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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

The Easter Gazette. Dexter. comes out
with new dress of type throughout and
the publishers, Bunker x Warren have
just got in Il new Campbell press to print
it ON. They are bound 10 keep abreast
the times and are hustling TO give their
readers a good paper and acquire wealth
for themselves. They certainly do the
he former.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

On the evening of the DIST day of April
1892. Skowhegau Lodge, Ne. 70 Knight :
of Phythias was organized, with thirty
three charter members. Very soon aiicr
its organization the third story of the
new block of Geo. philbrick X Son. WAS
leased for Il term of Years for Il prrma-
ncnt home of the order, since which
time the lodge has been in Il most flour
shing condition. During the past year
the membership of tie society Ina, in
creased about - per cent. a wonderful
growth, considering that our town al
ready had enrolled Il large number in
other secret organizations.
TO commemorate il first anniversary
Sk0Nhcgan Lodge held banquet at
Hotel lIeselton On Friday evening last.
in which iifty-one gentlemen participated
some of whom were invited guests.
Landlord llesellon laid himself out for
the occasion and the following appetl-
ing spread MAS partaken Of:
Steamed Little Neck CLANS
Tomato with Rice
Small onions Lettuce Olives Sweet pickles
Boiled salmon. Egg sauce
Saratoga Chips
Chicken Croquetts
Cream Pufs
Roast Turkey with Dressing
93 Cucumbers Mashed Potatoes
'93 Spinach greens SO Tomatoes
Potato Salad
Pineapple Short Cake
Wine Jelly with Whipped Cream
X p. Ice Cream and Cake
Fruit Nuts Raisins
Dates New Figs
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

Miss Budd's heart is like volume in cir
culating library. How is that Not to BIT
kept longer than two weeks.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

Marion IIarland will contribute to the
next number of llarpcr's Bazaar the first
of "A short series OF articles entitled,
Conmon-sensa among the Chickens -
containing practical suggestions regard
ing Inc care of tie poultry, with practi-
cal hints on poultry-raSing for profit.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

WIKI some democratic editors get Ollie,
and Others don't continues to be n p nj,
to the krnncbcc Democrat, which does
figure out however. that the editor oi
the Belfast Age was appointed To con
Sulship because Waldo county showed a
republican gain of loo in the last elec-
ton.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27
Pineapple Short Cake
Wine Jelly with Whipped Cream
Coffee

Coffee Cigars
After one and all lad ealen their fiji
of the fine dishes from the above menu.
cigar were lighted, aud commander
win Donaldson called the asscmblage t.
order. and acting rs POSTMASTER called
upon different individuals for brief re-
marks, nearly every one responding in
Il few well chosen words, the speaking
was of an Informal character, but none
the less pleasing. Ii was near the houl
of midnight when the company dispersed
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27
{ hicken Croquetts
Cream Puffs


Roast Turkey with Dressing
'93 Cucumbers Mashed Potatoc
93 Spinach greens 80 Tomatoes
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

kiCKAPOO INDIAN SACs3A
ls ted BY Druggists and ~ -I'e Dealers oey,
S per Bottle, iy- $,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

CAlRN>, GOODRICH 4 BARrlllr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

FR\NCE-VI CE-ADMIRAL DE LEbHA''
Jean Bart flagship. protected steel cruiser 'o"pi'ea
III 1891 two military masts 34i IL i'c' iohs' 10
feet dmught. also tons Displacement 'o4o "o'S'
power. loG lno,s speed IL officers anu 81" me-"
Armament four n3-inch and six l-lhch or'''h-
loading rife. eight FOUNDER ralio n''hS gums ""
machine guns and six torpedo tubes. ,
ArriAuse. wooden unprotected cruiser comi',l'
In l~o:; ship rig: 30 IL feet l,nS' ~ ~ I'ri
draught. 5000 tons displacem-ni 1lt- m'ep"n'I
SO knots speed IL officers aud 40 men; Nrli'
ment. four Ginc and twenty three i"n W s
loading rifles aud I've machine gum Has NV" ms
ship of the North American squndl on =,
llushird. wooden unprotected crui.',' S"p ., ="
1876: bark rig 2O2 feet long. II - l''' .'",su
Sr0 tons displacement. 1s1 horse po"F, h,'' -
speed L. officer aud lIG men,. '' l,i'h'. are
) l2inch and one :: 81 inch bif'e''"aui"s Hh'S
and five machine guns
Ir.LY-RE>RADMIRAL "NN"hi'
Etna Eagslip. steel protected CRUISE compr,'.
In 1885 two military mss,s: 2sJ J.. itN' ionE ~ ~
feet draught $3.50 tons displacement ;'uv MOI 81
power. II IL knobs speed II onicrra shS -oh men
Armament, two l0inch and siN '-hicn or'"ch u 40
Ing rifles five jp,under rapid firing guns ana thicc
torpedo tubes.
Giovanni Bausan steel. partially projected eraser
completed IN lss5 two military 'h'sS 30 - ie''
long is IL feet drought, $3.50 tns displacement
$3.50 hoSe power. u IL knobs srr'u' - oihcrrs
and EGO men. Armament. two ioiheh ana Six t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

