The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-13
ORIENTAL CLUBS OUTING.
TN CAMPBELL'S FOLLOWERS CELE-
BRiTE THE RETURN or PEACE.

III 10 IVA
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Political Blooms JnunChcd-John u. Grim
Minis Named for Governor by Tim, whose
Friends Push His Congress Boom-Candi-
for Mayor of Poverty Hollow on Deck
The Oriental Club. Of which the Hon. Tim
Campbell is President, went yesterday on its
twenty-eighth annual outing, and, like tho pre-
vious outings, as described by the standard
bearer himself. the excursion was n grand,
glorious, magnificent outpourinR, smiled upon
by the gods Of nature and the princes OF So
liability"
The ups and downs oH politics never dim tho
lustre OF tho yearly gathering OF the Oriental
Clubs members. Notwithstanding that there
was a counter attraction in the outing OF tho
Timothy D. Sullivan Association. shortly before
IL o'clock yesterday morning the steamer
General slocum with 700 Campbclls. as the
participants in tho annual excursion are
termed, started for ROTOR Point. Conn.
There was an incident ut tho gangplank be-
fore tho steamer started that delayed its de-
parture for n while. As Pat Connolly, the eX-
Mayor of Poverty Hollow. who Is a candidate
for reelection. was standing on the pier talk
ing to August j. Gloistein. the President OF the
Gloistein Fishing Club. a short, stout, thick set
man. dressed in dark clothes and carrying a
black bag. came along.
"Mcin Got, derc is dot Korpstein. the under
taker.' shouted Glostein. as he pointed to the
newcomer. He will not go aboardt IL helb 1t |
can. He will hoodoo der excurshion. and der
will be ACCIDENTS"
Gloistein had an especial grievance against
kornstein in addition to the grudRe between
them. which dates from last Wednesday. On
that day. against Gloistein's protests, Korp-
stein accompanied the Gloistein Fishing Club
on its annual cruise, When the steamer con-
vcyinG the party left the Battery two we'll
dressed gentlemen produced a wheel which
~revolved around, while n little marble revolved
inside of it in the opposite direction. The fish
ermcn were asked to make bets on numbered
aperturcs into. which the marble dropped
the game at first. Then Korpstein placed some
money on the marbles and won. This was
chance to Place their money. When the exenr.
sion returned that night Gloistein. borrowed
ear fares OF the mSmbers, Korpstein and the
owners q the wheel LETT the boat together
yesterday, as Korpstcin started down the gang
plank: .. p..,.,
G~lolsteln grabbed, Korpstoin by the coat col
lar and Connolly pulled them apart. korpstein
go SIois ieGSt dec Mi i t9n iofn ybe essenrsioSSee T fha
party reached ROTOR Point shortly before 4
o,el9rE, aud then it was announced that several
Editor Mitchell OF, the East Side Ne,rs INDUS
triouSly circulated his boom lor Mayor Of Poy-
war! In soliciting support for his boom for the
same office.
The lion. Tim started a boom for John D.
Crinhmins Tor the Democratic nomination for
Governor. while his own boom to succeed Con-
gresham Bradley was taken care OF by his
When all the women and children had been
escorted TO seats in the large dining room in
the grove at ROTOR Point by a committee headed
by MI. Camphelll. the standard bearer, and his
friends marched TO the head Of the table. They
were greeted with loud applause.
naAv %iG9pMf the ned p .fohS E Sfaih Y9hn s D. I'm HIS;
Campbell Club Of Washington, headed by Nick
Bryant. After tho edibles had been disposed
OF the standard bearer called the assemhlage
,o %,%GientI ssnf T. he he t said; 70 nT ShSF ,9 our s6 glOTio 2,s
s SU.a deter MINE Do 10 on" bow won our u 6e aEhs IN lnG re ei4ensrns
and postpone all jubilations. Therefore. we
ANNOUNCED that there would be no outing this
we determined to come here and have this
glorious Jubilee in honor OF our achievements
John q b i. G %f1iaihas0f Is W with phS'S US. and pm now iT's anu
nounce that 1 hope that he viii be our next
f6s amnarstja ,4 }Tck S9ySernor OF this state on the
Mr.. crlmmins made q brief speech in re;
announced that he was a candidate for no
old daughter Of the former censressmSn was
mounted OH a chair. and. waving an American
esPs n Ied B fanE Z fhs 5 j5ssf E 8. er IN nns s seo5e
from his seat and led The chorus.
dancing and singing. On the upper deck q
baSpiPer blew aceompaniment to the jig and
played for the other dancers.
EX-Mayor Connolly took occasion to make q
speech. in which he said:
My friends. while l subscribe to all that my
friend Tim says about the glorious Victory. III
lose me head before Twill stand for any alliance
with England. Editor Mitchell is here. and he
Editor Mitchell made no reply.
The returning eXcursionists were greeted on
the dock where the. boat tied up. at the foot
Of Grand street and East River. BY a display OF
fireworks. The standard bearer shook hands
with all the Campbells. big and little, as they
left the boat. and the crowd cheered. "Hurrah
for Tim Campbell, our next Congressman
He bowed his acknowledgements until the last
Campbell! had disappeared in the distance.