New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
THE SECOND PANEL DINNER.
SHERIFF DUNN THE GUEST OF HONOR
AT THE ANNUAL FEAST.
JUDGE JAMES FITZGERALD PREsIDEs AND

JUDGE JAMES FITZGERALD PREslDEs AND
SHERIFF DUNN. THE REV. DR. VAN DE
WATER AND OTHERS MAKE ADDRESSES
The annual dinner OF the Second Panel Sherns
Jury was given last night in the large ballroom OF
Delmonico's. The dinner this year was even more
enjoyable than those Of former years. and that is
saying great deal. The committee IN charge con-
sisted OF Adon Smith foreman Of the jury, George
\ Meyer. treasurer: Jules A Montant secretary:
NJ Il. Moses. Richard r Hunt. Jacob Hays and
Victor E. Roumage and the verdict of the entire
jury and the guests was tina, the committee had
done Is duty well
Judge James Fitzgerald presided and ~ his right
sat Sheriff Thomas j. Damn. as the guest OF honor.
at his left sat Judge Charles II. Van BrIni- The
others at the guests table were Dstrict-Attorney
Asa Bird Gardiner. Judges Bookstaver. Glider
sleeve. Bschor. McAdam. Nash and Spring and
the Rev DR.. Lindsay Parker. Job T.. Hedees Col
ector George K. Bldwell. Edward Lauterbach.
Senators Grady aid Cantor and Judge Scott and
Ashbel T. Fitch
Seven other tables provided for the members
OF the panel and their guests. George A. Memer
presided at table \. and among those at this table
were General T. L. Mollineux. ex-Sherif Buttling
OF Kings County Charles g. Wilson Captain
George W McClusky. George C. Clausen William
Dalton Franklin Ben. Murray {. Danenbaum and
Dr Charles 9. Sproul Table was presided over
by Victor f. Roumase and at this were ex-Sherir
Tamsen. John Kelly. Dr. Clarence c. Rice. Alfred
Hayman. President Peters OF the borough OF Man
haitian. Judges ODwyer. Conlan. Cowng. Olcott,
Newburgcr and Schuchman and Edward Kelly.
Maurice J. Power. Maurice Featherson and Charles
A. Stader. Among those table Controller
Bird s. Coler Francis r. Emmons. Arthur lngra-
ham. u. B Van Emburgh William f Cochran.
John D. Archbod. Daniel O'Day. Edward VI.
Brown. Francis L. Furnad jr.. Z. st. John Hays.
!. W Drummond. William Rockefeller. Forrest II.
Parker. William A. Nash. Frederick G Bourne and
T.. =.
Jacob Hays.
Adon Smith. the foreman Of the panel, presided
over table p. Among those al his table were II. D.
Macedonia n. p. Dominick. Henry Gilsey Simeon
Ford ". S. Hawk. H. A. Rogers. Lee Phillips.
the Rev Dr. Henry Lubeck. Or. George C. Shell
ton. John ". Keller J. Seaver Page Henry 8.
Kearny Henry Loewenthal. Vernon NJ. Davis and
the Rev. Or. l.. W. Warren. Jules A. Montant pre-
sided table E. and az this table were. among
the others the Rev. DR.. q r. Van De Water.
Richard V Harn-tt. Elisha X Camp Ira u.
Warren. Josiah g. Rier. r T Adams. Thomas p.
Clarke and + VI Townsend tr
Al Table Richard 4. Hunt presided. and at this
table John r Carroll Commissioner John b
Sexton. Register Fromme Corporation Counsel
Whalen. VI. 2 TIoahan. Mauric. Untermyer John
d Crimmins. Albert ! Elias Philip !. Britt J. J.
Harrington and Samuel Sanders
At Table G. over which NJ. II Moses presided.
were George Fhret. Frank \. Ehret r. q W.
Woerz Charles T. Doelgcr. Peter DoeGer. jr.,
Jucse Wauhope Lynn ana lhoInas G tassluhy.
After the cigars We're passed Judge Fitzgerald. as
toastnaster introduced Sheur Dunn the first
speaker. The Sheriff got three cheers 81 the close
OF his speech and his health drunk by all the
guests.
Following Sheriff Dunn. the Rev DR. Van De
Water made bright address The other speakers
Of the evening were Simon Ford. Senator Grady.
the Rev. Or. Lindsay Parker. Edward Lauterbach
and job F. HeGg"s All The speeches were OF
character In harmony with the dinner and Afforded
considerable pleasure and amusement 10 those pres
ent.
In accordance with the custom O. the Second
Panel. silver souvenirs presented 10 each
guest The souvenirs this year were sterling silver
lamps. made in the design Of miniature loving cups.
on side OF The lamp the letters S J. : p"
were engraved and on the other side were the
figures 1895"
In addition these souvenirs each guest re-
ceived media llon-shaped badge. in the centre OF
which was the monogram - j." and surrounding
II the words Second Panel. 1895"
One OF the features OF the dinner most commented
upon b, the guests was the seating arrangements.
Every person seemed TO hnd his neighbor old
friend. and the Dinner Committee highly com
plimen,ed for thus arransing the guests so that
sociabity would be promoted.
The Second Panel Sherir's Jury is composed OF