EDWARD L. CLARK. OF PITT,BCRo' sEi'i' MIN
At HIS HOTEL.

rnv.pn T. CLARK. OF pITT>BCR", st''i0"''
At HIS HOTEL
r, t., -, ,,. family over the celebration "n'"
, now ,,lJ,c pI,ce in this city was turn'd I" MUM"
inc l,tc Tuesday evening when Edward L. '''i"'
ittsb,,rc dropped to the hoor unoohS'''" -,
entrance OF the Fiiih Avenue i"''i anu VIZ" 49,
nhvsician could BE- summoned. Mr. 'l"'n
IN. senior member Of the hrn "i "'i''"
so, & Co proprietors Of The solar Iron ana ','''
w,. -, pi,,sburg lie had been III for about
,r .,a last winter went South FOR u, h'ai".
srsrd,pc Jauuary February and MaEch ID 'upi '"~
ror,d, lie returned North only re''hu! VII" ''
VIII, and Two children. son ten years VI" """
daughter twelve years CD. 49,,
H.. arrived In S~w-Yosk from Ttt'bnrs Tue >aas
morniny on A bu,inc., nip. lie Thought Ms '""'
would enjoy the eel, ha;ion here ana ie"erapn'o 10
.i, =, c,n,. YESTERDAY H. engaged rooms for heu
and himself Al The Fifth Avenue lio'ei lie '"""
into the hot.I apparently In his usual hra"h A'"''
II 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning u" "''h'" 49,.
The corridor, for u few minutes and chatted with ms
hotel detrctiye. William Conaghan. lie 'heh WIN
ont Of IN. Fifth.a e. entrance and WALKED aroma u
,h. w,m.n's entrance In Twenty ihird'si NJ the
threshold h. fell \ crowd gathered. the alarm was
given ana Conaglau hurried TO TIA" place. lie
picked ND Tie diving man and carried him TO room
In The HOTEL DR.. GJldthwar. The hotel phy 'icIah'
VA, hastily summoned. but life had gone before 10
arrived YES eriay morning Deputy t oroner Weston
i..idrl ia. cause. Of death heart failure.
T.. l.. Jackman. Of Pitt burg ni"nd OF MI.
Clark wa, staying ri the hotel aud mess myers
were ,"n - find him. lie entered h" hotel shortly
after Mr. Clark died. lie telegraphed the sad news
TO Mr. tlark> family Charles Clark, Mr. Clats's
brother and business partner. came from Pt,sbug
Yesterday. and "A younger broihrr who is a student
AT Yale. also came 10 the city. They started for
rtt,buig with the bidy last evening.
Mr.. Clark was only thirty nine years old. lie was
the Of william Clark The founder OF the we'll
known iron and steel firm. lie inferred business
with his father and becam. the head OF the firm
when his father died several years ago. The biisi-
ness large one and "A great deal o. resp1ni-
biity Tell mpon him while young man. but be- APP
pied himself closely TO hi, work and managed The
business successfully. lie WIS prominent In social
~ we'll as business circle. IN fis0urg. Ills mother
five brothers and sister survive him. Ills sister
Is the wife Of ". J. Arkell, OF Judge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Of the street have been decorated The railroad anu
steamship compal les. however, have not spared eN-
p.n,e TO make their buildings attractive. Work was
begun by the decorators the large ferry hose OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Cor,landts'. Oh
Tuesday. and was corsinucd all day Yesterday unul
The ,id, OF the building itself were almost hidden
from view with flags and bunting bearing TIE coorS
e spain ard America. and of all the other hatior"
which will be epr, scented in tue naval review to-day
The Try house OF la" Genital RAILROAD OF N'w-JerseN
VA, also generously decorated The Eiic ferry 'hoise
had Il liberal disp ny OF American flags Inc decoi'
tor, began work there LAT" L.. the afternoon. me
pcnf,yyana's feriyhOus' at De,broSs"S-St was dec-
GRATED a. & nciolrly the house at Cor'lind'-s''
All other ferry hor>e, were decorated NOR" or
loss The American ana spanish HAYS were to b.
seen In great numbers al the river craft. IT."
pier OF thu southern Pacific steamship Company was
we'll cmbelii,hed. More hin hundred fag' were
nIirr frgm the masi> the St.ih snip I'll f"H"'
,vhich l,y at the pier. All the piers which We're not
identified with co0rs yesterday will be idAcn IN lann
Ly tho decorators early this morning.
\m,ug the other steamship companies am 0fncr'
thai dlsp'ayrd d,coritons YESTERDAY m)rning were
70 Ourbrc steamship Company. White star Line.
Nrw.Ynrk aud London steamship Company, Troy
line Old Dominion Line French Line. Anchor Line.
Cunard Line. National Line. Guion Line, American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
PUSHING THE cArSE or GOOD ROADS

