New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23

PARADE BEFORE THE PICNIC AND ffho'
rEcHxIc DISPLAY AFTERwARD-soME OF
THE GUESTS OF THE CLUB.
Down the slant OF East One-hundred -and-sIxty-
third-st yesterday morning came the members or
the only original Schnorer Club. BY twos and by
threes they fled out Into Third-aVe, ana hnaiiy
formed in line for their parade two squares below
the clubhouse II was the day fixed for their an
nual outing. and it is safe to conclude that IL
Norrisania ever gets Town Council. the first
thing that body will DO will be to fix by ordinance
schnorer Day The Schnorers are popular. at
least when they awake. which - most or tho
time. While they had provided accommodations
for GOO guests all the tickets were sold. and the
cry was constant for more. In fact Yesterday
morning they were standing at considerable
premium and a point was strained for the beneho
of a few choice spirits. which increased the num-
Der in attendance about six hundred and forty
THE PARADE FORMED.
Nearly all were in line when at $50 o'clock,
Colonel A. +. Schwannecke gave the signal to
march OF course the Colonel was mounted on
a mettlesone horse. and. encompassing him about.
was his staff Major Frederick G. Pfieueger. Iohn
W. Decker. Frank s York. John Renhardt, James
J. Hart and Henry Paul Right behind this GIT
tering array of Morrsanian chivalry marches
Friedgen's Band. Then came the Board OF d.
rectors and ex-presdents. and then the omcerA
Henry c. Schrader. president; Charles j. Haber-
stroth sident: John Osborn secretary John
McMahon treasurer. Joseph Leberiz. financial Sec
rotary Twelve companies of Schnorers ana tne'r
friends followed completing the first battalion OF
the parade.
Ideutenan { Colonel Frederick G. Fischer led the
second battalion having as aids, Theodofe iounss
Henry Hack Joseph Weber and August Behning
The staff officers were designated by natty white,
caps bound round with gold cord while the cap
tains had plain white caps and the rank anu mo
were marked for observation by spreading white
al hfu ua no II,
tempt at uniformity Of attire; but your schnorer -
not known by the clothes he wears. The marcherS
aired their graces down st. Anns-ave. to One-nun-
dred- and fif y-sixth-st then down Brook-aVe' 70
One hundred forty and along Alex.
ander-ave. to the second-ave bridge. There the
line broke and everybody crossed In his own gooo1
way to the pier where the iron steamer Sirius was
lying.
DECORATIONS IN HONOR OF SCHNORERA
Flags galore greeted the famous band on their
march, the house decorations in many instances
being elaborate. II late when the club reaches
the Port Morris pier at East one -hundred-and-
thrty-eighthst. on the return, the landing having
been made there in order TO keep some OF the
Schnorers from evading their responsibility TO the
public The march to the clubhouse one con-.
tinua blaze OF glory. red fire and Roman candless
and on arrival there fine display OF fireworks was
given
The outing consisted OF ride 10 ROTOR Point ana
Winters John had prepared for the descent OF the
ravenous regiment with Il barrels of hard clans.
barrels OF soft clans. 72o Holsters. loo hard crabs
l5O0 OF green corn ZOO half chickens ID pounds
OF tripe and go pounds of Sheepshead fish and Irish
and sweet potatoes in quantity. But that was noe;
all there was to eat. for selected force OF men
conducted free for all luncheon on the lower DECK
Of the Sirius throughout the trip There was iiquio
refreshment too and the song OF some OF the weary
gentlemen on the homeward way was hardly tusti-,
fled by the facts Their refrain The Coco
Lord Knows How Dry AM and they sang To
the tune of an oldJtme hymn beginning 20. Happy
another which the moment II was started would pro-,
dmce a perfect tempest OF sound Gus" Williams. whoI
always in the CrsITGn with the ass
heyu Wtf or to but the words here
Of , caa ON Sa So% Ss
lmpromptu glee club about the piano on the loweti
ssiacn deck and from there would spread the adj
jacent shores. almost ana me SINGERS were ~
hut reach the conclusion Of nothing being loaded
except the boat.
THE sCHNORERS' GUESTS.
Here are some OF the schnorers guests: Thomae
% Hughes Assistant District-Attorney r. V. s.
oliver r. Mclaughlin. ex-Alderman Peter GeckA
civ Marshal c. W. Erskine Alfred Behnng. Colo
one, J. J. Mooney. Frank $. York. Louis Eoiinss
DIR John Reigelman. ex-Assembyman A. c. Butts.
Congressman BENJAMIN l.. Fairchld. Alderman
Henry /. school. Harry /. Brdges eN,Alderman
August Moebus George Drake Smi,n; ~, s,ienae, =
Il : Uarnard Louis 4. Risse, Adam I. Denet Johu
Ho.ang j. w Fyn1 oS sspa'oT Ronnsr John
ifcntz ex-Coroner John q shea Asss.ssnf pstrss1
Attorneys Flynn and McManns Edwara y; M v e
Mooney Under Sheriff H. u Sherman Sherman G c Hat
,enrath Dr sennsr, a. ,b Lc" RSaSer DE-
| pfIatsr Thomas Mclaughlin Colonel Fred Schet-
mig. Fred Cerlock. }. r. Perlhifter. l.. T. Lying.