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OUR RoLL-cALL.

honor viii include "A deficiency in some point.
OUR RoLL.cALL.
THE letters ~. mean veterans son. v.d veter-
aii'f daughter and veterans widow: members
OF associations will be marked ;. and DV.l
Lula Edwards, W. P. Ed wards w. B. Stevens.
Ocala. Fla Walter Audrey, VS., Clarence
Audrey, VS., Charles Houston, VS., Charles
Chalfant. vs.; all of Mt. Perry O.
All OF the above, " no 20 names are vouched
for by a new member-ArcIe Kessick, Gratot
O.-Teqpost exchange Of letters, rs does Archie
himself
In forwarding the names w. B. Longstreth.
Gratiot, o., requests exchange OF postal
autographs with all the &C. and L-H.W
Total OF the rOll.call TO date 1881
Lula Edwards, w. 7. Edwards, w. Il. Stevens
Ocala. Fla, are all Southern young people. but
true blue E.C.'s who desire correspondence and
hope for better acquaintance. introduced by
William Z. Barnes. Of the EUe,aiRg Star. Ocals
TEXAS RANCH.
DEAR EDITOR L.H.w In a recent Issue of
/ The NATIONAL TRIBUNE Comrade McKenna
EXPRESSES the belief that own more land in
the Lone Star State than i want, and that il
would he well TO send patients there to recuper-
ate. etc.
While j quite Rgree with Com rade Mex enn
that this nOnld appsIr llD,2i0 acres too much
! land for one person 10 own, yet il is not too
much to raise cattle and sheep on successfully
The ranches in my section of Texas Wal
! Verde County, are all quite large My neigh
.lors A. j. and J. j. Dull. OF Harrisburg Pa.
| have about 10000 acres of land fenced; 40 that
! you see the force Of remarks about immgra-
1 ton in THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE of a couple
OF weeks ago.
There is no demand for land. have very
/ little immigration, and ronsegue siy we have
TO stock land with sheep, cattle, horses. etc,
TO feed and supply the markets which are IA
vored by immigration.
IL we could induce good, healthy immigrants
10 go TO Texas whether native or foreign, ]
have no doubt but what many of the large
ranch owne-s would be willing to part with
some OF their land at very low figure. /
would sell ut the rate of 81 per acre, and feel
i su e others would do likewise
! We are aware of the value of immigration
we know that whore there are numbers and
where the population 30 the of land IL
dense that the land is valuable and the taxable
value large.
About 10 years ago the Conntyasat fDel Rio
| Of Val Verde County had but q few .huts end
the assessed valuation OF its property was bu,
q few Thousand dollars: to-day it has an lcsti
mated population Of over 3 600 inhabitants, q
SIS 600 courthouse, o couple of schoels--one cost
| ing $4,000. four .ehaEchss. bank opera, hpuse
etc. and property assessed at absut d, 500 900
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viii send free positive cure for all Female Dis-
cases Irregularities, etc Asimpe. private treatment
common sense remedy that fails. FREE with
valuable axSice. Mrs L. ID. HUDNUr, South Bend Ind
Aentlon The National YTibuRS.
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CONVERSATION CLUB.
Our Ron-Call and Some Who Have An.
swered Long Ago.

IifIos o1tte Cgub.l. Write briefly. .. Write only
on ulte ride OF the Jape-. g. Write ioille point A.
Write on subject. s. Write your best. 6. Each
week the OF those writing tiIe best letters
style. composition. spelling. I,ennauship AMI gen.
erai merit consdcred-wili he named tlIe head
Of ihis column the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all OF these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency iu some pise mint
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MYSTERY.
ANSWERS To Nos. 24l. 2I2.
Nor; It'd Esq-6

ANSWERS To Nos. al. 242.
tMay ia 1861
2S7s-Grert as76-wnr.fare.
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HULLERS AVOSANI
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PLNN1SH ASENATH
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AMI LCAR ATABNLS
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ANARASTA SwANPAS H
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TREArERS INITIATES
MAS TODE9 SPEAKERS
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A Study of fhe International Sunday
School Lesson Appointed for July
26. 1886. I
Subject: Gods Promise to David that
Grand Temple would yet be Built. sa',
7:1-17 (nclusiye).
