New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
aoTEL MEN DINE AT DELXoNIC0S.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HosTELRiEs.
CIR. BRKsIIN TELLS WHAT he FOUND ABROAD
CHESTS AND ToAsTa

xR. BREsIIN TELLS WHAT he FOUND ABROAD
GUESTS AND ToAsTs
n the Ncw-Year be not too far gone to make rcsol-
st,ons and II the proverb Do unto others you would
wish to bo como unto stl holds good, all the hotel
men who at DelmonIco's last night enjoying
themselves will, when they go homo, decide, ought
to decide upon taking advantage OF this crcumsta nce
and then the funny man the newspapers could no
longer be perpetrating jokes at Their expense. II
was OF the best dinners In a place famed far and
wide for serving dinners in good style and each OF
the walters, not knowing when he might have to seek
o Job elsewhere, felt thet his reputation was at
stakc,' and maybe HIS future trumphs in the hotel
world impaired II he did not do the
straight thing he did well that
everybody was moro than satisfied. How fat all
these men locked the number of 16o mora
damaging comment upon u veracty OF Brother
Breslin- of the Gilsey House, the chairman called
him. who had the audacity to say that IL was just
about once year. and last night one OF these
"onces" when hotel men could have square meal'
They so overburdened with anxty to see, first,
that all the reasonable demands of their patrons
satisfied
All these incidents and many more took place at
the ninth annual dinner OF the New-York Hotel Ass3
Who presided there were also present John Mat.
i9'y ri Ss6S Mr. ~S
W. Garrison Grand Union W. G schenck Msst
G csafSs Villas F HmpATs A ssesn
Gilssy j. Rogers Coleman Edward s. Stokes Stokes
Bruins wick: Excise commissioner W. S Andrews the
Rev. DR.. Deems, General John Newton. Commissioner
ois%es. 'e caTr George rS1' Brochway L An
drews. " H oakley, Controller Ny cs' Charles 7
sGepss Captain k'' Pats BO
gan, Captain clinchy, Inspector Williams
D P"frOy, Edward Il Golf. T Fiy"n Andrew
J. Dam, Hotel Dam: John NJ Otter, Metropolitan;
Charles sprague. Grand yentr"l = L Ashman sin
son, Grand Union; ia rim and Walter Albemarle
Joseph wehrle, Bevidere; Q. B. libby. Brevoort
Howard Carroll, Robert Dunlap and Horny Gilsey.
Chairman Merrifeld left Secretary W D. Garrison 10
read letters from those who could not be there and
J. H. Bresln to tell all about TIE difference between
hotels here and elsewhere which he did with a big
Letters from President Cleveland. Governor Hill,
MAYOR iTevrt, Colonel ners i'll AMI others were read a
each of which the word regret occurred more Ihan
these:
We have passed throu the wear 1887 havisg the
selves estmabe members Of this associs
s Gn Hap1Bs OF M Mnrg hi AhonsS but vet NINE
in we 9sve our way to PS0us a
faithfully to observe the laws Of our muhiclpa,r
we owe T., soGetS 0n az 1ne 10 MAINTAIN ouY
rights when these rights are invaded Applause
Speaking OF the English hstsl' he said:
visited FIVE of the princ hotels in London in nome
Of which DT TRss sslvcs 90 sg
There we're OF Us altogether staying at
served the F6 venue or me AGr
M @ a. and ss s s empoyees are paid
less than stu we have many visit
second floor wh trent prospect where IN L0ra1T mel
forward when the time came paw the bill Ikenewed
laughter
Of the United states" Colonel W. L. Brswn "our Law
Makers" ". :. Andrews; Inns BY the Way In our
Journey Thrsugh Life" the Rev DR., Deems; Ny Nv
T. II. Allen. A. C. Foster gave huaorsus recitation