New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
THE JOHN +. MHANE Festival.
THOUSANDS or MrRnYMAKERS ENJOY THE
ANNUAL PICNIC or THE ASSOCIATION

THOUSANDS or MERRYMAKERS ENJOY THE
ANNUAL PICNIC or THE ASSOCIATION.
The fourth annual picnic and summernicht fe'.
tyal Of the John Y. McKane Association vas h''
ia, nigh, AZ Piper & Co.'S Casino, West Brighton
Coucv Island and was success In every respect.
The luildng was thrown open soon aifr u''" '""
pancr's a2d Regiment Band furnished mus" 'o' 'n','
who responded 60 the cordial invitation on te u'Ac''
=, come carly The festivities were not fairly uhd'r
u,v until 10 O'Clock, however. but from TIA, u"e
,c,e u,,e M, LET ND until a late hour TINS morning.
Tn, programme wns not loaded down with any Spccoh
mailing ar oihcr tedious ceremonial. and most oil the
guests devoted their earnest attention to dancing
,,nos, every wclknown permanent resident "
concy Island and a great many VINO are ho' po'
manent were present. The officers OIL inc as
al - rborn were ON hand. Police Justice N'h
.n T. sutherland president: Constable George +
E,e., first vice president Patrick Mcdonald, second
,iceurasidcut Excise Commis -Oncr \. ID. Bu'chi'h'
,ro,.n,cr. As.cmblyman Charles J. kurtl, rcoJrui"S
secretary: Joseph ". simpson. corresponding se''o
tarv: NJ y. RYAN. financial secretary. ana 'o"h -
ca,,n ,er,caut-nt arms The committee Of arrang>
meuts included Frederick l.. Bader, ionc' IhpI''"
Iohn r Hlnman william r. Mueller Constable John
vccrc,av Robert J. sutherland, Herman Pepper ana
tobp g. Vou puyu. The floor manager was George
" Vandcrvecr and hi assistants were Michael r.
vurplIy George Kuchcr. j. OF. I'LL and J0hh IT,
Frcdcricks. .
Among other members Of tile Qss0clutOh "cf' ~ W.
str,tton. PRESIDENT Of the Taxpayers Association :
G. r. s,ubcuhord. president OF the Coney l'laha
Fire Department: Charles L. Morris, F. L. Gallagher
+. Erzingcr " o'Conncll. F. HuntIic VI. r Riley
8 Kuhn H. Henderson, W. DrummOnd, G.. W. PlncA-
uey H. Taylor, II. Feman VI. A. sml'h' & LuluS'
Thomas Clear. IT,. l.. Hart. Il. Fortune T. Cullen
+. Yocscl j. O'Loan. l.. Kuchcr, ii. schliinahh
NJ Kahn A. Peterson, W. lIamlln, j. llusscy. ~ 'hah-
hers l. Rosenthal !. Palmcri. C. W Riley, j. Dcvlh'
L. Potter C. FIardwlck. II. pwycr A. Lane, H. Ernest
J. Whalen II. Mct;ray j. Purcell, i. Baas r. T. GEAR
NJ J. McGnnis. J. r. Boyle. II. Il. Williams, w. lockcl'
/ sexton J. f. Cook, \. r. Samuels. I. l,uSchHih'
r Iac.n, J. Selningcr. \. Nandcryeer O. Lawrence
r. Ravcnhal T Abbott, W. H. McNalon, j. Nlil4n>'
I A CoJk Il. Cohen. NJ. Olhcn, \. smith j. Bailey
J. 5 stryker \. liolzer, II. Wclty, T. Perry, e. h.
Lane and J. EustS ,, , p.,,,,
There were also several ally.lo parties from hrSon
lyn thc contingent from that city lnclndlhg M"hHci
j. Dady Isaac Fisher, william H. leay craft, ueorse
X tsIliuly Clarence Barrow, william H. CphuN'
Walter smith senator Burket. George Kenneth NldCr
| man Hess, United states Marshal Daniel Lake. ana
Supervisors Lockwood Anderson, aud Willis. Nearly
ali OF the gentlemen accompanied by ladies' ana
II yas said that fully 5000 persons were present. II
| was Also said that handsome sum would De realized
for the association, 2ltlough thu was DY no means
| the chief object Of the festival