The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-09
PROUDDAYRORTHE SULLIVANS
EAST SIDE TURNS OUT FOR DRY
DOLLARS CHOWDER.
Crowd Estimated At lO,OOO-Rosey the
Lawyer Heads Essex Market Constitu-
ton Club, Who Wore Caps and Gowns
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The Sullivans OF the Bowery went Il
College Point yesterday 10000 strong, and
according to Billy Leonard, the Hon. B ie
Tins secretary, this demonstration offsets
any consolation the Republican party may
take out OF the returns from Vermont
II was the greatest "chowder" In point OF
numbers ever held by the Timothy D.
Sullivan Assoc iation
In the parade from the headquarters on
the Bowery to the foot Of East Third street
yesterday morning many notables were In
line. The hit OF the occasion was made by
the East Side Constitutional Club, Of which
Rosey the lawyer Is president. He COM
manded regiment OF twenty-five Essex
Market barristers, each Of whom wore a
cap and gown and badge inscribed We
Want the Constitution for Ours"
Before the main parade started the club
maneuvred in front of Flat Nose Dinny
Sullivans saloon on the Bowery. where
the members were reviewed by the Hon.
William Sulzer.
"A splendid body of men. he remarked.
aIn their hands the Constitution as it Affects
the East Side is perfectly safe"
The Hon. big Tim" headed the parade.
According to a typewriter statement
handed out by Leonard, his personal staff
was made up as follows:
william Aston Chanler, Stewart NJ; Brice.
Martin Engel, Florrie Sullivan, Thomas
mont l. leslie Van rSs ss perSy sohs as
E fifEasiSsnp s%iysan jsst NsMan4s Pisssa
B Rs5 ' Harriso ar9 the PS Nssx
Lawyer Abe Levy. the Hon. Pat Keenan,.
Percy Nagle former Deputy Police , Gom-
foge, Chuck Connors, Barney Flynn Max
Hoehstim,, George Considine. the Hon. Pat
Farley and Jake Wolf.
The crowd boarded the steamers Cyrus
and Sygmus, and were cheered all along the
line of march.
Flat Nose Dening was in charge of the
checker, whist, domino and Rlondike games
aboard the boats. By his orders no gamb-
was on the Cyrus, said that Dinny evidently
OF poker for matches in the captains cabin,
Big Tim held a straight flush and Senator
John Fitzgerald beat him out with royal
flush.
This is not gambling and Dinny kept
sThis is a slaughter"
The Hon; Martin Engel, who was play
p mG p OF pound 1 I Of eRceola.e drops in
match game from Phil Wissig.
The Hon Larry Mulligan won the euohre
prize, a rubber plant, He played the final
game off with Morris Leiton.
When the crowd arrived at Donnellys
Grove Donnelly, with his Dundreary wills.
kers curled to perfection and his usual
smile, welcomed the guests to breakfast.
you must excuse me- he said. but
wanted to facilitate matters and most
of the slverware on the tables here to-day
IL tin 1t is all polished up, however, and
you won't mind it. 1t is all right for SOU
venrs." |
The crowd then sailed in on the eatables |
and no one kept tabs on the souvenir hunt
ers. During the rest Of the day there were |
baseball games, whist tournaments, checker |
matches and golf games.
A big crowd OF Tammany Hall political ns
reached the grove late In the afternoon. |
1t was probably the greatest tribute ever I
paid to Congressman Sullivan on q similar
occasion.
Nearly every district leader in New York |
showed up and it was noticeable that |
large delegation OF Senator McCarren's
followers was present. ]
The lower East Side presented holiday |
appearance yesterday Many stores were |
over the district on business houses and |
private residences.
aThis will show you how we will beat
that Vermont vote out" remarked Billy |
Leonard. as he surveyed the crowd board
ing the steamboats, on the return trip last |
why, we have got moro Democrats |
here to-day than there Is In the whole
bloomin' State"
The excursionists paraded all over
the district last night and fireworks In their !
honor were set of in profusion. Big Tim. |
Little Tim, Senator Fitzgerald and Con- ,
gresham Goldfogle were In the front line I;
There were loud cheers as each division |
passed under the Parker and Davis banner |
on the Bowery. /
Leonard announced after the parade: |
. we are going to pick out some Of the main !
next week. 1t will probably be on a Sun
day, because the ponies will soon 60 away
and the boys in the Hesper Club the way