New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
RECEPTION To NH. CLEVELAND.
MANHATTAN CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS
ENTERTAIN HIM-soME OF THOSE PRESENT.

ENTERTAIN HIM-SOME OF THOSE PRESENT
The famed Manhattan Club which occupies the
marble mansion at Ffth-ave. and TMrSfourthst..
built by A. r. stewart, brilliantly lighted last
night in honor Of Grover Cleveland, to whom the
club has offered reception to celebrate his election
The Thirty-fourthst front was hung with tastefniy
arranged electric hehts, snd the massive portals
blazed ia red and blue colors the letters M c. to
G. ST. for the vicc-President-cect had been In
Guided In the reception programme, although he
failed TO cone. Mr.. Cleveland himself arrived ut
10 p. IN. escorted by Robert Maclay, OF the
Board OF Governors The welLknown guest was re-
celved by J. Sergeant Cram, II. d. Macedonia, Judge
c. II. Trunk. David B. Gilbert and others Of the
committee. In due time he was taken to the large
paror on the Ffthave. side. where with President
Frederic T. Coudert at his right and Mr.. Maclny at
the other slie he shook hands with long line OF
members and other cltzehs who had been invited to
be present.
Among those present ex- Minister F.. j. Phelps,
Of Vermont; Governor elect Werts, OF New-JAsey
Judges Edward Patterson. II. b. MARITIME. a. H. Law
renee, r. a. Pryor and j. F. DAILY John D. Crmmlns.
stephen A. W. Walker. Robert b. Roosevelt. Richard
Watson Glider, Edgar J. Levy, Recorder Frederick
Smyth, ex-Judge Leicester Holme Dorman p. Eaton
President J. L. n. Hunt, Of the Board Of Educa-
ton; Mayor Grant Colonel F. X. Hahn, Charles
j. Canda. DR.. J. T. Ferguson, William c. McCioy,
Colonel W. L. Brown. Edgar saltus. Eugene ;. Ives,
IL H. hcchIilun. tOIOHel W. W. Ilud, Jihiuo - h"'''
General e.. c. Greene, Nelson smith, James Oliver
Congressman D. T. Cable. Of Chicago Maxine Durand,
Frepch vce-Consnl; ". j. X. Kenny. Louis Wind
muller. Andrew S. 1Iammersley, IT, Colonel H. Il.
Garden, smith T.. Lane, ext Mayor smith
Fly. Charles n. Harris Joseph j. o'Don'
ohue, Police Justice John r. Voorhs. H. s.
Cram Herman Ridder. c. c. Baldwin. John Connolly,
cx.Chief Justice George Shea Thomas c. T. Grain,
ex1udgc Koch. Danb p. Hays, j. u. Sexton
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Bower. Congressman Dunphy. T. c. Durham,
John Van Claim, william J. Lyon, Robert 4. Deyo,
Congressman T. J. Campbell Thomas Z. Crnmns
Ex-Governor II. s. Thompson, of South Carolina; Gov
ernor Leon Albeit. and ex.ioverno. Dedle, OF New
Jersey Controller Myers, Health officer Jenkins
Waller stanton. Alexander Meaklm, william sa!oman,
Major W. V. King, Colonel George b. Mcclellan. John
a. Sullivan. Charles De T. Burns, Governor William
T. Russell. of Massachusetts, j. NJ. Levy, Commits
soner Fcltnor J. ". Boyle, Ex-Governor Campbell
Of OHIO: Forrest II. Parker and many others.
A little before II O'Clock the line grow slack and
Mr.. Cleveland and his friends nv!t,d Into The
spacious apartment which used 10 BE- the picture
gallery Of the Stewards. now the club billiard room
This was gaily and elaboutely decorated and here
was spread Il supper Just utter the yarty seated
Rlchnrd Croker arrived and after shaking hands with
Sir. Cleveland took sent him and Mr. Coudcrt
at the rais,d table. W. c. Whitney came in 4 moment
afterward but declined seat OF honor with the ptn
cipal guest
When the feast came 70 an end President Coudert
raped FOR order and made speech In which he spoke
81 tAr success 81 the Democratic National ticket
Il personal triumph for Mr. Cleveland. Then he pro
posed Mr. Cleveland's health which all present drank
standing
In response, Mr.. Cleveland thanked the club
for rs warm reception. recalling the grcetlns
II gave him. some years ago, when h. WAS
elected Governor. lIeZs repeated his often
expressed opinion that the people We're more
Interested In having the Democratic purity carry out It's
pledges than IN the distribution IL the spells and
iavors Of patronage. would not have this other
WISE said Mr.. Cleveland whcrcat Mr. Croker
observed 20 smile sAr,ioni ally. Ex-Governor Camp
bell and Others made congra,ulatory speeches.