The evening world., 1895-09-05
ALDERMEN ON
AN OUTING.
They Made an Early Start on
the Big Steamboat Laura
N. Starin.
MAYOR sTRONG GOES ALONG.
Hs Will Probably Umpire the
Baseball Game Between Rival
City Fathers.
the ALDeRMANIc FLAG RAISED.
II 10 a Gorgeous Affair Of Red,
White and Blue, with a Star for
Each Member Of the Boart.

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s.v. yor nj. +ow,, mr.. NJ, nm n, ,,,
inc TODAY Mavor strong ia with tbon
nj. of,ca 4. cIo..d h,, h,s doc I. s,,,n,
from, tho neak of tho CIV Hail n.
usuaI and tho faithful Job Uedpe. pri
vato .ecretarv 4. running tho municina,
~overnment Tho A,dermanic cbauher
4. ciosed md tbero uera not epouyh
no,,t,cians about this morning to man a
n-,m.rv The no,,,icians ara with tho
Aldermen and tho N,vor down n, TOT.
fenv,IIe
Th.,, u,oro ,oL., thar. n, tho st.,u.
hoat Laura NJ starin from the highest
fiappo,e Of which the new Aldermanic
nag beau,ifm emb,em I'm rod hlue
ana white with -, star for eacb Alder
man aoat.d and commanded MANY n
foot from tuy. M tho starin steamed
down tho bav II took the steamer an
hour to run down tn Tottenville. during
which the Aldermen who are really "A
better set of fellows than most Alder
men .ra considered to be col ac.
cuaipted with ,beir hundreds NJ guests
ana dis, ributed badges neat little pro
uramme. and cipars The latter were
y,ven IN eacb yuest M be stenned
aboard as n sort Of receipt for his
ticket There were three of the cigars
IN n ut,Ia Russ,.p leather case in
.cr,h.,, "AIacrm,n,c nav Sent r 1so, :,
M. St, 90, n, a IN o,o,ocL
.,.
w. "V'"s ""''e" 80, '
VINO came i'o''' ms '"''''"e' '''' "'
Long bTahch on the ia'e poat
his honor was equipped lot tne Iray
In the same garh he wore at the ball
game at Mount Vernon Saturday. He
was in excellent spirits and enjoyed the
hearty cheers that went up when he
hove In sight.
There were Ave hundred persons on
board. and 1t was representative ,'a,h-
ering of politicians. with a sprinkling
Of business men md city officials. There
were no ceremonies on the boa, except
an Informal reception to the Mayor.
The United States Government snubhed
,h. Ga Ea,hors no M, ain, -.
but the Aldermen didn't seem to mind.
being engaged in art work-drawing
'nings-as the star,n steamed past Gov
ernor's Island. The most gorgeous fig
49,. -, 49, -, ,,,, ,', u, .,,,,,,
Aaoh,s Oh 'he noarn' VINO was III An''k
erbockers and outing rig.
The programme OF exercises Is as fol-
>o"''
Arrival Of his Honor. the Mayor uia,i to tn.
ChieD. Start for Tottenvine Hoi.tins, Of tn.
A,aerma,ic IA. uo.,,,o, 90 ri. ,Io,o, ,.o
49, s-, :, ~, ,, 49,,
.'o' 'er"ns ns" re'''shi''n'S' All
Ashore breakfast sitting for group photo
graph Recess Bathing Dinner. IAN on board
On the return trim the guests Will h. In ,harp,
a, IN. po,ro.,man, c,mm,,,.. pr,,.. .n' ~
y. '"e he'fe'n"''"' committee rhhos viii ne
ennouhceu ana presented hereafter The matter
u Committee: John
T. oaklevr Collin H., wsodsssd. William TAFT.
Some of the famous guests were
quarantine Commissioners Jake Pat
.embiyman Ccrrigan, James r Kea,ins,
]. Martin, ABE" Gruber, Jake" Refs
enweber. Thomas Cos,isan. Alderman
John Long. ex-Poice Capt. Harry
Wines. Supt. Robbins, of the Street
James Owens, Capt. James Lynch, Req Reg;
lister Levv ex-County Clerk Patrick
Keenan, and Water Register Columbus
johnson.
The tug of war team Is:
Repubiiicsn-Alierman schilling, an
school, Goctz, Windolph, Goodman
Hackett, Hall. Woodward and Mar.
shall ,
Burke, Campbell. Clancy Kenneiick
LaISssTy A1ssryysn and Mnn WGnd. ,ns ,no,o. ., ~,
Democrats, weighs 290 poun-s and Al
GERMAN Schilling, anchor FOR the Repub-
Leans, tips the scales at 800 pounds.
II was spectacle to see Mayor Strong
Mayor OF this town-yank the new
Alderman!c flag up to the peak of the
steamboat Laura NJ. Starin, while the
thirty distinguished statesmen stood
about with heads bowed in reverence at
their own greatness-and a band playrd
everything but music.
Pulling up the nag was no snap There
were fifty feet OF it, not counting the
red stars on it, There was a star far
each Alderman, all a foot big ami very.
very red, as becomes the signal of
men OF the purple The nag was white
that's for purity All Aldermen ar.
pure. The lettering AMI coat OF arms
truth Altogether. there hasn', haen
anything so uniaue as thai nar sine
the Coxey banner faded into hIst1rv
And right manfulIy the Navor siru.
fiagstafr. He got Il there after awbiin he