New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
STATiONERS Ar DINNER.
ADDRESSES OF PROMINENT GUESTS

TgADE-IUE IOASrS-HENRY WARD BEECHER
on THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY ALEXANDER
II. RICE, ROBERT sEWELL, A. c. BARNES, AND
OTHERS.
The annual dinner OF the StatOners' Board OF
| Trade took place at DelmonicOs last evening. IL
was attended by abOnt 80 persons, including
many prominent rs publishers or paper manu-
facuIrcIs from different parts of the country. Din
ncr was served at o'clock. The dining hall was
hung at each end with American flags. At one end
was the National and at the other the State coat OF
arms. The tables We're decorated with palms aud
ferns and bore rich eentrepeces of flowers
Willy Walllch presided, having Oh his right hand
| the Rev Henry Ward Bcccher and on his left cx-
Governor Alexander II. Rice, of Massachusetts.
Among tie others present were Howard
| Lockwood General Alfred G. Barnes, John
l.. Parsons Phineas Jones, G.. L. Peasc,
Robert Scwcll Charles Hunter, Andrew
Geyer, Isaac W. England, l. II. Bromley, George f.
Perkins john II. Hall 4. $. Barnes II. Q. HOnsh-
ton H. tIck. Twombly, Alexander Agar, I. Il. Fargo,
| T.. Moran +. Fabcr, II. c. lIurbert A. DOugherty,
| J. 5. Warren. I. H. " Whiting l.. PrdDg, Robert u.
| ClaxtOn. r. Hoe Charles Faber, Stephen Lee,
George w. Whccwright, of Boston, Grorgr West,
jr., OF Ballston spa Samuel II. Train, ". L. Shcf-
! field, David Williams aud Daniel Crockcr, OF Holy
oke Mass
Mr. Wallach called the guests TO order at 10
oclocl lie said that the feast OF reason to be en-
joycd in the speaking would resemble the dinner
where the proslic oyster, coming first, introduced
the rich ylands of the first caterer in this hcnli-
sphere. He referred to the importance of
the stliioncts business especially TO men
81 the learned and literary Professions
How mauy trees would have tobe stripped OF bark
or animals have 10 be slain tor their skins TO FURNISH
writing material for authors ne"Sp2 ~ fii n N
nniucian@. If paper were u1RhOwn: SAT- MI
| Wallach. He added that this country turhiShed
me best paper IN the world world IN ia
referred 70 the Information and Collection l}ureaus
OF the Board and their usefulness. The efforts OF
the as,ocia'ion, he said. had been embarrassed
f,r thu want of a general bank Inptcy law,
| safe. ill., spoke of the Arbitration Com
m.ttro for settling disputes between members
and the + customers. ana TIC su"cr>, Of It's ciiqr.-
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sad. " ten! r oar guests Il hearty welcome ana
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