, 1880-07-18

| President Wheeler, Secretary. Of State Evarts,
Secretary Of the Treasury Sherman: e1ZSee
St %af RR hs NaSy
y-General Devens, Gen. William I. Sher~
man, Hamilton Fish, George Bancroft,
| Charles Francis Adams, Edwards Elerre-
pont; Judges Waite, Bradley, Field, Auent'
preme Court; United States Senators Ferry,
| Anthony, Foster, Winthrop, Frelinghuysen,
/ Kernan, Randolph, Eaton, Nc Pherson, Ham
! lin, Burnside, and lioar. The Governors
on the list of subscribers by the names Of
| Tiiten, Dix, Robinson. Hoffman. Seymour,
| Parker, Mcclellan, Hubbard, English, jew
ell, Hawley, and twenty-foMr others. Among
| the Judges of the State Of New York VINO
lin. Talcot, Barker, Gilbert, Pratt, West
brook, and -L;lnd0n, of the Supreme Court:
Among the 1awyers, names are those ~
Charles 0conor, Dayid pnd'sy I,',1 ,Ii' F5fld'
j. i. Eato1, and Joseph II. Choate. Among
the physicians are j. Marion Sims. Frank Il.
Hamilton, james L. Wood, Johl! 7: Metcalf,
James Anderson, Alexander b. Mott, and
william 4. Hammond:
of the Superintendents of our lnnatlc asy-
Iums,- among them Superintendents God.
ding. of tie National Hospital. Washington,
DC; Buttoph, Of the State Asylum for TIE
Insane, At proyidepce, and Park OF the
!: More than forty Presidents Of colleges
have added their subscriptions to the Build
ing Fund, and OF these may be mentioned
Noah Porter, of Yale; 2. N. Potter, OF
r. A.. r. Barnard, Of Columbia; How-
Hta Eev. 01 :. ". Goeckein, @ S. j., Of st. yohn's
College, Fordham; the Rev. 4. J., Meyer,
g. ~, Of St; Johns College, i,11 Hrooklyn; ti1e
Iege, Worcester, Mass. !; brother jerome, Of St.
Francis College, Brooklyn; Z. G. Robinson,
Of brown University; William i: Campbell,
Of Rutgers; I; L: Caldwell, Of VassSar; VI; S 3.
ary, New York: David 4. Delnarest, of tho
Seminary at New Brunswick; William
Thompson, Of Hartford Seminary; Edward
a. Park, Of Antover Seminary john Wiley,
Of the Drew Seminary; George Gray, Of the
Sawyer, Ut Tnft College.
The clergy Of alt denominations has been
well represented on the lists. Ills E.ninoncc
Cardinal McC1oskey heads the CATHOLICS, and
he is fol!nwed BY BIshGps Langhlln, ct Of
Albany; Carrlsan, of Newark; Macalahon,
of Hartford: and O'Kcitiy, Of Springfield.
Among the Bishops Of the Eplseopal fait!,
who have contributed are ,. 3. Smith and
s:to scyor r9t'e Of i}nos sew join i1rF Wiss
Benjamin IT. Paddock, of Massachusetts; n.
a. De Wolfe Hove. Of Central Pennsylvania;
r. a. Starkey, Of Northern New Jersey;
Thomas II. Clark, of Rhode Island; r y. 1
G. Doane, Of Albany; and J. n. Gellcher, Of |
Louisiana. The Methodist denomination is
represented by Bishops Foster, Of Boston;
Harris, of New York; Haven, Of Atlanta, |
and Cyrus D. Foss. Besides the above lists
1900 clergymen Of all denominations have |
subscribed to the fund.
The building, which will be of grant, will |
be commenced in few months, and adj
allow of without creating one dollar OF in
debtedness It is expected that its erection
will cost only reasonable amount ut money, |
as great quantity OF building material has |
already been donated. Tie money on hand
at present amounts to about $4,000. The
location. of the Intended structure guarantees
to the inmates complete seciusion from