New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
A BIG MUNICIPAL DINNER.
uAyon CHAPLIN PRlsIpxs At THE ACADEMY
az Nus1c-A LARGE ArTENpANcL.-sPEpoHn
: NJ THE REV. DRs. L. 7. CHAMBERLAIN

TIE REV. T. W. MecAhTs
AND oTHxRA
The chief share Of Brooklyn in the Centenmsi
sslsbxation was O municipal banquet IN @i0
Academy Of Music last evening. which In
kYillisncyl probably surpassed any similar enter
<ainmsnt sysr Owen in tho city ACROSS the ofoge'
or, 500 suests including tho military, oloroai'
roi,t,cal professional, business and social repro
sentsves Of the city, sat at tho tables ana ai'et
naysesins Of o wellserved dinnes listened 70
speeches By Q number OF the representatives Oh
The press, the pulpit. and politics
The stage and parquet OF the Acaoemy "ere
hid With the ball floor. and upon this were mve
Ions tablos. and crcsstable OF honor. lne
Srilding wss brilliantly lighted and decora'ea.
AZ ia rssr Of the stage was fuI-!ength porsra'e
- washington, aanked by flags and from the
neososutum arch depended In gasjets the ,nscfp-
sen: .wAsHlNGroN-i5s
Tia fronts Of the proscepium boxes and OF tho
balcony and gallery were decorated WIN mugs "nN
shields There were also abundant floral oecora-
diana an The tables and about the nall nSoi
CA.pan ,rssidsd. and on his right hand sat score
,,,v n r. Tracy, and upon his left the hev. W.
7, r Chamberlain. The other guests at the taole
Of honor included Controller Myers, OF new 10TH
James Rorke. president OF the !rsn EiuiSrorv
Soo6ety: ex.Mayors Schroeder. Booth. Howell 10"
ard whitney. tho Rev. Drs. O. H. Hall. L. VIM
uer and A. ]. F. Behrends. Is. Peters. 81; oh Az
McKelway. Andrew Mclean. the Rev. T. W.
McCarty. D. A. Body and John MsOafV
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Aldermen Sehlusser. McGrath. Mckee. bearu
and Murphy presided at the other tables, Oh"
among those who sat ut them were y. ..
Stranshan. Congressman w. c. wallace ,eIN
Campbell. ]. NJ. Clancy and T. NJ Masnr, 49, A. ~
Baird, J. F. Knapp, S. " White DAVID .. o@,u" ".s
mn. Samuel Mclean. Generals A. C. Barnes ana
J.rs. Meier Senators O'Connor. Pierce ana
Worth. Assembiymen Aspinall Sperry, McCann'
it,,ecrtv and waper. w. J. Kaiser. postmaster
uenSdx, Alden S. Swan. Hugh NC
Iauehlin. Judges Cullen. Bartlett. fratt moo,e'
Dvkmsn. Barnard, Clement and Van Wyck, the
Rev Drs. Talmage, Cuyler, Meredith McLeoa'
Abbott, Ward, Parker, Keegsn, 1ngerson hiey'
Chadwick. Adams, Kelly, Fransiol, Garfield Ken
dig Malone. Eddy, Davis, McCulagh, Sparser,
irving and Harrison; w. ii. Murtha, General
Ismes Jourdsp, G. NJ. Olcott, Controller Brlnker'
hon John Glib, W. NJ Cole, John French. H. y.
Bowen, IL. w. Maxwell, j. A. Quintard, y. n
Furey, II. X Sheldon. J. Il. Burtis, Z. Il hea-
uery, W. B. Kendall, &. D. Wood, T. NJ t"ck-
ard. John c. Mcclure. Halsey Corwln' A. f.
Jerks. General S. L. Woodford, A. W. Ienney'
G. d. Rhinehart, C. A. Barrow, F. E. Pearsall
DR.. J. IT, Raymond, Dr. +. II. kretszchmar
James Kane, j. S. Tighe, William Beppi, U. w.
Anderson, Charles Pratt, DR.. T. j. Backus. A. d.
Wheelock. J. W. Birkett, Ernst Nathan, John A.
Nichols, David A. Baldwin, John g. Jenkins
". B. Leonard, w. H. Hazard, l. NJ. Bon, j. A.
Aalton, Dr. c. n. IIoagland, L. NJ. Shepard, p. c.
Grcning, Dr. S. Fleet Sper, T. II. Rodman, Gen.
ersl H. C. King, A. H. Osborn, DR.. 6. L. Fowler,
]. NJ. Van Colt, Z. ii. Hobbs, u. F. jackson,
c. IL Russell, c. A. Moore, A. j. Newton, n. j.
Gates, Dr. B. Phillips. Dr. John Griffin, W. IL.
RAY, p. A. White, Henry Batterman- and N T.
Sprague.
BEGINNING THE SPEECHES.
The courses of the dinner were interspersed with
selections Of music by the 9Th Regiment band,
led by F. N. Innes His cornet solos were ap-
plsuded. When the coffee was served Mayor
Chaplin opened the speech-makiog. .r..
The first toast to be responded to was me
D~y We Celebrate and to this the Rev. Dr.
Chamberlain was assigned. Secretary Tracy was
called on for a speech but only bowed his thanks.
- The United States of America" was next duly
bonored. while the Rev Mr.. McCarty answered
fos Washington" THE State Of New York"
came next and then :" The Press" responded to
by Bernard Peters Andrew Mclean answered for
Education the Rev. DR.. Behrends replied 70 the
toast The City Of Brooklyn" st. Cnir MeAeL
way to - The Learned Professions, wh1k nvio
A Body, who wa down for the last toast on the
ill., answered for The Commerce OF Brooklyn.