The evening world., 1888-07-26

The residents of the upper district turned
out in a body yesterday and proceeded to
Brommer's Union Park, where the second an
nual ox-roast and picnic of the Columbian
Order of the Annexed District was being
held.
Those who came An hour after his oxship
was removed from the spit were referred to q
large mass of bones which rested ON the
greensward.
When the OK had been disposed of, Prof.
Baype and the Sixty ninth Regiment Band
started up the music, and soon the ox-eaters
and their partners were whirling about the
floor of the pavilion.
The grand march was led by Adolph
Pfeiffer and his wife, and they were followed
by a long train.
Among the many prominent persons who
visited the park during the day were;
Richard Croker; Henry D.. Purroy, Coroner
Levy, President Forster. Of the Board OF Alder
Rsni f%yrisS AP sas sw s sne MSal'e' p S9s,,e' c %s,nsi
Mitchell, of Yonsers, and Jonn c. CLARK.
Following are the names of some of those
who took active part in the pleasures:
MI. and Mr.. Charles Jone.. Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
i ana Mrs NJ st G aries NJ Wa sSS A mr. S sna M hsae Gea Me;
Hescn. Mr.. and Mrs James H. Gibney, Mr.. and
MRS. Jon9S j. Clarke, Harry Morton. Miss AndeT-
joseph A. Kuntz, AIMEE Reiss, charles
lucy Mi ' + erney. f TSo@a. H su1ts.. G Ross sur r; Ss1Sfs;
BoldeDweck, Henry Rain, g, j. Schoppone, Tiny
u. F. Cooke, MIR. aud Mrs. Robert Parker, Herman
John on, Maggie slsss.ery, Mr. and Mrs.
4 Tnon nasef'y h,tc iamss F so.spn hud Mess ol Rani:
KisS, Walter LFy .%;n.i Lena Tssr' T.S%ss
Jnhn naHnRF Mania Kirwtn Qar,aru
B IL F. Geek, Mr.. aud Mrs q. DIEM, Nj. and
Mra charles zorn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schneider,
Riemm. MI: and Mrs. JONI. Young, MIR. and Mrs.
i sssnss, W':ne;; T S'ssss, Name Ssss. i 9. Nc {:
McChristie, Charles Freutel. Dennis Burke, M. j.
Kelly, Mrs. 0rimmins, Thomas c. Andrews, August
Moeous, Henry Hofen, Joseph Kuntz, John J.
Martin, Henry Z. Schroeder, Louis Henitz.
A SCHOOL PICNIC.
A merry party took possession of the En-
held it until an early hour this morning. 1t
was composed of the pupils and friends Of
Schoen d Loewenthal's German-American
Institute and Kindergarten, and the occasion
was the eighteenth annual picnic and sum-
meningitis festival of the institute.
In the afternoon Congressman 8. s. Cox.
who is q patron of the ins,itu o, delivered a
highly instructive address. Other addresses
were made by julius Hamburger. j. Lowen-
stein. Joseph Kahn, Isaac II. Schoen and
Daniel L~oewenthal.
At 8 O'Clock the grand march commenced
and was led by NJ. ]. Hess and his sister
Rosie.
Among the many who were present and
who danced to the music of Prof. Lemloin's
orchestra were:
Moses Iefner. Mr.. and Mrs. l. H.. schoen. Mr..
Lowens,eln, Martin Barrel, Estner R 81 Al.
bert K2nn, Ellen Jerome; Ell s%chreysr, Ella Gold
f neuis k Ra, ST. y: Of Of P Polassea%, NM sr. a. AND Ta Mr.. SSSst;
Hess, julius B.charach, Moses Lsfier. Sol Open
s ss1%sr, \. oi I. su oPssnh1Ft TsS s nusO G M,sn s SSqn-
Sfssebaun, NJ; and SSai0SsH t.. \ I Bs sna n'i Mr.. f ssd
Lizzie Nautin. Katie Naunn. MI. and Mira. Isaiah
kaufman, Mr.. and MRS. Gus Goldman, Frances
Ms. Koch. Mr. and Mrs. .AieI curisl, MI. and
Mr. Ss;ssr AuOI Hav,s steiner Rns., MI. and Mrs. Leyi
l SslSer' pa Rsy'a scd Sl,as!i 1 Mr.. and Ff Mla.
Trsv, Bertha Heinrich, Abraham Hamburger, Ida
Bave Brown. Lena FreS, aussie Rsufmsn. Jenni;
WMie, John kinS, Samuel Uiinau. Sophia uLl
Item, Lena VoRel, julia Vogel, Sopia Bauman.
THE TOUGH oLUB.
Last evening the Tough Club held thei,
annual picnic at Lion Park, and all the
friends of the Toughs came out in a body.
Floor Manager Richard Young led the
march, ably assisted by John Anderson.
Among the many who danced to the music
of Prot. Lovell's orchestra were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ackerson, j. v. Dalton, Mr..
and Mrs; r. b; Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hufnagle,
d M. "; 9oyie'F M a,s and Mr. M;. Il. y; freeman, L. q;
Mrs. James Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey,
John Palmer. Eta Alleman. W. q. Copeland, MIR.
Ertz,, Mr.; and Mrs. James Winters, R. Robinson,
Jennie E,er%an, M; and Mrs G; A; Steb1ins'
cas,s sna s. ai N. vi Sharp ar N Mr.. and h Mpsl s M9Sa. h hSsa Lan'
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bell, MI. and Mira II. L.
Sisekman, MT; anu Mrs.. g. q Bunee. MI. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. AbraI
Nead, Mr.. and Mrs.. CHARLES Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
g; samsoSal Mrs. sr zd ana Mr.: ). s Eya T. sSSTass' M a q
den, G. A: johnson. Nettie Benin It., May Quigley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kipp, Addie Michels, Steve Coston
Annie Wnaien, William Wuerz, Tiiie Drisoon
Charles Berkhan, clara Behler, Harry McDougali.
John Taylor, \ aItna Shaw, Nate Brown. Julii
VAN CoTT BATTERY
The first annual summer-night's festival O.
the Van Cott Battery was held last evening
at the Atalanta Casino.
The grand march was led by Floor Man
aver George Nixon and pretty Emma Walsh
The music was furnished by Prof. Harold
orchestra. and among the many presen
were
Louis ]. Ziphel, Emma Shea, Herbert Stewart
Katie Crezions, Benjamin Francois, Emma Little
nj. and Mrs. VIM. Ryerson, WIN. Dawson. Mar
T. Galbrailh, Tlnnie Harper, Alexander Kiiock,
Maggie 4cDonald Albert Mealy. Lizze Aylward,
Maggie Msi Ssa ay Mrs Il VIM ,. T. Francois n1s .O VIM S,llOn
John Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. william Mcdonald
" 4. Garrick, Gustave DessarI, Victor Desssrt
Kelly, John Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly
Emma Gropsey, William Kinahan, Mrs. Kinahan