New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
TRIBUTES TO GALLANT MEN
,pMY AND NAVY HoNoRED.
VITAL DINNER OF THE NEw.YoRK
A soxs OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

VITAL DINNER VI .-
CONS OF THE AMERICAN Rh'ohoiioN'
xn ADMIRAL GHERARDI THE
'h-'.., u,.,srs SPEECHES By THEM by MR.
TUE PRESIDENT; GENERAL
ro,TrR TIE REV MR.
ELIOT AND OTHERS
,,o, banquet OF the New-IoIk
Inc '''iiu :, tho Sons Of the American Revo-
state 0oo" ~ honor of Major-General Nelson
luton s"'" Rear-Admira Gherardi. repre-
y. Ni'es Army and the Navy of the United
sehtihs ~" eaten last evening at Delmonico's
states 49, accessories and under all the CIR
VIII" O." that go TO make an occasion
cu'''" n,o That IL was also the anniversary
He''o .o,,lo Of Cowpens lent an added signifi-
81 CAV .. Tho denlonstrati ton Cowpens WAS non
o"" .rb toast and Mr. Depew. the president
.s.o,ed 10 IT some characteristic periods IN
o,oh,v successful discourse. The pride of heroic
oos,rv was thus commngied with the more
neral glory Of all American history From
cooaral Washington to General Miles, and
arrow, PAM Jones to Admiral Gherardi" was
ono Of Mr. Depew's happy phrases
At THE TABLE OF HONOR.
rbe following guests occupied the seats OF
- basides Mr. Depew, who had General
,,uos On his right and Admiral Gbsiardi on
a.. lat. Commodore Montgomery Sicarl. Cen
..,, Alexander s Webb, General J. c. Breckin-
ridre tho Rev Samuel A. Eliot, Admiral Henry
rrben Ex-Governor Hugh S. Thompson. Cen
oral Horace Porter. Professor A. NJ. Wheeler.
e Creighton Webb. Elbridge s. BROOKS, the
pov C. c. Tiffany and Governor Urban A.
Woodbury..
Al the head and foot of the other tables We're:
A-E J. Chafee. William p: Wadswor,h "a
j. c. Foye. General F. 7. Fare. GIKonert q
Logan. John Winfield Scott. E-Henry Hal. Ira s.
s:ewaft' Edward Hagaman Hall. F-Har, Lyman.
Captain Hugh r. Garden.
THE OTHERS PRESENT.
Following IS a complete list Of guests at the
tables:
A-E. j. Chanee, Charles G, Stone. Henry !, Nor
Doolttle. Charles L. Rockwell. Nathaniel l.; BRAD
y % SsGFs lines s'y cssr9s " HTs Dr.
Hart. Franklin II. Hart. Ellsworth X Fcote Jonn
Ives I've / Ph2 W 5Gna w Judge stOGfs L. Hotchkss
Everett e, LORD Merritt Hemin%sy george eons m r.:
5nds Dr. GsT s Kay RF OSSPa
Samuel NJ. Conant NJ. Roosevelt Schuyler; g. v.
Mafpa adrian 2 Seson r.
Thomas .vd W RTyan Wa rne M'a" Hamilton
Edwin bargEsi :s.r AR1 pav hYex = e. CS a
Arthur Robinson. Hugh r. Knox. Josiah Anstce
Il FGs Ga,n George NJ Nav Pew To % M
George b Roberts Paul Dana A. Ernest wi T1s1
s Hawk. Edward S. Clark, A. W. Foilett, f H.. A.
Follett, f. q, Miner. IT., O. W Van camper; o heT
Warren Cutler. Seth Z Thomas. j. Harry Stedman 7,
Frederick j. De Peyster. and General Ferdinand r
e c'ERobert b. Roosevelt. Charles A Deshon
f r T'f'' w. Il Munro Jqhn whitehead
vanSorne captain 6 P Cotton; Mater Frank Il
hPs GsneT% George S GrsenH 5h waR he
horn. the Rev. DR. H. NJ MacCracken. John T.
s,arn General Howard Carroll EdSov Geneva Warren
Conover, Nathaniel D. Williams. Walter p. Trims
Gssfss ch "a saffuf Ety. s0,i sm Il
MURPHY Henry NJ MUrphy w Gsosra w 5
W p Ma bier Dr. John s White. Almon Goodwin
rOssssGr = = m nSyasGin James
LYMAN Abbott NJ. 3. Beardsley T. g. W Sarlf.
lanes 6snso MS j Wells Ghampney l. j. b Lincoln.
G. " Robertson Calvin + Rrs'' % TaHlon
8 s,, W. k cark iann Kellogg Donald Mclean.
GToTd ShaFss 4 Ssisio" ta nSn1s
K Spxnn Charles N n nDemond Charles H. Knox,
George Cary EggiestOn. A H. Greene and John
EmHenry Hall Nathan Appleton III II Mewe0 NIB
Major Ma Ii GsSnEE nSster Emer Butler
c. Ii Jones, David NJ Greene A. S Greene. p .; 5.
II M SsnGs 4 Ne Mac isSFss ~fis
H. Wight Charles P. Hun,ngion General va hf
l. t4ansn m1
erai F 6. Butterfeld. II. X; Bush Brown George
a. ena Hf'I Frank L. Dodds Feows jenkins George
b ST John. John p Tresdwel. Edward pa}yson
art Saa and E & ri'f Hagaman Hall nH". "
warren waiter kA Belts. R!chsrd il Clarke John s
Dl Sds w Hons Sehe E au4 Hmts James A.
3 Hs .Sss sfse
R Miner George II FORA; Hary W; smith. Robert
# H0~s E Il re M yra w. Ta"
II c As R william ~ 5 NJ Sea IL Hous9
jr. Charles L. Fuller Or. f. H. Stevens, Foster
Coates. A. Carter. Isaac II. Bromley and Captain
Hugh r. Garden.
Among the ladies in the gallery during the
speaking were Mrs. Donald Mclean. Mrs Henry
Hall. Miss Virginia Houghton Of Boston; Mrs.
Charles A. Deshon. Mrs. Charles II. Nettleton.
Mrs Beardsey. Mrs. Ferdinand p. Earle. Miss
NJ b. Martin, Mrs Ladoux Mrs Ira b. Stew
art. and Mrs. Edward II. Hall.
Archdeacon Charles C. Tiffany pronounced
grace, and the following menu was partaken OF:
MEM.
Hutres.
Potages.
Consommf Souveraine.
B.sque de crevet'es
Hors dOeuvre.
Timbales a rEcarlate.
Poisson.
Aguiettes de bass a la Nenitienne.
Pommes Dauphne.
Relieve.
Fnet de boeuf olives farcees.
Petits polls rAnelaise.
Entrees
Pouiarde a Ia chevreuss
Choux de Bruxelle.
Vol fnancere.
Sorbet Dalamate.
RIOTS.
Rudy ducks
Salade de a!tue.
En,remets de Douc<ur.
Ssvarins fruits
Giaces variees
Fruits Petit four..
Cafe.
ChampaRnes
Veuve Clicquot, VERY Dry"
fuinart Win brut Perrer Jouet Reserve.