New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
SHERIFF'S JURORS DINE,
THE SECOND PANEL HAS A JOLLY TINE.
SPEECHES BY ADoN SMITH, JUDGE BRADY, GEN.
ERAL PORTER, EX.JUDGE DAVIS AND


OTHERS.
The annual dinners of the Second Panel sherir's
Jury have long been famous Yet despite the incom-
parable traditions of the past of the gatherings
exceed in jollity, goodellowship and flow Of soul'
that held in Delmonico's last evening.
More than $50 guests sat at the six tables in the
hail. which was appropriately decorated with flowers,
fruits and flags. To each guest presented a
beautiful original and artistic menu souvenir made
for the occasion by Messrs. Baldwin, Gleason d Co.
At the same table with Adon Smith and Judge John
r. Brady, who divided the honor Of presiding sat
Judge r. j. MARITIME, Recorder Frederick smyth.
Judge Cowng, Noah Brooks, Judge Edward Patterson,
Judge a. r. Lawrence, Sheriff James a. Flack.
ex-Judge Noah Davis, General Horace Porter, judge
r. OGorman, Judge II. W. Allen, Judge Joseph f..
DAILY and J. H. Crane, who took the place of Judge
II. W. Bookstaver.
Among those who occupied seats at the other tables
NJ II. Moses, Charles Reilly, J. C. Valentine,
j. f. whitley W. II. Harrison Colonel J. A. COckerill,
]. Kaufman, II. H. Hickey, p. ]. Trainor, David Nc
Clurc. Justice Leicester Home j. w. Curtis j. Merz-
bacher James Buckley, George De Haven, Charles
p. Craig, j. r. Wilson, Jacob Hays, Edward V.
skinner. Commissioner Thomas +. Gilroy, Francis
II. Emmons, E. st. John Hays, Hubert Van Wagenen,
j. Wesley Jones, f. L. Merrifeld, c. l..
Drodt, j. NJ. Campbell, D. F. Mcmahon,
Thomas E. Murray, James J. Martin,
s. Charles WEIGH, T. c. E. Ecclesine, John II. Bird,
Or. f. Bradley, J. II. V. Arnold Martin b. Brown.
Theodore w. Myers, the Rev. f. ". Warren, the Rev.
DR.. Gottheil, George ii. Robinson, John II. Knapp,
Congressman Ashbel p Fitch, George r. Cathcart.
Forrest II. Parker, Henry W. Schmidt, f. q. w.
Woerz, II. H. Brockway, william 0ttmann, Thomas
5. Brennan, J. S. DickersOn, E. NJ. Townsend, IT.,
David McAdam, S. NJ. Enrich, r. A. Van Wyck.
F. w. Devoe, r. NJ Galloway, Henry a. Rogers.
John Abendroth, A. O. Salter, S. p. Avery, W. ;.
Updyke, William King A. b. Gibbs, ii. T.
Cutter, Edmund C. Stanton, Jules a. Montant.
william. H. Gedney, Edward c. Rice, j. F. Dclury,
J. j. Harrington, Thomas ChattertOn, F. p Furnad,
IT, Charles ii. Webb, Joel 0. stevens, James j.
Phelan, Samuel J. Held, Frank Rothschild, DaTid J.
Tim, A. J. Cammeyer, Michael Coleman. D Edward
Nash. A. W. Bailey, Edward ID. 1hurston, Francis b.
John Stanton, John II. Selmes, Frank ii. Page,
Joseph l. Baldwin, Charles a. Moore Gustavus Tuck
ermann, John NJ. Goetchius, Eliot Norton, F. T.
Underhill and George \. Meyer.
The hour was late when the guests were called upon
for speeches. In introducing Sheriff Flack, Adon
Smith attributed the absence of many of the jurors
TO the much abused influenza, which had firm grip
upon ALL The Sheriff followed by Judge Brady.
who said that the jury dated from the
numerous bald heads the original members
of that distant time were still present to serve
their country. After interesting speech, and re
nuts" he gave place to that gentleman who admitted
the truth of the accusation. " But, gentlemen, ne
added am an authority on chestnuts because nave
sat the bench for fourteen years with Judge BIaE
Porter and Others followed him with eloquent and
witty speeches which drew forth prolonged applause
and held the guests TIL All carly hour TINS morning
The only regret expressed by the numerous guests
pass by before the next dinner of the Second Panel
Sherif's Jury.