The New-iork state Leagiic for Good Roads. which
is anil a;ed with the National Association for Good
Roads. had special meeting at the Office Of Gen.
era Roy stone, No. ~ Broadway, yesterday after.
nOon. committee elected TO appoint additional
members from counties IN this state TO enlarge and
perfect the organization. There Were Also appointed
executive and finance committees. The executive
committee consists OF General benjamin /. Tracy.
president OF the leagie: william Carey sanger.
Frederic Bronson Arthur T.. Clark. Winthrop CHAMBER
Augustus r. tiill'nder. j. ;. willets George p.
sawyer. ". Austin Wordsworth. :. :. Rowland and
John A. {. Wright The finance committee Is as
fellows Mcssis Tracy, rrOnson. Wllets. sawyer
A meeting OF the general executive committee Of
the National Association for Good Roads Viii be held
Friday noon at No. - broadway. senator
Henderson. president Of the association. will 10
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

lon- % foot drauc,t. 7.77i displacement,
100 10 power. II - knots Spe,d - Officers am
fr.rch oading rife. >ix 3poundcr rapld irng guns
rour machln" guns and lTe' torpedo tubes.
Inniaii Arena. ell ann re barb";tr c-.~cr com
pL.trd in i--J uunsls ard bark rig: 81 81 lcet
onc -, fee, drau.l'. GOOJ ion, displacement. H.
100 horse power 49, knot, speed. Armament. TWO
: o inch ana fifteen Ginch br,cchloadn; rirN. >,I
p,lnd.r rIpid frinS gun. sN machine guns anu
three torpedo iub'~.
GIEMNNY-C ArTNT Er"i~EL.
Knl.crin Augusta steel prot, c,od crir. complete cd
n ira: $50 military mas ''77 feet loii., - ! :
,cc' draucA. coz ten, d-pIacsm"ni' l@'"no hr>"
%mcr TO- EnG,, PEA Gc " nr6 cs sd ~ %
,r"cl-l"'ding nf's. eight m1chln" guns ana i'"'
i'rpdc inbc-. +,
i-. ma.'~ ana harfru'inr Ilg. 2iG feet long - feet
r.uch LOO ton- d -p'a"cmeni ZOO hcr-,. po~",
H. i"%, '"n , j.. ''l a,n. .' RIA. fmr nacm, s
and two torpedo tuyc~.
SPAIN RE,R-ipNENL GoNEZ LoNo.
roinl Eeecno. 'ocl project II cruiser completed IN
49, tN" military mas: $50 fec. long: - - i'r
d alch. 41jO tons III Placement " 900 h"r'" power
four inch and ,iN A. inch ir""cl loading ri'' -
Il pound'r aud NO l-pounder rapld-innS gun
Inian,a Isabel ,tccl unprotected cruiser or gunboa'.
- 4. feet draurht. il53 tons di-pl1c"m"nl. l.'o'
horsepower T. Lno', ped: l. officer, AMI i';i men.
Armament. four ! - inch mHd.hrin6 s""'' i''r
N.cya E,eana s. t,rpcdo 'rui."r. complete ~. IN
ISL and schooner nix. 800 ! loot l1nc, 10 f'.l
dr.u.hi. so d. placement. ZOO hpr-"poWcr ~
innt- speed. Arr Imcni. two 80 Linen iapd hrlhe
gun. me niaclu. run and we torpedo noc'.
HOLLAND CN'TNN ARlIENN.
Van suryk iron unprotected cruiser. completed IN
l-1a: nu-i. and .iir ris. ats J.. feet long. l. Ii
let driuIht .. 100 ions Displacement :.132 horse
! lower 1856 knots ped 20 officer, aud 2o5 men
| armament siA 80 Inch and eight 47inch Krupl
! beech loading rilss and six machine guns.
BRNzIL-NEAR-N ADMIRAL DE NOEoNnh
Aqrdaban. steel lpttlcshr. ship rig. completed In
l-r5. 80 ie.f lDu. II - feet draufh. 1850 oit
di.alletm,ui G-uI Err-c power b. knots speed -
| ofiorl, aud 40 men. Armament four 32inch and
four - inch bl".chl leading rifle. two o-pOunder
| rapld firing guns and five p"do tubes.
Hcpuhllca steel prrt,ct"d cruiser. hrrk RIG. corn
| uInt.d IN l-s1 80 | fe" long. - feet dr1uGht.
3 ton. ri. pla, rrnt iIOO hrr-" power. l1i nioi>
-,,d. Ann rn'li 9N t., lrci hrr'cli ~ ng rifles
| f'.i, pDUuGcr e. pi' trims gun. >iN machr" -ul-
| and frur torpedo tuho-.
| IlaGcntcs ,tc.i eunloat with three pole maatS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

