New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29

Richards. join /. Howe. NJ II. Beers. John \. KIM,
John F shd as 'a ca s nrTT iSn G HS%D.
ton, Charles a. schercn Henry steers Frederick 3
eAebSE e Tho% W b. c'Ehe CHrence o Co Egn %
Gibson, John Austin stevens. James W. TappeRR'
Rice Paul schvarz, Gustav G. Hopkins. Francis W.
ra%aa :c EpA Sn sSe"Hgs n gs Sn 4
W1 n nnlman Kchard A. McCqdE T TdrIap H.
Parker, samuel r. Peters. John c. Furnun T. iranc.
Hyde; Frank W. Cheney. John Shane; Ne Ear , oi
aberdeen Morris X Jssnp Chpr@S HgeF H, Iesg,
Dancd ID. Mnncnm IT,. George :. liickoh Ncn"lh'
F. Enr r"% Krv GG Sse 4 E w THis AN oTT
fsS"'s ''sa N ln's "S ; A%s
IT, John F. raceer amgu;us D. !Tnd . M%,
Brayton Ives Thomas IL. Kelly william a. Pcmbrook'
WILLIAM KIns Henry M9la I, cnareI e Mp T
Hay F. M'wland Woodbury. Ians&9n iIcnry Nls sr,
Teiecl. william Lane Booker Giovanni p: Riva,
As" F ss MFcn sTa on N s%
william II. Perkins James Speyer william solomon;
GaTos caTran1a Antonio o DE C'Ho rRT,
Henry 4. Iandgraf Louis Stern. Isaac stern William
rn Sfns ?~"Ih o1ha cnar Nu Farcd
T. Eckcr. John T. Terry Henry o. llavemeyer hd-
ward Taller Warren s scocs collins Eri r. haS
Thurber Josiah j. white William n; Harrison, Lis,
cockrT Hr ADrrt G. Rope 5'' GcorsS wilson cnry
G. Hubert Charles IoHer , Es%Tss f. John MF r.
Waring: Richard II. Wl'ms Hugo Peter llornc'
White Horace Porter Bishop Potter Ahram hn Iar
William Dodworih. Peter Donald. Stewar, lar,S
horn, David b. Ivison William c. L. Gendre John
McAncrny William II. Robertson. Howard carroll
Edward D. Adams. General Fitzgerald; George F.
Myers Matthew Glarkson c Georsc dr,or N"'% M
Maxwell. George ].
Van santyoord. Horace Russell = Nicn@aS h Nm
Cornelius d. " Etc. V wsm + uchn ham" G" G r
Enehnn"n 5H9 Arts coy 3"nninn ionsd r'' r
Conovcr, Aaron Carter. jr., Lee Hohns Washington
wilson. John a. stevens. r.. John : llncv' Iohn
lra mG~"I Fmrcnc cSPH aSfc Hn'i H. Bnrcd 8
Bovine. Edward f. Ecddall. John T. IeacA' 1 ncmTv
Robert Maclav John j. sinclair David II. King, jr..
Charles r. Miller.
MR.. ORR EFGINS THE SPEAKING.
Coffee. and CIGARS were not served until after
IL o'clock When the smoke from the cigarettes
and the CIGARS becan to ascend Mr.. Orr rappd
for order. He was warmly greeted. Part OF what
he said was
To you gentlemen officers of the navics Of The old
and New Worlds who have honorcd our ,'oNernn"h'
with the presence OF your r'prcNG h
Chamber Of Commerce Of The state OF New l"TA, j.!
