Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-13
OUTING ALONG THE SOUND.


 Pawson Park-l,1OO People on
 Board the Elm City-Notes of Future
 Trips.
 The annual picnic of the Knights of St. Patrick was held at Pawson Park yester- day. The steamer Margaret conveyed the members of the order, their families and friends to the park. The excursion party left Belle dock at 9:30 g. m., and the re- turn was made by the last trip of the boat. The whole affair was of a private and infor- nal nature and was much enjoyed by all those Spresent. Pickett of New Have furniahed refreshments.
 Among the well-known people at the picnic were City Sheriff James F. Branna- gan and family, Representative David Cal lahan, M. F. Walker and family, Mrs. O'Brien and Miss O'Brien of Springfield, Mass; Thomas M. Keenan and family, Bernard E. Lynch and wife, John G. Healy and his sister, Miss Libby M Healy; Thomas F. Campbell, wife and daughter; Miss Mamie Dalton John P. Carney and family, Thomas Ahearn and wife, Town Agent Garrity, wife and daughter, T. J. Laughlin and lady, Michael Dillon and family, Miss Celia Dillon, Mrs. Tevlin of Brooklyn, N. Y., Thomas Brennan and family, Der nard Clark and family, James J. Ken nedy and family, Michael Fahy and family, William Geary and family, Thomas F. McGrail and wife, John Leary and wife, Frank Herman and family. William O'Brien and family, John m D. ! family, c. A. Judge and family, Superin- tendent of Streets Doyle and wife, Daniel Colwell and wife, P. H. Corrigan, William | Crowley and wife, Thomas Cunningham | and family, William F. Donnelly and lady,
 James J. Coogan and wife, Walter j..
 Connor and wife, James c. Kerrigan and
 lady, John Gilson and family, John
 F. McHugh, James J. Carr and wife, Robert
 J. Tracy and family, William F. Shannon and wife, William O'Keefe and family, Ed
 ward Downes, William M. Geary and fam fly, Cornelius T. Driscoll, Daniel Healy | and wife, the Misses Healy, and Thomas l W. Lane of Providence, R. I.
 The committee in charge of the outing l was constituted as follows:
 | Colonel John G. Healy chairman; Thomas ! F. Campbell, James F. Brennan, James F. Brannagan, Michael F. Walker and James | J. Kennedy.
 The excursion of the St. Patrick's Young l Mems Literary association to New York l and Coney Island was largely attended yesterday, there being HOO people on board the steamer Elm City when the | gangplank was drawn in at 8 o'clock. The docks were crowded with the excursion ists, and so great was the crowd on the side towards the dock that the steamers s | guards dipped into the water.
 A noteworthy incident of the start was | the daring leap of a young fellow from the wharf to the steamers deck after it | was fully ten feet from the shore The young mans agility secured him free ride.
 The committee in charge consisted of Charles F. Brennan, chairman; Philip Smith, Frank M. Daley, John F. McNa- | Pursell and Joseph H. Lynch.
 Among those who went were: | James B. Martin, Thomas F. Brady, John J. Corners, Richard J. Mccarthy, | Dr. Crockett, Frank J. Smith, William J.. Maher, Miss Nellie Nesbitt, Miss Maggie McNamara, Joseph F. Mcfarland, Miss Maggie Keegan, Miss Mamie McMahon, Misses Leary, George Neal, John McWil- Hams, Christopher Casey, Joseph O'Neil, Thomas Reynolds, Miss Etta McQueeney, Miss Garvey, Miss Minnie Walters, Miss hAGtlS DUTIES, JOuu 1eery, InOmaS w h1te, | Edward Mcfarland, Eugene McKenna, Joseph Crogan, Edward Kennedy, Matthew l Kennedy, Dennis McKeon, Alderman James E. McGann and wife, John Cox, Thomas Mcfarland, the Misses Maher, Miss Fan nie Maher, Augustine Maher, Miss Alice Tyndal and many others.
 The Elm City arrived home at Belle | dock about midnight.
 The steamer Elm City makes an exc ur- sion to Newport to-day. The boat will leave New Haven at 9 8. m. and on the way to Newport will pass through Fishers Is- land sound. A stay of six hours will be made at Newport, the boat leaving for home at 10 o'clock at night, by moonlight. The boat will reach here on Friday morn l ing at 5 o'clock. Tickets for the round trip will be s1.50, and can be secured of Peck & Bishop.
 The steamer Margaret gives moonlight \ excursion to Pawson park on Friday eve
 ming, leaving Belle dock at o'clock. The
 tickets, which include dancing in the large pavilion, cost forty cents. l Court Livingston of Middletown, Court City of Films of New Haven and Court
 Silver City of Meriden will give a union
 excursion to Glen Island to-day.