New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-25
THIS EVENINGS RECEPTION
MANY BANKERS AND BUSINESS MEN ASKED TO
MEET THE SECRETARY AT THE MAN


The reception which is to be given for Secretary
John G. Carlisle, at the Manhattan Club tonight
promises to be of the most interesting OF us
kind ever he'd in this club. Not only are the mem
bers Of the club expected TO be present 10 pay their
respects to the Secretary of the Treasury, but the
officials OF the club have invited every bank presl-
dent and every president of trust company In
New-York Cabinet officials and prominent business
men to be present out of ll0 invitations sent out
almost 100 acceptances have been received
1t was hinted by politicians yesterday that the
reception at the Manhattan Cub tonight would re-
solve itself into Presidential boom for the gueS;
of honor This the officials Of the club Indignantly
denv One OF them In speaking OF the matter said
last night:
There Is no boom back OF this Men Of every
shade OF political! opinion Will be present'"e nave
sent invitations to prominent bankers and business
men irrespective OF party. We simply wish to pay
a tribute to Mir. Carlisle He has stood Loyalty to
his guns on the money question, and we want 10
show him that appreciate 1t. The reception VIII
be practically informal The club Will be decora'-u
somewhat. but not to an unusuai degree ""'
Secretary Carlisle arrives he will take his stahl III
the main reception-room and the guests Will De n
troduced to him. Afterward there will be dihner
served Our president will make a speech OF wei
come and Mr.. Carlisle will respond. Iheh 'le'"
may be some eXtemporaneous addresses Ou' Nv
programme has been mapped out
Among the guests who have been inviieH ana
haSe ab Sen" pfesdsnt sr Of the Tinted states
Trust Company: Cornelius Vanderbilt Morris ~
P,iss & Co., Richard a. McCurdy, president OF M the
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY nrl1y y, ne
Adrian Ise.in. Vernon H. Brown aeeht 9i P,.,ar n,e
Commodore S.card Rear Admiral hrpen. Jotl ~, 80
Towrscnd president OF the Bcwery Savings BanK
D. s Ramsay. president Of the Hoe ana hcnmer
Bank; ex-Mayor Charles A. SchtFeH; w. t,pp.,er
dent OF the Hide and Leather Bank Scot, r9srrg
president Of the chemical National Han%; W. W.
Sherman. presiden, OF the Bank OF C2inilSrrJ 2,g1
Charles S Fairchld, president OF the Now. o'k
Surety and Trust Company: James X rum, , - u -
of the United sta,es l,atheT IanK "
r Isham president OF the Bond and MoIgags
Guarantee Company; r. NJ GaiaTay yinrr p'f,r,h pag,sh
of the MershSnts Ma@nai ,fn nSnN and Trust Com.
pany: r. G. Roston president OF tne ra.Ir.n
Loan and Trust Company; James -Ha - .s S,
president OF the Tradesmen's National Bank sam Sn
nleI - STYLES president OF the North River say
ings Bank Henry Steers president OF tie t-e S M
Ward Bank: John A. NJ AneTny; T presris. p.rsar " a
Ge;shenen president Of the Garfield NationaI ba!h'
J. Edward Simmons president OF the Foqf,n 1,or ~
hocper TIust Company and president OF the bcatd
Of Education William F. Harry cha,r'na" pa bar ."e
Democratic National Commuee. menTE TI,,sd sr,t"s
Troasnrer: H. b. Laidlaw. John sinclair; Genert
banisI Buierncid, Arson " Howard. o. W Bright
Charles H. Russell Era- Marst1h |ra' ,hn fn,,@d
states: samuel sloan president OF the Dela~are
and western railroad 6 NJ. Ml!sr. H. W. GouI- 'iI
II Lincoln. Howard Latham. C. a; SporoFd j.
sterling Morton. Secretary OF Agriculture; J. @ naI
sen Rhoades president OF me NV Cnr;,ncnrs
Sa,In,nai Rank: l. Townsend Burden. Woodbury.
Iangion. A. b Hepburn. Recorder Con Henry TAI
madge Amos T. French WI rnngrsss sr1n sron,
rH!ro,a. senator George Gray. OF Delaware; Gran
Vie h. smith j. Craig Haveneyer ana others