The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-19
OH. WHAT FUN THEY HAV L!
Look at the McLaughlins' List Of
Outings-The 0'Neills, Too.

Seven hundred and eighty-six mem-
bers Twenty-three new members
elected at the last meeting.
That is the record Of the Mclaughlin
Association.
They enjoy themselves, too. Tomorrow
night the Association will visit Eldorado.
The invitation to see King Solomon
comes from King Simon of Weehawken.
AT least 500 member will attend the per-
Torrance IN body. The Association
will leave headquarters between and
O'Clock.
Then comes the big excursion Wednes-
day. The five thousand tickets have near
ly all been sold. The steamer colchester
and several barges viii convey the biggest
excursion party that ever left this city TO
Iona Island. Don't forgetl The boats
leave Pavonia ferry at half past nine
o'clock next Wednesday morning.
Preparations nre already being made
for the annual chowder on September "a
at Donnelly's Grove, College Point.
A crayon portrait of President John P.
Feeney of the Police Board viii soon be
presented TO the association By Police
Justice Kimmerly and Clerk John
O'Connell Of the Third Police
Court. It is being handsomely
framed and will occupy position among
those of Governor Albeit, Standard
Bearer Mclaughlin, Allen T. McDermotB
and Prosecutor Winfield.
Matters are unusually quiet Just at
present IN the baseball line.
Street and Water Commissioner Johnny
MaGden's family is taking a vacation at
How about that trip to Newdorp,
1he o'NeiiIs.
Among the thirty-one new members
elected to the O'Neill Association Fri
day night are Assistant Prosecutor Joe
Noonan. Corporation Counsel w. D. Ed
wards, x-Poiice Commissioner Elias r.
| Roberts. John MeCutcheon. Engineer
Peter Semmet of Mullone's Opera House,
and A. b. Lembeck.
The subcommittee OF the Executive
Committee IS making every effort 10 have
l 900 men Ia line at the outing parade on
August IL George B. Fielder viii mar
snal the parade. James G. Clarke has
been elected captain. The lieutenants
Will be appointed later on.
Allen L. McDermott Will attend the
outing.
James M. Braden. Norman L. Rowe,
William Herbert and Joe Buckridae have
already entered for the fat mems race.
Privileges of the rooms for one year will
be sold at auction on the evening Of July
Is.
Many of the members will attend the
festival OF the Adams Express Compsny's
employees at Feltman's pavilion, Coney
Island.
Standard Bearer O'Neill will return
from his vacation tomorrow.
William II Congers is one OF the asso-
Citations hnstlers. He alone has brought
in twenty-five new members.
A new story will be added to the Heller
building next spring. Billy has guaran-
teed this.
Otto Lawrence, the halter. has been
awarded the contract for furnishing the
members with uniform hats on the occa-
sion Of the outing. Daniel Cole will fur
nish the boutennieres.
Philip kelleher- has missed meeting
since the association organized.
During the absence of President Edel-
stein Friday night, Vice President Quirk
presided at the meeting, and did it with
credit to himself
Dick McCabe came all tbs way from
his hotel in East Orange to secure five
tickets for the ouung.
Billy Heller has been elected member
of me Pavonia Yacht Club and will occa-
81 onaily do the Highlands this summer.