The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-14
RALLY AT THE HYPERION
MONSTER REPUBLICAN MEETING ..- TOMORROW NIGHT.

....-. JO-IUORROW NIGHT.
 Lieutenant Governor Cook and Congress-
 man Milliken to Speak-Short Parade
 Arranged For-Seats Reserved for Ladies
 and Escorts--other Meetings This Week.
 Chairman Macdonald of the republi- can town committee has completed the arrangements for the grand rally to- morrow evening in the Hyperion thea ter. General Henry S. Peck will be the chief marshal of the short parade which will precede the meeting. The order of the line of march will be ar ranged to-day, and the procession will move at 7:3O o'clock sharp. The line will form at the New Haven house, resting on College street. The process sion will then proceed to Elm street, to State, to Chapel. to Church, to Crown, to College, to Chapel, where the order through the lines. The New Haven Gold Legion will act as escort to the speakers. The Old Guard band will furnish the music at the meeting. Her bert E. Banton has been selected as the chairman.
 Lieutenant Governor Cooke, Hon. Seth L. Milliken of Maine, Samuel Fes- senden of Stamford and Charles Phelps of Rockville, candidate for state treas urer, will be the speakers of the occa- sion.
 The vice presidents selected are the following:
 Edward F. Peckhan, w. T. Bartlett Fred c. Lum, Dr. S. H. Chapman, E. Bristol, H. Baldwin, Professor T. Peck, Professor A. Phillips, Dr. J. U. Wood Rev. G. Bushnell. s. A. Galpin, D. B.. Bradley, Professor E. P. Morris, W. G. Bushnell, F. D. Trowbridge W. H. Moseley, Dr. F. F. Beckwith, Dr. B. A. Cheney, F. H. Baldwin, E. J. Brennan, w. E. Jacobs, R. w. MacLauchlan, C.. T. Jones, w. F. Morton, F. w. Clark, o. Alum, C. w. Kannahan, H. G. Shep- ard J. T. Mahon, John MacLauchlan, w. K. Reynolds, J. Harty, o. F. Sparks, D. T. Sanford, J. s. Sanford, E. s. Smith, D. w. Allyn, F. M. Wiser, w.. H. Moore, S. $. Salisbury H. H. Sparks, L. A. Humiston, J. Santry A. D. Thompson, D. J. Ackley, E. l.. Hine, A. R. Bradley, s. H. Reed, D. B. Tucker, P. N. Schoonmaker F. Altman, R. s. Woodruff, c. w. Blakeslee, J. W. Ever ett, c. F. Benoit, N. H. Youngerman, S. A. Clark, F. l.. Mead, F. A. Corbin, c. H. Golf, Joseph Woods, H. l.. Cowell, A. Maresca, G. P. North, E. F. Mans field, M R. Durham, A. 0. Thompson, w. H. Belden, M. J. Nero, M. Bryan, T. Turbert, M. R. Hubbell. l. M. Heller, c. Comstock, w. s. Wells, G. Lauber, c. E. Park, A J. Beers, c. Oakley, R. Terrells, G. Reiderich, jr.. c. Fleischner, E. Fasch, G. H. Hotchkiss w. H. Chiv- CTS, L. Mansfield. J. J. Howard, l.. F. Wilcox, w. J. Bradnack, A. Langrock, M. Langrock, A. l.. Rodwell c. J. Led in, S. C. Ledin, c. E. Erickson, G. J. Woodtke, J. Martin, c. A. Somers, W.. Lyman, w. c. Camp, S. E. Holt, H. A. Livingston, c. F. Peterson, Hon. A. C.. Hendrick, A. N. Sperry, l.. E. Dudley, E. A. Finch, F. H. Elson, c. R. Coan, w. F. Herz, J. Haury, c. B. Bryant, G. F. Burgess. F. Potter l.. M. Wellman, Dr. P. c. Skiff, D. Boschen, J. c. Hol- lister, J. F. Meigs, l.. l.. Willard, l.. w. Howard, B. F. Hendricks, l.. s. Rowley, i M. J. Hotcfkiss, A. L. Patience, c. U. | Newman, J. w. Lee, J. c. Scovill, G. w. Gregg, L. H. Avery, N. B. Hoyt, E. M. Darlington, G. H. Butricks, E. Wade witz. F. S. Dawless, w. H. Elkins, R, J. Moorehead, F. Wines, M. Smith, H. 1 H. Baldwin. c. B. Foster, H. W. Clark, l D. D. Lambert, G. D. Johannes, E. Il. 1 Sperry, c. R. Spiegel, M W. Curtiss, | H. F. Russell, J. F. Gilbert, E. L. Isbell, | J. M. Lines, w. E. Whittlesey, N. N. Hubinger, F. R. Gorham, T. A. Tripp, 1 c. E. Larkins, c. T. Trecarten, E. J. Dennis, H. $. Howard, N. J. Hayes, s. J. Hayes, E. Hewitt, c. W. Vishno, H. l c. Young, H. Lauffer, A. E. Peck, J. J. | Wooster, R. H. Brown, J. J. Hyde, w. Woodcock, jr., A. H. Bennett, J. s. Bradley, J. D. Leighton, J. E. Blair, c. H. Bogart, F. Fl. Lewis, E. E. Gessner, l.. P. Newcomb. O. E. Lapham, F. o. Jewell, c. F. Southard, F. A. Curtiss, J. I A. Church, w. c. D. Dickerson, c. M. l Fabriaue, w. H. Moore, H. s. Welch, F. Chillingworth, J. H. Bronson, c. M. Conklin, G. H. Pfaff, H. V. Whipple, l.. | A. Austin, H. H. Peck, $. s. Holiday Thomas J. Fleming, E. A. Todd, T. A, l Todd. J. Peck. F F. Norman, T. E. F, Norman, c. r. Messinger, A. R. Bur- well, c. E. Katch, w. c. Maltby, F. w | Harmon, N. Adams, W. F. Roberts. M | c. Read. F. A. Southworth, c. s. Gray F. N, Kinney, D. J. w. Porter, Joseph Weisman, M. Conboy, M. ]. Fisher, w Fitzgerald A. Ruttiger, G. R. Bill, J H, Allard, Carl Price and William Aus tin.
 Secretaries--P. Nicholas, M. Manson IT T Wells, H. N Wilkinson, w. A Law, A. c. Viebranz, A. Spinello, C. E l Hart. G. w. Wright, H. c. Kentfield q. F. Smith, W. J. Peck, H. A. Warner H. Bunnell, S. Fields, F. c. Patterson l A. T. Kingwood, G. M. Steinert, w. A Beimler, w. Platt, D. Daggett, Dr. c H. Townshend, Dr. l.. s. DeForest, $ S. Thompson, w. Hurlburt, H. G Pond. G. H. Bartholomew, w. Brenner W. A. Sanford, c. H. Resell, c. F. Be dell. F. c. Schlein, c. s. Meeker, C. A Lushman, Theodore Pierson, A. Lin auist, E. M. Ufford, Charles G. Kim berly, F. J. Miller, Charles Thomas, H l.. Douglass, P. Brunson.
 NOTES.
 The Third Ward Republican club vii
 meet on Saturday evening at the corner of Cedar street and Congress avenue The speakers will be Arthur c. Grave! and Fred W. Orr.
 To-moTrow evening Richard H. Tyne