New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-29
THE SECOND PANEL DINE
Shenf's Jurymen Mery-DeIdny
Says Lid" Viii Stag On.

The Second Panel. sherif's Jury. had it's annual
dinner last night Delmonicos. Nearly three
hundred turyrnen and their guests present
William H. AicErOy presided with Sheriff Erlanger
his right and Justice Morgan ]. o Brien on his
left hand. Others at the speakers table were
Judge Cowing. Justice BischoR Justice Glider
sleeve Corporation Counsel Delary R. F. Outcauit
Charles Z. Brugler. Justice Chester B. Mclaughlin
Justice James A. OGorman. Justice David Leven-
tritt, Justice James Fitzgerald John w. Keller
ex-Chariues Commissioner; Marion J. Verdery and
L. J. Tweedy.
The table decorations were pink roses and white
Eyacinths in automobiles of candy and pink ribbon
The diners at tables. Among those at
these tables John Henneberry H c.. Du Val
Percy S. Straus, s. Edward Nash. Archibald NJ
Maclay. Ralph Paverley. ex-Sherif William j.
O'Brien, ex-Sherifr Thomas J. Dunn. Alexander
Hamilton, William B. TuthiQ, Henry Btrreu, Jo-
seph A. GouIding. Ralph Trautmann. James H. OFT
ley. Brent Good. Benjamin T. RhOades. jr, John B.
Simpson, John H. Clews Louis Stern Henry A
Rogers, John AtcAnerney H. II. Vreeland. James
SDeysr. Justice Edward E. Mccall. Justice Edward
b. Amend, Timothy P. Sullivan. Eliot Norton. H.
L. Meyer, Justice James A Blanchard, JUS
tice Francis NJ. Scott Justice Vernon NJ. Davis.
Julius Hamburger Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck,
II. Ross Appleton. John II. Sexton, Judge Joseph
Z. Newburger Justice John Proctor Clarke. Justice
Samuel Greenbaum. Judge Samuel Seabury. Alex
ander NJ Hudnut. William Rockefeller. John d.
Archbold, George Ehret. Frank A. Ehret, George
Ehret. jr Myles Tierney, Charts p. DOelger, Peter
Doelger. jr. Arthur f. Bowers Philip J. Britt,
julius Kaufman. Charles H. Patterson, James G..
Cannon and Forrest H. Parker.
Pale blue. the official color of the panel, the
tone of the decorations OF the room. Everything
informal. There set speeches.
Mr.. McElroy, the POSTMASTER, humOrously re-
ferred to the arduOus abors the Sheriff's jury,
and congratulated Sheriff Erlanger the probable
success of his bill for addition to the panel.
Then every drank to the good fortune of the
Sheriff. Mr.. Erlanger expressed his thanks.
Corporation Counsel Delany began his remarks by
declaring New-York City to be the greatest in the
world. and New-York State the greatest common
wealth known.
while we have been prospecting materially" he
declared. we have been advancing morally. AS a
matter OF fact the greatest people on earth.
In fact. we the best thing from every point of
view that ever happened. Some people, perhaps
expect to see the lid come on but they won't.
There is a man sitting that who is too
heavy to be lifted. The interests OF the city
still safe.
some people may be afraid of conglomerate
population, but believe that from this mingling
est ever known TO We will teach the people
of the world what liberty really is, and that every
man.. so long as he does no wrong. is absolutely
State Senator Thomas F. Grady declared there
was nothing in the Senate to justify any oratorical
efforts on his part so far, and he glad
come down to talk
He touched lightly on the up-country states
men who. he said. were always discovering some
wealth in New-York City that they could tax"
Then he went on to poke fun the Sheriff.
4 bring message to the Sheriff from the Sen
ate have to tell him that his bill to increase the
panel is not without enemies. There is an opposi-
ton developing 1t can be dealt with. but It will
require an experienced man, and the proper outfit.
1 can introduce the Sheriff 10 the man
Il don't look for the lid to be taken off ." he
added. 4 have interest in keeping IL on. There
under it l shouldn't like to see get out
DIR. W. II. Drummond, OF Montreal gave some
rotations from his works. The Rev Charles
E. Brugler spoke briefly, and r +. Outcault told
stories