New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
TWO PROSPEROUS DECADES.
THE LOToS CLUE TWENTY YEARS OLD AND
JOYOUS.
DRINKING TO THE FUTURE FROM TIE 1oVIN'
c,-p~-M,xY HAPPY ADDRESSES.

Uomcr in the "Odys~cy," represents ny "
coming in his wanderings 20 coast hhao'." ~
people who fed upon fru called 'he io''S' '"' :.
., which was 50 delicious that evcry one VINO ac II
10, oil desire ia 90 hack 10 his native country p"'
uishod IN remain with the otos-eatrrS all m' "''.
Last night the Loios club. of tins CITY, U'"c" '.
into band of l,tos caters. bat 1t Is sac ~ 'as ~
none of them partOOk Of anything WHICH No"'" nav
such an unfortunate effect a. 70 cause 'o' 49,.
n couutrv. home or friends. In fact II was 100
,,- . ti,nc uot 10 he thoroughly alive to all the
,a,.ures satisfacton and enthusiasm which one iccis
u.ber il f. possible Ia look Da'h up
ON a certain period Of happiness ana prosperity,
for the occasion the twehtiet" a'"Nc''''S "
the LotoS club. and no member 'lo"s"' "'' ,
,ro,,d hc more appropriate In celebrating IL 'Nah
~ eat and lie merry at this anniversary ulhhe'' '
imors on this point the memfer~ "chi 1" ''c va"
bousc rinhavc and Twcny first It.. last hlS" III
exceedingly large numbers. the best speakers I" "'o
.oce.y pnt forth their best cnoHS ana H"n' ".,
IN the evening the diners stopped thelr io.'' C"7
long enough to do a little lotos-drhhlng " ''ic '
success of the clnb. 80 ,.,
=, 1.u.rc,cc ure-ided and on his right were "chefa'
schoncld and senator Squire. Of WaHi'hSoh' y" "'
left T. T. Roosevelt ana Colonel lng'i'oH N'''"7
fine others prcscn. were judge Brady, 'o"hci i"''''
" EnoX Colonel Richard Lsthcrs. W. I. 9q'i'c' '""-
cr,ssmar I.rcwer DR.. C. II. Clifford. NliHah "''s''''
= T. u,rrer cx Judge Gcducy. Chando' iUl''" 'aP
.t ,yii,,m Henry White. II. ~hugio. d. l.. S'h'i''
,,.,or u Pond John Eldcslia. Edward Moran, a.
Dcnvs Captaiu C. II. Lester. L. = W. '"'h :. hc''"V''
Dr r r. IIovt. =. Van Pra'e. S'anl'F ~ No''
waltcr p philips C. Harry Etion hh"ai" e. JAM.
" J. Price q. T. Davidson. o. J. '"''c'""'' :,
,taadr,lls G. 4 Gcrlach. Dr y. ". Kingsley L. H.
rs.m y y Valentine Count Ke-slcr. Max "kcll'
~ c,rl,- Inslcc pardec T. i. Corning. l. u. '"o"''
,-h uro,l,s George H. Jones. ii. " MafIo''' '''e
, rrink Professor Whithorse. h. \. 'niEcns' '0 %
wiudn,uller Charlie, Graham. John Dan'c'' N"J"' W
Y. McCIacken. Howard BurroS ana 'onh = ..,
,uonr expressions of regret Wa 'ls "I
,.o Minister whl,caw Reid. sent Just before he ici'
Paris:
Colonel Knox. Lotos club ,noc,v
served YOU officially for fourteen out OF t"'nt'
wears, am most sorry not 70 b" ADJ " So = 1 r.,
''f'"'' " WHITTI.hW REID.
crea-lnE prosperity , ,.,o,,tc and
.rho souvenir Of the anniversary Is ciaoo''c "'"
n,,,,. four excellent photo engraving q we" W. ~
IN. exterior of the clnb on ralny mt"' ~ "
Granger: "A dinner scene III INC Gu" ~
;, oonn,.s Wright ari-, for The London li">'ra'en
Xcvs~. q representation OF SATURDAY N'S", " w,
ciuh hv Robert Reed. q Paris ana An '''s','"'
'., ,,,r ou,lnr the lotto h0wcr. with the 9pHhN
in the distance. by Edward Moran --..,,.,,
After ric coffee had been served inc p'',","
arose and lifting the clrb', 'elebfa'' S"''' ~
oup- to hi, lips. took deep dr'uEm al"
the cup on iis way around 'i' '''''' ,|,,
r.ro ou took hold Of the handle, and arose I" 'i'""
-, m greeted with cheer. and some one across N'
,,,le s,u,v aid: III, hr-t communion 'no'u-'
= e. ure.l away tlcr,~ Time" and sneh "'nAFA''
erected Other members as they began TO Hf""' i"'0
heart, cheers were gwen t. General S'lohem A. "'
iip, touched the cup.
