The morning times., 1895-10-04
BRINGING LIBERTY BELL
Distinguished Phi|ade|phians Es-
cort the Revolutionary Relic.
MAYOR WARWICK THE HEAD
Com mittee Has Accepted the Board OF
Trades Invitation TO n Luncheon.
Marine band VIII supply the Music
for the Professionalism and Nor
mai Schools to BE Closed.

The Commissioners received YESTERDAY
telegram from the Liberty Bell committee in
Philadelphia accepting with pleasure the
tender of a luncheon made by the Washing
ton Board OF Trade, which will be given to-
day al the board rooms soon after the
arrival of the party.
TIE bell wiil be in charge of an official
escort, composed ns follows:
Official esCnrt-- Hon. Charles F. Warwick,
mayor OF Philadelphia.
Committee of councils of the city of Phil
adelphia, Charles X Smith chairman.
Common councii-Thomas l. HiCk, James
NJ Hil,bs, John NJ siratton, samuel Coed
man, Charles T. Iseminger, Ellsw orth IL
Hults,= E Cortland Horr. William Van
osten,= Thomas Firth, William W. Allen,
williasl II Bristow
Select council-Edw ard W. Patton, 10
scph H Brown, Henry Clay, William e.
Ruthe. ford, Hugh Black, william Nc
NuHcG, Joseph H. Klemmer, James b.
Anderson, VIM. McCoach, Isaac d. Het-
zell, VIM. F. Brown, Thos. ]. Ryan.
MORE DISTINGUISHED MEN
wencel Hartman, president OF common
council; James L. Miles, president of select
council; &. W. Koohersperger, secretary;
Charles b Hall, sergeant-at-arnIs, COM
mon council; James Franklin, sergeant at
arms, select council.
President Judge, NJ Russell Thayer; gen.
eral agent Pennsylvania Railroad, w j.
Latta, assistant general passenger agent
Pennsylvania Railroad, George W. Boyd
director of public works. Thomas ". Thomp-
son. director or public safety, Abraham NJ
Better. president department OF charities
and correction, William II. Lambert, city
controller, John NJ. Walton; city solicitor,
J. l. Kinsey, register of wills, Elias r.
SmiiherS; city commissioner, Jacob Wilde
more: chief OF bureau OF city property and
custodian of State House and bell, s.
Eisenhower. secretary to the mayor, John
K. Mccarthy, police surgeon, Thomas II.
Andrews. NJ D.; United Press representa-
tive, Harry p. Wilson.
INFANTRY AS ESCORT.
The Washington Light Infantry has been
detailed and will serve as escort, the mat
ter being definitely announced by Col.
Moore yesterday, and the Marine Band has
been secured TO supply the music.
reply was received yesterday afternoon
from Secretary Herbert, giving the re-
quired permission for the band 10 partici-
pate
1t was decided by President Ross, OF
the board OF Commissioners, and Presi-
dent whelpley OF the board OF trustees, yes
terday afternoon TO close the high schools
and the Normal school at an early hour this
morning, in order that the students may
have an opportunity to attend in a body.
A battalion of the High School Cadets.
to be made up of representatives OF each
company. will have place in the line with
the Washington Light Infantry, the reg
ular escort.
The train is expected TO arrive at the
Baltimore Potomac railroad station at
1917. Care will therefore be taken to
have the escort on hand in due season.
The train will be placed on the Sixth street
siding. adjoining the park.
The Sons of the Revolution, Sons OF the
American Revolution, Daughters of the
Revolution, and other patriotic bodies, will
participate in the ceremonies attending the
reception.