Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09

ell; acting secretary, j. NJ. McClintock:
Littlefield.W. w. Danenhower Slater Hall.
Haskins, Minor, HALEY. Mangum. Matchett,
Knox. Crosby, b. p. Turner, S. r. Turner,
Harrell, Searles. Pierce d. F. Brown,
Wright, Yount. Crupper and Bagby
The subcommittee were reported as fol-
lows:
Entertainment of visitors and guests at
the hotels-O. q. Staples +. l.. johnson, H.
c. Burch, II. p. Marshall levi Barnum.
John J. Rae, John G. Slater, c. W. Lean
mazda, John T. Trego. A. J. Clark, William
Schwing. Charles Z. Gibbs. T. L. Roessle,
J. B. Scott. Levi Woodbury., w. H Crosby.
j. f. Hoadley, A. E. Acker and w. II.
Selden
For the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station-E. X. Levy. X. ID. Crupper. j. X.
Mangum, George W. Hall. K. W. Yount
Charles FleisGman, H. F. HALEY. II. j.
Gasson, Charles Detz. Halvor Nelson. G.
b. Read. w. ID. Henry, Il. +. Turner Chas
w. Brown, L. ]. Henning and Henry Nau.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad station
Michael Wallace.F. II. Pierce. Henry Shan
non. Harry L. West, S. X. Turner. X. w.
Warters, J. r. Haskins, ]. A. Mino. ]. w.
Bradbury. A. ID. Eagby F. t. Rawlings.
William Alvey, Victor Green, w. c. Har-
rell A. r. Searle and S. ID. Boss.
Steamboat wnarfs Qrom : TO o o'clock on
the mornings of August %. 26, "a, ls9+-D.
F. Brown, w. G. Lown. V. J. Matchett and
H. +. HALEY.
Express and baggage-George w. Moss.
John Knox. A. A. Littlefield. w. w. DAN
enkower A. Burgdorf, j. NJ. Young and r.
L. Gait.
--s e.. .--. Act as Guides.
1t was decided to ask fifty badges of the
committee and the sum of fifty cents each
was subscribed. 1t was announced that the
High School Cadets had been secured for
guide and messenger service, and twenty
were already enrolled Others will be reg
istered as soon as they apply. One dollar a
day will be paid them. A vote of thanks
. vas given to the management Of the hotel
and it was decided TO meet next at the
Metropolitan.
Merchants Who VIII illuminate.
The following named merchants and resi-
dents on Pennsylvania avenue, in response
to the circular issued by Chairman c. w.
Darr of the subcommittee on Illumination,
have signified their intention in writing of
Illuminating their respective residences and
places of business on the night of August
Is: Jos. Torrens. 119 Pennsylvania avenue:
E. Maggie, 100; Mrs. Roris grippe, Ill; c. W.
Holl, 237; Henry Ansley. jr, 211; G. w.
Teohner, 81; ], H, Oran, 1853; F, H. Sharp
less, 81; c. +. McLaugia., a1li A. R.
Lendner, 345; G. w. Scott corner 4 L..
Charles Mades, Mades Hotel, corner Sd;
c. F. Rothfuchs, 359 IL: p b. Meredith
34s; G. w. Fechner. 800; Fritz Reuter-, cor
ner IL; William Newland, iS3; A. Min
ste~, i.3 to sol; VIM. NJ Frank, i6i; District
Cycle Co., 49,; Browning & Middleton 6IO:
II. Hoffa, GA; Joseph Auerbach, 623; Lutz
Bro. 497; S. A. Boyle, Gil; Hunter 4 Bro
Market Space; Goldsmith, 9ll; s. G. A. Bur-
nett, 926; McInris Bros, 9O4; Schneider
Behrens, 927; z. 1. Mutt, 945; f. F. Droop
& Son, go; A. NJ. Hoover, 932; p. Ii.
Christn;an, 9i5; Ratcliffe, Darr & Co, 90:
Brentano, 1918; Wanamaker & Brown
loO3; Moore & Leding, l109: X. B. Grover &
Co, 1lO3; Jerome Desio, lob; j. Baumgar-
ten. E. Heidenheimer. J. c. Cromwell I2lI
NJ A. Deiarue. l23o; Mrs. Stuart, 1217: J.
u. Taylor, 1910: j. I. Moylan, owen House:
Royce & Marean. 1410: Rufus H. Darby
1905 l.. Rubel, 1916; S. p. House. 1875. Ad
ditional lists will be published from time to
time replies are received