foc long. - feet diauc, 400 ions diNpaccmrn
300 E"rsr-p"wcr. II knot, speed. Nri'ni'h' ip''r
Sln'h. eight cinch and two jinch br"ct u, l'adil :
rifles. tw" . i'o.nf"r and two lpgunc"r ilpu,niliI
"nn> i1ur ~ miilimctIc and two - -minrr' iio'h
Liz and two ''dlnCs 81 officers and "'p mem
iharl'son steel twin screw protected crl''r' com
rlctod IN lNS?. two military na.iS "I2 rect lon+.
20 - i"c draught. 1910 tons displacement. w. 90
horse n0wcr. Isl knots speed. 81 officers ana 80
men. Armament. Two S-inch ana six dinch hrc"c'i
leading rifles. f'nr FOUNDER two . ppund,r ana Tvs
1poLrdcr rapid firing gun: four 37-mimctrc llotch
Mss and twp tnting'.
Mianionom0h. iron Twin screw double furrct I'd
monitor. with on" military mast. 211 -! i"'t long.
II l., feet dTught. $3.50 tons displacement. l.i2'
horse power |. knbs speed l.; officers and 10 men
Armament. icur 1Oinch br"rch-loadnc rif"s tw" ..
p@undcr ana Nv" Hrbindrr rand hring Two ~ nlllll-
metre H"tciIhi~~ and two Calling guns.
NrrltcWn. Steel twin Scrow grlhrit. connlci"h M
1850 tiIc'n aStcd schooner rigC,d 13i f"ri long.
feet draught, 100 tons diSpla cncnt 1900 horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
SOUND STEAMERS HEAVILY FkIlGNTED.
ALL Nrw-ENGL,ND COMING TO ENJOY ~HE

ALL Nrw-ENGL\ND COMING TO ENJOY ~HE
NAVAL FESTIVITIES.
Whi,' The rai Dads not making unusual prepari-
ton, for handling The crowds which mr." coming II
soc the naval review and III" lind parade. the pas
semgar ag MS Of the sound steamers and the HUDSON
River boat, bemoaning the fact that they haven't
boats enough 10 carry I'll those VIII apply for trans
poitatlon Tho railroad passenger agents say that rs
to day Is a holiday they will not be Obliged 10 hand"
the usual crowds Of business who come into the
city every morning thcir roads. In view Of tbs
fact II Is believed that the railroads can handle The
crowd, to-day and tomorrow without running any
~p,ca' trains except for the accommodation Of Mill
tary organizations which have made arrangements for
Spccal trains.
II j. different. however. with the sound and HUDSON
River trans portal ton mpanie, The Fall River Line
boats were taxed almost TO their utmost capacity yes
terlay and the day before Mr.. Taylor. IN" general
passenger agent OF the line said to Tribune reporter
yesterday The Puritan brought In 1000 passengers
today Every statcrcom had been secured before she
sailed and we expect IN even larger crowd on the
Plymouth tomorrow. A. long ~ have been In the
transportation business ! Rave never seen such a
sensation this inboat business has stirred up over
in New Englard.7
similar snt"ments We're made by The agents OF the
Norwich aud other lines.
are all crowded. Every Incoming boat l.
heavily loaded. and We expect Eior" passengers To-
morrow" the statement by all the ag nts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
PUTTING IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.

