The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08

The band played Vein Neerland's Blood"
Even the band, by the way, was Dutch. While
IL played. the populace howlcd and applaudcd.
4 yellow dog caper"d into the crowd and began
TO bark vigorously Mt The man with the big horn
MIN into the realms Of the depurtcd goat. The
crowd viewed the pursuit with cheerful and
'ociterous interest. The Mayor came forward.
magnificent tablet" he said, can help bclicv.
Ing mt the Society OF the Holland Danes is a
owes a great deal to the Holland Dames-and
rhe other danes; lfthere has been any good in
due TO the good women Of New York FATHER than
10 me men. A voice., "Hoorsy for Lydia PINK
nam. Good women have done more to bolster
TTPP my hands than all the men. put together.
Lhey nave given me better advice. Col. War
,m y ? appointment and many other good, APP.
paa ones were suggested by men. Applause
ttuelights me to thank her Majesty the Queen
taPp'anse. The Queen bowed, and tho others of
shls orHer Tor this magnificent testimonial of
t n1sM.o respect for our common ancestors. lap
The band played the "star.spangled Banner"
Iooert A. ChesebrouRh. who owns the property
GU Mnlch Inc saloon stands. made n speech. He
90 ~ mat me present unworthy building" was
y 10 Ieplaced Dy "a structure worthy Of the his
'oTle dignity OF tho spot.
The band played "Welheim" " and Policeman
lass escorted Mayor Strong to a cable car. The
queen and her court trudged through Pearl
sSsreet 10 fraunce's Tavern. In the upper cham
per i9nch was served. There was Holland gin
~, 80 ~ VII
OH Knight Leonard Charles Van Noppen, Poet
snuteale TO her Majesty. read a poem in re-
sPohse to the toast Tho First Dutch settlers in
Inc New Netherlands.' Sir Knight A. Van
meuseh GazzGm, Duke Of Euphonid, was TO have
WuaIe q speech, but he was absent. So was Sir
nnnlgnt INC Hon, Ayrd Dempsey, brother to tho
GueeS nna lately a member OF the Assembly,
nut or Knight Van der iioogt OF baltimore
maue a speech in Dutch.
Ing queen herself answered 20 tho last formal
MS. i;uberl IIbeTtson VRn Wostcryelt."
wa VA semtichleh was one OF her nnccstors. She
tr oro y trniy remarkable figure us she stood be.
broo1j Selaoorately figured and trimmed with
pii"nu nnnnces OF winc.Co!orCd velvet. ON her
s1c"u mana she wore u topaz ring as big as a
rs ST ,Hnni piece, She graspcd N her hand, Whether
~ liz umG symbol CT her power or not the gen,
,mman in black did not say. n large Gold
tnnn" EorEethook. with a big yellow gem on its
toop,iL me queen traced hen own descent down
eryrI, 'd'I MhoL her, grandmother. Miss West,
law q, liackensnck. married. "A young Irish
il nf,rr ""n,c" refer Dempsey. She didn't trace
N.R' = nay. she proposed the health OF Mrs
"hnr "t"eey OF Hhckensack. FOR" sho cried
well nm. slors woro related To oliver Cronl
ia. Ihen M RIOS, Mrs. Stacey, lifting he,
To the queen,
IpSlleen LavluIa,
n w. 'elhlsey' our Queen, our Queen:
the W hllighis and Danes echoed the cry. EFT,
Evc, queen! they shouted, ITO Inc 0necni'
acre. =. that happy moment there was n shndov
in Ma hc queens heart. so said tho gentlemnI
man int'o npnr sir knight Capt. Feathers Char
W. Ttlc Duke of the Tcnderloin. nnyv Enri n
Ihin cx"s.Vh square, was taking an lnsucrtoT
"""'"allOh and couldn't come,