The sun., 1900-11-30
RiGluTFPIV DAY. TOO.
Oddly Costumrd Paradcs in Town which Chit
dren and some Grown-Jp ps Enjoyed.

The Thank giving Day raGamuflin was
out In all hs glory yesterday CnorRanized
hands Of Youthful clowns devils. Punches
ad yellow kids" paraded the streets blow
INK tin horns, Begging, between blasts. PEN
MES 10 he thankful There were blacken cd up
white bows and whitencd-up black boys Many
boys wore their sisters dresses. and many a
sister with only one dress 10 he thankful for
rather than stav in bed. wore her brothers
clothes Continental soldiers and Rough
Riders marched side by side Small shor-
keepers realizing that the town was under
rsEamIfin rno contributed generously from
their good-'o-eat stock whenever called upon
There were also rarades on large scale
l., time-honorod societies Of crovr-lIp raga-
iuu'llns. such as th. Original Hounds me
'arpln" Rangers and the SquarchacF Rangers
The Original Hounds claims the d I-tiH,tiOn
ul being th" oldest rasamuiiin organization
In New iorK Yesterday. led 10y their ap-
started out from IN" hivver bros saloon az
Spring and Hudson streets and paradcd
through tue n"ighborhupd The mos, poI,-
ular Of IN" many crotcSque figures IN thsir
procession VA, santa Claus, who. from his
chimney on g TRICK, diStrihp,rd candy 10 tho
finally tired of following Hare about the strepts
the whol" party set ont for Paterson. Y }
late NJ night Three OF tho Hounds who
marched yesterday, Frank liankluson. Nil
liam Ackmann and Thomas Sullivan were
an fft, Ncar- ago
The Sluareback Rangers Of Cherry street
1rr almost A. old lS m" original Hounds Their
llrldc. cagtain"d by Thomas NJ Kcon ACluded
"y-, ungres~man Daniel Eeardou, Assembly
nan J k"ardOn. tonCrcsSinal-oleCt trcaner
nui On" lion Pat Diver. Jerry Kenny. the
barou lAght OF Cherry Hill. mounted on
fiery ,harErr cHvortod in front q the many
cloWn~ lrlshmcn, Boxers and Indians who
ended up n Grant civ Park. staten Island
lh" t1rlirc Rangers. 'ouposed of residents
of the ltr-t, Iilrh and E:l.h wards turned
olt #H strong from their ncadquarters at l95
Hudson street Ihcy were led by Cant Joseph
Casey and fpsr HicS The feature of their
parade was ap automobile whose three oCu-
pants inp"r, mated Admiral Dewey. President
Mckinley ana Nrtham Lincoln, The fol-
loving wcr" rr'-'I' IN the original. Assem-
Lynn, Michael Kennedy, Congressman Nick
Muller. senator John / Noaru aud Col Michael
& Murphy IN" 'aTohnes' shooting match
was NJ SChut2en l'1rE. y J.
Tho Ia 'k"'i li'f -"'- paradcd IN the Thi--
ie"nt Assenhly District, and everybody in
Well Kitchen was '.t 'r SEQ them. il!ls0n's
band led III" hr". and rou cHno a large float
or which was tHh.'al. r. h.cma'ic of Tho song
ogtitled Tho Ni'S lrHt Throw the Brick" A
man dressed liI" tod arr'"r. with overals
and jumper. was s'lrGl. - ~ ono rud - tho
Npat, holdl"g a brick IN lis hand a. il he was
about 20 throw u a. e man ~ 'hc other end
Fla b'he- man : s'h"2d was f''I M in b1pdagcs
H'l a biz sign across h.s ,llr-' announced that
"was III" fellow who had boon M hy tho hrirk
I"t woen the 'wo sat a wolUau -,lpln-.dIy tha
widow of the man " - throw 'hohfi,k Painted
On placard on the ID" 81 'h" .iloat was This
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