnes n permit for n pa rade to start from Park row, Chambers and Duane streets, to move up Park row to tho Bowery, to tho Thalia theater there to hold a meeting. after which to move up tho Bowcry to Fourth avenue to Fourteenth street, to Union square, west to Broadway. to Thirty third street. to Sixth avenue, to Fourteenth street, to Third avenue to the Bowery and there disband. All this Is to be on the 25th, the night the Tammany meeting will be held in the Thalia-
 Mir. Teall says that 1t is tho intention of the Republicans to march to tho Thalia theater, show their letter from the man agcr in which he said they might have the theater and present n check for tho sum agreed upon for the rent He thinks the Republicans will get in, and that Mir. Depew will speak in the theater as orig finally arranged
 Whether they got into tho theater O. not, Mir. Teall intends to have the largest mass meeting ever before held. It will Do a mile long, and there will be l40 speak CTS. To accomplish this ho has pre- empt- ed every corner in the Bowery. To be more exact, he has obtained police pro- tection for trucks. each truck to hold an orator. They will be placed at 2l street corners along the great avenue of the east side.
 ''At Home the Bowery."
 This means" said Mir. Teall, that the Democrats, if they get the Thalia theatcr, will speak to not moro than 3, O0O persons while we speak to loo, OOU.
 "1 he Democrats can't parade, for we have secured the approaches to the thea ter. and the chances are that they won | have much of an audience because the crowd will appreciate that tho fun that night will all be out on tho street.
 So confident does Mir. Teall feel that Inc has done n clever thing that he has em- phasized it by going to Tiffany and order ing q large number of invitations to be engraved as follows:
 ond assembly district at home on tho Bowery, Thursday evening, Oct. 25, from z to 10 o'clock D. III. k. :. V. r.
 "'R. S.N. P.,' :" said Mir. Teall. means, Remember seven very prompt. 7" These invitations wilt be sent to a number of individuals and to all the up town organ izations
 "The police, Mir. Teall continued, "would protect us anyway because we have permission to parade along the Bow cry, but Superintendent Byrnes is with us, and we have 0 Republican inspector, Williams, two commissioners. and Che two police captains of the precincts in which We move are Republicans.
 Will Inconvenience MT. Hn.
 There Is one feature of the case that Mir. Teall says he regrets, and that is that he and bis parade must inconvenience MT. Hill. who is to speak that night in Cooper Union, and the Democrats who will listen to him.
 Down In MT. DivVer : district, said MT. Teall, they fight us Indian fashion, so of course we must fight them in tho same way, but with Mir. Hill and the Democrats of the upper part of the city 1t is different
 There was one more thing Mir. Teall thought of. That was a scheme to check false registration. After each day of reg istration a list of those registered in the Second district will be printed and copies of the list distributed throughout the dis trict. The City club has offered $I, 900 reward for information that will convict any one of false registration.