The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-14

The thirty-third annual banquet of the
Lincoln Association, of Jersey City, helo
in Taylor's Hotel, On Saturday, was one
of the most remarkable ever given IN
this city, because of the speakers who
attended it. Odd as it may seem, Wfun
the exception of one speech, all the ad-
dresses were delivered by southerners
and those who espoused the lost cause.
1t was a novelty for members of the as
ISOLATION and a happy idea OF the COM
mittee, Notwithstanding the fact that two
or three people, it is alleged, did NOT
attend because a rebel was to speak.
These gentlemen who will not forget the
late unpleasantness missed a rare intel
lectual treat.
The banquetting hall was appropriate
ly decorated with a splendid portrait OF
the martyr, and in the corridor outside
there was an excellent replica OF a LIE
mask, the only one ever taken of Lin
coins face and hands. The mask was
kindly loaned by DR.. P. j. Koonz OF
Clifford place.
Colonel Charles W. Fuller presided at
the cross table, having near aim United
States Senator John w. Daniel, OF Nlr-
gdnia; Governor McCorkle, of West Viz
ginia; DR.. Charlton T. Lewis, of Morris
town; Justice Gilbert Collins, Judge
Henry NJ. Nevius, Mr.. John S. Wise, son
of Governor Wise of Virginia, under
whose administration John Brown was
hanged; ex-Judge John A. Blair, Flavel
MCGEE, Major q. *. Pangborn, n at
the long tables sat-
H. C. Adams, DR.. Ulamore Allen, Chas.
Nv. Allen, Ethan Allen, William H. Arm
strong, W. S. Banta, Finance Commls-
sioner Henry Brautigam, +. Bricklemaler,
John Bremen, Edward f. Brooks. Com
missioner Richard Brown, George L.
Brown, R. C. Bonham, Charles y Case,
George W. Case, Charles B. Carmen,
Samuel Coles, C. L. Corbin, Joseph Couit
of Newark; G. w. Conklin, j. j. Coyne,
Otto Grouse, E. E. DATE, Joseph A. Dear,
j. j. Detwiller, Charles Detwiller,
Colonel Asa w. Dickinson, City Treas
urer Samuel D. Dickinson, City Attorney
w. P. Douglass, ". A. Durrie, jr., ex-As-
semblyman W. e. Drake, r. w. 8Elliott.
Prosecutor-elect James S. Erwin, Nelson
J. H. Edge, DR.. Benjamin Edge, Charles
Esterbrook, William T. Evans, A.. G..
Evans, H. E. veverson, William w. Far
rier, Horace Farrier, County Clerk John
G. Fisher, William Fredericks, William
H. Furman, ex-Assemblyman Isaac f.
G~oldenhorn, Bernard Geldenhorn, Thorn
as NJ. Gopsill, Dr. L. J. Gordon, Robert B.
Grey, DIR. F. D. Gray, ex-Commissioner
G. w. Harding, John W. Harrison, J. W.
H~ardenbergh, Alderman Alfred Her
itage, Harry Hill, George r. Hill
Ter, ex-Assenblyman Henry H.
Holmes. ex-Judge William T.
Hoffman, DR.. James Hoffman, D. ]. Huls-
hizer Jobp M Tomas TT n Jordan F.
W. Kingsland, DR.. C. F. Kite, C. w Laws,
John P. Landrine, W. T. Lendrum, w. A.
Lewis. Samuel Limerick, F. R. Lock
wood, F. M. Lockwood, o. H. Lob
sen, N. B. Lyons, John McAus-
land, Thomas N. McCarter, Henry Martin,
Frank J. Mathews, John S. Menagh, Will
Jam F. Midlige, George Miller, Fire Com
missioner Thomas D. Mills, H. NJ. Morgan,
the Rev. J. F. Morgan, John E. Muller,
Chief Of Police Benjamin Murphy, A. j.
Newbufy, w. d. Newcomb. S. M. Oliver
Of Railway; Professor E. C. Osborne of
Princeton University; C. N. King, w. e.
Pearson I. " Pearson, Geo. F. Perkins,
G. F. Perkins, Jr., o. H. Perry,
Colonel Sheffield Phelps, Police Justice ].
Herbert Potts, C. M. Prior, General John
Ramsay. G. H. Raymond, George L. Rec
ord, Adam Reid, Charles L.. Rickerson,
Jacob Ringyle, Charles Robinson. A. J.
Corcoran, Isaac Romaine, W. W. Rug
giles, J. II. c. Ruggles. Michael Schultz,
Edward Schultz, Max Salinger, W. H.
Simmons, Robert A. Simpson, Commits
sioner Reuben Simpson, John A. Shawda,
Louis Sherwood, City Collector S. H.
Smith, Judge Abel 1. Smith, Henry Sny-
der, William T. Sullivan, Marina
luke Tilden, Thomas w. Tilden,
Clayland Tilden, Colonel job J. Toffey,
5. d. Thompkins, J. o. Totten, C. G. Van
Anglen, William Van Keuren, jr., Benja-
min F. Wakefield, John A. Walker, Her
man Walker, ex-Mayor P. F. Wanser,
Marshal Van Wrinkle, Thomas M. Ward,
Edward NJ. Watson, Jacob Weart, Guy
Weber, Thomas H. williams, Edmund
Wilson. NJ. Murray, T.. R. Withers and
Edward w. Woolley.
The Rev. j. Francis Morgan. of the
Park Reformed Church., said grace and
this was the dinner which followed
Huitres, s-hrewsburys Sherry
C-hampazano
Tortue Vert Au Clair
HORS D'OEUVRES
Petites Bouchees Aux Charnpignons
Celeri Amandes Salees Olives
POISSON
Fdlet De Bass A La Royale
Barsac 'S4
RELIEVE
Filet de Boeuf a Ia Bearnaise
Chateau Haul de Mont
Pommes Duchesse Petits Pois
ENTREE
srabes D'Huitres a la Newburg en- Caisses
Cigaros
Sorbet Rationale
ROTI
Caille en- Canape
SALADE
Celeri
DESSERT
Pudding Nesselrode Glaze Neapolitaina
Fruits Gateaux Assortis
Frontage Roquefort
Cafe Cigars
Then before the speakers were intro
luced Secretary Thomas M. Gopsill read
etters of regretting their absence from
President Mckinley ex-President Har-
,ison, Speaker Tom Reed, Secretary of
state John Sherman, Attorney General
John w. Griggs, Colonel Robert D.
An Old and Well Tried Remedy
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup FOR
children teething should always be used
ar chfldrep while teefhfnr IF soffero