The evening world., 1888-04-11
TENTH DISTRICT WIcWAMlTES.

wm. Z. Fay supports a Bowery cigarette fac
tory.
Charles steckier IL the youngest Tammany Hall
district leader,
The silent man Of the district IL Dick Nagelsmith.
He never talka
Civl Justice Alfred steckier 10 the father Of q
sixteen-month-old boy.
Thomas B. Casey, of the surrogate's once, has
become stuck on will cases.
Julius Hamburger Ii q member of seventy-two
lodges, associations and clubs.
Three cheers for Dan Jacobs Hip, hip, hip. He
no longer believes in Socialism.
"Here Is the Alderman OF the Bowery." ''who
10 her" ''Why, Tom Madden"
Harry Jacobs is away up in science. He IL trying
to solve the Keely motor mystery.
Joseph +. Blackgrove 10 q daisy swell when he
dons his new Grand Army uniform.
lie has q nne combination in bis name"
"Who has ~ " Mike Schlessinger."
Dan Cohen IL 4 lucky fellow. lie did not lose his
nddle in the Union Square Theatre IRE.
John N. BoRart, better known as 1.-the learned
printer, - Is now q stalwart Wigwamite.
John Graham should wear q wig II he wishes to
be taken for his distinguished namesake.
Whenever Capt Cuslck, Of Engine q, il of
duty he drops In to see the Wigwam boys.
Ex-Judge John A. Dinkel says that Billy Mitchell
10 not the handsomest man in the Tenth Ward.
David Lion, with the -" not w." Is very par
ticular about having his name spelled correctly.
Ex-Alderman Peter Kehr, the retired desk manu-
%facturer, 10 enjoying the fruits OF his early labors.
Here 10 q rumor that Hugh Cummings intends
to spend this summer among the goats Of Morris
ania.
Thomas II. Flanagan 10 noted for his PATENT
applied-for smile. He 10 Q smiler from smiier-
Vile.
Assembiymsn George Francis Roesch 10 an oppo-
nent OF Puritanical, proscriptive and radical excise
laws.
WI. II. Kennedy, President OF the George b.
Mcclellan Association, IL the champion clam-roast
nend.
"stick TO Rhein wine, and you will never use q
shoe-horn to put on your hat" says Ferdinand
Katz.
VINO IL talking about Coke and Blackstone ?
Why, John +. Ward, who can give Oscar Bogart
points.
Henry FleEenheimer 10 one OF the vineyard
barons of California, yet he votes In the Tenth
District.
Richard Berger, one of the moat promising Of
New York's young architects. Is quiet and unas-
Stunning.
Did you ever hear Q yarn about q big battief II
not, hear Patrick Stafford tell Of the Peninsula
campaign.
Bernard Newberger 10 always true to his colors
on election day and his election district can be de.
pended upon.
Here IL mir. Joseph Grosner, superintendent Of
the Metropolitan Insurance Company. He IL also
q Tammanyite.
Joseph Steiner has tho reputation Of being the
wit Of the district. He steals his humor from
Western papers.
The ghost of Irving Hall no longer haunts the
Tenth District Louis schlamp has delivered its
bones to Charles Steckler.
Louis Hannermann IL Q member Of the Twenty
second Regiment He would rather attend q drill
than to play pinochle.
John Zahn ia a spotter on the forty.seoond and
Fourteenth street. croas-town line. But he Is q
good fellow for all that.
David Hirsch IL Just too sweet for anything. u
So say all the young ladies who attend the recep-
tons Of the Hirsch Association.
Moses American is AZ patriotic a. his name sig
nines. "Tne Star ~spangled Banner +" and " Sweet
Violets " are his favorite songs.
Alexander Bremen is the popular Presdent OF
the Musical Protective Union. Rex IL the name OF
Mi. Bremer's favorite ST. Bernard.