The sun., 1894-12-01
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The boys Of the Second" were to be found
in great numbers yesterday at Sam Gavin's ga
loon, corner Of Chambers and Centre streets,
where the sole tonic Of conversation was the
Great annual Thanksgiving outing and dinner
given on Thanksgiving Day by the You Know"
and All There" clubs at Canarsie. Dennis
Shea, Mayor Of Canarsie," and Fish" Moran
OF Fulton Market are sole proprietOrs OF the
clubs, which are run together. The Joint club
Is social in It's character rather than political,
but rs the boys OF the Second are now all Republi
cans, apparently, Thursdays feast was endowed
with political character. 10 the extent that
Shea, Moran, and Sam Gavin. Republican leader
OF the district, decided II would be q good oppor-
tunity to give the boys a little fun, and incl
dentally TO pay Off their debt TO Z" Peach" Depew
and the other Union Leaguers by whom they had
been entertained week or so ago.
Accordingly, when the invitations were pre-
pared, Mr.. Depew. VIM. Brcokheld, Mayor-elect
strong, Col. Cruger, and many others were re-
membered. They were invited to come early
as they pleased, for the sports Of the day, con-
ssting OF pigeon shooting, football, and 80 on,
with lunch served at all hours, were to begin in
the forenoon. The dinner was to end the festivl-
ties, and this was Of course regarded as the
feature of the day. The dining room was dec
GRATED with riags and cartoons illustrating the
Tiger In various attitudes of agony, but when
dinner time came the Union Leaguers did not
put In an appearance Mr.. Brook field and Col
Cruger sent letters OF regret which were read
before the dinner began, The absence OF the
mon LeaR1lers, however, was regarded gene
rally as matter Of little consequence.
AT one end of the table sat Mr. Dennis Shea,
at the other end MIR. Fish Moran. Judge
Giegerich, Frank Sperry, secretary for ex-Col-
lector Erhartlt, and Edward COppers of the Ex-
else Board, the only Tammany man present had
seats OF honor. Samuel Gavin was taken sick
early In the proceedings and had to leave.
Daniel lsola "the ltalian:" Uncle Pat Murphy
candidate for Alderman against Alderman
Brown; Augustus Sbarboro candidate for the
Assembly; Sergeant Mctiann Of the Elizabeth
street police; johnny simpson. candidate for
Congress against Harry Miner and Tim Camp
bell; GeorRie James, the letter carrier; Dun
Downey. keeper Of the Tombs; Charlie Bull.
John Wiley. the orator OF the sixth ward
Thomas Whiskers, and many more were there.
Conspicuous for their absence were John
O'Reilly Tim Dry Dollar Sullivan. who was in
vited Notwithstanding his Tammany principles,
and John Daniels.
John Meekin, the veteran cook OF the club.
lad done his best. and the dinner was highly
satisfactory. II was what Mr. Whiskers called
"a bully feed" The beautiful part OF the
menu. according to Duff Downey, was that IL
was "straighC American dinner and didn't
have no hnnecky French nonsense In it," The
less" None of the boys interpreted this as for
bidding them from going away as they pleased.
various toasts were proposed. Peach " Ee-
pew and the Union Leaguers were remembered.
Dennis shea, Fish Moran, Thomas Roman, and
several others made speeches.