New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
OFF GOES HILLS BIG BOOM.
The MANHATTAN CLUB STARTS II.
TAMMtNY MEN SWARM N THE STEWART
MAN,IoN-TIiE EX-GOVERNOR GLoATs OVER
THE THEFT OF THE sENN


lion to David b. lIill, last evening a he surveyed
the magnificent appointments Of the stewart mansion,
Illuminated by many hundred gas burners ana mean
descent lights. and enlyened by the prc-cnce Of 1000
guests. There are 200 members Of the Manhattan
Club, OF whom Ii Ina, been estimated 500 are friends
Of President Cleveland but if the work of proseyt
ng on tle part Of HIPS emssaries goes Oh as it
seemed be going last night It Is possible that The
boast OF the Tammany may he realized II
poor Mr.. Cleveland had been present at that big
gathering his heart would have been pnned - see
many who have been cassed as his stanch supporters
bowling the knee before the new idol.
Mr.. Hill reached the club about 80 p IN. lie
looked pale and cadaverOus, as men are Shu l"
look who engaged In unlawful and wicked acts
The band was playing sprighy music and many haha'
were reached out to greet him, but the welcome he
received did not remove the "whlted sepulchre' up
pearance which pervaded his CHASTITY face haii
an hour later the reception began In the great
parlor, on the main floor. Mayor Grant hooert
Maclay, one OF the best known governors Vi
the club. and Dock Commissioner Cram Stood
beside tie guest OF the evening and introduces
him 10 the long line of finely dressed who passed
before him. Among them Recorder SmI w.
Professor J. l.. y. Hunt Of the Board 81 fhnca1oh
surrogate Ransom, Judge Truax ex-senator l. -
Dreamer Henry r. Macedonia. Assistant bStr1cCAt-
torney Commissioner Gilroy Congressman W. BourAc
Cockran OK Judge leicester Holme. Police Justices
Il
Mcclellan Delos McCurdy. Colonel +. X. Hahn, II the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad exCongressnan George
A. Post, Secretary Willis Holly, John d. Crlmimls
= J. T.. Rawing. State Controller Frs tamPoeh'
state Treasurer Elliott DanfOrth st. Clair Mchci"ay'
Of The Brooklyn Eagle: Corporation Counsel Winah
IT, Clark Martin schenck, State Engineer: Bank
supcrlntcndent c. VI. Preston DR.. c. f. Macdonald
Colonel John :. McEwcn, DstrictAttorncy j. w hidg
way Of BROOKLYN: Governor Leon Albeit, OF New
Jersey. d. &. Griffin Police Commissioners James D.
Martin and John Il. NOorhs, Police Justice J. j. Ryan
Deputy Chamberlain j. II. Campbell, supervisor W. j.
X Kenny. eX Register John Reilly, David McClue'
Commissioner Il. =. Martin. General Josiah Porter,
Assistant surgeon General DuLoan Dallas sanders,
cx chairman of the Democratic state Committee Of
Pennsylvania: ex-senator William Il. Wallace OF the
same state Charities Commissioner H. H. Porter eA-
CORPORATION Counsel II. H. Bcchna Charles j. 'ahda'
ex Judge Henry Hilton. Police Justice Andrew J'
White james W. Boyle, John H. Hpelnai'
Assistant District Attorney j. T. Mcintyre Dr. Charles
J. Perry Andrew :. Hammcr,ley, jr., Charles Hogan
rn.enb ! O.Donohuc Register f. r. Fitzgerald, Nelson
smith chairman Of the Tammany Hall General Commit
ice C. W Kidrway Nicholas Muller, IT,, Commissioner
Wahlc Commissioner Charc, +. Allen, congressman J. 81
C,u,ul.ll f. j. Dunphy and Ashbc J.. Fitch. >upcrin-
teudcut Ia~p'r Of the public schools Hl"ad heahcS'
Robert b. Roosevelt cx Minister to the Hague eNsircet
Cleaning Commissioner James = Coleman 'hci fiS''
nccr Greene II the Dock Department eX JUICE william
H. Kelly President j. II. V. Arnold. DistrictAti"rhey
De Lauccy Nic0ll. sheriff German, stevenson 1o"lc'
Nichoa, Il. OCOnnor secretary Cook, OF the state
Department: John Dclmar. Arson Flower. brother ~
the Governor. and Friedrich Fkwer. the Governor
nephew. Among the last 10 arrive was eN secretary
william C. whitney Of cx President Cleycland's Cab
met but Mr. Whitney dd not make Ms c""'"'" "''''
the hand>hakng was over.
