New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
JOLLY JURORS DINE.
THE sHERTFs SECOND PANEL ENJOYS
ITSELF.
MEN VINO MADE SPEECHES AND SOME OF THOSE
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| MEN WHO MADE SPEECHES AND SOME OF THOSE
wBO HEARD THEN
Tho second panel sherih's jury dned with as much
| wisdom, wit and wine as ever at DelmonieOs last
night Adon Smith, the amiable foreman, attempted
to preside for little, but finally yielded, to use his
words, TO the force Of circumstances and Judge
Brady. OF Judge John r. Brady 1t must be said that
after his assumption Of the chairmaD's duties his
tender mercies, like those Of the wicked were cruel;
because he rained shower Of glistenng puns ON the
heads Of the company. Judge Brady and Adon smith
| were accompanied at the table OF honor By Judge
Noah Davis, General s. ]. WoOdford, Sheriff James A.
Flack Judge r. b. MARITIME, Judge II. A. Gilderseeve
Judge r. b. Cowing Judge George NJ. Van Hoesen,
Noah Brooks r. L. Larremore, Judge A. n. Lawrence,
George y. Andrews H. W. Alien and Joseph r.
DAILY. Among Tho Others present were DE-. Edward
Bradley, Samuel P. Avery, william l. Andrews
J. seaver Page, Congressman A. p. Fitch, W. ia.
Beadleston, A. N. Beadeston, Montz Bauer, Colonei
Rush C. Hawkins, William s. Booth, H. NJ. kequa
f. L. Merrlheld T. G. W. Woerz, NJ. r. Moses, jacob
Hays Edward Wetmore John H. Bird, Brent Good,
Il. J. De Cordova, Jerome Buck, r. V. Harnets
Charles X. Randall the Rev. T.. w. Warren, Bayard
D0mnick, Maxwell Smith, Adon Smith, IT,, W. W.
Meserole Ira d. Warren, q. Henry Witthaus, Richard
c. Selden, d. S. Hammond II. II. Brockway, William
Ottmann, Jules A. Montant, j. S. Auerbach, George
r. Cathcart, +. W. Devoe, r. NJ. Galloway, Andrew
II. Green Edwsrd A. Duvivier, Edmund c. Stanton,
Michael Coleman. Charles W. Wells Henry A. Rogers,
T. P. Furuald 81, william A. Gedney. J. A. Dreyfo's,
David McAdam. Judge s. NJ Enrich Thomas f.
Gllroy. c. NJ. Clancy. Commissioner D. Lowber Smith,
Edmund F. Kelley, Captain A. b. Warts, Martin -
Brown. Theodore W. Myers. Judge Ambrose Monen'
Joel o. Stevens. L. schlessnger. b. #. Martin. j. r.
Deung John B. Sexton. William II. Clark John b.
HlIlyer Charles Reilly. George A. Meyer. John @.
Valentine. William II. Ricketts,. Francis 5. Arnold,
Charles A. Peabody, IT,. E. i. Kalbfesh and f. 7.
UnderhilL
The committee in charge Of the dinner was com
posed Of the following members; Adon Smith, Richard
r. Hunt, George A. Meyer, Jacob Hays Charles X
Randall Jules A. Montant and NJ. II. Moses. They
have reason to congratulate themselves on the sue
cess Of their efforts.
Sheriff flack modestly responded for Our Noble
Sheriff. A. ]. De Cordova gave his example of italian
nobility IN distress entitled @Rinaldo Rnaldni.n
Noah Brooks with The PressH 10 speak for, and Noah
Davis with The Old Fogies OF the Barr TO grapple
with, entertained each other and tho company with
mutual assurances OF most distinguished consideration.
Both OF them infected by the chairman, were smlten
with the punnng fever, and ex-Judge DAVIS indeed.
delivered what might be described as Braided
speech
J. s. Auerbach, John II. Bird and General woodford
also contributed TO the programme. The Madrgai
BOys7 from st. Ignatiuss Church sang several part
songs in an admirable manner. Altogether the
second panel of the Sherif's Jury maintained the
reputation of its annual dinner. which was wei de-
serbed by ex-Judge Davis when he salds >" It's
splendid always for fun"