New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-03
IAMMANY BRAVES OFF
FOR INAUGURATION
Nearly 1000 Wigwam Follow
erS viii Go to Washington
To-day in Special Trains.
MUST WEAR GRAY GLOVES
Elk Sheriff Foley in Charge Of
One Delegation-Murphy
and Smith First to
Depart.

For the first time in twenty years the
Democrats Of the country are planning To
gather at the Inauguration OF one of their
faith as President. The vanguard Of the
army which Will swarm ont OF New York
and vicinity to witness the induction OF
Woodrow Wilson into ofi,e at Washing
ton tomorrow made is final preparations
yesterday. To-day nearly two thousand
Tammany braves Will leave the city on
specials Of the Pennsylvania ana Balti
more 4 ONO railroads. Charles T. Muir
ply and Thomas i. Smith will travel on
a special train starting at / o'clock this
afternoon from the Pennsylvania station.
The Tammany men are going Is civic
organization and not as political
body" They will all wcar tan silk hats
Of varying vintaecs. Dat their gray gloves
will be of uniform color scheme. Tn"
first special of eight ears will leave town
this afternoon at 1884 over tho Pcnnsyi-
vania in charge Of Frank J. Goodwin.
leader OF the eth.
The other sections. which viii ;oll out
Of the Pennsyvania station at Intervals
of five minutes. will be IN charge o.
Thomas j. McManus. II che lltn; Thomas
T.. Rush. of the 18Th. and Michael J.
Garvin Of the SD.
The first special OF six GAYS over the
Baltimore Il ohio will be in charge OF
Thomas T. Foley. of the ID District; tho
second I'm charge of Thomas +. McAvoy.
Of the I'D. and the third in charge Of Ed
ward r Boyle. of the 18th.
M Murphy and Tom Smith and TIM
rest OF the "bigwigs If the vigwam'
will put up at the Raleigh. The remain
Der OF the braves will camp out all Over
Washington. They viii return Wedncs-
day night. But for the funeral of Jonn
T. oakley, former Tammany leader,
which takes place this morning. the
braves would have left town a; 10 o'clock
this morning. The i9tn Regimen; band.
which viii lead the Tammany cohorts III
the parade. will start for Washington to-
night at midnight. TIN Nonkcrs Demo
cratic club departs this Inornns al ll:5i
from the Pennsylvania station.
The Pennsylvania station took Oh an
air,of business Yesterday. The New York
state Womans Suffrage Organization en-
ttained at noon in an ail-parlor-' al tram.
Another division Of sulfra,ists will -
early tomorrow. This afternoon at l2.So
the Womans Suffrage party viii board q
train Of three cars.
Company - OF Oswego' - national gUaru
departed yesterday from Jersey city OF
a special OF four cars. The ID Corps of
cadets will leave Jersey city this morn
ing at S:35. along with the New jersey
signal corps. and the Princeton Woodrow
Wilson club The ID Regiment. New Jer-
sey National Guard will cntrain at Cam
den. The "a Regiment az New JERSEY
guards will board q special at Elizabeth.
The Pennsylvania roads schedule calls
for sixty extra trains daily until after
the Inauguration In addition extra Pull
man cars will be attached to all regular
trains as well as parlor cars and day
coaches In all there will be "A prepara-
ton for an increase Of from 80 to 30 per
cent in traffic.
The Kings County Democratic Commit
tee. 300 strong will march through the
portals of the Pennsylvania station this
morning to board the 10 - special Of five
cars. They will De led by John II. Nc
Coocy This organization. like Tammany
Han, is in a fever of eager preparation.
The remainder OF the local party organ
izations will be represented I'm smaller
numbers The members Of the various
Democratic clubs will attend the inausu-
ration informally. About twenty-five
members Of the Democratic and Manhat-
tan clubs will go TO Washington this after
noon ON regular trains Many D them
are the leading officers of the clubs
The Baltimore q ohio will have busy
day to-day Transporting dozen civic
and military organizations, including the
9TH Massachusetts Regiment, the League
Of Democratic clubs the Queens County
Democratic organizations, several corps
of West Point cadets. who will leave Jer-
sey city this evening at . o'clock; the
Hudson County Democratic Committee
and five hundred members OF the Bayonne
Democratic Club.
The eleventh hour departures over the
Pennsylvania will include fifty men from
the james \. Brady Association Of New
ark. $50 members of the Democratic Club
Of Hudson County. y. j.. and 600 members
Of the Kings County Democ-act.