INTRODUCTION.

Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy scriptures as
indicated above.i
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Attractive and seryiceal,le.

There are some situations absut the farm
and farm buildings where the expense of
picket-fence seems hardly to be warranted,
yet where the ordinary board fence does not
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r1Hhe letters vs.. veterans son. Il. vetey-
am daughter and Wv. veterans widow; members
OF associSCtiors will he marked y V. aud D. vi
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according to thy pnrpose.
o. Lord is with thee " g. Blesses thy
.eforts-gives thee success. i Ch., .22:7.
Suggestions.
l. Much OF rest time should be spent in holy
meditations
2 We ought to be ashamed to live in very
nice houses, while Gods houses our church
buildings shabby.
3. After God has greatly helped u.s. blessing
in efforts, protecting us from onr enc
mics etc, we shofd think of onr duties as to
Him, the Church, etc. We should be grateful,
and manifest it in some practical ways.
4. Life is O struggle with very little ,cessa-
ton, but we may rejoice as soldiers Of Christ
that when we reach our Eternal Home, our
Heaven Palace, we eau rest, with no thought
Of future battles.
s. We should be very careful to ascertain
with as much certainty as possible what Gods
will is in any proposed plan. The intention
may be good q Kb, s 1s) and yet it may be
wise not to act in the ,purposed way. Nathan
also erred, though with much to favor his
course. John kitto notes, referring to the
| prophet:
He had to learn that even the obsionsness
! ola thing to human conception did not excuse
prophet from the duty of consulting the Lord
before he declared an authoritative opinion"
The work which David proposed to do was SO
necessary, 80 fitting. that any devont man
| would at the instant second IL. We see the
Limitations of human wisdom.
8. Love the Church, the place for public re-
ligious worship. Get into the spirit OF Ps, 81 j:
| j, 2. Hear David in Ps., % g. When once
such love for the Sanctuary is inspired there
| will not be much trouble as to the vexing ques-
.tion of Church attendance.
| Rev. C. b. Smith, of st. James, N. T., eK-
pressed tire feelings we should experience and
advocate a. to ths purposes of Gods Church
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Chief Of s;an. J. Frederick Alderman. ,,, =,
Aids: George H. simpson. Theodore C1nrow.. w w., a.
Benedict. Joseph DedeIer Gilbert knight a Mares
Stewart Eyerssy chd ARasw aswn H. D. hs Walton. T
General Anson q. NcCook. Frederick Viimar T. a
Dubey. Ddward Jessup +: H. Weyman r. w w.
Rumble. II. j. Miner. Adam X Luxe LOUIS 4. 'o"y
Fin, diviscn--MaTshal. Thomas Alfred veron Aids j.
H. Walker and w. r. shsiieid - - .,
Second Divfsion-Marshal. Robert w. skinner; ains'
T. r. Buchan and w. CnderhiIi . -
Third Divison--Marshal. Charles Wihe,ns: ads Her
II. Roebng and ]. Rosenberg ,,
Fourth Diyision--Marsha Carmine DE Zego aids: An
tonic DE Zego and james Lang
A mammoth drum mounted on tricycle. VIII De
used in Kirchner's 18th Regiment Band in front OF
the First Division.
COAL TRADE SOUND MONEY CLUB.
To assemble In State-st.. right resting on Bowling
Green and be ready to move promptly at IL 80 a. m
President W. r. Potts vice president. T. j. berwhu sec
reinry, q. A. Holden. treasurer j. H. DICKSON; char.
me OF Executive Committee Y. IL. Nllams' .ist
Regiment Band; W. ". lnzlis. captain. commanding
Marshal. Robert olyphani.
Adtutant r. Murray Olyphant
Aid. c. H. Booth. -
Honorary stan-Joseph ssekney W r. Potss T. ); t bes
wind @. A. Holden. w: g. wsibridse "A, 5: Ltte
]. b. Dickson. Y. II. Williams. s. T. Peters. =. l.
