Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-11
RRrERTAINRD AND BANaURrED.

hs ma M em bers OF the Faculty.
The Elaborate Banquet OF the Even.
ing nc she Hyperion-A brilliant
scene-Ineidenss OF she Day.
The visiting delegates of the Pan-American
congress were entertained and banqueted
right royalty in this city yesterday afternoon
and evening. They were all especially
pleased with their entertainment in New
Haven and expressed much admiration for
the beautiful drives and points of general in
tsreat which were brought to their notice
during their tour through the city. They
have become somewhat weary and travel
worn by the constant activity to which they
are forced in accepting the Inequalities of
the many cities through which they have
passed. Nevertheless, they are enjoying
their trip Immensely and are being thorough
" impressed with the general character, re-
sources and manufacturing capacity Of the
Connecticut towns.
General Greeley, Prof. Knapp, Postmaster
English, Superintendent o; M. Shepard OF
the party In Meriden and succeeded In tear
ing the distinguished guests from the Meri-
den committees In season to bring them to
this city with only half hours delay. Senas
tor Hawley also Joined the party in Meriden
and remained with them during the recep.
ton In this city.
The guests were still at their MONDAY re-
past when their train stopped at the Cedar
Hili station at Q O'Clock. The reception com
mittae ware AWAITING them with a long airing
~ onar carriaosa Thav Iaft the Citv Hail for
Cedar Hill at 1880. At that time there was
big crowd of New Haven people at the
depot and vicinity awaiting eagerly the ar
I've. ,,ssa n.r ~. ,hons.na x.ho h.d coro. o., fooe
WI ",vs csrr;sss Io.ds 81 v,s;tors has;Js
LII 81. osaa ,-ss vsrv anir,staS Whsn
ths train of six elegant Pullman cars
draw mn At the station there were fnilv 60O
,srsors asssr,hlsd The com mittaes, csrs
risUes we're disposed In suitable order hack
of the dspot on the wide. slopine sandy an
nroacb 10 the station. OnIv q fev ~ The
Scrth Araric.na sUobtsl and on annriru
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az. ~. -. .hs co,, ,,,,ttas vara ,nso-nSS .hot
she 49,, ~ 80. LIZ ;ns,ds .ha 5;a
~. 81. and anothsr 81 an ,s,,a..,
.I.S a $50 a. 49, a.. v ;nssy $3.50
~ ~ 49,, a;,saaran =. hsyd nho msra Az
snsaosJ Govsrnor Hswiav ran mon his
$500 Ia Eosts wbo n wsa rarortad had
- aav.a - -, .a,,ortad =; n,saIe ~ go
ent anu EesIy 70 nSoonpaIy eno Parry. ".
y: "A. Lanostoy zen tn.o hVeiy conVersa1icn
with the medical director, who said; Aere
am, medical director Oh the party and the
only man SICK with cold" he mad caught
colo the nignt petore on tne tram. Anotner
meoioai omeer OF the SCUM AmeIlcans
~ , onos e enSssr" snnn,r,Hr h an
d;.aasss s,ors mo-. rrsys,art IN Nax Haze
t~hsab ~ Iind.Iev ,ava ansrer aa.a;,sn,,,
tSa isadino diseases The Medical S;ractn1
srota Engeish ss natnraIlv and rsadiiv ss r.
imsr,csn born The other rasd;nay mon
s,.oL. n hroLan Eno,ish ard It'll ~, .
spoI ohen - Ens1ish anu o WIZ Du his
suan soSA'aiSly u III a ~ AZ, o wos n;s
Ta,;sh Ola s ~ JUG on TV'I amer Ae
y.. .sp n.rsntandant shd r,su Aue o.nsi
sha orowd mon ths tracL 70 ast OF az = ,rs;n
shor,sS .has varn;na srd GsnaraI H.v aaeo
stsnn,n, tn tha s,.ns 81 q p,I,n,sn CO.. csiisd
omt - H. South 4 ,arioan and other frianJs
~ c1.sr ~ traoL Tha traoS was soon
cisaraI ~ naonia A. ahonr twantv-f;va
uasrntsa nss, iii The Sorth Amsr;oans hsd
finished dinner and were ready to proceed.
and Councilman Moran with a Iist of the
guests In nand, Wm'1 r ;Atwater ana Collector
keiism summonea tne carriages, eacn OF
wnicn pore numuer pain sssa On large PA
,n,.h .hat nnn,hsr ms brnnoht A NJ 10 az
nis.form and a member of The cammittas
and two of the South Americana were assign
ed to IL. In this manner the carriages were
soon all occupied, The CHILEAN minister.