vlnn ri. ceremony had been mi he'd. President
Lawrence .lohc of tle history of ihc 'nb a. some
Chat rc,narlaic. and .,id that the organization W"
o.,.,il, q, ,.u known A. any 81 i, hind n t'
uo-M II. pritIccc- hta been many, nN Nc i'"-'
....,n. which u.- tuc honor 90 having 'Nl' ''i'''
.,,,h men as Grant ra,ari Taylor. Charles hH--''''
Wil,c Collins frludc. the hi-iontnt Henry l'"'
,sd many Others. who were al"ais pleased u
r.c.u their connection with the '"n.
lie c,urc,.,d The hope inat Wien TIE
,b .cl,lrai.d is twenty -0fth anfi'egrar
i, world L.. in a home of IT. own. lie then said h"
would introduce an Old inhaD'nt. one Of the Garlic
members 0i the club. whose connection Win IL ""'"'
back to the .luran period. the Oldest member eN
| Jude q cncy.
| w. o.,ocv -a1 ,iat th,fc va, one satisfaction in
tf,, .t. oldest member. IHi, $500, fhat IN 'a.i'"-
.i. ,,,r,,icr. ,or play. sr'h i"r.on received th'
,... a. ,l,. I'D father orfa. I0falt Oh" l"F'' uni
never ti. villain. 30 De- lrr."i ic members 20 COL
.dcr whatever De- might h'te ard NJ .i''" say q
| ~. IDLE yap)rinr. Il an nii m"n. l' 'n'h N'''
m f. give some pleasing rcmial-ccnc", 81 the i"idnF
and carl, year. . the club hfin-ns np many good
,,~.. Of some of u. cr.r-' members, which, in"l
.,r "a few of th,r pecular.tc-, were c-pc'ia-} wei
| received.
,.,,h rrnol. followed A. another Old member. ana
added h. the number of aiccdoc, 81 the li'''"'N'
ue,.cr He aid ID part tra.t vii. never see tA'
.in,e vheu thcr, j. ,oy ~ a." L'io' 'ln" "h"
younger than / am. llo~ good Do seem, 70 - back t.
,. fine wh., nr.i was epoAen II ior member hp M
t,c club NY name being prop"-ci hy Nhii""N L 'N
| and seconded iy John Hay. two mon. among mAn'
other. whom II Is always our delight ." h"h'' an"
who have brought honor to the name a. il. club McI
Who have made the name # the Lotto 'nh' ~ other
ff..ff- d..
/ .rectiou and good fellowship u 4, members.
The next speaker wa, Colonel lnscr.oh. "ho saif
| in mart, Ion make fcl solemn v''h Nour cN
tended and pathetic tah, ahOut old age. gray h-r
ard ilnn locks. much aholt the past ana 'lc men
CONNIE ted with it, the echo Of whose footsteps nave
been long since lot. bat Whose memories VIII NV
On a. long a, this club lasts. Imt want I" de'ti"y,
, u,nle that idea TIA, hldncs- IS Any sign u old
| are laurhi.ri ana want 10 say now thnt ih'
,onnrc.t person, ever knew wcr Just as hall ana
| ln-i "A, white a. many 0i u> WHO are 'eA''i "!o"'
TN, table
~WAcn | think OF the mon vh, have been spoken
A. dust ! think that v 'rli H. "hl'h tici' ' o'a''
j, pretty poor thns l'dcci. No" what ""u" So+
think Of 4 railroad c.ory passenger ~ which hne" ta
al .onc -iation Who ~Onld nj De called on
l. inf. would end. and ta' hcif'c " d. bA'hcd up IT,
tnc uailorin 10 rrccivr hi- hfcc-, ioim II n"'
r,,,dr~nI that any one eould cuio, himself under
.nrh ,irc.u-fauc.-7 tell tVa We nave a tjvi
d",I O., LUX to b. merry. and yet when /
world be- without dcathl WHY, thcr ""nit h
no Io.c or iIcuc-h'p. 80 Then the n'fI''' P'",'
,nhy !. 10 cuioy today. npt reg ''dh~ >r'tn"N
nor fai.lr to omoIDr. - LET a. snch il, p'aiH'
u life Gg5 and .iy 20 Draih. "ir' hi7 ''iiH a'nn
.,u,I.. our. } roX. ron arc Ntl'oic u" lH' p'i
ns- Whcn ! an af .ach q gati' rnf a. th.' fNi
nnut Of the loyod ana r~l"ied ones wa" nav
- .to,rd = Table On .u'l .i-lt WISH 10
had the mailing Of the world What world d
,.,,Id la-r been. In IL uIhtppin"H+ Mpnld hNc
,."'' ,l,~ ,,iy su nrlan, lo,, IN, ouiV crime and
inv the only virtue II th'i" j. .n'h place. mr,
.u GOOD fellow De t,cr.. Al, the rc'c ~pirii' oi
,'h,n re ntve -l,,kcn to night, 10 welcome - ana
introduce u, TO the bet fellows they know Of ever
-no..ches were also mad" Nv Mr. Nno-c|rli q"
.Vle Tary pays of the club. ~ 'olrnel "ro"
/ nr Our DcpaHcd ones" bN DR. fHrltc on 'ii
~. tory ~ senator squire Rcmin.sc"nce.,' hi
Genera. nrhoicII on oar Gac,;s. and bv Captain
! White and John Eltcfh'n