New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

Higgins He would listen TO odell. and he lost
Close to. the POSTMASTER you Will observe a man
gSho has beer been killed publicly twenty-three times
He has at the % wnsn Of Re s rs who
had stte1 's his political oSseauies and he viii
perform the same service for many more
There We're loud cheers for Senator Piatt and
toast was drunk to his health. Mr. Brady
continued:
Some people think it is his turn TO perform the
CORPSE stunt unit, in party funeral la Piatt but he
kick TO show he is still alive
There were cheers for Mr.. odell, and toast
was drunk TO him
Ex-Governor Black was referred to as the
statesman who has thrown away amy number
OF United States Senatorships which he couldn't
get He has just been thanking Mr.. Odell for
his earnest efforts in his behalf a year ago"
Gibes were levelled at Senator McCarren, who
was absent and Charles F. Murphy who grew
red in his seat or him Mr.. Brady said He
wants to know what il profits a to gain a
city election If he loses every office in sight"
Messrs. Woodruff, Fassett and Dunn were
referred TO the entries for the State cham
pionship (spring handicap"
The POSTMASTER proposed another toast to
senator Platt. which was drunk with cheers.
Henry Lee made a hit in take-off on President
roosevelt He made a humorous speech.
After reading the following letter. the Amen
Corner organized insurance investigation"
or the spot:
The relations which the leading officals Of the
state and the chairman Of the Republican State
Amen Corner committee for the purpose Of
completing the insurance Investigation the yet
PRED e H HARRI I G GIxHls hPw AM tx
member of the Corner, made up to repre-
sent Charles f. Hughes. took the witness stand
and examined by William A Brady as
counsel for the Amen Corner. The witness SOL
EMMY swore. amid roars OF laughter, that he
was able to distinguish the truth after his expe-
rience as counsel for the Armstrong committee
Mr.. Brady took off his coat. pulled up his shirt
sleeves and went at the witness savagey where
upon Mr. Hughes" produced a letter from
grandfather" 1T is my most treasured posses
sion" he declared in a voice filled with tears
Mr. Hughes explained why he had not
subpenaed Cornelius y. Bliss TO tell what he
knew about the contributions made by the in
surance companies TO the Republican national
campaign fund of 1904 by saying the committee
had decided that where ignorance was bliss it
would be folly TO learn too much"
After the prepared skits, the Rev. Dr. NJ. J.
Lavelle, vicar general. was called to answer the
for the political dead. He replied that If he
were q dead political boss he would give the
local option bill" he said "a bill that would take
away the root of all graft and take away
temptation. So long as we have law our
statute books that executive cannot enforce
without destroying himself We will have graft. -
MENU.
Censpe OF Anchcry.
Blue Point Oysters.
Clear Green Turtle Lettuce
Celery. Rsdishes. Olives.
Nuts
Boiled Kennebec Salmon. Hollendaisa Sauce
CucumbeTs. Potatoe. Parsenne
F1iet OF Beef, Piqus. Fresh Mushrooms
Bermuda Potatoes Stuffed Tomatoes
Terrapn a la Maryland.
Santa Cruz Punch.
Roast SQUAD Toast. Lettuce Salad
Frozen Nesselrods Pudding.
Cakes. Bon Bons. Fruits
Coffee
y. J & s. Haut Seuterns. IS.
Moet & Chandon White Seal. 1900
ArsollinaFts Liquors.
Fifth Avenue Hotel. FEBRUARY 8 1906.