New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
SUGIR MEN on Az EXCURSION
THEIR GUESTS FROM THIS CITY. BROOKLYN AND
PHILADELPHIA.

THEIR GUESTS FROM THIS CITY, BROOKLYN AND
PHILADELPHIA.
The MAYORS of two cities sat down to din
ner last night in Erastus Wman's spacious dining
room IN the Casino, st. George 5. l. They were
dining with the AMI syrup trade OF New lorK,
and nearly 100 representatives OF the same business In
Pnilade pnia were present invited guests Two
hundred and fifty plates laid tables forming a
horseshoe around the guests table, where Mayors
whitney Brooklyn and smith. Of Philadelphia Presi-
dent Mooney OF the Board Of Aldermen, +. IL Ihuroer
Erastus Wiman, Dstrict-Attorney iRidgway OF
Kings County, and Solicitor Warwick OF Philadelphia
Toasts and responses made and replied to with all
the ardor that happy day spent IN the society OF the
members OF the NewYork sugar and syrup Association
could possibly be expected to produce For It was In
deed exceedingly Jolly time that they had The asso-
citation chartered the sylvan Dell and after the
NEWCOMERS had boarded II at Beekman-st In the
morning. steamed around 10 the pier OF the Central
Railroad OF New-Jersey at Communipaw When the
special bearing the Phade1phans came In 1t was
greeted with rou.ing cheers Mavor Smith. wearing a
much battered high white hat walked near the head OF
the procession In arm with Mayor
Whitney. Mayor Smith looked the picture
OF good health and his face just beamed with
pleasure as though a bill lmpeach him was never
thought Of band OF music struck up familiar sran
a. the Mayors white nat came In view from Oenlhd d
row OF coal sheds aud continual 70 pay r sS rev
aboard and the steamer bound tOI Up Gown I've oay
The party taken near the barthOll statue auu
sea when, as one OF tue -and-syrup men began
10 think OF home, the steamer was turned
around and headed for ~ George After substantial
luncheon had served game OF baseball was played
by men seec the and syrup trade OF New
York and Pnllade. phia IL was pretty game there
he NJ iust NUTS" enough TO make II exciting The
pnilade phla ~ en- won by a score OF p TO g.
Among the guests present at the dinner from Pnila-
delpnla besides those already mentioned, We're Ben
s lnmln w Kf K H " NJ sinclair, r. E. clay J. E.
Trmbe C. F. Wainwright T. l. Gillespie. John Wise
man j. r. T,vet, r. ". Perkins, j. ". Muller /. H.
Uainer samuel Hardness J. W Robinson. Alexander
Harding Horace Krsuse, f. II. woodruff, Charles Hard
win, Edwin Haipn, :. L. Fox. Isaac smith.
Joseph Harley John Cooper. William McCandllsn. F.
Joraan ir Watson McNuli. A NJ Warren
Charles Hayes L. KeinH, A. c. stillman, l. II.
Williams j. r. Fernald +. W. Smneker. H. T. kram,
W r. Buzby, J. G. Harley, l.. j. Nhitrsdes. o. Reed,
C. : Barker, Charles Miller ID. :. Grahy, j: r. Cha-
lsuger l. j. Florence, W. :. Jarrett John " Sc j. Il
Fagen samuel Lucas Frank smith K
7 Bovd T. NJ. Bristol. L. W Beaver, H. e. Culln,
i " Davis, W. I. Kirk. Jr William Gillespie, Jr, D. NJ
Greene J. K Huston. II. C. Perkins. J. G. Lawrence. W.
T Mcclure f. Meredith, Charles Wallace. W. f. Young
Warren Wright, :. {. Day, H. :. PomerOy. WI liam e.
Wilson r. H. Barnes. G. F. Davis, William McEwen, IT,
< Hubbard Edward Fcken aud Dawson.
Those present from New Ork included Thomas Alton,
L " Anten T. ID. Anderson, :. b. BOswortl, t. =
Rearl.'ey NJ Callahan Max CrOnin. j. K. DOndon, j.
+ Fancher " j. C,rifisn W. p. Gillette, H. b. Howell
William HavermeYer ". A. Higsins, j. A. john, Z: h.
NacItride J. y Meyer. ". r. Perkins. j. D. ODonohue
b F CiyGe. There were In al more than hundred
men from this city.