The evening world., 1888-08-01
BEARER.


Other badges were worn by President
O'Brien, ex-Assemblvman George j.. Kraus,
Vice-President ex-Alderman Christian
Goetz, Yice-President, and James McManus,
Floor Manager.
Boswald's band of thirty pieces made music
ant Grove, just below Hastings on-th -Hud-
son, and Martin Kirby ministered to the
wants of the inner man and woman. There
were so baskets of wine, $50 quarter barrels
of beer, 5000 cigars, IS hams, a wagon load
of bread, lemons, soft drinks" oranges.
bananas. melons and otherthings to dispose
of, and it is fair to presume that all on board
were provided for.
The Reception Committee was composed
like this:
Robert G.: McCord, Fred Finck, John Howard,
Patrick J. Brennan, Peter spencer, VIM. willer,
Henry Pyman. Patrick Farley. Thomas Mccoy,
Phflip BENJAMIN, Ettiene BAyer, Aug. j. Col
stein, Geo. Hall. john ". ReppenhaGen, Daniel
John Kehoe, Patrick j. Hickey. Chas. Holman,
Chus McKeon, John Gerdes. Samuel Hapner, Jac.
Guterding, Robert Lang, Charles Diekman.
The Floor Committee included the follow
ing gentlemen;
Floor Manager, Nicholas English; Edward J. Car
roll. Thomas kerrigan, Malachi Kelly, Mark An
Mackeldey, Frank Earle, Abe Strauss, Thomas
McDermoti, Charles Flanagan. jr:, John Fan
van Il. 9snn nSS%t o,,y slt %s.s ssms' r. %s,iS; e SsSS:
John Behau, Richard Reilly, Charles splllsne and
William Z. Brodsky.
Hugh McCauley was captain of a Law and
Order Committee composed of these gentle
men:
Anderson NJ. %stebblns, Edward Hagan, owen
Gallagher, John McKirvey, Eugene Collins, Patrick
Hurlburt, Dennis J. brennan, John McDermott,
John J. herIiok, David Gerrow, Diedrick Dokel,
Donohue, Thomas Bell, Timothy j. Dresden, VIM.
Kass, Max sparenberg, Patrick Lane, John Lan-
Hahn. Charles MoManas Ricnsra Mullen, iEdWarss
Donnelly, Patrick Lawlor, Frank Wilson, Samuel
s. Cox, Charles Mccain, Daniel N. allloon, Rich.
Hunter, Herman Sturke, James Dougherty, Patrick
Mckinley, John Holland.
Etienne Boyer, James MeManus and SAM
uel Lynch were a committee on amusements.
and among the good things offered by them
was a tug-of-war between the Bowery team
composed of Capt. Martin Kirby and Mark
Anthony. Charles Warren, Tom Mccoy,
John Mcdonnell, John Sullivan, Peter
John Mckinney. and the Canal street team,
composed of Capt. Gerold ~Fitzgibbons and
Tom Sullivan, Charles Hoffman, Adolph
Meyer, Christian Goetz, Tom Geary, Charles
Sam Homer. The prize to the winners will
be a keg of beer.
Charles Hoffman and Capt. John Guides,
of the New York Scheutzenbund, will com.
! pete TOT q gold Dauge In o one mile root race.
Patrick J. Hickey and Thomas j.. Sullivan
will row a boat race for a similar prize; Off
GERS Ed Hagan, of the Eldridge street squad,
and Eugene Collins, Of the Central office,
will throw the heavy hammer. while Officer
John Holland. Roundsman Otto Wynkoh
and Sergt. John McSweeney, of the Eleventh
Precinct, will try conclusions at a standing
big jump for medals
Among the guests Of the day were e1-As.
semblymen John L. Brodsky, Charlie Smith,
of the Silver Dollar" Assemblymen Hayes
mt Finn, Aldermen Benjamin, Diver, Oak.
ley, Bowling and Mooney. ex-County CLERK
Keen, ex-Judge MCCARTHY, John Carroll,
Frank Valentine and William Van Gerichten,
from the District Attorneys Office Elk,
else Inspectors Brown, Kavanagh and
Duener; Timothy Donovan, Joseph Meeki
and John Kenny, Of the County Clerks
office; Thomas Riker and James
Deputy Sheriffs Rho6a, Brassel. Crawford
and. WEIGH Police Capts. Murphy, Z. o.
smith, Meakim, Carpenter, Brooks and Gar
land Sergts. Carr, Credon, Donohue,
Welch. Strauss, Herman, Dennis, Cahill and
Reinisch Fire Capts. John Kehoe, ReardoI
and White and Fireman James De inney.
The excursion will be back at the wharf a
$50 tonight.