The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Dimes
~ OR tn NOH UIIfOgTD M
NJ PRI >ENT SANDING.
Rp,I-iu- shrrr> t.Nrn io Him SAYS ~ui,.
wa, Probirm .ni Ne D-risc,i without
NrsRrd To iamcr Nr. Hepburn
rral,r> ran Neil hnsMn Men There.

LAST night ut tit. Chamber annual din
n"r At ~" Mali.-l II wl- the Mayor :
first appearance" az a DINNER >lnre he was
shot ard ~" merchants aud bankers paid
MIN nonur~ such a. ar" reserved usually
Tor u PT, tent It thc Tinted States or a
guest y marked 81 Junction "a national
Affairs
Mnii.. ia" ,p...-.- were b",ng sarV ell
TIA" MIvur heidi ava U.2gnmptu reception
Members 81 ,h. chamber and their a~-o-
',ate= from other ,ttl,., who had lack ed
an Opportunity p.rua..- t. cnngra tul.l q.
h.in un his recovery lett their places at
the table To- shake hands and compliment
Mr. Gavnnr ON hi- administration When
President \ Barton Hepburn I'll III"
chamber introduced tine Mayor the Dn
nanquet"r- ir">. aud applu'ii.,d a.
waved the AiniN"rour''i< tur several
minute
Nr Gnyuor MS u.t "a yoIc- fur - dltfi-
cult task ~ addressing an immense
room full 81 l."Irl- lut he hgd prepared
, short address which was read by S.cg--
t.Ty S"!,'no = Pratt uf the Chamber In
this speech r." NavoS spoke ul the suit
way problem aud the careful attention
'h- C.iy administration - giving tn the
selection ~ routes q" said that the
matter woGld t- adjusted without any
attention being p4!d Ia public clamor.
and that I-r~uus who had written or
approached hIm demanding to snow
~hs' wd- ~ choice II rpu'.. seemed to
have a. h''." Snuwi"dg- uf ia. great
problem - he sensational newspapers
which inspired them Iha Mayer called
attention - other necessities Of the city.
among them IT. need for S0-isH 49, 10 ha
used IN tn" Near luture ior ntn"- I'm
pruyeu.-ui- than ID%ays
The utr"r g'i'.-, @! ~" On I'ub"' illk" 81
pretty Generally about ne grow ing neCe--
lily for nu-'u.-- ~. ihpi~ ~ ma. onal aad
stat government a.. Horace Whit.
laid that rnrs - the b.,,g"- issue that can
bs put hr'o.- he ,,.up'" SET Ito- Henry
Cabot lOdS" Of n1--pChu..Ii- told m.
ohnmb"r IN what ma" b- possibly his
vdleV,ic'Dry ih.r ln'" Sam = "a poor
busin.--- man. citing III loose methods OF
appropri,iinS Tor puhlic buildings and
rl'~r and harhDr improvements IN"
Amha--itor 10 Turkey oscar =. STRATUS.
"Nuited ia the 'oI"tng- Of the American
-sRl", "a bird that the MAJ on- nave con
-tantly increasing respect ,or.
Editor NJ CLAIR Mck"lway OF BROOKLYN ,
responded to thu toast PRAYER and Pol :
to-. sud spread l"-t-i"r 'h.. hIHguStar- /
II Wa Mck"i%a" who r"'ail",i that =, ,
hnca"-t''r >Ol! of tTIuIvr h, gan EIs prayer I
on sunday preceding IN election ~ J
which hi- party Was incuntlE"nr'v beaten !
Lord. Thou ht- doU'tl->s observed IN 7
tins mornings palHr- hnd the toast
master. Mr. Hepburn. dveir on -nE'" re-
cent fnancIa! phenomena and seized tn |
Opportunity To- uraiSe Pre- di.'rN I.tr ald {,
PO-tma-ts -t'"n"ral tiItDuCp,E.
