New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

British Government upon the regulations which
they had made against the ntroduGton OF Am ea
In the afternoon-for Neptune was ms superior Oh
the ocean and demanded rom nm W bs nocEet
waterproof envelope. produce from II the pSssport
n me' and them inquire what thought would be
the effect Of these documents. when exhibited e
aristocrracies of the Old world Then would follow
n series of those inimitabe anecdotes, inlmltaDiy
told, for which Storrs was famous.
AFTER "oLD LOWELL"
On tho last day of the voyage. were sailing
into the port Of Liverpool, Storrs. repeating this
performance. said: 1T is not the WORKOUT mon
arches and erete aristocraces OF Europe that am
after, but It Is old Lowell. understand that he
never entertains Americans. 1 am going TO make
him give me dinner and let me select the guests,
or teach him that there is a God in Israeli"
Lowell was mortified and mad that the functions Of
the Minister or any part OF them, should be trans
ferred to this perpatetic diplomat. and vigorously
beside him a few nights afterward at dinner
Nevertheless Storrs carried his point, and when
lie asSed to h Meet IN snppohg WouG be h
ROYALTIES and the Ambassadors and other mpossi-
9aeaed h him ns to seeSe as possible ynd
Huxley, Lecky Tennyson and other grea; lights OF
science and literature, because he desired to meet.
as he said. 'Gentlemen OF equal and congeniai IN"
| did not hear Of this at the time. but storrs
again on the ship on our way home' and said'
''sorrs, did you get that dinner? ,,... ,,ro.
weeks left London and went upon the Continent.
in that little room In the gallery at ssSers
that marvellous Madonna Of Raphael crd ne room a
E ioosGF s aud at the
and said Ladies and gentlemen. have come three
most Wonderfu work of the brush the world has
ever known. suppose you came for the same pur-
Clothes. they were made in Chicago A gentle
sepped forward and said to me MT bs sto5Ts
painting, however famous. You are the only Amer
TO TO make good story, sorrs did great injustice
to the most brilliant of our Ambassadors to Great
London which increases with the years. Mr..
Lowell was not only brilliant Ambassador. but
The hour grows late and we enter upon the ex-
perences of another year trust that for our our
pery and happiness began gr the S day af
h @oya in than Do hs SpS
what may be your faith gentlemen. and care not
bs belefs as do mine but my saed mother
brought up in the stricest school OF Uaivini s
b mpaef thai everythng Of Importance which hap
pened was a special act or Pro%idenGe' ana tIat
ment' the Compensation was sure to come; Ny
experience in life and my observaticcs have taught
hn me the Worpy is death Variety is the spice of
life is an old adoge Variety is generous living
and longevity
THOSE WHO WE'RE AT THE DINNER.
The following members were present at the
dinner:
chaE$s S.ySsr? D$SfS f.
Mollenhauer. Jesse G woodruff s. B. PETIT JamGs
T. a. Ralston. Daniel II; Durham, w; ". IndeGG-
Underhlli c. {. Alderman. James Fostsr, i f.
G sGasmast Sr01 & Master f Homa ing
gins w. II. Hill. f. Van Etten. Colonel A; b. Lamo,
John w vrooman, Justice W; W. Goodrich, JUS Is
Hodges, J. C. Juhrng; r. T Grlggs J. ); Courtney G
George Drakely William II; BALDWIN. r. +: Gn-
lick. r. p Messer Henry Bowers. r McP Smiib'
Il. j. Richards, +. Faekner W. IL I, p Di'
W A. Avis. Frank squer. T. H. Troy F. n Sayre'
Horsman F. hEToma9W III Il Hos &C. ao"f.
II Fletcher Charles F. Parsons l.; Allen r; =.
swan. L. W. Willes. Guy Du Val. G.. l.. Walker
G. NJ Kneuper G. d. Weber, r. Rumler j. Mcy-
mer H. D.. Helssenbutte. Adam X Luxe F. Il.
sd Vaeh m D. D'' f Merritt p < Farre9ESPf w
den. Charles B. Tooker. /. J. Busby, II. c. Evans.
C.. C. Knowlton. II. a. Bourne. IT.. F; r. Bourne
H. A. Bourne, II. Ccckshaw, w. B. Att Atterbury, w.
W q e;imour. H. B. Gilpin J. l.. Hopkins: WIZ
lam f. Conrow, Theodore Conrow. r. B. Jordan,
F NJ smith, william Berr RdWsrS c'T nbn D. r.
derson, ]. Dyer, Thomas Chorltqn, r H. kimoadl.
/. w Seaman. jr. Charles o, Brown, w Long
man P oS Wabr ehST NJ o'T Walsh z
J. NJ Farrar c. l.. williston, Paul Gaiyi, Duo de
Morny. Welsey c. Bush ~ 7: smith, Geor eg,on al
samuel Richards. Samuel Dorning, George L. Fox,
W H. Cummings. r; n Tayntor w c. TredweIi'
b Brown sias P Cbaries " sreei THOMAS
ferguson C. d. Burdck. f. S. Henderson and John
Pullman.