Eddy Alfred Walter w. V. s. Thorne NJ. H. Mead
John Ed,nonds and J. +. Knapp So, ~,.,
First Battaiion-Assissnt marshal commandns cnsres
A. Walker: acjjutant. j. Kensett olyphant; AID f. A.
Leroy jr: captains-Lemuel E. Wells, Robert r.
Mackey, Livingston Crosby. w. c. Mcquin H. d.
Heissenbuttei Charles 7. Leonard. T. g. FRENCH John
Gordon. II. B. Crandaii and Louis Muller. ...
q. Perham: af1utant. J. @. Hannah; aid LLOYD ~
Scott; captains. r. A. Potts. George Dickinson W. IT,
Gaylord E. O. schermerhorn. a. NJ Lowenthai James
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Second Battalion-L. NJ Merriam major: J. W. Do'u'
adjuan'.
POTTERY. GLASS AND LAMP ASSOCIATION.
To assemble in Park Place right resting on
Broadway. to move promptly at 45 p. m
chef marshal George b Zones Jones.
AIdsE r. AndcI.on enamn TnSsr s sD,s,n Hsny WITT y T.
Liter H. f'S H. Mirrny H. nsN' ws% liam rayof
HIDE AND LEATHER SOUND MONEY Asso'
CITATION.
To assemble In City Hall Park. right resting on
Broadway. 1t will bo ready to move promptly at
l:So D. IN.
ns %,s e sar TaaP James Il r,y. nswipn Ess
President of the Ride and Leather Association. Edward
s,aG-w. @. Hoop'e James r. Plum. R. \. wiet. 81 II.
%s's'sa % iGsas wdm III Gy ss Hens' Ms + T. t
Iapham Lewis Porter. George Watson Charles IN H.
ye Tse'SS %,m Il p MT T. o ssSf"f L 1a.nns knfs
leopold nOsbaeA M ~ s I@5"s 5sss@c @i@T y E'"ss cs
icr Frank Daryca j. Harvey I.adew. Charles s; Les
e's E cs cFr%dTS 4Sedots Ps n Hds H1"S Fsa,
Hecht' r. sui,bersor, rsen~ lex M speer j. II Lock-
wood. J. C. Costello William pnlen. O. y; Horton.
First Section 20 companies ocs m"S"a' N''"'
Second Section. % companies Assistant marshal F. W.
Third Section. 20 companies Assistant marshal s. A.
Fourth Section 20 compnnios-Assis,ant marshal Henry
Fifth Section 90 companies~Nsssan, marshal. Clifford
Lutkins.
BOOT AND SHOE SOUND MONEY AssOC1A-
TION
To assemble In CITY Hall Park. at Park ROW. I'M
mcdiately IN the rear OF the Hide and Leather
Sound Money Association. II will follow In line tho
Hide and Leather Association.
Marshal Daniel T. Morse. - -
AKo p. H. Lockvood " g. Fisher f. W Bre'ow
James A.. Bell William Morse. Clinton Elliott.
John H. Hanan and r. c. Thayer.
WEST SIDE MERCHANTS SOUND MONEY
CLUB.
To assemble IN Murray-st.. right resting on Broad
way II will be ready to promptly at i:5o p. m
President. William Wills
Secretary William JeNrsys
Treasurer. Charles H. Fancher.
Marshal H. Franklin Hart
Adfutnni- General. II. r. Mantdn.
George Case. First Division. John Home. Second
Division: Edward u. pepew. Third Division,
sADDLERY AND HARNESS TRADE.
To assemble in Warren-st.. right resting on Broad
way. I; will be ready 10 move promptly al p. m
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that simple. common constipation. Therc Is
no telling what it may lead to, but it is to lead to
something bad Its immediate effects are unpleasant
in the extreme. 1t makes people lisess gives them
headaches, makes the digestion poor, causes di,s
ness loss of appetite loss Of sleep, foul breath and
distress after eating All this merely because Nature
has been imposed upon, and has been refused the
little help she needed
This little help is furnished b, DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets One pill is gentle laxative and two a
mild cathartc. There two remarkable things
about the " Pellets" One is that they never grpe
the other that they permanently. There is no
other medicine that does cure permanently. You can
take any other medicine you like ms long you like
and If you stop, your trouble will back quickly
and the chances are the trouble will be worse thnn It
was before. This isn't true Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets You take them until you get yourself into
perfect working order. and then you stop. You don't
have 10 take any Pellets unless after a while
you do something that deranges your digestive sys-
tenn again. We are not guessing about these facts
and we don't ask you to take our unsupported word
for It. Thousands Of people have found they are
true and have testified to them
Let the druggist who says that something cisc Is
Just rs good" sell that something clse to somebody
else.