The carriages started he had arrived AZ The
TTn;o, Jsyot fror, Wssbinoton an horr ha-
~ ~ sud;Ua .hat az Sor.S n,sr;,a ~
.o snt t sn"' s W GU. r1;,i daa,
, W." ~ 40 o~oa .S;thar ~ haoL HIpos,
arss,~nsd 10 Prossssor R,n.h Of shs shse,sid
Sciantisc schoo1 a naar rsIative Of the lsta
DR.. TrumbulI, the philanthropist and Christian
worker in Chill for SO many years, whose
memory 10 revered in Chilli. General Gree
Icy was assigned Manuel Arsgon cuviado,
sxtraordinaire of ministro plenipotencaire de
Costa RIGA. deleQsdo at Congress Iuterna-
c,orsI Amsricains. also Jamas w NaoIa The
sc,sr. ,,i,shad -srrssantot;va of EranL r ssl;s,s
Ts,.n....5 WSpLIn -as Ssnara, nraa1au,s
.msst = .hs oary,scss had nearIv raschsd
Eae. poH NJ Aranan,. fsoa n,a. ssn,eJ hw
III. nsnhsv A1eia5dro Garcia. Who ran
forvsrd and Greeted his uncle and WAS soon
seated by his side in the carriage for the rest
of the afternoons ride. Minister Arsgon is
an accomplished speaker as his ora
ton made the day before testified
to his audience. With Judge Har-
rison rode General Henderson chair
man Of the United States delegation
and Senior Nara Origa, secretary of the lega-
tion from Nicaragua, and Il. B. Plant, Esq,
of New York, the millionaire. With General
George II. Ford rode Mr.. Clancy, the New
York Herald's representative, and Mr.. Deems
of the New York Mail and Express Ex-
Governor. Bigelow, Hon. N. D. Sperry, Hon.
John II. Leeds, Prof. Knapp, Lieutenant
Governor Merwin, F. II. Hooker, E. s. KIM
berly, w. j. Atwater, A. H. Kellam, Prof.
Chandler, II. w. Farnsm, G. s. Mersick, ex-
MAYOR n. q. Lewis. ex-Msyor Holcomb. II.
n Sargent. II. ri. Strong. ]. T. Moran RI
p. Cowies. and the other members of the re-.
canton committed were all provided likewise
with distinguished guests. with Major
Cowles and Prof. Chandler rode u. 8. Sena-
tor Hawley. In one carriage was John Buyen
of Chill, who IL now residing in New Haven
for the education of his children. He is oo-
cupying the fine Watkinson house on Dwight
street. His father established the
FIRST tannery In Chill; and accumulated
large fortune. With him rode
William E. Peck, former Yale reporter of
the JOURNAL AND COURIER, who is nephew
Of Mayor Peck. He has a fine knowledge of
the Spanish language, and has resided for
years In South America in the employ of
large commercial houses at a large salary.
Mr.. Peck accompanies the international con.
eress throughout their New England trip.
Those who rode with Major II. ii. Strong
were. DR.. Carlos Silyera Martin of Brazil.
Melchor Oboreino. secretary of Bolivia, T.
Jefferson Coolidge, IT,, Of Boston, attache Of
the United States delegation.
Out-of-town newspaper men in the party
yesterday were: The Associated Press, +.
w. Mack, e. M. Hood; Washington Star,
George II. Harris.
United Press, O. A. O'Rourke; Frank Les
lie, ]. w. Maggie, O. Bunnell. artist; Harper's