The sun., 1900-08-12
QUINLAN'S GRAND SEND-OFF
FELL NOT RECOVER PROM BEFORE
REACHING THE OTHER SIDE.

His Friends IL the First and Second Dlstrtctz
Have Been Making His Last Days as Home
Memorable Ones, bat Yesterday TheiE
Wind-Up Kindness Ainest KILLED Him.
First came the band OF musicians and then
oarne Tom Foley the city Councilman Tom
could not make as much noise a. the band.
but he brought with him . crowd Of young
fellows known on Cherry Hill a. noisy gaxa-
boa- They made a. much runpus - three
banda Every one In the First and Second
Assembly districts bad heard that Maurice
Quinlsn was going TO Europe. and that vas
the reason they gathered yesterday In tho
neighborhood OF Quinlan's hotel at u West
street
-Oh, but he was folne man, said Kennedy.
Shut your mug" said Casey; tn way
you do be talkiu' people 'ud think Il was Maure's
wake ye we're keenyins a. Don't - know hst
goin' Ter take vacation for plessuref-
Gentlemen" said Foley. Just . minute.
We came here 70 give Mr.. Quinlan . seud-of
pleasure party"
-Hurrah for Tom Foley. shouted the crowd
The band played several lively tunes on the
sidewalk and the boa tmen from the Battery kept
the bartsnders busy In the cave" as they called
II, but the Second Assembly district contingent
referred 70 II as the Cafe
While three Heks S wesr asoon sSr
waist men appeared and shook hands with
The one in green is Phil wsldheimsr. said
NO. answered Kennedy, but he wore green
because Maurls Is going away: The one In
yellow Is Irish Phil from the market.
Who knows but Quinlan'll be sobbled up by
to Scotland Yards. They know he is first
in ,he hearts Of his 9opntryymsn pWtrynn,.r e, . Al,
iconsider myself Irish M FOR the reason that was
born IN an Irish neighborhood and raised BY an
"Hurrah for Waldheimer,' shouted the crowd
Three cheers for the man with the Irish shirt
waist and foster-mother Hurrah!
NY sister we're married TO an Irsnmans,d ,'a r.
been Irish II i had been born here, too, Ike
q Irishmans Just so good as italian or some
body else so long he's nit us on Tammanys
-speechl- shouted the crevd. whats the
:. I yili speech what know about him. said
shs pickle man hnsT Mr. 9SEsnSs Sns 80 %ss sSSn
tSsnp soSd I'd e bs Nf sn cfoHsr eeccn Sm
.aurrshl Harrahl hurraAai' a u, ,
life fS, nnd Ss ieq aos maS xSaid T
man vhioh lives In der district He Is leader
q Irish societies on New York und am proud
He u feel iny ike 81 srs sSS EcasS HSss iVSs
goinglon Ireland TO have good time; When
he comes on Germany every one VII cheer s iot
powered my lungs to talk all DAY on him would
stand here between duty und say; 'Long voy-
agel semteraneous Maurie QuinlanF ,.
And se crowd ay 6Tss haw to eseef Tor
Mr.. Quinlan tried to get out through the
side hall so that he could say good-by to some
Of the women folks in the ne'ghborhood There
was where he made q mtstake. The hall oNy
measures three feet in width Mr.. QuinlAn
measured more than that when they first COM
menccd 10 celebrate his departure last Thurs
S to the tisnwood tHs W IL Hotel at south Beach and
gave him blowout. But In his efforts 10 escape
from his friends yesterday he got stuck IN
ths R r sa Sm oa NTH Sy ss aid %
a chair. They brought him back to the cham
pagne room and made him have one more Tor
luck
street. and those who went TO inquire about
i found the mar arketmen from WshinSto1
Market had arrived In u big stage; Ihey mad
fUiIy fully three se thousand men and womsn we're
gathered in the vicinity Of Quinlsn's Hotel
and the. street cars were blocked, Quinlan.
SoTns SnG mao said Ges ne fst ss like wet bar towel I'm
ready 10 drop, "he said "and II hadn't promised
some OF my friends that I'D meet 'em in Paris
i d stay home ana nave rest.
What time does tho boat leava7' inquired
johnny Moran.
AT 3 O'clock" answered Foley.
well, II = 2 now. said Moran.
why NOT IL Wait for Mr.. Quinlan to have
another drink, remarked the pickle man. Dot
Is der Compania boat und ] know der head
waiter on der second floor. When would told
him TO keep der boat for few hours he would
keep her.
"hurrah for Quinan." shouted the crowd.
and they held on TO him until 2s o'clock:
Then Councilman Foley got him up on the roof
and took him through an adjoining house to
the street. and thence 10 the pier.