New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-12
MILLIONAIRE JURY
Dimes in CRANDDR
Sheriff Gayly Presides n
Prandial Deliberations
of Third Panel.
HAMBURGER THERE.
AT PEACE WITH BURKE
Murphy, Gaffney, Mccall sn
Host Of Celebrities Give Event
a Political Sparkle.

The reeve or this shire sat AZ ne,, m,
drink last night with the members U,,
third panel There we're also aup,.-.
Court justices. railroad presidents. No,
bcrs of big banking firms. politician, !.
wine agents.
In other words. Sheriff Max s. Gn,-
hagen presided at the first OF his f.rr.,
millionaire jury" dinners, at tho ~
more Hotel. last evening. and IN sun,,.
BUSINESS OF menu. length Of the ia, [.
drinkables and prominence Of the n,-A
OF his guests, tho annual dinner r~
have made tho mustache OF HIS pr,k
cessor. julius hamburger bristle VI
envy. Julius was there, at the las, Al.
in the list. and pleasant time wn l,
by all
II was remarked when the guest, ur
the seating list that the recent unpls,
antness between william r. Burke a.
foreman OF the panel. and former shr,
Hamburger had officially been iorsc.t-
Tho fact that Julius hal removed Bun
from Office and that when the ,brr,
went out OF Office man. anus proceedac
were pending against him 10 reinstau y
foreman was not allowed TO mar 4.
cordially OF the dinner.
James =. Regain. proprietor Of o
| knickcrbockcr Hotel where the dlrrs,
formerly were held. was not pre~rt
Charles J.. Murphy. seemingly as.
H.. 3 a a.
room and held an impromptu receptor
evening. With him were James Z CO
ney. the "bagman' 81 Jonn Doe ms
cations; Edward H. Mccall. chaIrmEf
the Public Service Commission. Wa
r.. Burke, the foreman: Thomas "a
Avoy. eX-Judge Morgan J. O'Bren. n
Is. Seanchheld. Michael J Mulsps
Charles =. Higgins and Thomas F. ST.
the chiefs right-haud man.
~ another table were supreme Ca
Justices Erlanger. Guy: Ford. platzss -
Page. while Justices Appleton. DcSas
Foster. Wadhams. Blanchard and Su
burger were scattered through the r't
Chief Magistrate McAdoo and judge 4
General and Special Sessions were iiEr
While John H. McCoocy. senator Fot
and phil" Donohuo helped msnn
Tammany's prestige.
Theodore y. Shonts. president d'n
PETERBOROUGH Andrew freedman
banker. and Alfred n Smith. prcs.der''
the New York Central lines. rubbed >
urativc elbows. Then there were Wihs,
y. Ellison. former Corporation covrE
Edward Lautcrbach and Isaac " sef
man at another table. former consiu
man William :. Bennett. United sisir
Marshal William lIenkel and Assi'u
District Attorneys Isidor Wasscrcsdn
\. Grand EsterbroolS az another.
Tho names OF the brewers. amo'
whom were Charles r. Doclger. Chris1
G.. Hupfel. Louis J. Ehret. Peter Doef
Rudolph j. Schaofcr. Anton c. q. Hggt
Colonel Jacob RUPERT, jr.. and Pas'
Hoffman. were riyalled only By the nam
Of wine agents and bottled waters
There were several Eek" officials
addition 10 julius. Among them ""
Joseph Johnson and Michael j. pn"
mond. Fire Commissioner Robert Assn
son and Dock Commissioners H.
Smith were only two OF the large on'o'
family there. or bankers there se'
Joseph b. Martindale. president Of
Chemical National Bank. William
Porter. OF tine firm OF J. T. Morgan "
and Francis J.. Hine.
IL was carefully explained N"
third Sherffs panel was composs'
millionaires chiefly because OF the Us
civic duties and interests OF those ~
not. as was limited. because the w
OF that panel happens 10 cncroaeh ''',
private time than would any oth"
duty in the city. Besides. ano'"e'
ducement TO belong TO that panel Was
magnificent silver dccanters, OF
uratar nitcbers given IA souvenirs