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

a. NJ pro,per Alfred e. Hail.
IT, ~ - Morris John Ruszts,
AisoR r s'rOut' l FnG%ns T. irwin! Williams
IN ~ l Amsstn steyens George Mosle
AnsOn Phelps stokes Eugene heny'
4aicr r. BISHOP John @ A. Ward,
te tV ~ Ein9f Jesse Seligman
&;n %,Ss Reid Charles L. Tiffany,
M VIII iSr,n is0i"' ID. o. Mills,
Josiah NJ. Fiske, Horace F2 3fgd
'"A'''' ). PierpOnt Morgan.
TABLE II.
=, no Jerome b. Wheeler,
6igoarney w. Fay, J 2G ID pa Carroii
Si1H.m r. II lee William Henry smith,
fh lna II Coain Alfred ii. Smith,
Jsmrs c. De Forest, William p st: john
Samuel Shethar yVIu tI 49, smith
John h. Bouton, Daniel Dfa ht, SilIt"'
Ciuton e. Fisk. Charles r. D SIg s,n.v
William H. webb, John l. Ag f1t
Demas Barnes, WlIeon w. + Iinstad
Lmhtos. g Kfngsland William l.. strong,
HeDTy +. snaulding, A. Foster Higgins
George C. Magoun. Lloyd AsPnwnl,
T,,fi,ee,, II Robertson, James ". PlncbOt
Samuel ID. BaCcock
TABLE Q.
A p War1urton, A. s. sullivan,
John l.. Jones DLs' G ~ 1'o"0'
F T. E.neher a. W. Kingman,
Iatiner Bailey, James = = a Rsm6erper
Charles G Is,ldon JaGHD F. ~ 49, EayU93I
NJ r. 10 Borden James II. Dunhan,
1a;' y. -, 80 ps,CLrook u Van VokcBburgh,
Edward ~ Taller, jacob Mo ILL.,,
E lar 81 nI Imnan. Woodbury. Langdon,
6eUg :. Fsher, a. IL Jui ~ i.,o,
y. ~ 80 ba" y ppibUl,ns Henry A. Rogers,
fIe uei"N tTss A. H. Whitney,
Hugh Aoehincoss, Joseph u " T'N'nI u D.
ySo c'''. n n ssrge9t james ID. smith,
Au'ii' ~ ' e'' Charles $. Smith.
TABLE ID.
C.R. Miller, u. II. Houghtang'
James T. Drummond, mil b;i -. D""''"'
Frederick W. Dev0e, u BlaKsnah'
J. sesyer Page E' or,y R'ssey
Hervey {. Calkin. William 7. Douglass
y Mm,. R"a Ed,slapd Edward 4 Poor,
Wi1Iis1, = Eidder George T.. Slade,
William A Geliaty. Wliia d = b FpnnIy
Louis NiE E'int George Ii Robinson,
George X. blanchard Robert M l,t,,a
Henry S1.d Mi Tsnpap. FTcdcTieR D. Happen,
James Is. Colgate, e. Lionel SchWilu
James NJ. Constable, John Crosby hrown'
O"'"'' - James NJ brown
,wI.wi. samuel F. Johnston,
Joseph Pulitzer, Oscar >; s Sunt''
Henry Herman Nathan SIRIUS
S Si eS ~ i"A' Norman g. Bentley,
Solomon Bachman. I. EgenIon Hosg'
foni! ~ {, r;In,her Amasa H. ScOylle,
Charles T. Higgins, AmDfose ono"'
William Sll1 R ~; Cr"rN' Theodore Drier,
Thomas G. Acton. n hJT iiT IT,
ss,S y Mons oi nsnO'U' soOn Humphreys
9ctn L. - pn,1S william DOwd,
Walter 5. Gurnee, dIIIs n; '1 T
William l.. Dodge, "N " oo'
The raised table for the guests was handsomei
adorned with palms and punches OF cut hower'
At one end stood an einblematc piece Oh cohlo'
tionery representing Industry Ill the loiih Vi
,nanrf,ctorv and at tho Othor was another pee
representing Commerce as AN elevator III vi
centre Of the table stood an ingenious design az
nic,ing the departure of tho British an
tha raising of the American flag on u
Rattcrv. The other tables were adOrne
with hanks of flowers, palms ana u
sions il. confectionery, while handsome lamps VIII
cardinal silk shades cast rich hght o'or u
tables and tho banqueters. Back Oh lho IalSt
table there hung two large portralts-one Oh as
,nvtou and the otter of Governor Clinton WIN
largo. handsomely painted seal OF the chamber
Com,n.rce between them, and with American Ma
drained about the three pictures. The portraits Il
The ones that have been for years In the governor
room of the City Hall. The walls OF the uiiiih
room were hung with American, English and tren'
flags and with shields of red, white ana DIue'
THE LIST OF TOASIS.
The following toasts were responded to after u
dinner had been finished:
Erst-The President OF the United states ,,r
S,rond-Ibe Queen OF Great BRIAN ne may 80
ri,,aie lie have won the hearts Of The Ehgii'
~ Ior reign will mark an epOch III hi5lO
NOR memorable than that OF ElSldhuS VI itcd il
that OF the ilustrOus Isabella Oh Tni1s gaye ii
Jewels TO furnish the means ny "hi'" N a.
ThIrJmoHr sister Republic France mn inc recon- 9
ton OF the heroic deeds OF Er,rcc I,non
frnn the memory men, the claim % rI11Oo uP 'or
love and gratitude Of the American people can he'0i
Fo,ofh-The Day we Ceebrate-The second D'r y,
Of SewYorR out OF the ashes OF the ReyoiIu9i C,
gadome light Of liberty and ddHS GiSe sue
TYnt-The state of New ork; ,.,. po,ud topctl
SIth--rhe Thirteen Original 2tne ~ I"depcndenc
by Jeherson's Immortal Declaration Oh % ,,
The ,,rdea ~ civil war could not separate iheih anu
Hood ~ nil million of American citizens mas cchcn'
the Union forever.
J,aL%ECo Connecticut the Land Of steady Habits
REMARKS OF MR. LANE.
When the cigars were lighted, President Id
rapped for silence and made II few Introductory
marks. lie said l.,
We have met this evening 10 ceieDrate S Sno We OH
dredth anniversary OF the i,arc.t M, merely
the Britisba1 occasion OF pecioi IN ,so 1stion
the citizens New-YOTk, Dut 10 tne "noio ,ats
are hnInred az never before at one OF our DaqueO,
the presence OF distinguished guests-tne a
United states the Governor OF inc 9ta'e W
The Mayor OF the CITY OF New do s,s of the Union
Of most ot original thirteen s'ateS ~ md o.
also the Mayor Of sister CITY oil bioon3n ''u W
tlustrtour guests. Applause -, tho century since
copntry fooL liz independent position among lhe io
and tracing the wonderful developments vi 81,
Hnd industry In our own land sr
md energy abroad, l can o4 a, message ever sent o
The eleor1o wires What hath God wIongnt, 80, -
Cur fathers buded wiser and Detter than .uy -sa u
that memorable 26th day OF NovongIeId ,nto ibe
Of NewYork dinner was given Ny tne OVso d ~
ttaunces Tavern yet standing, corner OF brosd