The evening times., 1899-01-21
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL.
List of Subscribers to the Proposed
Building ut Richmond. Va.

Baltimore. Jan. 21.-Gen. John c. IN
derwood. of Kentucky. was in this city
yesterday in the interest of the ConfedeT-
ate memorial building which it is propOs-
ed TO erect in Richmond, Va. General
Underwood is a gentleman of attractive
personality, and is pushing the project
with an energy which gives promise of
early success: Many distinguished men OF
all parties and occupations have approved
the erection of such a building, within
which to compile and preserve the records
and relics comprising honorable archives
of the Southern people during the civil
war. Among them are the following.
most of whom are contributors thereto:
President William Mckinley, ex-Presi-
dents Grover Cleveland and Benjamin
Harrison, eX-Vice President Levi p. Nor
ton. =
Cabinet Minsters-Lyman ]. Gage.
Russell A. Alger. John ID. Long, Charles
Emory Smith and John Hay.
Ex-Cabinet Ministers-John Sherman,
c. n. Bliss, William C. Whitney, John G.
| Carlisle, Daniel S. Lamont, and Thomas
l.. James.
| James B. Eustis. late United States min
lister to France; Judge John NJ. Harlan
| United States Supreme Court
| United States Senators James X. Jones'
| Calvin S. Brice (now deceased), S. R. NAL
| lory S. B. Elkins, Charles j. Faulkner,
| William Lindsay, and others; Generals Jo-
seph Wheeler and Wade Hampton.
| Ex-Governors Roswell p. Flower, of
| New York, and Frank Brown, of Maryland: :
Judge Roger A. Pryor, Randolph Guggen-
heimer, president Of the New York muni-
cipal council. and ex-mayors Grace and
! Strong, all Of the city of New York; Seth
/ Low, president Columbia University; Col
| lectors of Customs George R. Bidwell. of
| New York, and William Penn Nixon. of
| Chicago.
| Fourteen bishops Of, the Episcopal
Church from New York Minnesota. Ken
lucky, Pennsylvania, Chicago, Virginia.
Massachusetts,, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia.
| Ohio, Missouri, and Albany, N. Y; Morgan
| Dix, pastor Trinity Church, New York city,
and eleven other Episcopal clergymen from
Boston. Philadelphia, Kentucky, Missis-
sippi. Michigan, Virginia and Maryland.
| William Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska.
| Capitalists and Bankers j. Pierpont
| Morgan, James Stillman. James T. Wood
ward, August Belmont, F. P. Olcutt, Nor
ris X. Jesup, ]. D.Eairchild, F. K Stur-
/ gis, John A. Stewart, John McAnerney,
| John Harsen Rhoades and John w. Hege-
man, all of New York city.
Railroad Presidents = Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central; NJ. E. ingalls,, Big -Four
and Chesapeake and Ohio Samuel Thorn
] as, Monon Route; C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific; H. NJ. Flagler, East
| Coast Line of Florida.
| The Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
| of Pittsburg, Pa; Alex. E. Orr, presiden;
Chamber of Commerce, New York city.
! Capitalists and Wholesale Merchants oi
| New York City-William E. Dodge, John
Clafiin. Emanuel Lehman, John d. Grim
| rnins, Trenor L. Park and Woodward
| baldwin & Co.
! Eminent Lawyers of New York City
| James c. Carter and Clarence Cary.
| Baltimoreans-John Gill, president Mer-
camille Trust Company; Edwin F. Abell
president of the A S. Abell Company
/ George G. Jenkins, Harry A. Parr, Charles
D. Fisher, F. M. Colston, Col. Charles
| Marshall and great many others.