The evening world., 1888-07-17

General Merfymsking hisewhere-rome
People Whose Faces Were Seen In the
Threpss and Whose Names Went Into q
Reporter's Notebook.
Never before since Brommer's Union Park
was opened had such q vast concourse OF peo-
nile assembled within its precincts as that
which swarmed there last night. Thousands
were on hand. elbowing one another good ma
turedly, crushing and perspiring.
The occasion was the festival and barbecue
arranged under the auspices of the New York
Eagle, and it was in every way q gigantic
success.
The big OK, slaughtered in the morning,
was duly roasted and it did not take long for
the crowd to finish it up. Those who came
two hours after it was roasted, inquiring for
the OK, were shown its skeleton reposlng
gracefully in the centre of the grounds.
Pretty girls were numerously on hand, and
listened 10 silvery- tongued praise of Cleve.
land and Thurman whenever the band ceased
Ilaving. Dancing and ~speechmaking were
the order of the evening.
Among the speakers were Prof. Peter Tar
pey, Col. join r. Fellows. Gov. BIT. Biggs,
Amos j. Cummings. Commissioner Hosea B.
Perkins. Matt p. Breen and Counsellor
The following people were among those in
~Rtt60uhnCe:
A. a 5. Rogers . fSsis'' J. " aeintze III" Henry ri : sosrsdsT..
William OGorman, Emanuel kodecker, Charles
%oonsy Dt coi. E sE 1. %ooS s0J john d tkonnef, John
2 shss, James J. Clancy, Lp ans,, A, h q,ss,
HID: Porioy. W: stanlnesksr. John J. Ir clsfk (,
S smi'a, VI yoa ni' z. faaa. SSen J o. aef Hsaen a.1 August
pellet pellet J S.ovs McoaWS! %, d ESTsTa F' snslIa
nuHv- John W. GOn. Ill. GumbletOn,
Carl Muller. Patr,ck o,Rourke, Henry Quinn
S SH;is 3 F1sa Bopm M1,' E L. H Mfa1fa; J oa1s9 8.
Barney. Ella Smith, Charles Roe, Kate Cayanagh,
George s Ssysaass ,lon Ella Charles 81 so4 %so sGaf Emily III Nc hs.
,:rsnGs, George s SsRna,sI Edl Fsr MSGa1 Ree, e sonIs
McAuliff, Carl Weiss, Mamie Coffee.
JOHN pAwKrNs ASSOCIATION.
The residents Of the Fourth Ward who are
in the habit of lying abed late were awakened
from their slumbers yesterday morning by
sounds OF music and wild cheering as two
mammoth stage coaches, each drawn by eight
horses and containing large brass band and
numerous happy young men, rolled along
The young men were members of the John
Dawkins Association. and they were on their
way to Burbank's. at New Dorp, Staten
i Island. .
The occasion was the annual parade and
chowder of the club. and, as in former years,
everything went off without q bitch;
About one hundred took breakfast and
dinner on the island.
On the arrival of the party at B%urbank's,
they took possession of the dancing pavilion.
where they soon were joined by friends Of
which had accompanied the party. played
for the dancing.
In the afternoon a three-mile race. the
winner of which will appear in q new So pair
of trousers next Sunday. took place. Next
was q shoe race, which was won by the man
who got his shoes on first after some fifteen
pairs had been mixed up. The winner of
this race carried off O silver watch.
Il A pie-eating match was the most attractive
y event on the programme.
John X. Murray, and Pete Long were hit
upon rs the two likeliest pastry masticators.
After having narrowly escaped choking.
Long succumbed, and Murray was declared
the victor. The winner of the match is en-
titled to a basket of champagne, which Mr.;
be drunk in ''Fatty's" saloon tomorrow
K game of football and q tug-of-war fin
ished the athletic programme.
Among those who went witt the party
were:
o, }Snn A; w pSswE,nss, 4. The Rs,, s,an %sGms bearer \ jo SSs1 J.
g,lss kasr R's",'ss sil,an assA r ssns''' Az1 rs,s.
Daniel Haley sS"? Josep Sa'i Baker, george George dissssSn.'
Oliver Dopd. George James, Michael Gilmartin,
5 ssIs h asasn' w paII,Ss B Manas h1 Rlensrd P%G eNaTss,
n Peter Long, Timothy Quinn. George Tienkep, Hy.
%sa Se9 %Ssm 1 j. ? W.,. a,lr %n' TIN on,s s%Sll Y. D %a'.,sH
William Butler, Thomas Moore. Joseph Gchegan,
T%nS%as DOs s 2 John 5o M1rre Sier James w sSSS5,I,y;
Murphy, Patrick sIeely. Frank FITZPATRICK. Tnad
deus Cornell, Paul yiana, Patrick Lynch. Michse
Curiey, Isaac Poop les, william Quinlan.
THE -JouRNEYMEN P~LAsrERERs.
It was q large crowd hat assembled in the
Empire City Colosseum to attend the annua
Hpicnic of the Journeymen Plasterers' %
Operative Association last night.
The festivities commenced in the after
noon. when athletic exercises were the order
hand prizes were awarded to the winners OF
(ightfall that the fun was at its height.
THE grand march was led by Michael ]
emmett and Mani Teddy. In It were owe
NE hundred and twenty-five couples.
Among those present were
Tnomas Fox. Miss Fox, James MCGUIRE. Jenni
Brophy, James DIVER; Annie Burtls, Frank Nc
DS.,Is' otto sen1inE. Katie ksnsod Egani Charles Baes
EEs 1s a n; c,, and ,. mss; R 7; Murray sybs,ri NJ ao, e.;
Charles Kssss5, Ada pooisy, Pi.r dssD barry SV Gor
Hynss' Daniel aas NC G,ca Rs%.a, M Man, and Mrs, Josspi
VIM VIM 2 mli aey 'i Edw srS Doyle s- NJ. and nd h naa j. It :
Doyle, MI: and Mrs. James .MeCormaOk, Mi. an
NJ. an. ss'r ne. N ica,. NJ sAs aHa 4 Frank Sei sI'ap aSsse
~; n Eav s1S Mrs. Mrs. Fs,F'0f Ind tA9 %;., Nj n,o; ~;
J. ordhan, j. j. Reilly, Miss Reilly. Tom Haley
M M1Ss haley h sr; and . Ms1 W yHna s Msnon sSE Jane ps
strange. orrie McMuien. Kittie Campbell, MIR
and Mrs; Henry TomfoId. Nj. and Mrs. Georg
Frank V~itzsimmonS, N. J., Bennett, Mani
K Fetherstone, Mamie Walker, Edward Lynch
Sarah Bennett, Josie Lynch, Charles Sheridan
VIM. Walker, Kate Fethersione, James CONWAY
8" FEMME Ryan. VIM Grove, Annie Gallagher, Mi
and MA John Moore, Nellie Lynch, Peter Maloy