Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31
JEsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81, 1887.

win be recognized by the free people of this I'm
ION. Vaccinations of good on all sides, applause,
and some tune;-God Knows what. Recorder T.
sad capital thing when the stranger sat down
1.-THE gentleman is disposed to deal IN irony
Shouts Of laughter.] Music through mistake, Rail
rot at me thou iron-hsarted one" -[Sill greater
Aaughter.J
Alderman S-gaye the memery of Clinton.-
Drunk standing
Toast after toas, followed the brisk circulation Of
the wine. W.T. urged by wine called in noise TO help
HIM out OF the scrape and such row did the latter
kick up that could catch word of the brilliant
sayings floating over the table for the next hour.
WHATS the capital Of this company" said we to
a gentleman on our right.
"One and half millions" 81 How much paid in y
"Fiity five pei cent? Chow much do they take a
day?" "Abeut two hundred and twelve dollars
WAS this the best route for the road 2" 'Oh ns;-
they could have carried it to Greenport without any
not please TODD sol" eInterest brought this way
'Whats the object of this dinner The road has
been open since the month of April last"
Excuse my answering that question, if you please.
Take glass Of wine with me-
by ! syiTgI o.,s,,. % %, co0.d., =.
an improper question:"
's0rder gentlemen" cried the President "A de-
putation from the celestial regions"
The company at the upper table had broken up,
and the President had ceme TO give account OF
their dolngs. He was interrupted by the announce
ment that the cars were waiting. Col. Stonerose.
though the Recorder be present, there is reason,
why we should consider ourselves guilty OF any
crime by desiring to- stay half hour longer"
Laughter Now call upon the Vice Chancellor, as
we are all good fellows and have met here a court
Of equity, to lay an injunction on that locomotive for
the next thirty minutes" [Convulsve laughter.
Frequent attempts were made to induce Alderman
s. to sing, but they useless. After shouting,
laughing, drinking, and all talking together, the Pre-
| sdent managed TO bet order
"Gentlemen We have ten minutes to 90 before
the hour comes"
"Tsn miles to 60" cried COL Stone. [Roars of
laughter
bumper was then drunk and the company dis
persed.
We came to Brooklyn from Hicksvlle in 40 min
utes by the watch.
Con. A feast will be thy death.
Con. And yet thsut feas, and die.
Con. What tempts thee thus 10 This.
Bar. GAIN sweet gain, my Lord. ...#
New York, Oct 9th, 1887.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq, Editor Of the Herald
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