The times., 1897-04-14
Bros,
Cor. 9TH and E SIS. N. w.
No Branch Store In Washington.

StOuueu TO UIle tOdst, An aflSeotiu ueJ va
Wealth Is of More Harm and Danger
Than Beneft to Society" was unable to
be present ~ @lG1
Mr. Williams, ofMassa Chusetts. however,
filled the void 10y an impromptu address
in response To the request OF the Chairman.
Mr.. Bryan proposed this as the last toast
of the evening, Andrew Jackson, the most
courageous defender OF Jeffersonan De-
mocracy"
Mr. McMilIin called upon Mr.. Bailey to
respond to this toast. Mr.. Bailey, how
ever said the Eour was too late to make
speech, and proposed a toast to the mem
ory of Jackson and OF Jefferson and to the
health of william Jennings Bryan.
This toast was drunk standing.
THE Jeffersonian Banner a song COM
posed by w. 7. whelan, of Washington, was
sung by the author, with the assemblage a s
a achorus, after which the company crowded
around Mr. Bryan and the festivities closed.
Among the expressions of regret received
were those from George w. Peck, Mil
waukee. Wis, ex-governor of Wisconsin,;
Hon. Joseph F. Johnson, governor of Ala
Lama; Hon. w H. Thompson. Grand Island,
Neb., of Democratic National Committee
Hon. james q Maguire, Of California; l..
a. Rosing, Cannon Falls, MINI, chairman
Democratic State central committee; Hon
Carter II. Harrison, Democratic mayor OF
Chicago; Mr.. John q. Shnnklin, editor
Evansville, Courier member Of Democratic
National Committee; Mr.. John l., Mckin-
ney of Titusville, Pa: j Frank Snyder,
CIearfield, Pa. and Eliot Danforth, chair
man New York State Democratic commit
tee.
Telegrams OF regret wer, received from
Warren +. Anderson. president Bryan Dem
ocratic League, Pensacola, Fla; J. T. Nc
Kechne OF Brooklyn; Harold Sudell, char
man Delaware Single Tax State committee;
John d. Warmon, secretary OF the Demo-
cratic League of Pennsylvania; r. Schai-
kenbach, of New York; NJ c. Acford,
Lexington, KY, and d. d. Philips, presi-
dent Central Bryan Silver Club, OF Nash
Vile, Tenn
The following was the list of sub
scribers:
Dwight Anderson, Willis j. Abbott, Col.
E W. Ayers, Hon. John Allen, Brooks
Adams. Hon R. P. Bland, James NJ Baker,
Hon. William B. Bate, Jerc S. Black,
Hon. Chauacey F. Black, Joseph w, Bailey
Hon. william J Bryan, Hon. Robert F.
IL
Button, Thomas +. Benedict, John B. Braw-
ley, Hon. s. T. Baird, Cottrr 7. Bride, VIII
liam Brindle, Hon Albert s, Berry, Major
H. L. Riscoe, j. II. Birch, Jr., L. d.
Brosius, Judge John Brannon, Hon. Thomas
H. Ball. H c Bell. Charles l.. Bartlett,
Harold Benedict, George w Bacon, Thomas
H Birch, S Brunddge, Hugh Brent, John
A BartheI, Hon. James Berry, Hon. F.
Brucker, Hon L. V. BTookshire. Griffin b.
Coleman. DR.. A. Z. Conrow, William X.
Cox, Hon. James A. Cooney, Hon L. w.
Carmack, Hon. Amos ]. Cummiugs.
Hon w s. Cowgerd Hon. S. y Cooper,
W Nick Clayton, Capt Henry Conner. F.
n Carr, C. l.. Campbell. Closkey Crom-
we'll Charles T Davis, B. G.. Davis, Hon.
Hugh A. Dinsmore, Hon. Robert W. Davis.
