The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
THE TIGERS TRIP.
The Janitor's Regrets-The Gathering Of the
Clan-Neirs Warbling-The Cavalcade
Up the Avenue-The Start for
tbs Golden Gate.

Blossom Club House, l2s Fifth avenue arose with the
dawn and SIGH He Skinned up ladder through the
scute, and the first fiery sunbeam the caught
Stars and Stripes, which the aged janitor was
act Of hosting The old man let few fall the roof
and then descended.
"'Twas thusiy, since was a kid" he murmured
81 had nice crowd of boys here but, when they'd
learned to stake well and love me- they were u
scoot"
BY this time eight O'Clock 30 the silver haired gate
keeper flung wide the portals Of Tiger Hail. The morning
moaned through wide corridors and the airy
FLoATED IN ALONG IT.
"Bless me, nobody heredas coorious and the trouba
Sor sweet all to
John Pine qus'est man in New YORK, was out the hal
believing IN most unprecedented manner. He was in
ali the perfumes Of Arabia could replace ye" he sob
"who talks smells ~ said Pete Trainor, entering the
chamber v WIN bouquet Of tea roses and
the weeping Pine and fell upon Petes breast buryns his
face IN ,s The ,es roses and bursting into melody fsows
To e NO mS e CLUBS Sow
the billiard balls roll in the wee, sma' hours ~
your nose out Of my tea roses" said Pete huskiy
While this enacting the parlors ang,
The rumble Of the big
with his big diamond pin, big barouche and four big horses
s The BIG om % S
four horses 10 ther gold mounted harness was the mex.
his and didn't care whether he found or not
sADpLE-RocK-c oLoRED ovrRcoAT
his exquisite getup with General Grua of the
of flute players Jimmy McGowan missing fer some
rand and soon alter return with him at pace
The horses were covered with foam and the cause was at
IMMENSE ANERrcus CLUB
diamonds we're present and GambIeton himself was
where around. sol sayes soon made himself heard.
Itself from Bellevue The
vicinity. H. was then that Owen W. Brennan, with smiling
.Are we all here. boysp"
"some Of them have backed down said George Mitchell
mouth LET US COUNT he added There's Yourself owen,
oDSnss
ponnely judge Coulter Dr. andrews John r. Plat Tom
"To horse ssaia big MI cos and the party number
twenty pa,rhorsed open barouches lined the In
how was that Ensene durham did not turn up Il was
just nine o'clock and as the Jolly cavacade cattered merry
"''NS FAIR HEADS WERE THRUST OUT
ens famous ride Al street tr rambi ed1 down
70 Seventh avenue thence down to Tweny-nnih street
The ss SsRS e a s "a
The Wagner drawing room car-the VIM. M. Tweed was
laes 10 fitting and ingenuity with aview to elegance and
NUMBER or LADIES
bade farewell to the departing "braves," whose pur-
pose now leaked out for the first time Tired Of city
life such relaxation may be found at
Albany, they had resolved to the plains
with view Of taking in the city of divorce
or Chicago, where they will res. week. a. BMarrages
performed In i've inmates, divorces In quarter of hour
Then they viii seek the noble red his ancient
Gil Bluffs to Omaha Nebraska, the Father of
Waters and still to the paradise Of multiple marriage
hood salt Lake City, There they will rest for week. while
George Mitchell will fish tor
PIcKLFD TROUT THE SALINE wATFRs
and the viii observe show the old thing Utah.
Now will they seek the Golden Gate and smiling the broad
Pacific ph,losophze the morals OF the Heathen Chnee"
Then back lightning wheels they'll roll fresh for the
breezes of the Atlantic when they the Amecus Clue
House at Greenwich
The engine bell toled brskly and the train started. A
savo OF fog orpedoes enveoped the in smoke the
cage.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, April %, 1871.
The members of the Amercus and Blossom Clubs OF New
York; bound for California arrived here O'Clock this
evening In the VIM. NJ. Tweed, when they took
and proceeded their journey They met here by
a delegation of friends.