New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
CUEERED on THE EAST SIDE.
HEBREWS GIVE DR.. PARKHURST WARM
RECEPTION.
A THOUSAND PEOPLE MAKE a REMARKABLE
DEMONSTRATION IN HIS HONOR IN RUT-
GERS sQUARE-Hrs sPEECH At HAIR
RIss ASSEMBLY ROOMS-A 20

LICEMAN's ADMISSION.

| RIS'S ASSEMBLY EOOMS-A ~
LICEMANs ADMISSION.
Rutgers Square on the East Side. was In a
state OF considerable excitement last night for
| awhile and it was mainly caused by the pres
| ence Of Dr. Parkhurst People crowded about
the door Of the hall at No. III East Broadway.
where he spoke. and cheered him when he went
in and when ne came out. There was Socialist
Labor meeting going in the square but Vhen
The doctor at last succeeded in escaping from
he people in the hall. who pressed about him.
eager to shake his hand and came down the
steps into the street, half thousand of the audi
ence around the trucks left the speakers and
Joined the 500 in front Of the hall. and cheered
the sturdy and fearless enemy Of corrupt gov
eminent again and again A good number of the
excited. cheering people most of them Hebrews,
escorted DR.. Parkhurst TO the end of the square.
and about 100 Of them walked along East
Broadway to the Chatham Square station of the
Thrd-ave road. where. he assembled the
stairway, they bade him goodby with more
cheers.
It was evident that they regarded him as their
firm friend and were determined To show him
what they thought Of him There great
anxiety shown by the people to catch glimpse
Of his face. many Of them running ahead Of
him and walking backward that they might see
his features.
Harris's Assembly Rooms. as the place is
called was pa ,kcd literally 10 sufocation. and a
%
Government Club Of the IVth Assembly Dis
trict and the city Vigilance League held for the
purpose Of rdtifying the Anti-Tammany ticket
julius BumberC the president Of club Y pre-
sided. Mr. Bumbcrg told the object Of the
meeting and the ticket was ratified with cheers
When he referred 10 Tammany there wor" loud
Kisses and there were more hisses when he spoke
of Mr.. Straus. He said Mr. Straus might be
good business man. but he had allowed the Park
Board to take $l00o.003 Of the peoples money
and keep three-quartcrs Of il In the Commits
soners pockets. Al this point man in the
audience yelled:
"Wha, is sierili2ed milk WORTH" and there was
uproarious laughter AM applause for nearly A
minute.
+ : Grade OF The City Vigilance League do
scrihel the work Of the league in detail f.. :.
Kassng. Of the League. ana Morris G,ldwaier.
Of Club y. also spoke Cries n "Parkhurst,
Parkhurst"' then broke forth from jhe sweltcring
crowd in the siumy little place. but when the
Doctor got on his feet he was unable to begin
his speech for some Zine IN account of the cheers
and applause
down - the district no said. was that he wanted
to thank the Hebrews for some valuable inf1rma-
tion IN regard u the police mich some ~ them
had given him al the beginning Of The LeNow IN
vcciigat.on When h said that h. loved 70 recog-
MID the fact that many members OF the polio"
force were brave ana tru" mon there was loud
applause. He spoke u the testimony " Hamil-
ton. the West Farms man. before III Senate Com
plttec yesterday that he hal paid 81 T. me
police before h.s store could p" used flr q place
Of REGISTRATION Thcn H. said pointing - a po-
l.conan in the centre %! the room:
II dare say that o,. friend there In brass but
tons would say that il is tn" usual thing Ga' king
~ fha officer sharply Isn't Il. now:
The policeman. takenN unawfr"s. noilet. AMI
th,rc was a tremendous "u'bucst ~ laughter AMI
applause
Dr. palkhurst sail that there were many go'i
mon ,n Tlmmauy. members 90 his chu' 10 ha ]
belonged t. IL. bat the sye'"m was absolutely
corrupt. He had. .nlv LAT night receive Jet
ter T. IN man IN S.ug sing Prison wnioA CAV"