New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
LETTER CARRIERS ENJOY 1hhhoHL'N no.
THEIR SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC AND scMMhh'
NIGHTS FESTIVAL.

THEIR SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC AND SUMMER
NIGHTS FESTIVAL
Tho Second annual afternoon picnic and summer
nights festival of the New York Letter carriers rs
ISOLATION for the benefit of the : > COX moh"n'e'.
hpd was held Yesterday at suffers Harlem NNer
Park One-hundred and twenty seventns'' anu 7oo'"
ave- Despite the unfavorabc weather t'e a,'o,""'
was large between 1000 and 1900 people incuu.1
,bou, 800 Of the zoo carriers In the Guy ooi"s
present in the evening. .
.monc some Of those in the park were delegates
from san Francisco, Chicago. Cincinnati al" ''".'
cities n the National Convention OF lcerc1rrefs |"
-, hold to-day II was hoped that Postmaster van
Van Colt would be present. but he was uhaoio " "
ont several OF the heads OF departments anu 9ul
neudcnts in the city Offices were. however minus ''
crowd An interesting programme OF a'hicuo sPo'
had been prepared for the afternoon ou' o"",o
condition Of the grounds only the following TOOK pac
44oyard dash. six entries. won 10y W. ~ "'"'''
clerk in station Il time, 50 seconds .
one mile run five entries. won by Eugene r-'"pp'''
age sixteen: time, minutes . SECONDS
o,o,,ile walk two entries, won BY George Logan
carrier No. A. jersey City: tine minutes 10
Dancing was enjoyed in the evening IL i ''o
nurnose of The Letter Carriers Association 10 r"'so
monument to their friend Congressman D > 'oA VIM
viii cost ahout $4,000 and with the proceeds OF He'-
,ord,vs entertainment and the fund already ON hau
Tho association hopes TO have at least sDVoo III ITO
treasury. ,, cnri,,oo.
Tho following constitute the Memorial committee
coo,ce II Newson/ chairman; james McNey' b"'h'tu
< Kennedy. Thomas Murphy, treasurer; James "rc'''
secretary. 1890 -, ,uo,
oncers Of the Carriers Associaton-i-ac H. ,
II, p,esident: John Griffin vicepresid"nt hns''l WIZ
.rca surci Edward +. None rec"ru'nK ''''
(;inn financial secretary. - -
c"rrtee Of Arranrcnents-Iohn Ryan John F. Vie
tow Thomas J. Bowscr Joseph Muivey, Bernard 3.
Kennedy. u-
pecen,,on COMMUNICATION F. KauH. Charles T. h'lN
ION, Ret,inerr AmIle Klrchmon Frank batfo'
%, 90, Ko,r ir Jacob Stugard. Patrick w. Marlh'
roscnh p Koarney Max Philips John j. Morgan 1--WE"
Secrr Charles McManus jr., Gustav A. Wamosch ionas
r. Lowerre Martin c. Lakin, William Daring ffeoefcH
A. Chandler .
| Floor manaccr-Nichael ]. Fitzgerald; assstant'-
c.o,oa o,ecr lanes J. Rowe. Floor Conrnittee-Ia"
renee Cohanc John vornon Jacob Zahn. Jacob "eisne
| Ieorold Stern, NJ. J. Harvey, peter D. EchTt NUM-
Denz,e- lanes J. Conkiin william Schincke. william
noc,c,t Daniel j. Tobn, Frederick Btchet, Joseph NJ
Dunn David J. Tobin Charles NJ. wadron. Frank OKe9"
\ w J. Sculv j. J. Bergan, Thomas kely' Ls"r'h'e
| Barrett Edward j. Hinch. Robert hckenpa Teter D.
| Dowd Thomas A. Colwel, James r. "rana'h hthr'
| Schinckc. Louis Krarei. Christian Schaaer' w'oru"
| Kem. charles w. Hanlon. John crimmins Thomas j.
| Cronn John ". EUng.
Police Commtee-Charles f. Dando' captain 'onh -
| K,cser sergeant; John Parsons, rouhu'noh "e"'-
u,pco George James John Mahoney. George Prchard
| - 7 nonovon Georce Stark f. Damarsche, Thomas
J. Merchant Benjamin Bslton George Mcguire fI''c'',"
| So,oer 4. L Peterson. Charles CfawOid' hup"'n ~
| Walsh william Kochler. Samuel f. Burns ISul'N D.
uo,oncv Peter Dunsworth, Charles f. Wendell Ieur D.
| MURRAY Theodore Bicdnger, Charles Heyman TOBIAS
oIe Georne Walker John Watson, a. IL KNOX Joseph
| Garncau william Burke Louis j. Dohrhsnh' FRANK
| O,Ncll Frank J. Mulyaney Timothy hcny, ftanA w
| Robbins. Philip a. Donohuc, lho'aS d. 'nr''S' en-
Mcrko, Thomas Cummings Mark lsaacs Thomas D. "io
| nov Peter A. Knlian +. NJ. Denton. G. A. Curry D. :"
Piernesscr Edward Reilly J. b. Cronk, f. W. be'cher
| r u Smith George T.. Stanton.