The morning call., 1890-05-21
MANHATTAN CLUB.
They Entertain the Democratic State
Central Committee.

state
Central Committee.
The rooms OF the Manhattan Club on Stockton
street. near Bush, were formally opened last
night the occasion being reception rendered TO
the members OF the Democratic 5 ate Central
Committee. The affair an Informal one in
every respect but was OF the most enjoyable
nature, all entering into the spirit OF tue occa-
sion.
The officers and members OF the club exerted
themselves 10 the utmost TO entertain their
guests, and from Mr.. PratL's address of welcome
TO Colonel Andrews "Moriafity" the interest
ever for a moment tagged.
The rooms had been tastefully fitted up and
Ill every corner flowers were banked In the
greatest prOlusioD. No feature was lacking that
could 10 any way add 10 comfort OF convenience
ana from The snowy canvas that hid the carpets
from view 10 The brass Chandeliers and SILK
iambTequins that ornamenIed the windows,
everything bore the air OF luxurious ease. Amer
can nigs OF finest SILK we're scattered here and
here, aud portraits Of prominent men looked
from their frames upon tile wall.
In Tie basement long tables had been set upon
which fruits ana cakes were heaped IN prOlu-
sion, While at one end sal huge punch-Dogl
tiat was hiled up as often as 1t was emptied OF
It's cOulehlS. Nor was this all. There was for
hours continuous pOpUng OF champagne corks,
and the wine seemed 10 flow in an almost endless
stream.
President Alderman was unable to attend
and Horace q. Plat aid the hOuOrs. In a neatly
wOIded but brief speech be welcomed the guests,
and william u. English responded on behalf OF
Tue State Central Committee while ex- Senator
heCoppin spoke few words for the remaining
guests.
A1er the refreshments were disposed OF Colonel
Buns {. II. Randall and others spoke OF the his
tory ana future OF The Democratic party. To
colonel Andrews. however, 1t remained TO bring
down tue house by singing "MOHarily," and his
rendition OF the character OF the famous Copper
OF The Broadway Squad" brought forth round
after round Of applause.
In addition TO the members OF the State Cen
trai Committee who were at the meeting yesIer-
day afternoon, the following prominent citizens
We're present: Johu z. Irish, T. b. Pond, X. J.
H Nilsson, Thomas Ashw0rth Thomas b: Bishop,
ulidm L. Coleman, ID, Nj. Drimas, Major K.
7. Hammond. William r Heatst, Joseph T.
HoEe, George I. Marye, Lloyd Tevis, William
i. Wallace, Colin Nj. Boyd. Peter Wheelan j.
N.Coftey, I. z. Brakeman, Il. j. MeehaD, w. d.
aOtt, l. L. CARRIER, President Hickory Club, j,
d. Sullivan, Walter Turnbull Bareey Henley.
Dennis spencer, Isldor Cutie. j. ID. Phelau
I. C. Nanness, Sampson Tams, Frank Dalton.
Henry L; Highton, C. J: Swift, j. NJ. ROthschild,
Joseuh RuthschIld, Al Heineman, j. ID. Abrams
j. Ross jackson, 5. ". Forman, " W. Foote,
" arren b. English, Samuel H. Brooks, w. j.
Iinnin, John Farley, DR.; W. D. Mccarthy, b. j.
MeGlynn, r. j. Tobln; j. q. Fair. L. q. Hellman.
}. u. Eastand, II. A. Cobb, R. H. Snton, j. G.
Galpin, James Denman, Marion Levrntritt,
Raphael We'll, Il. T. Carroll, Thomas T. Barry
J. +. Sullivan, joseph b. Crockett, o. i.
Evans; Senator Timothy Mccarthy, Hon. T.
D. III. Rearden' H &. Phillips, ,SeIden S.
h A Thompson, I. 5. Appraiser, Joseph Aus
tin, VINCENT Kingweil. J. H. Jarboe, J. K. Sharp
stein, h. w. Mek1nstry, john CARRIER, L. O.
Coogan, Harry |. Thornton, Crirtenden Thorn.
ton, Henry 5. Fooie, Robert Y. Hayne, j. ID.
Spencer, J. T. Langhorne, II. r. Mann, John
Scott W wilson, Eugene y. Dsuprey, J. K. Kelly
Joseph A. D0nohOe, William ID. " Kane, Edward
Curtis, }. ). DSyer, Gordon Blandiug Captain j.