E. G Davis, Hon. r. c. Davey, Josephus
Daniels, Hon William A. DAILY, William
Dickson, NJ X. Duval, Homer Davenport,
J. TAYLOR Ellyson. Hon. Daniel Ermen-
trout. Norman T, Elliott, Hon Harvey B.,
Ferguson, Creed NJ. Fulton. Hon. Charles
J. Faulkner, Hon. Andrew F. Fox, Victor
G. Fischer, A l. Flagg, Hon. William II.
Fleming, h. j. Gallagher, Z. s. A;
Arthur Pue German, jr.: John NJ. Car
man, Hon. j. w. Gaines, william A. Cor
don, ]. G. Gray, James NJ Geraghty, Z. j..
Givens. II. A GuinZburG. William F.
Hoffman, Frank Hume, Robert " Har-
per- William Holmead, L. G. Hine, Glenn
ent w. Howard. Hon. James Hay, Fon.
Irving Handy, Hon. Eppa Hnnton,
Judge Robert T. Hough, StilSon
Hutchins, Walter HutchIns, Lee Hutcains,
Homer Hurst, J. i Haines, Curtis J.
Hinyer. Samuel l. Harmon, W. f. Hart,
Hon. j J Hemphill, Edward l.. Jordan,
] Harrison johnson, Judge Hugh Jewett,
| George NJ. Jewett, L. L. Jackson, Hon.
James X. Jones, Hon william c. Jones,
Eugene T. Joyce, I. l.. johnson, Thomas
p, Kalbfus. Frederick J. Kelly, Hon. James
Kerr. DIR. James Kerr, George Killeen, Hon.
Rudolph Klerberg, Hon. William n. King,
George W Lambert, Dr. Lcvindas F.
Livingston, Hon. John J LentZ, Blair Lee,
A. A. Lipscomb. L. s Lipscomh, Hon T.
s Martin. Hon. Hernando DeSoto Money,
John S Miller, Frederick R. Marvin. Robert
e Mattingly. Col. w G. Moore, O'Brien
Moore, Hon. John l. Mitchell, Hon. a
Meyer, Hon John A. Moon, Hon. P.
u. McCoIloch, Hon. Thomas C. McRae,
" s. Mexican, ir.; William c. McIntire,
D. C. McMilln, Benton McMillin, George
W NICK enzfe, John l.. Mckinney, Norman
Mack, Daniel McConville. Hon. John R
Mclean, Conrad Miller, r. E. L. Nichol-
son, 4 llison Nailor, jr.; James l.. Norris,
John H. Naylor, Edwin Newman, Hon
John E. Osborne, Hon. II. w Ogden James
Oliver, Hon. Samuel Pasco, Hon. r. A.
Pierce, J. R. Purcell, Harry c. Rountrec,
Gen Ben Piatt Runkle, Hon. John F. RiXey,
James A Rutherford, Hon. G. T. Russell,
hon. Joseph L. Rawlings, George w, Rae,
DR.. A. L. Reigel, Hon. J. NJ Robinson,
william f Roberts, r. r. Richards, Hon.
James L. Slayden, C. v Smythe, Hon
|, Claude A Swanson, J. H. Shannon, Alfred
]. Stofer, Clarendon Smith, James L.
S,,idmore. Hon William Sulzer,
Hilary Herbert steele, NJ. B. Scanlon, Hon
Joseph c. Sibley, H. j schulties. j. Cressap
Sprigg, jr., James G. Sprigg, John c. Slater,
Charles Sarvis, E. Chambers Smith, Hon.
william l.. Terry, Hon. Alexander Troup,
Hon James c. Truman, H. w. Talbot,
Col. Phil. B. Thompson, Matthew Tighe,
! Comfy r. Trigg. II. L. West Marshall
w. Wines, Edwin Warfield, j H. Whit
aker, g. B. Whitlocke, w T. Whelan
Henry Woodruff, Hon. W. f. Wilson, Joseph
Willard, Hon. George Williams, Robert K.
Youngblood 8. 8. Yoder, Hon. William T
Zenor.
The following were the Committees:
Commi ttee of Arrangements H. d.
Money. of Mississippi: Lloyd l.. Jackson,
of Maryland: George H. Lambert, Of New
/ Jersey: John L. Mitchell, Of Wisconsin;
Thomas B. Kalbfus, of the District of
Columbia.
Committee on Invitations-Joseph G. Sib-
lev, of Pennsylvania; Levin Irving Handy,
of Delaware: Stephen NJ. White, of Cali