The evening world., 1903-09-14
Were Games and Amuse.
ments of All Kinds and the
East Side, DepopuIated, Was
Quiet as a Churchyard.

/ OlnI.
While the march MA. ~, ,r.a =.
the Bowery ana ,ts trlbutarv .traat. -,
completely s,snendAd for . ..r,.s 80
could not have vtieRled throurb Nh
press a dozen feet. The police mad,
no attempt to handle the crowd in III,
interests of traflo, for when the suIi.
vans are on parade they own the Bower
and every Inch OF Il.
Thousands Of women vera in N.
throng that watched and cbeer.d The
procession. and many OF them showered
sarlands and bouquets upon the heads of
the leaders, who cknowIedged the salu-
tatlons with their usuA, courtlv grace.
Sullivan and MuIIiEnn Day.
The great east side recognizes this as
nanse 10y ON .no
~. %~.,'
.na' "es inc snvres Oh 1oiese r0m''
- s.,ai"" oene u ~ I'm,
10y su.,.vni AS0~l'n inc sui-
sum ahu Mutsshs are supfs.ho tne
,nusans I ~ ouiiisans On mrs' sui-
Az nv .na. .ien ms increasoo
~ fehaiA"p'o proporuohs IN the past
- .he prooess'on
No so1 pon.rn -. az
poi,t al. nSrua. . Soiiese
s,,,,Iya,. 49,. - - NA "he
us,,,, oon - ~"
,...s ms wheh the
~. ~ ~ p,aUoon OF
a., o., :. Nesiino'
~. A,a.~..- nsui. AA''no
marshal p,g Tir, .o' " s."hu
NJ N. nrons..a. 81 '"e heao
ranar.I ..pnoi'y OF
nS.ss"' Gnu Dehind MIN walked
ment NJ Wr,,,a.s. anu rne res1-
The hos, -, C.S~.s s mSps ONT oefore
In .nI.nS. ANY the I'M
trine our OF mI,,,ar A'' though q
Coco. '-u
""'ooo neer Checks.
The marching regalia consisted Of
white canvas cap with phatent Ieatbar
n a dinky bamboo cane. These
we're doied out to all the purchasers OF
ne 70 tickets for the outing. Tbere
also distributed in the Sullivan
,oo'"v Deer checks and 10000 cigars.
No. 1es Elm streat ~. yoafs oia'
eft knee at Aysnu. -. sno IN the
while naradIng wi,h 49, ur.h street
ome unknown nersor III. .a.." w
vas taken to Bellevps unsn,,oI
The procession wound r.. wan
TO First street .p.ne
astward to the r.crs, ton ny. ass"e
steamer Grand p.n,,,,,. 49,.
he burden of the EAST .,as,. $50
trenRth. Splendid order w.. sn.~
ntil the boat was reaches -
broke and there was , wiIs ~"
or the Keg CAPTAINS. as tha $50.
'ere DESIGNATED. ~
For a moment II Iooked liz. L.
ut with rare presence n, m,,s NJ,
i'm ordered the thr.a hona. - Ds
fife and drum corps to NAV nttao
,atba - m. r,., ..o,- ~
,asic. ma tbers v.. an ,,s,o
.,overnent in ths nav =, .-nson""ss
"a hand m.,,sr uonr wheh
stitched N ,.Tha Nt,,,,-aS %neVu.sy
~ In on.v.r -, ~ ouaus.
.,.,.,,,. ~ nj 5000 VI the
-" -, enN thA' h'e- !
"sah'
FIRST . Fish breaiSfast. !
When the steamer arrived at Colleae
Dirt the ARID was esumed IN Do,.
Grove, where A asb brp,kfa., z
As served with remark bile axnadI,on n
hen the fun NJ the d,v h.san - O
lOAA lin AAI I'll ~
,seball same between tha Ns,miN..
~ he AEaAoha". captained by Jacob l
N forces on tho ALA ann ,s 'a a
n, IN his array ~ h,t.m,,s. ~ was Z
. .n.n,ss nA "ho aid o.
20 Via" haihe. Ihere
na,sy MGinsah' Jim Mnnigan. n
Muii'san. I'D Mulhgan and Isador \
iiligan In he inaeld, Jerome Multi y
,rc,a n,n,n,. nsu a. pa,'ery' ana :
irctu N,uhigan' deraad Mulligan and
roy NJ illigan to look after the skirts.
the diamond.
.he arizona line-up was Jake KONG,
uis Bamoerger. Isaac Nimbleheimer,
Sternberger, BENJAMIN Cohen
ron oonen. Rams ~swatSoerser. Mike F.,
nsaeimer n Patrick Rathkooski. g.,
md pin Of remarkable lastrs' s.s sor to
, game started there was n Iiysiy si'