The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-17
CLERGY TO VISIT us.
Two Hundred Presbyterian
Ministers Here Today.
THEY WILL BE SHOWN THE CITY.
A Trip to the Lake Followed by Ban
qust Before They Go On
to Portland.
THEY WILL BE SHOWN THE CITY.

The Northern Pacific train carrying the
members of the Presbyterian Assembly
will arrive here at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
There are 200 in the party, which is In
charge of Assistant General Passenger
Agent B. N. Austin, of the Northern Pa
cific. The following is list OF those on
board, which was telegraphed from Hell
ena yesterday:
B. N. Austin, J. Williams, Mrs. A. Roth s. U.
Wright and wife. J. Roth, wife and daughter, j.
Morton, W. Bryant, q. Eachar., J. B. Donaldson.
A. J. Wilson, r. W. Adams, D. E. Wells and
wife, A. J. Schlager and wife, H. Myers, Miss
Silver, j. F. Buck and wife, H. D. Losman and
wife. w. CASTOR. H. Knox, Taylor J. Anderson,
J. NJ. Gilfllau, s. Mitchell, d. H. Dickson and
wife, r. Christel and wife, c. X. Crawford, j. r
Clark, l. J. Ballows and wife, J. c. Morrison.
Miss A. Morrison, d. d. Biggard. 2. r. Hall, J.
NJ. Hutchinson and wife, j. C. Prall, j. Prall,
j. G. Rihiedoffer, H. C. Mullond and wife. y.
Montgomery, D. J. Morse aud wife, O. C., Mer-
rail- and wife, +. N. Wherry, C. E. Williams,
E. A. Gardner, J. Campbell, wife and
child, L. K. Hall, H. l. Janaway, H. N.
Connolly, w. heading. J. C. Russell, G. Bayless
and wife, w. NJ. Mcdonald and wife, Miss G. X.
Nauss, J. W. Eafnshaw. }. II. Taylor. W. H.
Hendrickson, /. J. Haynes, Mrs. E. HAYNES. 5.
R. Ewing, D. Argent, A. H. Gum and wife, Miss
s. E. Gum, D. D. Dodge, E. BRISTOL and wife, E.
c. Smith, E. r. Davis, j. Fraty, Mrs. N. Snyder,
J. C. Nelson and wife, H. R. Ross, ]. H. Nesbitt.
E. J. swiggest, ]. n Holmes. E. Holmes. Miss
NJ. Holmes, J. B. Devens and wife, r. McCaslin
and wife, D. 4. Silver and wife, Mrs. E. T.
Mathes, H. T. Mathes, Miss A. Miller. w. Doris
and vile, &. w. Hopkins, Mrs. A. J. Hill, Mrs. J.
Brown, Mrs. T. T. Roberts, Miss Carrie Powers,
W. W. Watt, J. o. Hogugh, s. A. Van Dyke and
wife, W. Hoover, Mrs. r. steigeur, Miss I. L.
Carpenter, Charles Lee and vile, Mrs. r. H.
ovvfn I'D A II Ppho vvtf and fhrOo oh
dren, D. H. Shields, Mrs. J. Bastoble. Miss
Gage, W. B. Isenberg and wife, E. B..
Sturgis, N. F. Staple, D. r. Silver, r. 9. Van
cleve, w. n. Shipley aud wife, Mrs. C. H. Ray
mond, G. NJ. Frazer, Mrs. C. n. Raymond, J. D.
Mclaughlin, G.. Carpenter and wife, 5. R. Mason
and wife, s. c. Logan, Miss +. March, Thomas
Clark, 7. C. Cellar, S. l. Dickey, J. W. Cum
mings, w. A Beck, C. G. Gross and wife, J. F.
Baird, J. w. Wilson, E. Layport, W. G. Moore,
J. II. Cooper, J. d. Borgan, l. ]. Spead and wife,
E. A. Aronson, C. E. Mcdonald, Miss R. Evans,
J. B. Fish, p. W. Cody, J. S. Stewart, J. b. La
| Coke and wife, F. B. Conyer, w. Evans, Thomas
| H. Atherton, Miss F. Foote, J. d. Miller, J. E.
| Merrill and wife, w. H. Winhollegen and wife,
Miss F. g. Paule, Miss NJ. Paule, A. G. Pettibone
| and wife, Mrs. w. D. Wollicott. Theodore d.
| Marsh, II. c. Moldeg and wife, s. L Black, w.
Ernst, w. G. Young, r. r. Switzerland,
J. Day. W. A. Barcklet and wife,
J. S. Mcintosh and wife, Miss Alice
NlSOQ, u. w. O0uley anu W1Ie, !. f0ikef
| and wife, Mrs C. w. Robinson, E. Vernon and
wife, w. P. Finney, s. n. Park, J. L Kennedy,
Mrs. S. P. Page, Miss Woody, Miss A. Buss, Mrs.
| J. Gleason, Miss Ashton, Rev. D. H. Goodwillie,
H. Anderson, c. B. Osborne, W. D. Cochrane, w.
w. Reading and wife, J. w. Spencer and wife,
g. w. Demott, d. W. Corbett. j. Gillespie, Miss
Mcintyre. Mrs. J. E. Bridge, Mrs. E. Robb, Mrs.
Colviile, Miss Struble, H. w. Nelson and wife,
Miss Nelson, A. b. Keogh and wife. ]. H. Keogh
and wife, 1. C. Cody, Miss Gormond, B. K. War
mond and wife, c. B. Bailey and wife. o. Z.
Boyd and wife, R. NJ Wallace, J. W. Locke, Miss
Locke, Mrs. n. Zimmerman and daughter, Miss
n. Pormond, NJ. F. Brown and wife. E. N.
Wherry, E. K. Quaif and wife, J. X. Struble and
wife, H. D. Sassaman and wife, E. L. Clark, ]. 8
Parrison, Miss c. A. Monger, E. B. Russell. W.
Laurie, A. Shaw. X. J. stuart. Edgar Mobey,
G. Johnston, j. +. Killen, A. J. Norton, Mrs. w.
c. Stone, Mrs. B. N. Austin.
The party will be met at Tacoma by the
Seattle reception committee consisting of
ministers and sessions of Seattle churches
and their wives. This committee will
leave here on the S:45 a. m. train this
morning for Tacoma. starting back with
their guests at o. m. During the after
noon the party will be taken to Lake
Washington via the Yesler avenue line.
The steamers Kirkland and c. c. Calkins
will be in waiting to take the excursionists
around the lake. The return to town will
be by way of the James street line. A
trip will also be made to Queen Anne
town hill. At O'Clock banquet and re-
ception will be given at the Arlington.
The party will leave at O'Clock for
Portland.
The Northern Pacific has arranged a
rate of one and one-fifth fare for the round
trip to Portland for those attending the
assembly. Full fare must be paid going,
and the return ticket will be given at the
one-fifth rate upon the presentation of a
certificate from the proper authority of
the convention. These tickets will be
good up to and including June 2.