The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-14

Letters were read from N. B. Ab- bolt, Columbus, O.; H. J. Boardman, Asheville, N C.; Luther s. Burwell, California; Captain Sidney E. Clark, U. s. A.; H. c. Farnam, Decorah, la; J. M. D. Hendrick, New Haven; H. P. Miller, Torrington; Colonel B. s. Par dee, Baltimore; William B. Parkinson, New York; Hon. N. D. Sperry, New Haven; John Stannis, Danbuy; Nelson L. Stow, Chicago, III.
 Mayor Hendrick, an original mem- Der of Croton Guard, in response to 'RenliniIsc of the New Haven Fire Department recalled the scenes of those old days in vivid and interest ing manner. His description of the fa- molls riot between town. and gown" was exceedingly thrilling. He also re- ferred to Captain Sid Clark of his regi- menIt, the Twelfth, member of l.. s. O., and his brave participation in the battle of Winchester. Limited time and space forbids a full account of his re- marks.
 Ex-Judge Pickett delivered @ most eloquent address, taking for his topic the motto of l.. s. O.: Union and Brotherhood in the Right. President Baldwin was detained on account of illness and Captain F. M. Lovejoy off, ciated in his absence. A most anus ing feature was a recitation by Hon. A. w. Phelps. The usual votes of thanks were passed to Loomis' Sons for use of organ and to Sparks, Champion & Co. for their bIountiful spread. The forty third gathering proved to be one of the most interesting of the long series.
 nf no Ixrac C., follows:
 Call to order-Through the Silver Trumpet.
 Song of greeting-Original. Air Auld Lang Syne.
 Blessing-By Chaplain Pickett.
 Annual banquet.
 Latch String Offertory- Bill officiating.
 ROLL OF OUR DEAD.
 Note: The company is requested to stand while the names are being read by the marshal and at thee lose, pledge their memory in glasses of water
 Ira B. Addis, H. B. Allen, Charles Ball, J. B. Baldwin, Henry M. Barrett, Isaac F. Barton, ex-Governor H. B. Bigelow, Ralph Blood, Edward E. Bowns, Sherman Bodwell, Ellery Camp, John N. Champion, George E. Cleeton, Ledyard Colburn, George l.. Cooper, Jssmes Cruichshanks, Charles L. Cutts, Nelson l.. Daggett, c. F. Dibble, H. P. DiEble, Allen C.. iDickerman, Elisha Dickernan, A. G. w. Downes, Joseph Farren. H. B. French, George Granger, Jchn Milton Holmes, Henry Hoyt, Will liam H. Hubbard, W. H. Ingham, Will liam W. Jones, George w. Judd, George A. Leete, John E. Lewis, John E. Lowell, c. M. Loomis, pr. John E. Mason, John M. Mattingly John T. Mix, Charles w. Northrop, Charles M Os- borne, John c. Page, John Peck, H. J. Prudden, Thomas Rawling, Charles L. Russell, w. E. Scranton, Moses Seward, George F. Smith, F. A. Smith, George H. Stevens, William Toohey, Joshua Turner George H. Tw1tchell, Henry Willets, James M. Wiswell, Benjamin A. Wooster, Joseph A. Wooster. Memorial Song-They Sleep in the Dust
 Air-Old Oaken Bucket Gal join). Congratulations for the Living. Loving Remembrance for the Dead-Presi- dent Baldwin.
 Toast to Survivors of L. s. O.-At 9 o'clock. standard time.
 Words of Cheer-From absent brethren Living Pen Pictures of Crotonian Days Secretary Jepson.
 "Reminiscences of the Volunteer Fire Department-Mayor A. c. Hendrick. Original Poen-Hon. W. W. Lee. L. s. o. in Defense of Old Glory-Edson Sanford, Esq.
 Our Motto-"Union and Brotherhood in the Right''-Ex-Judge Rufus s. Pick cit.
 Recitation-Hon. A. W. Phelps. Ola Podrida-(An opportunity for ev- cry brother to air his particular griev- ance. The chair will insist that no more than two shall speak at the same tine.)
 Annual Election
 Song-Original Sweet Home (All join.) Annual Hand Shake-Under the direc- tion of Marshall Lovejoy.
 An admiral speech was Edson San ford's herewith given, and following is the capital paper on "Old Crotonian Days" by Professor Jepson, which fol- lows: