New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

emlar arrangements for special trans rohi i'"i"io
and other important points south and southwest VI
Ioch.s.cr have heel, made They viii reach Roch-
es.er olout the .ame time rs The train from New
York The Trunk Line Association OF Railroads IN
this state have made uniform rate OF one larc Ior
the round Trip tickets, good going on June - anu
p and good returning until July 1, inclusive WI
The arrival of the New York and other trains the
PRESIDENT secretary and other officials, and the oee-
gates and members Of the League and clubs, VIII De
ne, at The station by the uniformed Republican clubs
OF Rochester, with bands Of music The wishing mem
hers will I've duly welcomed and escorted 10 tar
hotels A magnificent display OF fireworks VIII aud
10 the enthusiasm of the reception. 1.-THE boys
from other parts of The State will find tina we Will
do nothing lv halves" said the chairman Of The
Rochester committee. Tickets for the New-iOrA
train NAV he had at the League headquarters III
This city. No 80 Wet Twenty-sxth-st or by sending
TO job +. Hedges, secretary Of the League AT thc
same address, Accommodations may be secured at
Rochester hotels at the following rates. Powers
Hotel No. SO West Main-st, SO TO "a The livingston
No 81 ENchange4st., 81 TO 80: Whltcomb House, NO.
200 East Mam-st 20 TO IL 80; Congress Hail.
Ceatralave and Mf-st., 81 TO 81 So National Hotel.
West Niain-st and Plymouth-ave. 81: New-Osborn
House. No 1of South 81. Paul-st, az Hotel Atlantic
No. lbs North st. paul-st., ~; Hotel Bartholomy
son,b Fytzbuch.st IL so; Phoenix Hotel, North 81.
Paul and Franklin sts II so; Gencsee Park Hotel,
No. 2G3 North St Paul-st. 81 so; Germanla HOTEL
No l2G North 1t. Paulst., IL 80; City Hotel, NO.
$40 East Man-si. IL So Farmers Hotel, NO. 2'l
East Man-st. 81 -; Clinton HOTEL No. lac south
81. Psul-st 81 %; Hotel ontario, "Ontario Beach,
European plan, 81 and upward Cottage liotel' I'm
tsrlo Beach, European rian 81 and upward.
The convention will open It's sessions at III a. m.
The masslmeeting at Washington Rink. when
VIII be addressed BY Governor William Mckinley,
OF Ohio; ex-Congressman Roswell g. HorT
and other speakers of National reputation, VIII be
held at 5 p. M. on Tuesday evening. The Execu-
C,unuitDe cNDectS the closing session to be held
on Wednesday.
The principal officers Of ten League are f. A. Nc
Alpin president Job. F. Hedges, secretary J. L. de
Peyster, treasurer; Clarence VI. smith, John ~
scatcherd and salem HYDE vice presidents The sub
executive committee is composed of Francis NJ
Jcncks chairman John Little. a. p. W. kinnan
Thomas f. Lynch. Charles F. Moore and the officers
eN-orico. The delegates and aernacs so far chosen
are a. follows:
Harlem Colorcd Republican Club Ncw.York Clty-Dele
gates j. y. Cambridge, Robert Butts
Hepublican Club. XIth Assembly District. New.York
Ci;r-Dclceatcs Andrew peddc. James Corriean. H. y.
Roberts altcrnates Martin Mauer. II. g. Carter. Major
l.. Poole
Progress Republican Club. NewYork Cty-Deoc1tes.
w f. 0urz Ferdinand Edman. jr., Louis Fredcricks
ir altcrnates Arthur Frcdcrcks W. jaeger w. Badcr.
J w Terry Colored Republican Club, New-York City
Delegates Isaac b. Joseph. Daniel a. Brown, H. q.
Anderson alternse, William Cisco, Frank Aeck Andrew
Jones.
L. :. Grant h. puDlcM N4uD, StIl"aOcI -brl'S"'fs,
Frank StumYf Barnes. George HUDSON alternates.
L. J. Farley Z. Z. Topper d. Nawland.
Reciprocity Republican Club. Abany-De,eeate'' J. j.
McCahe. II. C. Southwck, f. II. Stone; aernates DAVID
Ferris, l.. T. Winnie. John O'Neil.
Unconditional Republican Club Abany-Decgates.
c. D. Temlctcn. william H. Cu c. b. Potter; altcrnaies.
NJ W. Dodge. John J. MeCasc A. II. Sphere
I:astc'cster Republican Club. Mt. Vernon-Decgates.
Carl L. Prayer. L. Close. s. bernstein; alternltes.
W. H. Hothavay. S. P. Hunt. Charles BsclOw,
Republican club, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w. H. Robert
son H. w. kellogg. w. +. Gregory.
Republican Club, West Brghon-Delcratcs John
& Wa,ie Read Benedict. j. K Hall alternaes. George
T. Folsom, Charles L. IIubbell. Edward Connolly
Lincoln Republican Club. New-Brghton- Delegates
John Irving S McI1oud John II. Eade; aternates Will
fam Harrison, Edward Roe ~; Thomas Barnes.
Republican Club Port Observation-Disclosures Frank
Iorrln George c. Jacobs f. Bull alteruatcs. Bernard
Muffin George Jancrrcau. 4. C. sImooson
Frcmoat Rennb,.,an Club. Rockville Delegates.
John c. Sarne. \. z. Page. Lewis hhoues 'iierna'es
Ceorae wyaan, William Babcock. David Rhodes.
Rcubiicaa Club ODond1 ga-Deleqai:s, David Cossit.
= l.. Makyes. w G. Breed oerDates H. s. Cleveland.
George Amidon W. H. Donaldson
Blaine Republican Club Manus station-Deleeates.
G. J. Fisher c. A. worden. Henry Hitter; alternate.
r W. Mckinley Alexander T. Plato. George woodward
Fourth Ward Republican Club. Syracuse-Dceea.es'
p Itstman s. Belts August Koehler; al.ernaes' Id
ward Rysn J. F. Cooney William Hunter.
Republican Club Syracuse-Deegotes, Horace White.
John w Smith, q. H. Stilwen: atemates +. G.. wyckor.
STANLEY c. Smith. Arthur P,well.
Hancock Volunteers Observation-Disclosures, NIT More.
Dr. A. Tege. John Knorr alterDates. j. r. Campbell.
l.. C. Fish w. II. Banker
Protection Republican Club, Gates-Delegates, w. S.
Perry f. $ Pat-cn Edwin Roe aterotes W. w. Hart.
Albert IIondon Andrew Miller.
Lincoln Republican Club. Observation-Disclosures Major
c. A. Benton, w T.. Werner, j. H. Heilbrown alternates.
J. T. Kislilgbury. H. s. Burns. T.. p. Dickinson.
Eighth Ward Republican Club. Observation-Disclosures.
c. A. watkyns. f. c. Kucfcr. W. S. Beard alternates,
O. W. Seitz. August Kimme Jacob f. Fox
Republican Club Observation-Disclosures, George Il