The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
CLUB C0URTEslESs


Ths Amcrlcus Cinb, Blossom Club, Indian
Clubs and Other Clubs-Acr0ss the Con-
tinent.
On Tuesday morning next party OF some forty
or fifty gentlemen, members Of the Americas and
Blossom CLUBS win start six weeks trip to the
Pacific slope. The rotund, rubicund, jocund owen
Nv. Brennan win head the party and inspect the
charitable and corrective institutions OF the West
ed. Kearney Ia having new set Of shirts hand
pomely embroiaored on The front-nowers and vines
around the stud eyelet holes In such prousion to
bother the brains and fingers OF the female portion
Zion. Alderman 0eolge Mitchell has laid In an ex-
ira stock OF extra tine, sharp-tlpped
Peter Trainor. stock OF hair dye (blonde) for his
venerable beard ana mustache; WIN. H. Moloney
brings large supply OF stationery-he being secre,
Of the s,' sayings ana dongs q the excarsoniss
Morgan Jones Will bring supply OF gas pipes i9a
tribe OF indians should iniure any Of the party by
e John Sss Ss 70 er
Sheriff brennan WIN be on hand to make the attach
ments at various points ar Jait; DR.: Andrews Will
&soaSs and "a P poSneS have
themselves into minstrel band, and, with Eugene
D0rnln as leader sso Miil Ii. savage orss..
with their charming music. From this 1t may be
ee snoaG be- sny ang Mr A. D. Barber viii
be on hand to oil the machinery and make
'srIIE OLD THING WORK"
rs It should The party Will go In magnificent new
palace car, named tue civilian NJ Tweedn via the
Hudson River ana Central Railroad. Thus 1t will be
seen the "Boss' carries them OIL They VIII stop aJ
omaha. Salt Lake City, Sacramento and San Fran
cisco. They will be the guests of Governor j. %.
Mexican, Of Utah. at Salt Lake. ana VIII be we'd
by the friendly "Lon family, armed with Indian
clubs, at various points along the road. The excur
sionsts are all basly engaged practising Florence's
song,
Tit, tat. toe, away we 60,
To the Pacific shore, :,
westward Ho~harrah
with the addition, "TLg-ar.n
PRESENTATION or TIE BLOSSOM CLUB.
Visitors to the elegant parlors of the club house
Of l29 Firth avenue last evening were greeted oy
of W 1e o tns
and william NJ. Tweed. .'Boss and vice president.
Shortly alter eight o'clock Mr.. Brennan walked in,
beaming with good nature. He walked into the
parl0r. but immediately staggered back, dumb
founded, and cried out
rs that jost l see before mes Is that my
/, He clapped his hands on his Sides on his portly
paunch, on his hips and head, and SAID, "No; yes,
shi Isl sure I'm ne's-aha ss' I'm 'nsf9 "n0s a0mS
At this juncture Mr.. ed" Kearney stepped for.
ward, and, making an ''old time' bow, SAID
MIR. PRES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as am to public
you'd scarce expect one OF my age-well you know
nUw Is So MT nong TINS g nee PFC
by the Junior me aoer OF the Hayward Boat Club,
but he framed them too much; but Will have il
nAou, uiiu .nVHt 81, you may Hauu tucm uoWu
posterity. didn't mean to say they are hand-me-
downs, and they only measure seven feet by ten, SO
you'll have to be careful how you nand them down.
with these few remarks you will please accept them.
Mir. Brennan smiled a smile That was 'cAiIdliKc
and bland" and said "Friend Kearney, you do me
proud; you do, indeed NY name is Brennan, us
you know; aud whenever / look on these pictures
~ think Of my front name and think there's debt
Of gratitude always Owen.n
Here John Pyne tthe quietest man In all New
York) disturbed the president by shouting. "hoorah
bully for Owen.n All hands smiled, then called on
the steward and smiled again, and gaZed fondly at
the worth OF crayon work. plate glass; walnut
aud velvet.
AN 'toRIENTAL" POT.
Dorlon Shaner have provided 800 gallons-more
or less-of their nonparei chOwder, to be partaken
Of by the Oriental CluD tonight at their house on
East Broadway. "B0ss" Tweed Is expected to be
present at the feast with several visiting Senator'S
and glorious time is therefore anticipated.