New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27

nepard Stewart. Chauncey N. Depew. John Austin
Stevens, Daniel S. Forbes. Edward j.; Delan ~
Morris, H. II. Canmann, Theodorus Bailey MyersJi
Nathaniel p. Bailey, William d, Crosby G ErT
Rsskman FTedeW5I ,i, # Heath rsSs'er Delaney
Lewis Cass Ledyard, Frederic Rhnei;ander JONI
Frederick William Rhineander. Phillips phG Enr1
Maturin Livingston Delaheld AngHsiLu1L on John
landt John AIsop King, Matthew ClarkScnj 1
u Glover samuel s. Sands, Benjamin }. kiSSi.ln a
Joshua Hendricks, Isaacs Moses, NlGh2as qG PIN
ter, j. H. Lazarus, John II Coster ho ntL.t lanes
sen, William Remsen, Alexander 5. MeP3 yaSa
n. Varnum s. " r. Cuger. Cadwalader T. UYHon,
John Duer, Henry Evelyn PierIepont IT, M' J.
KKeys George Albert % '" Ho1Stio Gaan Andrew
Hodge sands. Frederic w. Stevens, Peter Is; nh Ma
sam Burke DeKay, Douglas Hngerr II CRU
Morris iwarHHs Mason Rii RenShaw Jones, Theodore
Rooseyef lanes King Oracle Edward King, Ward ara
McAllister John b. Ireland George ,. bo"ooin ""'
John Jacob Aston.
RECEPTION AT THE SEVENTIES AhMohl.
The rooms of the 9TH Regiment Armory were
rendered more attractive last night by the mum
her of good-looking women who filed every corhei'
accomnanied in most instances, by the wearer OF
differing uniform. The occasion was reception
rendered by tho Celebration Committee 70
the visiting military organizations Inc
cnests began TO assemble about O'Clock,
and by half-past 10 the rooms were tull anu
the large drill-hall was lined with broad stream
Of nromenaders At o'clock Cappa's 18th Regiment
Rand plaved the regimental march. This was
followed by the overture 10 Tannhauser," played
NV the 22d Regiment Band, under the direction Vi
C,lmore Until a late hour the two bands per-
formed alternate selections. No extensive prepare
tions for supper were made. but refreshments were
supplied to the guests downstairs Ihroughout
the eveninp the visitors were admitted to all the
rooms of the armOry, and they seemed to hnd muCn
pleasure in examining the elaborate anu artiS'io
decorations. 49,, &c.,, cbo1or
Among those present were MaJor-Uener1al , onai'I
Iieutenant-C olonel Robert ELEPHANT, Colonel J'
Har, nden Robb. Captain w. II. Kip, Major Law
sou s. Bell Major A. d. Russell, Major l. Is; hlh9'
Colonel F. f. Tmbekant Lieutenant-Cooncl - II;
Jones Captain w. V. King, Lieutenant-C0 lonei
DeIacy Major G. w. Mclean, and I"iohels w
scott. n. Hartmann, g.. Laird [. "; Dnstaui
Emmons Clark Richard YOse George ID; Scott ana
Iieutenapt-C Colonel A. ID. Palmer besides delega-
tons from the Albany Burgess corps the tiIu,
Citizens Corps the Old Guard. the ConneclcMt
regiments (including General Smith ana staHl'
Mayor Edison Governor Cleveland anu many QlntIs'
About the reception there was some uloulallob ~:
II was arranged by the General COMMITTEE elgh'
of the 9TH beng appointed ohihil''S' VI H.,
mcnts The invitations issued were signed ny J"nI
Austin Stevens as secretary and General Shalrr as
chairman. but bore in addition the names % 'h'
9TH Regiment committee. At this the GciiriaI O9hl-
mittec were gricvcd and were vcNcd thinking Una"
If would appear to be 9TH Regiment aHau'
They took their revenge by docking the aPpIIo-
pration for entertainment; the 9TH did not MAKE
nm The deficiency. and hence the fact that there
were no catablrs. and only few dTlhkahie> lVl
snccally invited guests, who were only adnlil'd 10
the underground shmcnt-TOum ny sp'clal CdI"S
issued with much discretion.