BEGINNING THE WORK or DECORATING
coLoRs 1T THE PIERS.
Mayor Glroy's request that the city drcorai" her
SELF In order 10 give visible cNpr"sSlo" OF her welcome
10 her guests has not get been productive OF large
results Along the rontr of t0-morrow'S parade
where such d,cors lion, should be most abund1ni
little Of that nature was be- ln,t evening. In
fIfh-avc. from Forty second Il. 10 Washington
suuar. hardly "A score Of houses, hotels or business
blocks di played any sign that Their tenants were
aware OF the assembling Of the worlds nnN"s In New
YORK IIuILor. In Broadway there WAS far moro
generous display Of flag, those Of spain ana Italy
being con- pcuous here and there with the stars and
stripes However fl Is likely that today VIII d.
yrlop considerable activity in the bunting !in" and
that when TO morrow the cty's foreign visitors pa'S
In column through Ler streets ia" houses and buS'-
ness blocks viii wear appropriate holiday COS
tune.
The dccOra Tors began ihc" work OF The CIiy Hail
Yesterday. The building /, being deliberately covered
with fine col,is -: M civilized and halfciNill2ed
nations and will present the same appearance sub
st1ntI,ily 49, during Columbian week OF last October
T. tlty Hall Park reviewing stand will he ready for
ia, ,reat shor, demonstration tomorrow. after the
uorkm.n mi on somc finishing touches. II covers
,l,. nroodway front OF the park above the plnza
An army or decorators Invaded Westst. yesterday
and transformed 4 inrer P'I' oi tue Nor'h NV"
,,,, in,o long line OF colors of all nations. win
IA, Sn,,r. :, .nd American color5 prrdomnating. the
49,. f ,b. dccorgt ors was not completed Inst ni9h''
r,, win bccr again early lids morning. and when
,, ,.,c uni.hed their work Wcs-st. will be entirely
,ns,ormcc on the side next to III" river. Few oi
the dull and dirty business buildings On the east siae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

mentS. After 10 a. IN. the ferry boatS except mos"
o, the Ncst Fourteenth Il ferry. STOP running, -"
all those wishing 10 visit ldoraio VIII tale the
boats of the latter ferry after that hrEr.
In evening. from 3 = 80 =. m. tl":' viii
re an exhibition Of search lights and from 4 80 ="
0clOc there viii be an exhibition Of night Si-n'tl-
ling with the Very Nmrrlcan) and hrdor's drcncl
systems, Al 5 p. m. will take place the dinner in
honor Of General Grants birthday anniversary at IN"
Hotel Waldorf. which several of the oiigcr, VIII
be present and II oclork the all will open at tic
Madison square Garden. attended hl the American
and foreign naval officers in FIJI uniform. Additional
programmes follow.
.-Organizatcn OF the naval brigadcs. naval
review feet and National Guard for shore paaio
AT 10 A. m. Line O a:ch i:om Forty-scc'nG-,t. ;ni
FTfthaye to Waycrlcy Place. thence Broadway, down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Oh 10 feet draught. 1000 tons displacement, 1000
Iva rnwcr 10 = knots speed same compleiht VI
nr;ccri and crew a. the san FrandScO. Armament,
Imr s,nch and SIX 6nch hrccch loading Mes. iOlf
e. nonnders two 3-poundcrs aud two ponn1cr ralnu,
ain, gnns four 81 -liliimetrr lIochhss revolving
cannon and two Calling guns . , II.
h,i"nia steel single screw partially protected cIhl'
o., cnmnleied liz 1888 brig rugged go IA feet long
- tt draucht 9, 40 t,nS displacement. 1.O3o horst
, -. and II = Knots speed - omceis ana 80
- \rmo meut -inch and two 0-ihch brrcl u
,nadi,o rires two 6-poIndcrS two 3-lnnndeis ail'
,,, nonndcr ~ Ild firing guns two 41iilineir" ana
,~0 millime,r. llo,chi-s revolving rifles and Two
Calling guns ,.,., .o,,u. x..,.a, o,.on,o,o o., ,r
,.ur Hr,e masted schooner ricgnd 23t feet long
=, Too, drsught 200 tlns diplacem"nt 34tO b0rsr-
~ 10 knots speed II officers and 10 men.
Pmo,nent eight 5-inca breech loading rifle. two
un""re,s two 3 pounders and one 1-ponndor rapid
oom c,,n. two 81 -m.lmcirc lOichlss revolving
Ia and Two Calling guns.
I'M" i,,nnrou steel twin screw Naval Academy prac
,,a crr,acr completed In 1893: bark rugged
IL :, feet lcnr II IL feet draiah s:;s tons dis
Ma cment 900 horse power, ID IL Knots speed
P ,m four 4incb brccchloadlng rifles. two g.
A rinah'' two poundcr and ipoundcr rapid
ssumg Guns one 2. mlllimctre Hotchkiss and one
Calling
SECOND SQUADRON REAR-ADMIgAL J. G.
WALKER.
,,,cogo cocsbip steel twin screw partially pro
,.c,sd cruiser completed In 1889; bark rugged; 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WELLKNOWN PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS
PRE- IDENT CLEVELAND AND His PART WILL.
GO TO THE VICTORIA.