Don't let him triAc with your health for the sake
Of Q little more profit 10 himself
Worlds Dspensasy Medical Association. No. 66,
Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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psry: Y:r cs; Ts p.yS G. F. Bsiss ssSn lr'
THE CLOTHIERs LEGION.
To assemble In Canal-st.. east Of Broadway right
resting In Broadway: to be ready to move promptly
At 5:b5 .. m.
Adys,nt and ''s Joseph sb'OD ,o.
min HOFFMAN William Goldman /. n. hornthal.
oG%Sn H.s b
Oscar stncr and caemond HammersiOush.
SHIRT, COLLAR. NECKwEAR AND HABER.
DAiHERS.
Marshal W. sc-iven colonel. commanding
Adjutant. Thomas b. Aldrch.
HAT TRADE MKINLEY AND HOBART SOUND
MONEY CLUB
To assemble In Canal-st.. west Of Broadway.
right resting on Broadway and will take their
place In line Immediately in the rear OF the
Clothers' Legion. promptly at sos p. m.
v,.ess.Is President. william I.n.,d., p Then rs21a.u
Treasurer. Emil Rlnke.
ssSs.stssS, S.'sSsi. Z Z ? ?. fslssn ssas'y.
A'':; T:; s & %: Rsss H['E or S% Hsi;s:
William Rowland; Albert IIckner A; l. Ehardt. VII; VII;
r. e n!SSn 2 E SsS'S %aS sf" .::
Ion.rxan. Anvil William "Gdi" Hail. william bu,enshsw, D z.
u Tsrr Il cs rpnddmsn IL e3n E
IcuI. ]. We'll Mr freeman c. H. Kcasor 3. Young.
stevens. Richard r: Hayes. F. X. ps Chu,kowski'
M Edward drRi Mrsch. re G. car" G Reed p MeEiroy :
THE CLOAK AND SUIT TRADE SOUND MONEY
ORGANIZATION.
To assemble In Broome-st.. east of Broadway.
right resting on Broadway. 1t will be ready to
move promptly at 6:25 p.
Treasurer. Maurice Roth.chiid.
Secretary O. Harry Abbott.
Ar, 4, Marshal captain Abe H. Herss ,,
Aids srFeNssas %'Ssifs Henry
Ralph Blum John E. Dillon, Fred Biatt
WEST SIDE RETAIL DEALERS REPUBLICAN,
AND SOUND MONEY CLUB.
right resting, on BroaGway: 1t win be ready 70 10
move promptly iSst at Sa5.Ss s% SGoSk @ 3 n Mas.
Commando. e..P Police Captain Ira s. Garland;
Aids oba.cn sss; nuss. Ts. rhs%s. 6 sa sors. %'m
Captains Eass' onsad F. Mns Rpsay p S:ws Nswss Theodore
ITALIA, CITIZENS BUSINESS MEN.
To assemble in Maron-st right resting in East
Houston-st. and Broadway; to move $50 p M.
RUMANIAN.AMERICAN SOUND MONEY
Assemble In Broome and Marion sts.: to move a.
WHOLESALE FURNITURE TRADE SOUND
MONEY CLUB.
To assemble in BIeecker-st.. east Of Broadway,
right resting on Broadway. to move at p m.
Marshal. Il. r. Barnes.
RUBBER TRADE DIVISION.
reang assemble Sn n Bonds east Of roadway right
Marshal. Joseph l.. Gilman.
Atdes-N Chapman and j. Sweeney.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SOUND MONEY
CLUB
To assemble in Waverly Place. west Of rif,h-ave.
right resting In Fifth-ave.: to move at 745 D. m.
