The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-02-13
LINCOLN DINNER.
First Society to Commemo-
rate the Martyr Presi-
dent Holds It's Thir-
ty-sixth Ban
quet.
A SILENT, STANDING TOAST
Splendid Career of the Great
Emancipator Elcquently
Described.
A SILENT, STANDING TOAST

The premier association of it's kind II
the United States the Lincoln Association
of Jersey City, gave it's annual dinner last
night in honor of the great Presideni
whose birthday was celebrated yesterday
throughout the land. Organized thirty-siz
years ago the Lincoln Association of Jer-
sey City has every year commemorated
Abraham Lincoln's birthday with a BAN
quet at which many distinguished men
have been present.
Last nights gathering in the Jersey City
Club was worthy of the associations ira
dition, prominent people in the city, of
all political shades being there to do hon.
or to the martyr President.
Mr.. George f. Perkins, President of the
association; was in the chair, and seated
near him were:-United States Senator
Thomas H. Carter of Montana, Rev. Dr.
Howard Duffield of New York City, Con-
gresham George D. Alden of Massachu-
sets, ex-senator E. c. Stokes of Cum
berland, Mr.. Justice Gilbert Collins, Rev.
DIR. Charles Herr, Judge Otto Grouse,
Major T. K. Pangborn, John M. Jones,
Thomas M. Gopsill. At the long tables
were:-
DR.. U. Allen, A. R. Allen Ethan Allen,
e. B. Bacon, H B. Hough, D. A. Bishop,
J. A. Blair, R. C. Bonham, L. v. Booraem,
Q. III. Lohsen, G.. t. Brown, w. c.
Brown, II. Bricklemaier, William G.
Bumsted, J. H. Carnes, Charles F. Case,
G. W. Case, J. Dey Conover, A.
J. Corcoran, C. L. Corbin G.. w.
Demarest, J. J. Detwiller, Charles
Detwiller, Samuel D. Dickinson, w.
E. Drake, Nelson J. H. Edge, DR.. Benja-
min Edge. H. Edwards, j. S. Erwin,
Charles Esterbrook, w. T. Evans, A. G.
Evans, H. E. Everson, William Fredricks
Colonel c. w. Fuller, F. R. Lockwood.
Fred M. Lockwood, Walter R. Gardner,
J. F. Goldenhorn, B. Goldenhorn, j. G.
Gopsill, DR.. L. j. Gordon, r. B. Gray,
H G. Griffiths, G. w. Harding, J. W.
Harrison, j. Warren Hardenbergh, f.
Hardy, James G. Hasking, T. A. ST.
Hay, A. Heritage, Harry Hill, H. Il
Holmes, Geo. H. Holmes, DR.. j. Hoffman,
j. e. Hulshizer, Assistant Postmaster
General w. M. Johnston, 7. D. Jordon, E.
W. Kingsland, Charles W. King, DR.. P. j..
Koonz. DIR. c. f. Kyle, DR.. G.. A.
Krause John P. Landrine, D. w. Law
renee, William A. Lewis, S. Limerick, O..
H. Lohsen, j. H. Love, j. M. McAusland,
Flavel MCGEE, F. Matthews, J. r. Mahl-
stedt, ]. S. Menagh, w. F. Midlige, T. D..
Mills, III. M. Morgan, Rev. ]. F. Morgan,
J. E. Muller, Chief B. Murphy, M. Muir
ray, W. G. Nelson A. J. Newbury, Judge
II. M. Nevius, w. D. Newcomb, S. NJ OH
yer, o. H. Perry, Judge c. H. Parker
Colonel Sheffield Phelps, Elbert Rappleye,
George l.. Record, Jacob Ringle, Charles
Robinson, Isaac Romaine, Robert S. Ross,
M. Schultz, Jr., Max Salinger, Reuben
Simpson, J. A. Shawda, Louis Sherwood,
A. |. Smith, A. A. Smyth Henry Snyder,
Charles Steltman, B. l.. Stowe, T. w. Til
den, Marmaduke Tilden, Clayland Tilden,
Colonel John J. Toffey, J. ]. Voorhees,, c..
c. Van Anglen, Marshall Van Wrinkle, w.
Van Keuren, Jr, James B. Vredenburgh
B. Wakefield, John A. Walker, p. F.
Wanser j. H. Ward, Thomas M. Ward,
Edward M. Watson, Jacob Weart, Thos.
H. Williams, E. Wilson, e. W. Woolley,
j. G. Young, ]. w. Heck, j. Brennan, e.
Riegel, o. R. Blanchard, Rev. Charles
Herr, w. FL. Henderson, Thomas p
King, H. C. Ross, H. Louderbough, P. A.
Gaddis, w. H. Cummings, G. 7. Vickers
Oscar L. Gubelman.
The dinner, served promptly at half-pasi
seven, consisted off,