The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-02-08
CHANCELLOR EGILL ON RULE 2i9
Vice Chancellor Emery's First
Speeeh-He Thinks the Bar
Is a Good Thing.
FIN-DE-sIECLE LAWYER SIZED UP
Suggestions From Mr. Jutice Gar
rison About Reforms in
the Judiciary.

-Dinna We hear the pihroch2' exclaim-
ed AIr. FlaveI MeGee last night pound
ing the table IN the big dining room
! Of the Hotel Washington, TO enforce The
! attention Of the members of the Hudson
! County Bar Association who were revel-
/ ling in the delights of the annual dinner
and making any amount Of noise clinlz-
! ing glasses, rafting knives and forks
and telling Bar stories. They had just
fin shed a most delightful dinner, served
/ in the accustomed recherche style of
the hotel and had arrived at that pc
riod when when cigars and the petit
verre were being enjoyed. So full OF
/ merriutent and bonhonrlie were these
| lawyers that President MCGEE was oblig-
cd to repeat the pounding process and
The question.
Finally. those at the end of the table,
and particularly a delegation from an
aristrocratic Democratic club, seated at
/ one OF the side tables, stopped their fun
and gave their attention to the Chai-
Mr.. MCGEE had at the table beside him
| His Honor Chancellor EIeGili, Vice Cham
| celior John r. Emery, Mr.. Justice Gar
rlson, Mr.. Justice Jonathan Dixon, the
Rev Charles Herr. R. v Lindabury,
| Colonel Charles W. Fuller, and ex-Judge
! John A.. Bla;r. Recorder John w. Goff
| did not show UP, but sent his regrets by
a telegram, the reading of which ap-
| peared distasteful to Colonel Fuller who
| exclaimed, "Oh, don't spoil a good thing"
| SOME OF THE GUESTS.
! At the long table were ex-Judge A.
| O. Garretson, James b. Vredenburgn.
| Otto Grouse, C. C. Black, George l.. Rec
ord, VIM. H. Corbin, Charles L. Corbin,
| e. Lewis ex-Judge VOORHEES,. ex-Mayor
| Gilbert Collins, Jacob Weart, Isaac 5.
- SIgt' ~, Llioe. ~ 05e"t' y, w. londiet'
II. W. Whne+a, U. a Heaney, w. e.
| thsk Dew tt Van Buskirk, W. Klinj-,
Marshall Van Winzle, John Griffin, Jas.
! 3. Braden James 5. Erwin. w. F. Mid
q e-1e3nallt., e .la5iils' g. Vrseiansi,
/ yaney, Clarence Linn r. H Potts.
! Es Sa5-,noi,r H q 7Fcco,.tin 7 J7sl5sr
| ~ Saiinger r. Carey, ex-Judge Hoff-
/ man, w H Speer, a Simpson T. Gold (
! enborn " DongbeT,tv = McBe;r1oott
T-liIoi 80 L, ~ I.o9slsity' r MgDe14lloet' ,
Ezra K. Seguine. c. Hughes, VIM. Bar
! riclzio. Kent ]. Stevens. Warren Dixon.
| Y" Kelly, john a MeAiaster, Charles
Carricl.. r. Wortendyke, John w. Heck
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