Grand Marshal Maxwell Lester
-, Marshal J. l.. Fleming
Platoon OF sixteen students each over feet inchea
49, Band.
~'as; q. o. Hotter marshal School o. Law: marshal
ssno,s SEN GIN IN Arts and Mines marshal Juniors in Arts
marshal. freshmen in Arts and Mines.
STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY
OF NEW-YORK.
To assemble In Lafayette Place. with The right Of
tho division resting at Fourth-st., at 7:3v D. M
Marshal Maurice simmons
Associate Marshss Mr. Holton. NJ J. Eisas and Mr.
80. Kennedy.
AIDS; George F sahi Jacques sehiosser clarer,s A.
Sparks. Marcus Holman. David Aaronson, Edva-i
spi'zka. NJ d. barr and L. 5. Boyer
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EMIL TWYEFFORT.

yYrs battaiionB r. Merwin. major: Harvey Patterson
adjutant.
Second battalion-M Arnhem. major; J. D. MeEwen'
adtutant.
Third ba,talion--Georee H. Tappen. major; NJ l. Fox
adju,ant.
RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP SOUND MONEY
CLUB.
To assemble in Battery Place. right resting on
Bowling Green, and be ready 10 move promptly at
II q.
President and marshal. John L. Snow
AIDS charles T. sayIe FairlMSms g Tue Tsskes
Daniels F. Ia Bay; r. NJ Parker. John Norris j.
mandns Band forty pieces aa,d i ,ns and M.
Second faialionH. = Lydecks gsss,an, marshal com
Employes Of The New-York Ontario and western
the Delaware Lackawanna ard Western Ts the HeH ~
Trunk Line Association. -
Third bstiaonIw BsgeT ssssans ,r MARINA cra cTI ha
empioyss Of the Erie. Raroed end all the Broadway
railroad agencies and offices. Employees representing
the New-York and Albany Day Boat Company
PAPER AND ASSOCIATED TRADES.
To assemble OH Greenwch-st right resting on
Battery Place. and be ready to move promptly at
1iI5 a. M
s. Walton. John 6. Rankin. jr.. Theodore Conrow, ".
h0rn Il hoOlS Henry + HAIL
Zeso Anarew H. keoes RoGsr T reEs.dn ss n + sqE
Beck, Joseph E. Knapp: John W; Rhoadss, Ralph
Trau;man James KsmPs,er c & KysIs R.s b0Onneid
jaeger jaeger wiil!am Wiley. j. : 6syle. ,W j. ETsell
SsiGhsi SanSrds. Hcbe- sEinner G. + Hubs r. r. Cor
s. W1y by ETsnf II HeTTs heT Rfssls f5sss ssnss
Treasurer. Frank squier
secre,arv. Colin Keith urouhart
Marshal William d. May.
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MTIIsININi NNO FT'V" EN ITEs0F1 "r1' "''''
CAN CLUB

To assemble in Reade-st.. cas-, OF Broadway. right
resting on broadway; TO move promptly at S:o p M
Marshal John l.. Baker
Chief of stan. Granville DALEY.
AIDS. II. A. Searle. James O. johnson. j NJ blhgnam
Thomas J. Cotton Simon stolz -. Hrsh Thomas n
!. s,aicckrr j Emsheim~r. ] schultz. X Hon
heimer, Frank comey. A. ~. Hyker' J. :. Ha5,' Il Il
sina"er, s s,eintcia.r Albert shumway., Charles
beers acorwe Less. +. ni"nehi A aad.r ! George
LORENZO Cutler. ": A. Eames Henry samuel
Z.msr; Charles s. la Yak C. sH"y.r L. ,;assr, Ms.r
Fhompson william H. nm. =. {; H,ll. 3; H. Hi.L
ihom.s sullivan. James Drew. John Dunphy: 4
Patterson w. r. EN-. - stearn, ,y,i ysnn p'ns,; ~
C. g. Rurr NJ IIecht, F. Gotihod. L DAVE. " J.
Brett H. J. Gilman sarnucl schir a. q Ivy. John
Miles. q. Taylor. !. Denler. - ,,,-
Co!ones: First battalion. Edward Mner. second bat
talon r. H.. Edsall: third battalion. pH4riss W.
