New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

People troubled with doubt about the future Of
tho country's merchant marine should have been AT
the dinner by which the Marine society OF New
York celebrated is I2Oth anniversary at Dclmonlco's
on Tuesday nilht and they would speedily have felt
assured that "a new day j. already dawnlng for the
reign Of The American nag the At the table
Of tho president, Captain James Parker. sat Rear
Admiral nrane. commander OF the BrOOhlyn Navy
Yard; tho Rev. Charles i. Jones, chaplain Of tho
Sailors snug Harbor; General stewart l.. Woodford
cx- Collector Holden, H. Il. Pertains Captain Henry
Erlcn, L. :. A.; Mr. Eamc-, G. H. Marshall, jr., and
Gcor,e W. Wilson. Among those at the other tables
were:
William H. H. Moore. A. A. Raven, George w Qun-
tafd william H. webb, George Ii. Brewer. Richard
Ioillon D. o. l.. Jones, Captain II. p. Connor Captain
george NJ Philips, W. W. urquhart. IT, Captain Urqu.
hart CAPTAIN Chamberlain, Captain q. W. Brown L. II.
Sutton j. Il. sutton, Walter X. Page, Captain Il. 7.
Glover Grove =. Mitchell. Oswald Miller. Theodore NJ
Nichols, Captain j. n. 1indrcth Captain fslrcbd zap
tain Graves Captain j. T.. Bar-tow, captain j. Darling
Captain Davis Captain c. T.. Staples Captain George a.
Dearborn CAPTAIN D. II. Dearborn. Samuel Harding. j.
OTIS Cox Captain W \. EAls. Captain j. Il. Hamilton.
Capain T.. Atkins John Polhemus. Captain W. H. Hilton
Superintendent buckley. j. X. CLARK G. w. Copeland
CAPTAIN Edward Young Captain }. TIecatn Napoleon 81
Clair Captain GEORGE Tucker Howard T.. Troop captain
George Ldgott Captain Nichols Captain J. J. Lawrence
CAPTAIN j. W. Davis. Captain Albert speran, Timoti,
Ho0an Captain NJ. T.. Smith. Captain George a. Carver
Captain W. V. Nichols. Frank Mcclure, Captain b. T.
Captain j. w. Parker, captain D. u. lnSi"''
Captain J. Lawrence, captain hlchAIu Luce 'nu 'sP~
Thomas j. Rich.
Men I'm military costume have decided advantage
at ball over the ordinary man III his sombfc swallow
tail and women always have fondness FOR inc
trainings Of war. the Pariarchs Militant, Isl
battalion 81 Regiment, had IL all their own way al
their annual bah ald reception IN the lexington
Avcnuc Opera House on The night OF March l.
Among those present were: ~
Mp and Mr.. Il. NJ Morris, Mr. and Mrs william
pu.s,ne Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Mnner Mr. ard Mrs George
Kingston MI and Mrs. g. Croniley, James j. TwlPgs
ca,,aln and Mrs e-,arics V. Witen Captain Charles
schwab Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Joyce, Mr. ana Mrs FRANK
bennett Department Commander and Mrs. Edgar Taylor
Of Paterson ~ j. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Albert, Captain and
Mrs w W. Hulse, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Frey Mr. aud Mrs. c. Weber Mr.. and Mrs
+ II Van Doorn Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman. Mr.
and Mrs c. j Woinz. Nj. and Mr. j. p Metz
The name Of Kane Lodge is suggestive OF hrctit
GOODNESS. but the reception 1t gave on Tuesday nigh
81 Masonic Temple to a hundred members OF Acanihu'
Lodge No. 7lg, +. and 4. NJ, OF Brooklyn, hcke'
railing In warmth ANA cOr0iality. The Visitors wer
In command Of Worshpful Master william I. fra''
Among those present We're:
night Wor,hiDl william sherer. Deputy Grand Master
Of Masons OF the state of New-foiAi h'sn' "'''"u