New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-31
JURYMEN MAKE MERRY.
THE sHERIrFs SECOND PANEL Dimes.
HAPPY EVENING SPENT AT DELMoSIco's-GUEsrs
AND SPEECHES.


oier lot Of msn than the second panel sherns Jury
Of NewYork and their guests gathered together In enc
dininR-rocm last night but IL 10 hardly probable
that In or out Of the United states
there was csmpasy TO rival that wnion
Fraced Delmoncos big banqus ting nail Judge John
r. Brady, locking and talking like Menus. in spite OF
his goatee. presided. On his right hand was Sheriff
Hugh J. Grant whose mobile features expressed con-
slant struggle setween modety and conscious virtue as
ha heard his praises sounded In sundry ways
and In divers manners; on his left was
Louis Aldrich. vino did himself proud "
by his war rsctatisns near by him Judge George
". Van Hoe'en. Judge r. I. Larremors. Judge A. r.
Lawrence, Dr. Edward Bradley A. j. dc Cordova. Judge
George p. Andrews, Judge II. W. Allen and Thomas L.
James.
WHO CONSTITUTE THE JURY.
The members Of the sesond panel sherifs Jury were
there In force Here are their names:
Adon Smith. foreman George A. Meyer. treasurer;
Jules A. Montant. secretary; John Abendrsth. William
l. Andrews Samuel p. Avery James o. Bloss, william
T. Booth. Henry Budeman. jr, Jshn NJ Burke, Joseph
Byrre Charles c. Burke. Solomon Barnett James Buck
ley. Jabez A. Bostwick. william IT, Harrison, Peter
Hauenbeck. d. Willis James, Morris X. Jesup,
John s. Kennedy. William King, Jshn H..
Knapp. Samuel 7. Knapp. Max J. Lssauer,
n. W. Meserole. Frederick W. Meyer. Jshn Mdenber-
ger Lonis Montrose. II. Ramsds Moore Moses Moses.
f. p Barker, Joseph G. Baldwin, Thomas c. Cassidy,
william C. Church. william Cohen. Henry T. Cutter Cliff
ford Cod1ngten. Charles p. Craig. Charles f. Carry,
Gesrro r. Cathcart. Edgar Peysic Frederick W. De-
voc John Dewsnap John s. Dickerson. John Davidson
Frederick 3. Elliott George W. Evans. Francis r. En-
mons, Patrick c. Meehan. g. Edward Nash. Thomas III.
O'Conasr william Ottmann Forrest ii. Parker. Herbert
f. Palmer. Jshia Parmly. James ]. Phelan. Charles X
Randall Henry NJ Rsqua, John l. Rker.wm H. Ritter,
George A. Robbins. Thomas r. Rowland. Clayton Rich.
Victor E. Ronmagc Edward v ski,Ier spencer Smith,
Leopold Friedman George F. CAN'T. Eugene A. Gerdy,
John NJ Goetchius. Brent Good. Henry r. Godet. Rich
ard " Harnett. j. Henry Harper Jacob Hays. Leonard
Hazeltine, ID. s. Hammond. Samuel j. Held John b.
Hilly YER Dougla, HOLSTER. william H. Hurst Richard X
Hunt william stenwav. Mason A. Stone Frederick b.
Tll.hmau Gust Tuckerman W. ID. Twedale. Edward NJ
Townsend IT,, Townsend Undsrhn. Hubert Van
warenen f. w. Won stade. Charles B. Webster. Samuel
We'll, jerome b. Wheeler. George +. White Ernst e. We
Woerz Daniel d. Wylle. Paul Welbacher
Among the others present wereI seaver Page, Henry
Monstt Il. V. Harnett. Ira ID. Warren, the Rev f. w.
Warren ex-Judge Granville P. Halves, James X. Cum
ing. william Remsen. r. D. stet'on, w. r. Chapman, X
NJ galloway H. A. Rogers Henry r. Steers. Colonel s.
r Pinckney s. A. Walker Ballard Smith, Arthur Berry,
John H. Bird +. J. witthaus, G.. II, Witthaus'
Justice X Is. Cewng, j. Henry Harper Jerome Buck
W. H. Beadleston. F. W. Wscrz, Jules A. Montant' s1'
Surrogate D. g. Rollins. Henry Claussn. George Ehret
A. ~ Beadlsstsn Richard X. Hunt, Dr. j. W. Ranney'
Joseph struthes Daniel rhil joel o. stevens,
O'Donshue George A. Mayer, A. H. Cardezo, p. NJ MIL
spaugh A. d. Thompson, W. II. Gednsy. Under-sherit
j. b. Sexton, Thomas Gilroy, County Clerk j. A. Flack,
Justice A. Mcneil Justice David McAdam Justice g. NJ.
Ehrlich, william Mccormick, Samuel Goldberg. James
f. Sutton, Charles Kelley and W. III. Tickets.
AN UNBOUNDED FLOW OF SOUL
over the wanuts and wine flow OF soul simply
unbounded There also sherifrs Jury's dinners
CO. moderate feast Of reason and there was not little
rhyme Judge Brady appsalingly and punningy, but In
vaiu called upon Wayne Nc Veagh to begin the speak
ing But Mr. Mcvsagh had departed long before that
stage reached. and after consolng himself by taking
"a drink with everybody" Judge Brady called upon
j. seaver Page respond to the toast OF "The Sheriff
and SherfTs Jury"
comprehensive He called upon the merchants OF New
York take lesson from the merchants OF chi
and interest them elves actN ely In the pres
sRt @ that ~ ra not ie world
metropolis which they imagined u be. lie referrsd 70
Though he wouldn't elias. him as the Adsnis Of the
pany long Adon smith was en- the Jury rh MIR;
Mr. Page told how he had seen great
military review in Paris. and how proud ne hsd lelt
vixen he thought of pspulous America which didn't need
any big staining army TO govern defend it, because
every citizen soldier and every soldier citizen;
Judge Brady made most smphatic protest against
Mr. Ssaysr Pages suggestion that New York was not
peerless tine cities Of the world and that
he considered any man who disputed Ns"-1srKs paco
Then Mr.. de Cordeva gave a sensational recitation
which msrited and yei such app ooaon and was
voted by reclamation TO be worthy OF the occasion
Louis Adrich rscited "Advancs stirring story Of Tue
war Of tho Rebellion; joseph J. ODonesus mad soss
remarks coffee and other matters and sulogiZed ohsu
Grant; DR.. bradley sang Rsss the Bsw." and got q
spirited if not aOsether harmonlsus eherns ana nusn
applause; j. H. Bird asked the lean OF the conpanys
and then gave nsdsrnlzsd version Of Marc AT
tonys oratian the be OF Caesar Esq; Louis Al
drch rsced The Pride 9. Battery b. and the tact tnat
great many people cried TOO soonr wnsn Jahse
proof needed that there has seldom been greater
social than this years dinner OF the second pane
OF the Sherihs jury.