Farmer: fourth battalion. Mauric. Welt .,.,
William y. Walton general commaniin S"co't iivnon
lolnneIs: Ffnh battalion J. H. Baker; sixth tstalion
Walter Park. seventh battalion Edward o. Nenh
THE CARRIAGE TRADE sOUND-MONEY CLUB
Marshal, u. J. Wilson.
Aids from the nis represented among vhom are brew
duncan 4 White A. T. DemareSt Il Co. X. NJ
stivcrs. William u. Gray James W Renwick Down,
inr a Co.. Corbctt e. McAuliHc. Burr Co., j. T.
Goodrich Il Co.
HARDWARE TRADE SOUND-MONEY LEAGUE.
To assemble In Rcadc-st. west OF Broadway,
right resting In Broadway. to follow Immediately
IN tho rear OF the Millinery Division. promptly at
535 y. m.
Marrhni. Alfred n. CTnch.
Secretary and treasurer william II. Donaldson.
Ads: Georg" i. weper'. assistant marshal. Eiward II
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

JEWELLERS MKINLEY AND HOBART CLUB
To assemble IN Maiden Lane. Nassau and John
sts. right resting on Broadway. 1t will be ready
to move promptly at 3:2o p. M
Prcsiient-J. u. Bowlcn.
secretaryEA Barker ] snow
.,.. r,... chief ad.lIenry 7; Ide. >,
i,rincf Julian sternberser, Percy. 1. Loud. a. i
pteinsr L. j. h;; De,sch;; Frank 7: Sloan. William l.
ssco%4 S,T.SnIW wI T.IssT l,rysn,
PSner. Mnstcd 'E E. Eaon al Mros'ry noser 1ch
THE DRUG. PAINT. OIL AND CHEMICAL
TRADES
To assemble In Maiden Lane. south Of Williams ST.
mediatey In the rear OF the Jewellers Mckinley
and Hobart Club. 1t will be ready to move prompt
ly at 2i5 p. m.
cs.i @'o'ee'Is sas aaas~ s%aIa hessts MSiln'uS
r. n''}as $ss.,s 8 ks p.Ss %Sa ;..s John
Meyer. Henry DALEY jr,. r. ": Fink. a. Kiipstein
JOIN Clay War 5sSu l. isss fsa;. fS D5sss
Aa. saas aasa s Il E3F1sf @nM W. s. r. Dpssn. ps william
Tn1% gss1%d srIenEsmsr 9Ins1 oomssnans
uA H. fads a cS%%nndns
Fifth section-walter Longman. commanding
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SUP.
PLIES FOR STEAM. WATER AND GAS.
To assemble In Jobn-st.. east Of willam-st, right
resting In Wiam-st.. ready to move promptly at
4:05 p. m. Thirty pieces of the 7th Regiment Band
and the "a Regiment N j.. Band
Liss;snsa,cssiss: sssn: csss,s: l. sT%ss: IL o.ss,
.. .,.,,, As,usn' Walter B. Tufts:
''' ''''''''-A ss;;as ss;ssss. major D'''' A''~
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Marshal. J. Newton Van Ness Aids chosen from ths
following nrm- whose members ani cmploycs lolin.
M No-eman A. Bro Wood Gibson. X. \. IuIueer
Co.. Martin Martin; smith Worhng'on 20, o.
T. ~ Harley. Robert Currie John Peyfer son y. r.
Beck n Son. J. W. waliron 4 Bro. =. W. Bouneru
Co. y. T. pemsrest a Co. Hl5orn ilam'rs Axen'
cy Peters & Calhoun Co. Henry Atchcntach. mar
re & N'on: Harmer. iIoys 8 CO. g. hscnrn- ns,,s,
Torpkns A Mandsville Veii Bros. Thomas j. Dunn.
Henson Manufacturing Co, Hlli Langstroin Isaac
J. stng. snilicry Hardware Co. Royal Harness
Co. j. II. Iafruisr-. II. A. Randall y son y. a.
