The morning times., 1896-12-22

SCflhgr~ anb thcSc appear th'ipW III iilS
list of sCbscrb bcrs under the proper
divisions
Chairman John W. Thompson presided,
Mr.. f.. Bates acting secretary. TIL re
were present other than these Messrs. c. VI.
Alexander. W W. Burdettc, 7. $. Brown,
L. Y. Davis, A NJ. Green, a. Greenlees.
Georcr II. Harries, Z. .. Hoffman, w. $.
Know George NJ. Lockwood, W. III. Moses,
c r Ncrment, f. s Parker, Isadore
Saks. 4. i Steilwagen, o. q Staples, III. X.
Simpson. j. II. Wilson, NJ. G. Emery and
A. h. Paris
ABOUT SMALL REBATES.
One of the matters which Will interest
future contributors was brought up by
Mr. Moses, VINO said that he had been in
formed 10y some persons that the small
amounts were not returned in the Gus
touary pro rata after the Inauguration
whenever there was a surplus
Major Harries said that if the snail
contributors or any other had not received
their pro rata share IN such distribution, it
must have been entirety 10y inadvcrtence.
other members of the committee familiar
with the matter agreed with this and il
was further shown that in the call for
the Surplus would be returned pro rata
without reference TO anyparticalar amount.
Mr Moses brought up tie question merely
to have subscribers have this statement on
authority, and as it VIII facilitate sub
scrplionS.
on motion of Mr.. Grc"nlecs the various
district lines may be disregarded in the
future so That al members OF the com
mittec may regard the whole city as com
mon territory. II was shown in the dis
cussion that withs:aHding the libcrality
of the sums subscribed and hC large num-
Der OF bsgrihcrs there We're many sec
tiCns OF the city which had not yet been
canvass2d for instance, South Washing
ton. including the river front, and Four
teeuth street Mr. Normrnt accepted the
suggestion that he include South Wash
ington in the territory of las subcommittee.
MR.. sAKs' REPORT.
Mr SakS made a cheerful report, in
which tee said that many merchants who
are willing TO subscribe will not find il
convenient 60 do so unui after the holi-
days
Mr.. SteilwaGcn assured the committee
that he wculd probably he able to double
Emmons went to work yesterday but did
remarkably well ana will hcep 1t up.
II wa> stated that some men who were
willing % subscribe had stated to at least
two of ti.e committee that thc newspapers
had published the statement that the
committee already had sufficient funds
and they saw no use in contributing to
the excess. The names OF the papers or
paper which had made that statement
were however. not gwen 10 the meeting
Chairman Thompson said that these per
>ouS had probably confused the statement
! made by the papers as TO the general desire
of the punilc 70 subscribe and which desire
Stiu continued. with the idea Cf an already
assured Surplus.
| The committee adjourned after hearing
the reports OF the various members and Will
meet a gain next Monday evening. The fol
! lowing iS a list of subscribers with their
| amounts. as furnished 10y Secretary Bates
| and Mr.. L. S. Parker:
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO DATE.
81 ,oC0-Grant B. Schley, NJ. NJ. Parker,
s., Daish & Son, I. f. ROessle, Ebhitt
Hotel Company, Metropolitan Railroad Com
| pany, Lewis johnson * Co., Washington
| Gasight Company.
S5o0-Crosby $. Moves, John E. Herrell
National Capital Brewing Company, John
HAY, A LiSner, Evening star, Washington
| Post Company. B. II. Warner, W. b. Moses
& Son, H. F. Blount.
$25c-Rubert Purtner, Jesse B. Wilson
Albright & Barker, c. c. Glover, Thoma:
| Hyde, Charles E. Foster, c. c. DuncanSOn
J. NJ johnson, Norris Peters Company
Arrls & Drury, Saks & Co, E. S. Parker
S2UG-Samuel H. Walker. Lansburg 6
| Bro, ]. u. Taylor, George c. HenninG
John Z. Agnew & Co, Independent Ic,
| Company.
| S15O-Emmons S. Smith, Conrad Becker
S1Oo-Dr. ]. B. 6. Curtis, NJ. I. Weller
C. G.. Dulin, Capital City Benefit Society
National Capital Investment { Company, Cap
ital Trust Company. W. z. Kellogg, E. L
johnson, Z. G. Shaefer, G. w. Knox EN
press Company, John c. Parker, House
Hermann. Thomas Someryille & Son, S.
G. MoIseH, Crawford Paving Company
Wood, Harmon & Co., j. {. Clancy, "
Andrew Boyd, Simon Wolf, To-Kalon Win
Company, 81. Woodruff, John l.. Weaver
l.. NJ Saunders, John H. Small & Sol
n. H. Duvall, Samuel Maddox, Chapi
Brown, James l.. Norris, s. e. Barrett
a. T. Fox, James 7. Dubois, W. o. Deni
son, ]. B. Winner, Thomas E WaggamaI
w. s. jerks, J. B. Kendall, II. b. David
son, A. B. Coppes, w. u. Sullivan, c.
Burgess, Peter Lattener, Il. Taylor Wadi
W. s. Hoge & Bro, F. p. May & Co
NJ. Dyrenforth & Co. st. James Hote
Havener Baking Company, d. w. Oyste
Daniel B. Clarke, Joseph Auerhach,
william lee, r. E. Pairo, Meredith, VIII
ship & Co.. StilSon Hutchins, e. W Cas-
lear, w. d. Colt, S. Thomas Brown, Mos,
Goldenberg. S. Kann * Sons, Seaton Pc RI
& Co., E. F. Droop & Sons, Clark & Go
g. q. Curnwel & Son. Gibson Bros, G. u
Harvey, Columbia Phonograph Compan.
w. W Rapley, w X. Speare, MertZ
Merit; Emmons & Co., S75.
S50-C. II. Anendar, H. X. Simpson
w. F. Mattingly, Osborne 6 Hoban. I
Harris < Co., Leavy & Snyder, W. S
Thompson, j. c. Ergood & Co., C.
James, 7. II. Hail, Ball 6 Baker, n. i
Shea, Robert Cohen. Kcnnan & Fegan, /
Renetcr, S. S. Shedd, NJ c. Stone, Eastma
Rupp, Byron S. Adams, Judd & Detweile
NJ e. Copeland & CO., G. W. Manogu
Cropley & Boteler, W. Ncrdlinger, w.
Hoeke, f Petersen, j. Karr Sons, Jane
f. oyster, Daniel Loughran. II. T. BoyI
ton. y. H. W." $40. c. Baum, $50
$25--B. b. Earnshaw, George F. Pyle
W. II. NARROW, George F. Harbin, Richar
Rothwen. II. A. Girls void, 2. j. Nee,
Grogan, Victor E. Adler, Duffy & Lear
arda, Parker, Bridget Co., George ,
Miller, George w. Driver. T. T. Luckct
c. Madcs, r. p. Emerson, s. Amans
]. I. Welckcr, C. c. Purcell, G. Brei
barth. J. Greisbauer, II. l.. Biscoe, W. E
/ i A GaI,ttnr