The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-11

Cowdeu, John Fraley, August Belmont and a. J.
Lukenmyer. There will be about thirty gentle
men nom the New England States. including ex,,
Mayor Rice anu James "A. Little. The party VIII
leave New YORK 1T ten minutes past Ten O'Clock,
IN charge OF Ex-Governor Bigler, a special
tram, elegantly decorated for the occasion, mr.
nshed by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. On the cars
the railroad company Will have COLA
ton prepared Tor the refreshments OF the
eAcursiOnlsts. The tram 10 expected TO arrive
III this city at ten minutes past twelve
J.. NJ. when the party VIII be met at the depot by
tae committee and escorted TO carriages aud
plans and tue work accomplished VIII be fully ex-
y alaed to them. AMER the Inspection or the Cen
tennial buildings shall have been accomplished
they VIII again take carrages ana DC DRY en- TO the
Belmont Observation-Disclosures thc residence 81 eX-
Judge Peters Of Revolutionary renOwn-whicf
nas been deliberately decorated ana WIN present
beautiful appearance. Upon arriving here they
WI partake o. magnincent collation. prepai ed
ny ProsGaner, VINO mas been allowed
fx-aascr Morton McMienael, SFFsprieSor
OF the North american, viii preside,
and probably deliver q speech. Speeches VIII also
be delivered by the President OF the Centennial
Board 81 Finance, Jonn Welsh, Daniel Dougherty
ana Henry Arinltt Brown, aud will be responded
10 By prominent gentlemen among the visiting
delegation An efficient orchestra has been en-
gagged 10 enlven the proceedings with music, ana
without doubt tie entlre programme VIII be en-
PERTAINING IN tie highest degree. The drive from
tue Centennial grounds u Belmont viii enable
the visiLors to View some OF the beauties oil the
O'Clock the festivities Win be urougnt 10 close
by the departure OF he guests for New York:
The following is a correct list OF the gentlemen
ana to whom great credit is due Tor the able man
ner in whica taeY have managed tue entire affair
nom It's concepton:-
Thomas q, Hood. Of Hood, Bonbright & Go.
Jacob kiegel % Jacob Riesei 20 49,
Shns WanamaRer :, Of S W%nsm Ms Brown =
Wnham tlhson, John D. Ellison sons
J, K. Michel O. ). 2 Lppincoit ( Co Co.
Theo Mcgargeg. Of Mcgargee Bros.
/. Z ihonll SON, Of Fenton, thompson 4 60
J. q straWbiidge Ds d sstra@pridse 4 cothlor
Thomas Thomas a "oIaa a q.anomas po! I'm 4 Co
William /. sHsmptSn,, o1M. D. Eempton Co.
S Sa " MS2s." roo Msprt0 Co.
James Il Harris, q snyder Harris Basseis 4 Co.
2 F.: " N arnold, e Cans Arnold d"s \ Co
T. o ssSSs z, y WITT SaySS o Co.
James nesy caI 1S N Of James H. Caldwell Co
I Snn ornG q 4; a pstd b Whit " e sons
John ss,rS, q J@hn Baird; Sans GO
masn Horsoaa ofw II 9rstWfn so9s
j. i. kibbe, d KiCbe Chance %. - - : =
8 4 Sli:s s + F4.s e tass.S Pf g.
Ed T. steele OF Ed i. steele n 60
L Edward Laioureade, Of 4. Latourcade &C.
Samuel a Goodman o Of i harrlns 1s 4 Goodman
William 9 Lloyd, Of Lloyd, suppee Walton
i. Parker shortrdse; Of shortridge, Borden Co.
4. II. l.. Dixcy, OF Stokes, Caldwell Co.
Amos X. Little, OF Amos Il. Little & Co.
William simpson, II OF William simpson, Son d Co.
Henry Sharpless, OF Charles Sharpess sons
joel j. baily ofJoel j. Baily Co.
Y. X. Osthetmer OF Ostheimer Bros
w. Y. Collady. OF Coilady, Trout Co.
Samuel Bradbury, OF Wilson Bradbury
u. Clashorn of Claghorn, Herring 90.
There Is no doubt but that the entire West PARK,
and especially that portion or 1t lying contiguous
with the Centennial grounds, VIII be thronged
to handsome turnouts, and also with pe0es-
trans attracted thither by the presence or the
Visitors.