New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
GUESTS OF THE POLICE.
A JOLLY TIME AT THE ANNUAL DINNER OF
THE DEPARTMENT.


| the flower OF tie city. At the tables over which
| John II Y. Arnold presided last evening III Del
| monico's dining hall, at the tenth dinner, sat
representatives of tire judiciary OF the metropolis,
| Of its lawyers, its clereyuen, Of its orators, Of
| ite business men, as well Of its police. In
spector Thomas Byrncs had chief charge of the
| arrangements, and 10 must have been proud of the
| results Of his labors The fare was excellent,
| the speaking fine, tie enthusiasm was gen.
eral and unliaggng. And with these three elc-
mcnts, it goes without saying that dinner is
| highly successful.
| At Mr.. Arnold's table sat ChaUncey VI. Dopr~,
Police Commissioner John McClave. Ex-Governor
George IIoady of Ohio. Police Commissioner
| James j. Martini Governor Leon Abbott of New.
| Jersey Grover Cleveland. Charles \. Dana, Calvin
| : Bricc. Judge Charles : Van Brunt, Recorder
| Smvth. ex-Mayor Franklin Edison Police Commits
| sioner John z. Voorhis. the Rev. DIR. Henry van
| Dyke and Police Commissioner Charles T. Mac
| Lean.
SOME OF THE OTHER GUESTS.
Others present were:
Ira s. Garland Nicholas J. Kcarncy. Dr. C.. f. NaEl'
mack. f. w. McCave. Captain Thompson captain Cer'
ncnter Colonel william l.. Brown, Julian c. Lully, MARIN
b. Brown, William J. X. Kenny, q. Radiord htl-o d.
Mcmahon Captain Copeland. John w. Jacobus C%les ~
Tantor Chief Benjamin Murphy. Chief Charles Donovan
Colonel Scott George w. Millar Captain EIkhs NiHSH
H. t,cdncv Frederick GeIkin, Edward Morgan. John H.
Starn Charles G. Wilson, DR.. Cyrus Edscl' james H.
Breslin Captain Si6teIt. Judge Andrew J. White jacob
Cantor Charles Wclde. Superintendent p Campbell cap
tain Brooks HobIook 7. j. Porter Jacob seabod Felix
D. BeIthet Captain Cortright, joel W. MaHoh 'oih Oo'-
rane Adam Schumacher Captain Washbufh C"p'@"
Schmittbercer j. NJ Patterson. Dr. DIN Captain hoohcr'
Charles Stcckler, Captain j. H. McCulagh' A''nonF
Cltnchv Hugh Slevtn Captain Broean Alexander Ne
Clclland Joseph f. Ncwbergcr Captain schultz Win'ah
TAFT John f. Carroll. Peter Doegcr IT,, captain wars
FREDERICK oru,ermann, jr Bernard F. Martin Captain
| .gIA e(l +.
smith John Matthews, John II. Campbell. captain
Dohcrty Daniel o'Reily, Captain Grant James fi~
| gerald Henry MclNecnan Frank Harry, -
Dewitt Warner Captain Gross. Potter f. Meyer, SaP'lh
| Gunner Thomas Sheridan. Henry d. fufiol'
| William H. Webb, Elihu Root George BlisS' j. har!
Ford Clarence w. Mead John oNeill' Captain s'ephf
| son f. T. Fitzgerald. stephen p. McOlaVc' james nv
Cartrev Henry LoWcnhal, Captain Cassidy, William
s,e,nwnv william NJ FlelSs Stephen b. French, II. A
Guderseeve Edward S Stokes. Louis lieinth j. Thomas
starns Daniel F. kellogg, Captain John McCuarh james
b. Mulry Charles NJ. Clancy, Henry H. Brown Harry T.
| Miner Frank Murtha, l.. d. Fa1r~n. Edward Hoaan'
| f. L. Mcrrlhed, Alfred Seckler, william F. suling',
| John B. Sexton. Captain McAyOy, John Wholen. p 6.
| Duffy Edward Clark. Percy Rockwell. Timothy Donovan
| General Robert Nugent Joseph IL. Toohrr Hans =
Bcattie George L. Ingrahan. Morgan J. O. Bren. Th'o.
doie w Myers. Paul Dana. j. Edward simmons D IHNf
tritt Captain smith. Da,d u. Yu ncling j.. GEORGE Y"
| Plunkt Captain K!llllea Henry Murray, i. j. p''hhg
| Edward Gilou, Richard Nrwconbc "'ofe" & Barrett
| 4 r. Lawrence George p. Andrews. Rufus b. CownR.
