Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-07
A NorABLs PARTY BOUND SOUTH.

NOTABLE PARTY BOUND SOUTH.
To Attend the Inauguration Ceremo-
mics at Kimball Town, Near Chatta.
noOgs, Tenn.
The New Southern Enterprise In the Sc
quatchee valley, near Chattanooga. under the
management of Hon. Logan II. Roots Of Lit
tie Rock, Ark, as president. General John
Fl. Bryant of New York as treasurer and
Hon. H. I. Kimball of Atlanta as general
manager, ia attracting great attention
throughout England and the United States.
The company is backed up by the "Anglo-
American Corporation Of London" with q
capital of one million pounds sterling, which
is to be used for developing and promoting
purposes. The site for the new town of
manager, Is one Of the most beautiful that
could be selected on the banks of the Tennes
see river, near the extensive coal and iron
mines owned by the company. The formal
ceremonies incident to the Inauguration of
the town of Kimball will take place on
the 18th and 12th Of this month and will be
attended by the largest number of people that
ever assembled for similar purpose In this
country. Special trains will be run from
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Knoxville
and other southern and western points, and
special hotel cars will be run from Nav Eng
land and New York on various regular trains
to Washington, where they will be connected
and run as special train, leaving Washing
ton late Sunday night, to Chattanooga and
Kimball. The New England party ,in charge
of II. T. Spsrry Of Hartford, leaves that city
ON the Saturday night Washington express.
Among those who will occupy the special
hotel cars may be mentioned:
F. A. Gilbert, president Boston Electric
Light company; A. B. Curtis, York Safe and
Look company; Isaac Bromley, retired jour-
nalist, Boston.
Mansfield and Summit hotels, Stowe, vt.
Hon. w. II. Morriston, retired manufac
| turer, Portland, Ne.
| T.. q. Stevens, mortgages and real estate
| Investments, Clinton, Mass.
| Hon. NJ T. Pulsifer, general manager
Mather Electric Light Works, Manchester,
Conn.
Senator K. B. Bailey, manager Horton
Chuck and Machine Works, Windsor Locks,
Ex' Governor 8. w. Hale, retired manufao
turer, Keene, N. Fl.
A. D. Warren, retired manufacturer, Wor-
| cester, Mass.
Ex-Mayor D. N. Morgan, president City
National bank; Edwin g. Sanford, hat man
ufaoturer. bridgeport, Conn.
f. L. Wilcox, secretary and treasurer Ber
lin Bridge company, Berlin, Conn.
| Frank L. Howard, secretary and treasurer
| Howard Railroad Gar Furnishing and Sup
ply company; ex- Mayor and exp. M. Charles
r. Chapman, attorney aud counsellor-at-law
General Alexander HARRISON, general agent
New York Life Insurance company, Hart
ford, Conn.
Ex-State Treasurer v. B. Chamberlain
president Mchanics' National bank; Hon. A
P. Collins, president New Britain Nationa
bank; William Fl. Hart, president Stanle!
Bolt Works; Thomas 8. Bishop, @. Rus
sell & Erwin Manufacturing company, New
Britain, Conn.
q. Z. Lawrence, retired merchant. Nov
Bedford, Mass.
Ex.Congressman s. w. Kellogg, attorne,
and unsellor-at-law; Hon. F. B. Rice
president Waterbury board Of srade; Hon
X. O. Lewis, president Farrell Foundry ant
Machine Works; #. L. Curtis, cashier Citi
| zens' National bank; ex-State Comptroller
L. I. Munson, president Apothscaries Hal
Co., Waterbury, Conn.
Hon. Adm. Chamberlain, president HON.
| National bank; Samuel Dodd, secretary aDc
treasurer Wilcox Silver Plate Co.; John W
| Coe, president Connecticut and Illinois
Packing Co.; Hon. N. L. Bradley, presiden
Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Go.
Meriden, Conn.
Ex. Governor Fl. B. Bigelow, presiden
Bigelow Boiler and Machine works; Lisutsn
ant Governor 8. E. Merwin, president Yal
National bank; Postmaster N. d. Sperry
president Sperry & Smith company, con
tractors; Frank II. Hooker, president Hook
er Corriaee company; Henry Killam, presi
dent The Killam Carriage company; N. g
Osborne, editor and proprietor daily. Register
N. Albert Hooker, secretary and trsasur
Rocker carriage company; Charles Kimbsr
Icy, banker and investment securities; Georg
A. Butler, president Trademarks Nations
bank, New Haven, Conn.
General e. s. Greeley, railroad and tele
graph supplies, New York city.
Roland Thompkins, capitalist, Bristol, r. j
@. P. Gather, general N. e. agent E. Tenn
Va. and Ga. Air Line, Boston.
Hon. James CLARK Roosevelt, retired ootto
manufacturer, Fall River, Mass.
7. Blake Watkins, capitalist, Lewiston