The dinner 49, he II!d al ,u" oldest
/, hamb.r oi toum-r," ~ 10. world /
and in many r"-p- - '.." mos notable
of tine long S"-."s in-r- weg. present
besides ofhc"r- II the National Admin
isJration. Of the N,Lte government and
the city government many Representa-
tivs- az business .,sSooLI,iOra .lsev mere.
and most %: me men who l~e fOram0sI
IN CONNER, al ard financial affairs IN this
city
The great SOL ui 'n" "hamb-r and
the shi.ldor -" uI."d States were poised
side by sd hI ~ rh" speakers table.
with m" shields 81 IN" STATE and city 20 ,
me night and let h" pnNr- and par
'-rre iron's were. t-d ,,..d with silk Amer
can 'dgs, and let E.su the boxes were 7 /
enormous gold ,rl'- -et with mirrors
Tho rahi" decoration. w-r" ctrysIn-
h"muins
" The toastms-I-. We. Pr.-- i.nr .
Barton Hepburn a. rh.. ul... National ,
Bank who va. recently el..,r.-d pres lrianr
Of IN" rEarrI,"r &c his rIghr r.at senator
Henry tdtyyt lOdg" - Ma 49, ciu=-,,- !
al hl% lsfr Po-r mast ..r- tiauerEl trauk ,
" H!tChcpck. III" pth"r, uu 'h- da :
were Mavor Gavuor J Pr"rpnni Morgan. .
oscar y Strdu-. Ambassador 10 TurN"y. I
, Srs,, ,.,hlaunc"y NJ Dep"T 90.
y. Grant. Rear Admiral t.g.r- II {
l.sutz.-. Bishop David " Greer. Hugh q
h. Henra Of Indiana. seth Low Pres iden' :
James Me- r"t Of IA" p"nnsylVauia Rail
road. President william & Brown al the I'd
Vice Presid"rt samuel Eea of ,h. PENN '
.ylyanIa. Capt Robert r. P.ary Robert q
AdamsOn, Har yman. Charles Il Miller r
Frank - More Henry I. S'odciard n
Md Oswald 6. Willard II
Among tL. 'Tr n'Iub.r, and guests a
4 'he 'harui"r were a. Ross appleton. y.
Jto J Barnarh. 'tugrst B..Imnnt. tor
I"lins bli.-. Emil l. Bois. George &. II
Boldt. vernon Brown. Thomas 4 T
Buckn"r. John Clsrn H-nrj Cisw- !
't"b"rt g. tlnwrv Wriham T. Cnr.y. II
George D. Cor"lyDu. John l. CrinuIns. r.
D"WI'' tuyi"r. Henry = Da.i.on
lnhn II pr"N"l. John ; dryden. William q
But l"r Duncan. Ham I r ans. James .
\ thgl"T. hari.. Il Flint Henry &
rick, " ''r""nh'r Grrcnhm.
boyd 'rIscrn. I-a"" Guggenheim q
Morris GIggenh"lm ) I",upi. Gvash- h
nsy Harold ~ Hach-f'. col t,"rrg. h g
tarv"y. t"prR" = H"aTi. Nyrnn ! =
t.rrck. I0igsr" Hrvf. Con IhoIna. 4.
\ iiubla-d MARVIN iiughiii tugIIsiu. n
. JuIlliard. Darwin y hiuR-i"v. frsncis n
: Itu'l0ii tHIrfIN y and-tr...t " rlIIsu :,
>. McAdoo. Joan n. N"Drnali Herman ~,
M.'z. JUdg.. " iilla'u ~ Mo1r. Thomas
" INJURY. Nlliarn \ Nash. Roh.r1 u
bgd"n ! ~ DrerhrIdg". George "
'erhu.- fr"-Idont Ralph Petcr- ~ the u
."rg i-L'ud Railroad H"nry php,- u
'"r.ii" Praif Comptroller Wii'is'n II
prard"rgH-f IicL Rar-av norman .
3 Roc ~, iDhn Hnr4.u gb,a,,"- .I.crb !
Z .-"hj1 Mortimer l. ',,rlr. i..sc y I.
,"hgintr ''"rL" q !~h.iCrn .Jphu 4 p
ch'"i'nrr. '.rrrur'i"'. isp."rt = II
smith N.l'atin' = ~Hv.i", .l,'r"s Spav.r. .,
.Isp"nart stewart har riraIs n
dwarf u l"r GaS" ! Iarp.l -
.rnsi ThaiH,.rr E'us"m ~ Tn1ma. :.
Dp"k totlul--IrrrT fasIn TptnLIus
'r"d"ri"k " nd"rv pod. G,r"S rda1t ~ =
he tri" Railroad .loru Wsrsu.k.r y
'"iiN VI Nagpgrr IlnrnUo' Whitman "