I. Smith, Evan J. Coleman, Charles f. Hauion
Frank Skeiley, James Z. Britt Leon Blum ex-
Superintendent John w. Farran, Major Frank
Mclaughlin
ual list OF The prominent members Of the club
90 present; Fisher Ames, Charles Aull, Henry
c. a. Buckley, Martin Buiger, William j. BRYAN,
T. Bacigalupi {. 5. Bush, j.. ByersdOrf William
Brady, Henry Bingham, Robert Boyd, ID. Becker,
Charles L. Broad, David Barry, j. J. Boand, d.
II. Bib, Jacob Be. gman, II. II. Black, Colonel
". 2. Barnes, Hiram b. Cook, 5. 5. Carlton,
Hugh Curran, Ed Z. Cluin, William Cronan A. j .
Ciunie j. +. Cunningham, c. W. Cross, J.T Carey,
Jos. I. Clark, j. Calegaris, Thomas j. Cune,
James V. Colman, T. I. Callundan, 7. j. Carr,
+. DundoD, NJ. J. Donovan, john Dougherty,
Peler F. Dunno, L. K. DinkhOuse, William Dun
ply, DR.. j. NJ. Eaton. J. Z. Franks, w. A. Frede
Tcks, Robert terral, l.. C. Fraser, A. c. Freese,
George Fox, P. a Flunigan, John Foley James
j. Flynn, George flournoy. David Frieden-
rich, NJ. E. Finn, j. ID. Gibbs M A Guust
Louis Glass, Walker c. Graves, William
+. Goad, Dr.. John Gallwey, A. c. Hester,
J. J; Harrigan, Daniel Hanlon, r. P. Hastings,
Z. ii, haswell Jr., William Ii. Hammond, Judge
HornbloweI, NJ. s. Horan, Colonel j. I. Humpll-
reys, John i: Hammil, j. Downey Harvey, G. j.
b. Henderson, A L. Heller, Herman Joost j. G.
James, William KEELING, Joseph T. Kelly Judge
+. ". LAWYER, Judge Walter Levy. e. Il. Lilien-
Inal, august LAYER, Dr.. q; w. Leak, William Ii.
Miller, K. b. hlltchell, p. j. Murphy. Harry
Mann, Z. T. Mills, c. H. Maddox, d. A. Macdon-
aid. j. c. Maynard, William McAlann, DIR. W. +.
A,cAlsIer. ii. c. McPike, Hon. Frank MeCop.
plu, Samuel Newman, A. Nardini. Patrick No
Die; James Q. Neaon, Joseph Napthaly, T. 1.
Dana Perklns, J. c. Pennle, Max Pepper, Horace
y. Platt, Louis b. Parrot, Charles Refs j.
RIemer, Samuel Rslney, John Resented, George
Smith, Gordon 4. Sloss, Henry Schwartz, David
seannelii Dr. j. l. Stanton, G: B. Stone, L. r.
Stafford, ii. j. Seiberst, Colonel j. j Tobin. Dr.
". T. Taylor NJ. +. Tarpey, Henry wageuheltn
Marvin a. Wilson, K 1. Whelan. General j. G.
" all, l.. J. Welsh, William B. Wllshire, p. j.
White, John H. Wise, ii. j. Wiley.
Additional Precinct omcers
The following additional returns have been re-
celYed from the elections for permanent OH GERS
III the Democratic precinct clubs:
THIRTIETH DISTRICT.
First Decentralization NJ. c. GOrham; Vice
President, Edward Curtis; Secretary. j. M.
Kern; Sergeant Arms, Henry Thompson
Canvassing CommItlee-James ID. Harry, a. j.
Howe, Thomas &. Scott.
TiIIRTY-sECoSD DISTRICT.
Fifth Preclnct-President, Fred Meyer: Vice
President, Nicholas Blunken; Secretary, George
Faikner; Sergeant-at- Arms, Samuel Saunders
CaHyassing Committee-Fred Simmons j. Saw
age, Ed Lowenstein.
THIRTi-sIXTH DISTRICT.
FItn freelnct-President, James Bolan; Vice
PRESIDENT, Hugh Finn; Secretary, W. McMan-
mis-; Treasurer, Thomas Foley; Sergeant-af-
Arms, j. Rush; Canyasslng Otnnmittee-John
Dougherly, I. Sullivan, Thomas Hill.
Seventh Precinct - President. NJ. A. Ford ;
wee President, George Wocot Secretary
George Flotley; Treasurer Thomas Lester: Ser
geant at Arms, Thomas WALTON; CanYassing
Committee john Usher, Frank Foley, John
Barry.
FoRTY-FRsT DISTRICT.
Second Precnct-Presdent. p. j. Thomas