The herald., 1895-05-16

Overture, William Tell, Rossini.
trombone solo, IL Pirata, Bellini.
Mexican Waltz Ensueho Seductor. Rosns.
Mr. Z. v Goolmqn.
overture. Semir lmidc, Rossini.
Those Who Participated
There were present last night: L. p.
Johnson. Niles Pease, Newell Mathews,
NJ. Il: Graft. Z. d.. Howry, Robert Nc
TarTin; W A. b. Case. Judge II. G. Austin,
W. W. =. PATTERSON. E: I. @. Klokke. =.
J; 5; Slaus,on. W: B. Cline. L. a. Miller,
II. A. Darling, NJ. W. Stimson, l. A.
Lothian, j. G. Quinn. II. Longley, Lew
eilyn Bixby, W.. II: Workman, Judge X.
NJ. Widney, John J. Aiken. George T..
Baner Gregory 9 M Ferns E9Gd g. b. BoSths Ct sssy T. !
": II. Hoiabird, W. D. Woiwine, J. N,
Elliott Il. A. Gibson, f.. P. BRYAN.
Wesley Clark, c.. F. A. Last, W. Gil
elen. Dr.. W. E. D. Morrison. James w.
Warren, James Phillips. Major George II.
lard. A. Scarf, r. W. Pridham, Will d.
Gould. T. A. Esen Max Meyberg, S. ?.
Hunt, Charles +. Lummis. Colonel H.
6. Otis, Harry Siegel, l.. Winter, +. Ret.
| towsky, W. NJ. Garland, Professor G. H.
Keyes, Hon. Nelson Story, A. p.
Judge i; Shaw. X. II. Wade. f. W. Bur.
nett, WE. Burbank, l.. Kimble, J.W. Frey.
p X Rule, Prof. Il. S. G. Lowe. Brad.
ner W. Lee, George A. Montgomery, @.
Kriech baum, S. W. Luitweler. Ed Bo.
teIlo, Maj. ". d. ,Wedemeyer, Maj: 3. v.
W. Burnham, H; J. Fleishman, DR.. M. e.
| Spinls, W. C. Bluett. +. II. Messmore, q.
II. Sessions, w. A; Bingham r. R: Ris-
| den, r. B. Treat, J. A. Henderson, James
Murray, W. G. Hunt. B. A. Benjamin,
| Thomas Mckee, L. Fleishman, Herman
Bar4ch, G. D. Cheesman, Lester Hickok,
J: Lelande, W.. Rhodes Hervey, Hon.
William Elmendorf Rothery, John P.
jackson. jr.. d. W. Kirkland. W. A.
Kelly, Douglas White, c. G. Desmond,
James a. Montgomery. Sias Brode, Lewis
| A. Croft, Dr. Il. r. Smith, WIS. Allen J.
B. Neville, DR.. F. T. Bicknell, Robert n.
l.. McCormak. T. J. Fleming. W. S. De
Van. W. r. Bacon. q. D. Mathus, R. II.
Howell, J. f. Francis, Hon. Stephen NJ.
White, Judge J. W. Mckinley T. 4. Glib
bon, 5. b. LOWS, w. r. Bentley, L. W.
King, G. ?. Fitzgerald, Louis Vetter,,
RAIDER, George II. Pike, Chales Forman,
|. b. Newton, g: c. Allen. Il. c. Chapih,
W. L. Chaplin, Nathan Cole, jr., Senator
0. 2: Hubbell II. i. Yolmer, J.. Bergin.
A. M. Shields, u. G. Miller, +. l.. Allies,
Frank Virgins, Dan Freeman, F.; r. Nc
7. Stimson, w. G. Kerckhoff. J. II. Braly,
A. Jacoby w. A. Harris. J. NJ. Crawlcy,
| William Banning, J. D. Bicknell X. Cohn,
C. j. Nimmer Il. Kerkow, G. II. Bulbtz,
John Carrere. John Scott. William Chip
pendale. }. w. Patterson, d. M. McGarry.
j. G. McCallum, Professor S. M. Wood
bridge, Hon. j. A. Barham, Guy B. Bar
ham, John Bradbury. John Rebman.
George II. Wyman, A. II. Neidg, +. S.
Munson, A. W. Francisco, b. V. Duque.
f. W. Braun, II. NJ. Russell, +. c. Dew
endorf.
Superintendent Aiken considerably
the last cars of the Los Angeles Consoli-
dated Electric road to the end Of the BAN
| quet.
Congressman McLachlan, who was to
! have responded to the toast, Southern
| California and Its Relations to the Cen
| eral Government, became indisposed al
most as soon as he had gotten well into
his subject.
The most interesting incident in the
| proceedings OF the night was when Con-
| gressman Barham declared himself un-
| eQuivocally in favor of San Pedro as the
| harbor for Southern California. The
cheers and applause were simply dcafen-
| ing and lasted several minutes. Men
shouted. yelled and stamped their feet
until they were tired. 1t was the great
| feature of the banquet.
| Mr.. CRAFTS address, the sentiment The
Chamber of Commerce, was drunk stand
ing. Then there were three cheers for
Superintendent Virgins and Secretary
Willard of the chamber, and the banquet
was at an end.