Whiehouse Co.. ]. r. Slingcran, V-'orne q ru' ~ ~
John Moore 4 Co. Elmer Hand White Kerr, ~
q. wnmann 4 Co. g II. v. Hsidng. p Ehcrc ,,
Son Edward Bach. Henry !. Garnet NICHOLAS van
Nc-, Mannheim
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Centuries ago, people used
to fear what they called the
pestilence. " Black Death "
was the most terrible thing In
the world to them. They fear
led it as people now lear the
Cholera and Yellow Fever.
i And vet there is a more terri
bic thing than any of these.
There is a thing that causes
more misery and more deaths
than any Of these. II Is the
commonest trouble that human
beings suffer from. II Is 40
common that nine-tcnths Of
all the sickness in the world Is
traceablc to it. II is merely
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

Every Wand and vintage that viii please the mos,
fnsdious with the perfection OF service at the
new Hotel Manhattan. t2d and Madison Avenue
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

To assemble IN Cedar-st., east Of broadway. right
resting on Broadway. II will be ready to move
promptly at 205 D. m.
President q. T. Patterson. Secretary A. H. Thorburn
Marshal. George B. Rhosds Chief Of staff Pierre
Boucher. Aids: =. C. Anderson, II. q. Boswell A.
3. pufhe; EdgsrIy. Hamilton Fish, George II
ward l. Shaw. W; n. Tiiton. Gilbert l. Fitch. J. IL
Burnside; 8 G cIobriSEs =, O. !. Barrett, W. C.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

jr.. f. X Halsted, ". Halsted H. ri phean' H.
haInus r. W. Pratt w. f. Van felt. . T.
First battallon-John W. Jenkins comha''u'''' ~ ~
Miller. adJutan' ,,.,..
~ George T. Wilson. adjutsn -. ,o,,
Third ba,taI,on-Rober A. Crannis. oommandant John
~ Il. Ward aijutant. ~ ~
Fourth battaon-J g. Whitney. coininahuah'' H' a.
~ Anderson Adjuant.
Fifth Dattalion-w AadnGGf aG,,so, sSmman'an'' "'"''
Sixth Battalon-H s Poole, commandant: william "a'-
~ nor, adjutant.
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Treasurer. a. Turner.
Secretary, T.. A. Drake.
Chairman Of Executive Commttee-Charles f. Quincy.
6ta Charles T.. Quincy. Edmund Clarence steiman L.
4. Harker. james seemnn w. l.. Bull. A. +. II.
Martin Daniel Bacon lanes l." siiI,nan; ns e. W.
Loun.bury. w. II. Porter; HORACE L. io'cha,,.,.
". Male, Samuel H. schaener. y. II. IiollisteT:. J.
Harsen Rhodes. T.. A. Qun,ard. w. i. Troiter VIII
lam a. Nash A. $ Apsar Frederick T Brown W.
Frederick d. Tappen. Thomas Denny, General Thomas
J.. Watson. John stanton. H. J. Morse; O. G. Do
mann c. l. Hudson r. Keppler. c. c. Brown. George
Nelson c. n. wilkinson c. B. Greene. A. II. Haw,cy.
j. ID. wilson William sherer and Henry Graves.
Colonel. james ID. Smith.
Lieutenant Colonel James a. McMlcken
Majors l.. g. Fieher. George j. Weaver. G. H. Hucsts
W. f. Daniel.
AGtuant William Evans. jr
attalion adjutans ". r. b. JacQuelin. j. q. Carlisle.
T. +. Slayback. g. II. Ray.
Quartermnerr. J. J. C. Humbert
Assistant auarterinaster. w d. Dunlap
First I3attaon-Major, L. c. Fisher; adutant II. T. n.
Jacquelin. -
Second Batalion-Ma1or, George J. Weaver adJutan,.
J. q. Carlisle.
Third Bsttaon--Ma1or Charles H. Huestis: adjutant.
T. f. eayback
Fourth Batsaon-Major, w. F. Daniel; adjutant e. II.
Ray.