When the long line began 70 grow slender tho cN
Governor was conducted to the blliad ROOM where INC
~ spread had been laid The table presented
Gorgeous d- play, almost Undesirable In itN msglh'
ccnc and pcndor Of design and Offering all the deli
cacc that the could afford or the 1re d"-Iie IL
wa, the work Of the steward OF the club an had
seldom BEEN cqualled in this city The menu included
Blue Points Iced Philadelphia style.
c..,.. Sapcl.-oo d, LYON. Anchoves
co,ycla. Celery. R,di,h"s. Olives
Consomne &c Volatile ;s~e..
Bouchccs 10 Nint!a.
oyster, la rouir-tr.
CfOquct, a Ia Refine.
Clans farclc. D Diabi".
Terapin. Maryland style
Ma.-achlsetb. Salmon au leufre d" Montpelier
STRIPED Bas, IA Eoyalc
FIlct, DO Sol-s Bellevue sauce "f'nna!'e'
Cl-codos 81 Lobster Ia Nor'eAfn''
Vocre a rImp"rnle
Peacock. wild Turkey Pheasant. Quai0.
Vol.orc, Of Quail Ia Cha'~cr''se.
Spring Lamb Ia Mac'doin"
Il,t, d. Boeuf Tnquc-, sauce .ftr
Gslantnc- u Turkey tfufces hi-c'ii"''
Iat~s Of Game IN Chass"ur.
Ciaux.,,od 4 English Phc0sant. Grand Neneur
supreme Of Chicken "a Ch'Fy.
virginia Hams and ON-Tongue- ID tl'"paua
T.frln,~ dc Iolc.t'ra- dc Sta'l"uig On n7llr'
Hallotns u Guinea Fowl and 81 pn'lI
Chicken salad. Nandwiche'' LOBSTER '''''
P,tts Foufs
senator HI and about twenty five 81 the more eA
allied ~ hi wor-hippcr, were seated al taD" plac"
uuou dai, elevated foot or two above the Moor "heh
he lad partlcn Of the yauds set before him. and those
had Ia satiatcd f!lclr nlNpF
.rd thirst Dock Commissioner Cram. who had acted
4, fine stead Of the absent President t0ndet rhPlrI
for order and made few remarks In high treble hoy
lie wound mp by introducing Senator David Il. lhIi
"A Democrat
There vas some handclappng at this, bat majority.
who were seated Of the small tables against tho wall
or were crowded about the large table In the centre
,he ronm had not finished their luncheon
and they did not dcslst from their pleasant
occupation with their knives and forks to JOIN III
the applause Two or slight attempts were made
70 start fresh demonstration in Mr. liIs honor, but
they proved abortlve
When Mr.. IInI became satisfied that the cheering
was over he stood up and said that b, felt srateiul
for this mark Of esteem Oh the part Of such great
Dcuoctatic organization as the Manhattan Club. lie
wa, proud IN be It's guest lie believed that the aiar
was entirely personal 10 himself IL was rathcr
intendeA rs a compliment 10 the Democratic cause WIN
which he had been more or less Identified during inc
last seven years.
II was significant possibly by reason OF the success
which lad attended that cause ana win w"ch HIS
name had been connected Referring to the occur
rcnccs of last fall and up TO the first OF the year MI
nm wanted his auditors to understand that he mad
.imply done his duty 10 his state ana HIS
MARTY some applause) lie especially congr"ru
lated himself and his friends that tho last 'i'a
del OF Eepublicansm, the State Senat had been
taken in this Empire state. Then he brdzehy Doa'l'u
how the Enumeration bill had been placed upon the
statute books Of the State and had been signed by
Flower The Congress and Legislature Rapport
ment acts would follow and he hoped next year !"
welcome Democratic associate I'm the senate
While Mr.. Iil was speaking irr ~, IT.
Coudert whose absence had been accounted lpr w
several officers # The club AMI n number OF ram
many men by "a statement that he was at hohc ~ ~
with the grip, suddenly appefeu nhu 'V ~,
L, place at the tablc. HIS lnlluc
appear sooner ana his dnteS h h2
beer cicditcd. according 10 current ihmor !" hd