New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
cTRONG'S PRAISES SUNG.
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wee nave q. adopted Our star is your Society Gap
HIarsep Three years ago. when our guest. ex-
;eYnl Of office there was desire on the part OF
have hd 5he e 9RP9n nn& to ov meet and Dim
.eke MIN 10y the hand and 10 say 10 him as he
en,eTeS1 ri The peopic Of NETWORK in electing
~, we're confident that they had elected man
W. W. $50 The afiairs Of this great city and they
~ .fa, ne was OF the stun o. which good offi
Ger -s--,e,nfer that on the occasion when We
.-.4-..'rcL here thrcc years ago. he said: This
Ssncuo, is wei enough. but perhaps at me end q
NV c.scial career YOU will not be quite 50 free and
nr'l'~E 60 give ne a banquet To mat doubt or
w. SIS night Is the response. loud cAeersl We
c,-re 1ere ,o-rieh, 70 say % our eompanion, and
co~i-a Be- WAC has Tor three years served ne MAYOR
Srtfstv DISCHARGED your duties and YOU have
i.s .s5s The robes - cficc. upon which there ~
pr .~ s~,- no. soil You have adr1inistered your
~. s,thfuiiy IN he Interests Of the people he
I.i.,-e~s-i? = New-York and We welcome you ba-N
no oGr ranks with oGistIetcaed hands ana warm
nes-,s Fro.o1ecd cheering
After General Rurnetts address the band
r,2ves America" and everybody sang all the
.an7as In hearty and patriotic fashion
Genera, Burnett then said that he would for
.,a ,.re BEING spare Colonel Strongs bushes
by introducing Bishop Potter. whose remarks
vo,'5 give the ex-Mayor an opportunity for
composing his thoughts
BISHOP POTTER INTRODUCED.
p.sho2 Potter was received with applause and
-ss,,-5ei with a remarkably feNcitous speech
- he course u which he hit of some or me
4x.Mavors 7el-known peculiar!ties in man
rs- that amused even the guest Of honor MINI
Sc Bishop Potter spoke as follows:
According TO ne. Instructions I haye yeceiyea
:. ol ,'r ..'.-,-' sriore 80 erea- 5i.4ou ties in
speech li.tasnier3 mere are go AK for The
tr va =, -tl,,,. ~ Tho use ~ ernphatio Ian
-.ase ga-Ihierl VICE. 4 40 40 cel When ne
Cd
tesan 5 sfse1 ,Ssi 5ireoio1 assurei him
c,--.' .eris'.s II. sH IN. -. hin, iicarse FOR
lf s'eH INA, 49,. Nm" ines w. cal@d the power of
aIa;H-. c,o',e-aj hirosef 10 those limits and
rs ave. - ssv ~ NAT am permitted 10
AZ. 4-.-' a. ~ "a. am no, a, an sure
s--' IN IT,. pis So shouiI have done any
t'@~s- rs.rhterl
6. ,-e occasion in the House Of Bishops. Of which
'. q 80 .t's ION who Is now deceased had the
--'.so-.7, =, iose MS temper and indulge in lan-
--- ~ ~ wing morning he apologzed H.
~ ~ ' "a s51 tn, fsa ,h.s hoas
-.s 50. ..-.h corm Of language to be used ~
CHRISTIAN men rnatr seesr ". a., ~sonas,
VA. erar,e5 MS privilege 70 colonel strong 70
0aica nave rf.e1ie- ~ 80 W. for hin, todav
$50 -,-,>. 80 ono
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have az affection Ter Ohio similar 70 that On
-. D., sou. ea-,v asrni-e- Even though
....--.-.a =, rae,sa hin, sba thinks no
SIC -e.' c2-s.' i--'.- 80 80 800 be- W.
- ~-- =. '' r. ONO and nv Affection eor
20 .rer - vo.rr Ia * she n ivavs
e3' : s.'.-..-i ~ - 80 roo3 ,as-s As on
*, - .-.. rs-h.-.-- tonight he mus be i'm
$50 vi.- -re difference IT. physique o. the men
he and nos o: tn New-Ens.5nd Society They
r-.'s va, age IN ONO. gentlemen
--. -e-a +. ,-.f another reason Tor which I'm
90 o.. .o--a r.ra .---.rr, and exgress NV in
ee.,.etr.ss ~ he SAL O. ohio ohio gives Us
or ,-..7 +-' 90 -,.,5 49, s+rat~
vh..a ,..ns lave had qerrnaneni value in ,he
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