The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
STOLEN SWEETS OF HARMON
ron ERT CRI ELLI RESPONSITE
10 LLIIIN'S HtND.
Insults aud 1haIr Legs DrSernd pom a
TrombOnIst and ItlS NIrtuosI ~ ThrD
Parade AZ Dawn 4 Real Musician
HAS the Head NnsIreI Arrested.


In" deep uompAh ~ silver trombone
smote loudly upon the dank air u the
lower Bowery yesterday morning Just
before dawn tinted the sky. Stimuli
tIn"ously the battered top of garbage
pail converted into a Cymhal crash" 4
uuf - ma n iul note Two boards hurt led
together aud a parade IA loCkstep passed
down Rdvard street Il way wheeled north
wheeled west 20 the Bowery and then
kept marching in narrowing squares
within 'hp confines 81 on" block
And sullivan ; hand kept right On play
ing, gracious. how II played sullivan
himself was the leader and carried thu.
trombone. which a. he pulled ont hi
checks now gave forth deep thundsruri~
notes. now trllled OF with sharp Jagged
edges into the upper register Two Of
sullivan pals from IN" Senate, lodging
house AZ % Bow-ry, completed 'he band
and the parade.
The houses on 'hs north side ~ Bavard
street a this point ~" torn down for the
Manhattan Briig" approach bat those
nn M" south side ar" thiCkly enough
peoplcd 10 give the block a good averag.
population A. N" plrad" squared ~,
way about the block windows W"r" thrown
open and heads stuck forth
Hey. Won bunch 81 r1Immies. garn
t'heli out @ here. You iaiheads. IN
nick Won ou the baan Il youse guys don
amhl- along These and other cha-tc
-alle- were hurled UNDECIDED at the ear,
II MIR sullivan. coal HEAVIER by profess
son. hand leader pro tenn and tho ears
Il Nj Sullivan : hand
vet hy sweet MUSIC nor lulled To- sleep
-olIdIfi"i their Insults. The hand PLAYED
-er"uslv and kept right on marching
amid a shower ni uld Sh-,"~. table orna.
m"u'- nitIron- and garden produce
Finally a leg wrrnCh"d from chair col
lap>.-t sullivan : Che"k-. forcing tho air
pIt through the trumhorr with On" last
hprrenduu- b"pm The blow was for
q memory for sullivan. The plain frackled
truth struck Mr. sullivan simultaneously
With e ru.vs 4 broken CrDCksrv He
-tpup"d aud addressed hs hand
Gentlemen. b" said sadly these
I"oplp think no more IT oar rendition 81
m" -"cnnd ARIA from Rigoletto than
deaf man who can I see thinks II Bern
hardt'- aCung Let ~ on. I got eight
'"nts for csnful, any on" e YOU guys
got two.
MouTnfully the parade STOPPED Just a.
Policeman John Mct'ortnIcS of tho
EldrIdgc street station rounded IN"
corner Mr. SYlhvanz haud broke up
and ran for shelter III" leader himself
was caught down no" block \ dozen
i,rruu- ~ III" height prhood w"r" eager
Oh make a ,d-urd"rlv conduct charge
against him. hu' when they all got to
a.. station house th"v found Albert
~"hVi'ls u - second street com plainipg
ihat M. frumbp;," had i""n stolen and b"
identified the one sullivan had a. his
- ~" rpnplaint Was made grand larceny
IN E--"N Market court Schultz. told
Magi-trat. t'tOnnut how he had lost
hi tr"mhru- ~" - a professional and
Va~ hired IN Saturday niRht O. play ~
= German Wedding ~ the Labor Tvreum
Hall. ai9 Milloughhy avenue Williams
burg
They RaS" mo hops ind zchnayp- and
when ! started 20 10 10y the howe | was
felt all right pretty gopd.- saId - hul'g'.
I wanted a cup - coffee nv wife
wouldn't sec mo how happy | was und
~tpi rod ~ ~ Wagner place - BoWerv
Their" tho trombone was taken a. he
ate No SUSPECTED "A tall man ~ having
taken - sullivan shorr sullivan said
b" had been uut 9Th tVo friends colo
hratlng p" 'crpp'ion ~ = nav srvnlopa
~" ani his frs"rd- found the trombone IN
q hallway and started the parade Nagis-
frai,' c'Connor discharged him