Michael Coleman Cornelius Van Colt Thoma, F. GIoy,
| William H. Clark MAJOR william H. Kip
Heniy J. Hayden. George Hopcroft. Leicester o Inc
Richard NJ Jordan. Solomon Hanford, Horace Biock"ay.
| James T. Kibfeth william y. Penney. Frank r. Law
renee Schuyler L. Parsons Harry d lIoins. d. Gideon
| L. Knaup Harry |. Nicholas. F. w. Dcvoe. Wiham y
| cohen. Edward Lauterbach. Edgar NJ Johnson "'or-o
Pollock Herman oelrich-, Edward J. Hal "N-SfroRat-
| Daniel G.. Rollins John Fox John j. Ryan 'HI~u'
| Mclaughlin Dr. Stephen q. Cook, Dr. John Dom Id
ward IIarsn, General F.rroro, Harry DuyaL g. j.
Norosini John Kelly, Washington T. ConHof "coiRe -
| Could r. NJ galloway, Grant Is schlcy Samuel Ihoh4a
John G. Moore Ballard. Smith De Lancey Nicol Ch.@
inspector Byrns Captain Clinchy, Inspector Williams.
| Captain Slcyin. Inspector Conon CAPTAIN oCohnor'
Captain Borghod Captain wescrvclt. Captain murphy
Captain Reilly, Captain Meaim, Inspector teIs captain
Alafre.
| A LITTER FROM EX- SENATOR PLAT
| Thomas c. Platt unable 10 be present TOR
the reason stated in the following letter:
Mrs Plat has been confined to her bed Tor tvcFa ,
| is sncb that dare not leave her. need not t"lI
you how keen my disappointment IT, to b. deprived "l
the pleasure which ! am sure are S'o'v ''' yum
| The president. Mr. Arnold. made BRET speech
! of welcome i'm which he paid hl, tribute - the
! Police Department by saying that TO II was due'
from the sense of security 10 the citizens which II
inspircd. much of the great growth and prosperity
| of New-York.
Grover Cleveland. in replying for "Onr Coun-
| try" indngcd III a culogy which sounded almost
| like defence of ShcriIs. But, he added
noodles, Of all the thinqs that have been said Of
rs we SherifTs and eX-Shcrns can join in the
| hymn verse:
| My neiehbor sought TO inure me
| Fy cutting down ny apple tree;
| lie did not njIrc me at all,
| For / had apples ell g." fall
| Great npplause followed this. which changed
! into roars Of laughter when Chauncey NJ. Depew
was observed taking notes Of it.
The Rev. Dr. van Dyke, in The course Of an
eloquent reply for the city Of Ncw-Ior< sand:
There are two classes Of people whom ! do7pi'e
with sincere contempt. Christians VINO 60 hp. ,
for their church and ciizA' VINO DO h9'nnS iQ' uym
| also wants 20 be washed and made c!ean: V1'yI.,
| ldngher and shouts of Hedtue.J DIV ,VreG
aud dirty people, gentlemen Of iIe ponce, arc n@t.
! to keep good; There's another thine Ln7 'S "''"V
Part of Ex-Governor Hoadly's speech Tor Inc
Judiciary" was follows:
To-day with the assent Of the Mother r, Country,
| Canada into our highest court IhtIc mas
never in all the history Of the earth been written,
compliment tribute Of respect cqup 10 tiat p'du
| 10 our judiciary when. with the consent Of Great
| britain canada 10 Washington three "eena
ago and laid her claim for free seq before 'Lo oil
Before he sat down Mr.. IIoadly proposed rs an
extra toast. which was honorcd with great en-
! thusasm, Renewed health ana continued ""e-
| fitness to Superintendent Murray. -,
Governor Albeit responded cioquently ana any
| for Our Guests.
CHEERS FOR MR. DEPEW
Chauncey NJ. Dcpcw, who was received win
tremendous cheering, had assigned to INN he
| toast of the evening, =" The Police Department.
| Mr.. Dcpcw began by joculary taking oil ms
neighbors al the raised table. tie remarked
| when ! looked AT the Distinguished Jourh"Iis'
| MIR Dana az .hc end of this tlhlc. and tbe eni-
| ncnt statesman Mr. Cleycl,ni who sat BESIDE
| him | felt that the unitics would be Established
| if the Hon. David Is. Hill were on the 0iheT
! side uRoars of laughter thought as
| looked up and down the tapl", ana
saw tho>' al IT, all Democrats pu'