All the icacine hotels in this city viii enter
tain from Il dozen Ia several score q prominent
people from all parts of the country who are either
here. now or Will I've here in time TO witness the
Naval Review to-day.
AZ the Fifth Avenu" Hotel senator A. Il.
German. OF Mapla land senator Rediield Proctor and
senator Merrill OF Vermont senator Cameron. q
Pennsylvania senator ". d. Wa'hburne. OF Nortn
Dakota: senator II. C. IInnSbrough Of North Da-
Lota: senator C. J. Faulkner. Of West Virginia:
Governor Frank brown. OF Maryland: Congressman
Fletcher Of Minnesota: Donald MacNaughton. OF
Rochester, the CHIEF Executive Officer of New Works
World, Fab CommiSNon eN senator J. >loat fa>
Sct Of Elmira and eNCongrrS' man }. l. sahborh' oil
Michigan Congressman Bcnton McMillh. Of
rcnn.s.ee; Lieutenant Governor sh"ehan. OF this
state and Captain X. W. q. Brown. Of the Navy.
Marcus Smith. Territorial Del"gat" TO Congress
from Arizona and Hugh c. Wallace. member OF the
nem,,ra,lc National Committee from Washington,
IL the Hoffman !iOd>"
President and Mrs. cleveland Will occnpy iirg"
,uI,, Of rooms ut the Victoria. Tier" are 10 be
ten Other member, Ia The Presidents Iar'y. made
up Of Cabinet officer, and their wives. Baron f"Na
(, also thrIe.
~ir Julian PauncrfO". the British Ambassador.
reached th.s cts Tuesday af"rnoon aud went to
the home Of eN Mayor Edward Cooper In Washington
square He VIII he MIR. Coopcrs guest duiing tn"
celebration.
At he Holland House ae Governor MOTIFS oil On
urccut sir Edward ana lady Nre"n. Il LONDON
-!r Edward BUrbech OF London state senator An;i'i
j. Parker. Of Albany. cN speaker Thomas T. Heed "i
Maine. and NJ de- Claplrcdc the -wi,N Minister.
Governor Flower arrived at the Windsor yeSte day.
Among tho,, already registered ar" Eodn"y Wallace,
General r. VI. Logan crnatJr L"lnnd S,aniori, OF TAI
ircrnia Albert Keep AMI Marvin iughitt. o chicago.
Mr.. [. Grant ID. 4. klmbal. u BOSTON, John ID
Drake. Il Chicago. r. VI. Iomeroy and William H.
seward. OF Auburn. +. Is. Cooley. ~ Hartford. e. j.
sheffield Of chicago, Darius l.. con aud Lyman H..
Gon OF Iawiuchr Il. l.. Count Bila Sh'lag and
Count ous Karslyi. OF Hungary.
General J. II. kctciians, Lawrence Dep'w OF De-
troii. u nephew Of Chamcey NJ. Drprw Jerome "
Bcnnparc. OF Washington, and Charles +. BrooEer,
state senator Of Connecticut are AT the Murray Hill
Hotel
At the savoy arc Colonel Jonas II. French. OF BoS-
ton, Ex-Governor Alexander II. Rice OF Massachii-
sets H. Morrison, OF Honolulu, ana members 81 IN"
P.i ish legation at Washington
General >chOfcid and stan VI four at the Grand
Hotel also Hamilton Disston. Of Prnnsyva'
MIA. aud senator John T. Jonss, - Nevada. . =,
Ex-senator ID. VI. Sabin a'p Congressman III. T..
Bocn Of Minnesota, at the Gllsey House.