Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-12
EDITORIAL VISITORS
Party Of Over 200 New York rd,,ors
ON a Visit to the National Cnpitnl

L
The New York Press association arrived in
| Washington about O'Clock last might, mos,
OF them putting up at Wizards, which is 20 no
| the headquarters of the excursion party while
mere. The party altogether is about $50 sironc
| including the ladies, and OF these about 300 AR.
rived early last night, the remainder coming
| later The excursion is under the direction of
Mr. IL j. Knapp, of the Auburn Adre,riscr.
Mo- who Is the president OF the association. The
Stivers. Press. Middletown: Chas. r. skinner
hepuoiicdn, Watertown: f.. L. Adams 4fr,r.
| Mser, Eiinira; W. G. David, Dispatch. Oneida; w.
IS. Green, Gazette, Flathush. Secretary and
ue;Surer-A. q. Bunnell. -1ducTfiser Dan
vile. Executive committee.-Edgar Parker.
idrcrtlser, Geneva; w. j. Arkell, .Io1auaI Al,
bany; Geo. X. Gilluly, Sandqrd' BrookIyn. p
| "a: hoiden. Gazette, lonkers; 4. ID. Colvin.
Times, GlenS Falls.
20 10 Mount Vernon. On the return a stop will
be made at Alexandria, if there is time and
$50, i.iaae 10 the many points OF historic in
.ciest IN tnat ancient town. Thursday MORN
ing the editors and their ladies will drive To
Arlington, and devote the afternoon 10 visiting
the departments. At 3 O'Clock Thursday thcS
VIII be received by the President at the White
i0 ie In the evening Senator and Mrs Miller
VII Eve reception TO the members OF the
association, at their residence on Il street All
the members of the New York delegation in
congress will be invited To meet the editors.
On Friday additional points of interest about
the city will be visited
~ is expected that many members of the
paIty VIII begin their homeward journey Fri
gay, while Others will go to Richmond for a
brief visit. The National Jockey cIub has ry
tended an invitation to members of the associ-
,,un 10 hlslt the races at Ivy City at any time
during their stay.
THE VISITORS.
Following are the names of the gentlemen
VINO make up the excursion. with the papers
win which they are connected. Many of them
are accompanied by ladies:
-tHeh, W j., Journal Adams: Alvord c. NJ
lba
Run aEla,, R Rerry, b. G.,, Tctegraph, Norwich;
r SiiIieeHS svs "; W JSamat Gad Herald, spring
f., Times, Walden; Bunk, A. b., Rc,uI,Iica a.
jamestown; Bridgman, q. ID. A., JouraGl. Cam
a ana bridsman, W b., Journal, Canandai-
Brown, Frank B., Democrat, Corning; Bunneii,
~ We. -ddrertts,r, Evansville; Cambell, J. H.,
Giens Fails; Charlton, John, Journal, Nvack:
Chase, L. G., Rcputtica,., Carthage; Cole. Nor.
man. nessenger Glens Falls; Collins, A. H., Id
ent. ovid; Cook, Willet f., cSatcr C.naiohari e
i1aLid, W G., dispatch. Oneida; Deal, Andrew
WARSAW & ba aairpoIt Rmpdley H. A. Ne rqr
ward: barrow. j. w, Courier. Chatham: Dwyer.
John, Herald, SANDY Hill; Egleston, II. j., Ca,
haiekerbocker. Albany; Fitch. W. H., Times.
Li9,wviile; Forte Irwin A., Tunes, clyde Gil.
lu,g, GeorRs H. aes, BROOKLYN; Crosse c. H.,
Garrett. Frank b, oSufcr, Syracuse direene .iJ
w. b..
zete, tlatbush; Guilford, j. b.. Idrerfis,r. FL
mira Hall, Fred p, Journal, jamestown: Ham
mon u X. ~, Democrat, Brockport, Hawkins, A.
nohRers; Horton, JohnJ., Enterprise, Gowanda:
Houston, +. A., Gazette, Yonlers; Hull, II. s.
SSy"'pr, Bath; humphrey. Robert, standard,
itncalgui; Judson, ID. r., lSlrtogtda: Saratoga
springs; keeier. Z. H., Record, 0wego; Kessin-
ddCerttser, Auburn; Law, Robert r.. pos
Gainbridge; Livingston, Henry, Signal, Baby,
lon on otu livingston, +. G., Signal Babylon;
Manyiiie e. d., democrat, Lowvfle; Mansfield,
W; IA, Seus, Cohoes; Marietta, j. j., Star,
aRs ar M Marseilns, George F., Gazette, LIE
stry, L.. Censor, fredonia; Meservey, c. C., C1y
e es,,,. soq4s,t.y, Nyaek; Munger, charles S,
Clifton Springs; Nichols, De AFRO A.. JonrrG i,
Dunkirk; Niles, III. j., Eateyprise, Springwater:
Parker alS 5: H., Gazette Geneva; Parker Edgar;
bowvilIe; Phillips, III. A., Journal, Lowville,
Pugh, l.. L; f., Courier, Long Island City; Ran,
Observer, Rockville Center; Sanders, c. X.
secs, Nunda; Sandiord, A, Citizen, Rome,
Scout, A L., I;epubticcu., Geneseo Seaport, VIM;
Sherman; Shull, George NJ, Ente7Jrisc MI.
Morris; Skinner, Charles r., Times, Watcrtown.
S SisGsT John r Al gI91G Albany smith
Press, New kochelle; slnyth, William, Tunes,
Owego; sraignt, j. W., Standard, FishkiIl Land.
Charles n, Courier, Deposit; SIivers, NJ d.
Press, Middleiown; Tinsley, w. T., Republican,,
Lyons Titus, ). ~, Budget, Babylon; Todd, H.,
Si,irN IF he Times. Batavia; Tate, Hiram, IA,
UeTttser, Warwick; Turner, ID. H., Rerie,c, War
saw; Van Camp, w, Press, Lyons; Wallace
Charles L., Observer, Rockville Centre: WelIiny
Charles, furmcr, jamaica; White, ii. $. chron-
tcte Walton; Willard, Il. II, Herald, Boonyllle;
Willard, IL. f., Heratd Boonville; Williams. J.
NJ, Register, Phoenix; Wilkins. w. A., Times,
whitehall; Winfield, L., Republican and Sam
ddrd, Montgomery; Whine, T., Local. Green
vile; w right, III. L., Journal, Groton; Wilson,
VIM. b., Times, Troy.
THE MEETING THIS MORNING.
business meeting OF the association was
held this morning at Willard hail. President
Knapp in calling the meeting to order conyrat-
ulated them on the large attendance and hoped
that the members would enjoy their visit
business OF "a routine character was attended
10, ana Then the members separated TO visit
points Oh Interest. 1t was agreed that the visit
To Mount Vernon this afternoon will be omi tted
unless the weather clears before the hour
named.