New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23

III.
from Concressmen Randall Holman and Others
Tbs Order of the Cincinnati celebrated It's one
hundredth anniversary at az ,be presi
dent Hamilton Fish Letters of regret We're reao apnI
President Arthur, Genera Sherman 90 Wash
ington and "The Founders of we Cant Ut
oinnat' were drunk in silence Gene. Gener"i rmvD
responded to the, toast OF .hot Tue Of The
S snS SO T6e toast Of called forth
response from Controller Campbell nr anu TTontennia
from William G. Ward and William LAM ~;
Crosby The .u FSS% of w 1858 and d'U 1883
The cnm1any separated shortly after midmgnt.
The following were among those present. II Io
Van Cortandt Carroll LivingSWST Tamn Alex
ander :. Webb and Robert s. Webb. -,
The FIRST of a series of entertainments was gwen
last evening at the Madison Avenue Congregations
Church. From the centre of the building was sus-
pended large japanese umbrella hung Win lan-
terms Thirty Young ladies in red ana wnlLo Ps r
Newman, pastor of the church, gave deseriPtion
of the japanese " Feast OF Lanterns, wnIcn ais -
graves being decorated with lanterns ana Ieast
spread for the dead General Waller gave a io-
scrption of an Indian courtslp anu .ne
ment closed with illuminated portraits OF ceiepre,es
and tableaus GilmOre's band furnished music, anu
refreshments were sold in the yestry. Another en-
tertainment will be given tonight. - -,
The Garfield Club held reception at seventh
ave. aud Fifty-ninthst., at which there was large
attendance An eertalnmept ot mu Rn aha and
HendeI son and Messrs. ". j. Rennie, /. NJ. Marson
ana W. Moore Professor John L. N hun. gave an ad
address on TRAITS OF Washingtons CharacteI anu anu
the Embodiment of Them III Our INSTITUTIONS Inc
entertainment was concluded with dance.
The full dress reception OF the Ninth hegle. d az.
tracted large crowd TO the Madison Square Garden
last night. The programme was long on me
but the audience appeared TO ENJOY IL an
particularly the dress parade and review eS
The Veteran Corps of the 71st Regiment gave a
reception TO the ladies' who are assisting ~ ~ uno
forfn last evening,
at the Armory in Thirty hfth-st Inc dancing was
continued till o'clock when supper Was s cry Co.
General Ward and staff reviewed the llth hegi-
ment at its armory, at Grand and Ludlow-sts. AT
ter battalion formation notable Tor ITS correct
alignment dress parade was given, followed py
the presentation of marksmen badges by Captain
F. S. Kneeland Inspector or hne , dIaic.Uf'
to thrty-one markSmen Oh the ,a regimen,
Colonel Kraeger, Major Schllg, Adlnua IAN
Parker and a number of commissioned and non
commissioned officers and pnvaIoS, social ao9
Adiutant Roland Parker and Mss Harris. Among
the guests were the German Consul General C9l9nel
Tipkelmeier of the 32d Regiment, OF BROOKLYN,
and Judge Nehrbas. The festivities lasted until an
early lfour this morning. ,, -.
sixth anniversary 10y dinner at the Westinofeland
Hotel General Burke presided. Among those VINO
responded to toasts were Major HSngn ames
Cayanagh, the Rev. J. J. Moriarty, Dr. 0Meagher,
Major d. p. Conyngham and DR.. John Dwyer.
The United Veteran Army celebrated the holiday
Inv bali and dinner at Its headquarters, No. 7Os
Rroadway General Sigel presided aud Judge
Advocate II. NJ. Gescheldt made an address on 'he
1" The e"' Arcadian Club had dinner at the
Westmorel md Hotel IN honor OF u Inc Gay
Willard, Arthur Lumey, BENJAMIN +. RnelnhaTt
Lawrence Hutton, Frederick o. Sedney p9 9i ~,
IISIG George y b bGTs Allan
"The Day we Celebrate" was the opening toast,
responded to by George W. Morton, at the annual
United Americans, at the HoteI 1 Monco
including John i H. y CSare. kpeF GsePe
and Justice Patterson, we're present Inc IoiI2".hg
toasts were on the list: The President OF the
TDsa St h h RP snd s"
Flag by Colonel A. J. II. Dueanne. The dinner
was brought to close by The toast TO the LADIES'
Kotes Post, No. 80, G. A. r., CHI rles Sewsey.
Commander, which enjoys the distinction OF eelng
the arges post ANIMAL in 5he be al
Hall The hall was decorated with the National
colors and Grand Army emblems. 1t was almost
Among the guests were General II. A. Barnum, Ma
for Forbes Past Department Commander kelth,
and Colonel Eg9 OF Troy Gommd pD9 p IAN 6n
manler J. II. Walker, of Rankin POST NO ~, Fast
Commander Nitschke, of Steinwehr Post, No. 49,
Past Assistant Aojuiant-General Hopper, DePaI..-
ment of New-York, Major Brueninghausen OF the
Memorial Committee Past Commander }. A. Joel,
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Arnold.
IN BROOKLYN AND THE SUBURBS.
The conrs and public offices in Brooklyn were
closed Yesterday and flags were displayed upon the
CITY Hall, Court House and Municipal Building
and at the plaza of Prospect Park. Several salues
were fred in the morning The stores were
open in the morning, bat were closed at
noon Throngs of persons, including many
children, were In the streets. Matinee perform
ances were given at all The theatres. In the