far the oldest mercantile association III I'm, ia,u, 'J
metropolis OF the United states. W. rSlrrm WIN
favor your courteous acceptance OF our INV 'Iio,
afOrding the opportunity OF thhnkng You II, ,hIN
public way for the part yon have 80 ci'c'N'll Nlh'
in assisting to celebrate in happy ana appi"PIlHi'
manner the 4OOh anniversary OF the most m.nl"i"hl
event in American history Never pcIore nav vi
had the oppOrt unity OF viewing III our waters Hh'"I
display of this magnitude and character, and We a.,
sure you highly appreciate IN" kindly inl.T,st N"
have taken in giving IL success. "" h'arllIN con
cratulate Won and your respective countries upon
possessing such noble and efficiently equipped N'Ss'I,
If war which p,carse Of their excel nee and
In II
safeguards that can have 10 insure cohuhuai'c
Of ,4 Hs heS, x6 Of Rr2Se Of SPAIN We deem mi,
fitting opportunity Of certifying - No@ I'll, h' ,pI,l
il held the name and memory of Chr.|"phrr 'olnm
iu,. and The great pJlcniac, VINO c"htroi'-l 'h'
Ijnic> II Your cotniry ious hHndr years ago wa"
nr ,nJ- r,nc,osi,y N ir c0u.at and ;h'r faith made
it possible for Columbus TO carry out his high apfa
lions ana higher Ge,ny ,.,.., -, r,o,, ,.,.t
within Your united borders /, III. Ir'hpnce Of ihc
sivSes Nth lin the glory Of hi, Achievement
from ont people Of all TIE PChe r OF E"To g
| that great achievement possible. Ltpplausc(
AND remembcr win in'ltndr fcn ira5 rog 1i
country In the early days 81 our nati0aaliiN W.T
you 90 hrorson the lehgth any, oT'Ii,n .. ,.
n very warm place all hearts. ana that Tor ll'
e1 white and blue Of sour RepnDnci rs %' Us x "t
| World Hraz1 and Argentina. whose officers We also
| respectfully salute, have cordial ana ira'"rha
Gentlemen Of the United Kingdom. It was from your
King George III, Of England. mat ms 1hl'lncf !,
cniyd IL, charter century ana quarter ago, hh'
# has lcn guarded with very Jealous care ever sine
| We have This side the Atlantic lroph', Wilt
he crossed the and Won from Yo, ~ i'n,l
| competition some forty y"ar- ago, "hl,'. nIu"r u" =,
rules +, held subject 10 chall"g""hn n' III and
has been often challenged since, "" s, hpII az, AZ
| will ever aim TO hold it, for we drlTN pril" IN
challenge cu? for the reason ma 'i"i" Mann,
VI from you your Queen gave 7" u h"r Pu''i' MN"
APlq,n,,e;5s -. r.,,r,,n, 10, ,n,oc,i.ne for he,
sons second to none GA IN" Continent of Europe
yot, will find. gentlemen Of Gcrmnny. wherever 20.
! NAV 90 throughout land a VAIN Nric"m'. u
your mother tongue. This Is no, the hr'' M, Ho,.
| tlcncr Of Eus,ia. thar have been gratlhrd ~
welcoming YOU 10 our shores. We rc'ncnbrr' VIII
| measure the visit Of. yorT Grand Duke Alexis. VII"
iy his genital co'H'",y ana Rudy way Won u i%
| ID nd, o. friendship that have ever existed b~""I
| our respective counIric-. Nor do we forget gentle
he lesson o. honohlc and upright dealing with ti
! r,dmcn Of ,hl, land. and who acquired 'v right L"
,rs,iJn- Manhattan Island from tho Indians. on whicl
! Ills city Stands
navy that we are overlooking youl claims 70
cordial welcome. We WELDON" and congratulate yo
,,, that place uIon tho high that properly J."
loncs 10 he Navy Of the United staics. And now
for which I ask cheerful response from oil. 1t !
not laid down In orr Rr9EIamme' Gn, ,rnr WI,
| 81 ARRANGEMENTS II the prosOdy Is q ii Tie tOugi
believe ne the sentiment Is ~, The les- sincere.
Here's 70 yoir flags long they wave uI@n IN
mighty ocean,
Each nations prlie with ''Yanke" notion
And may each time they hail ColunLa's shore
Increase our friendships each for otci and ci
more.
| loud applause
BISHOP POTTER STEAKS FOR ENGLAND.
Mr.. Orr's speech was loudly applaud"d Their
was q feeling Of good will 10 all. His reference
20 Columbus and Spain, TO Franc, England. ltal
ard Germany, Holland, Russia and Brazil all Re
cciycd enthusiastic greetings. NJ the close OF hi
address the band played " Hail 10 TIE Chief.
lie tLcn propos,d the first toast Of the evening
The President of the United States, Which wa
drunk standing. Then he proposed the toas
"Grcat Britain" Every one arose, GiaescS wrl
clInked. the right ann was raised and dee
draueht was drunk 10 the mother country. Bslo
: Henry C. Potter responded TO this toast. II
smoke as follows