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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
FIREWORKS on STATEN ISLAND.
PROGRAMME OF THE DISPLAY TO BE GIVEN
on PAVILION HILL NEXT THURSDAY.

The following is the official programme OF the n'e-
works 70 be displayed on Pavilion HiIl IolnpN"s
vile on the night Of Thursday. September Z" upo"
tho arrival OF the Olympia which will anchor oppo-
site that point They will b. under the direction OF
I Y Charlton and # IS estimated that on clea'
riebt they Will be visible for distance OF almost
thirty miles J. opening salute. 2 grand ilustra-
tion. grand crossre Of Congress rockets . ->a-
,,onal bombshels each making three distinct oreaNs
rcd white and blue: 3 masked batteries Of rapid
fro guns. G. great golden cloud rockets T. Neapoh-
tan bombsholls. S. fire picture. 400 feet square OF
old Glory. o hanging chain rockets. 49, salNo oi
Eve hundred aerial saucssions; H. challenge oomo-
shcls or aerial wonders r. banner In the SKY To-
Manila batteries. A. bombariment and rapH-hIe
,,mns Is our Nations hero. Admiral Dewey fD lee.
snuare. l6 Noapolitan bombshcNsi L. sear'tlsMI1
rockets Illuminating the surroundings ~ arr i1a
hououet 10 display Of Yellowstone Reysers ~ plIze
roctete. 81 Dewey battery D. salvo Of oomosheils'
Manila teascrs: @ wizard battery, forming a non-
oet Of flowers with fiery cobras and Italian s,reai-
ers a tho flagship Olympia, 40 feet square; 20
mammoth hombehells displaying chrys th'n.'ilS
u,isfarias jessamines and jugglery; - toiest Oh
arc. D. Charlton'a wonder bombshells, y battery
- Arcs and vari-coorcd gems o. our NATION
nr,de Niagara In seething, roaring restless HIeS'
90 good night.
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RIVALRY TO ESCORT DEWEY.
TROOP c. OF BROOKLYN, THINKS IT HAS
REEN SET ASIDE FOR SQUADRON A

II was thought at one time that Troop e. the
crack cavalry organization OF BROOKLYN "ou'u
have the honor Of acting as a PERSONA eSoo''
Admiral Dewey on the occasion OF the hnd paraoe
IN bis honor Now however. IT is said In Brooklyn
that the Brooklyn boys have been put OUT OF inc
CA lculatons. through the opposition OF Eenera'
Roe who naturally favors Squadron \, OF MaHha'-
fan Nothing definite has been announced as 20
rrool,l,.n "a he sure thing that Troop Will not
have that honor and that Squadron without
much doubt will. = ,roo =. aro
IT is said talking Of going to Governor e'e's
Ia ordcr that he may exercise his prcroeiliN we 30
80 Of the National Guard IN de,
taiiine the brooklyn troop as Deweys personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

- r. .ac said last night that the CON
Sederate Veterans will not march III 'ne 80 ba .
THE time since the assignment was Inaue =,
~ zoo short for them to be able to MAKE ai ~,
sort ~ a showing With the withdra",1ai oa
Grand Army OF the Republic tha6 WI"
the forces OF the parade below 3Oou 49, Vat
'H ~ t .s,or Ratferv will parade with the Net
Grams Of the standardization war nv s H
OF that body will be the ManhatlaH' ., 800 / 400
500 strong, and the Brooklyn kes,il,e rom
strong There will also be a detacrri' W. NV,
%ou- Jersey Colonel J. J. Aston Will p.Vu Io..,'
command the Manhattan regiment anu
Hubbell the Brooklyn men ,..oo,,or will
II looks now as If the Board OF Educaloh -
have 10 be satisfied without the enlareenIe"tt {,
the stand at Seventy fresldeIl' ,ine
tle made vigorous fight To have '!'e
capacty of the stand nearly dounieu y? 1.
Anton If twentv-fve feet on either SIDE OF H.
and plans were drawn to meet MS uesiicS. &c
that the new Appropriation is anhouAS Sr,h her
$4,000 ii will be imposslple ~ M ,v ~ the
exnense and the projected Grand ArniS " -, ~.
Republic stand will not be built ne IN
rnittee on Stands has already util'.. j ,or
1900 and the $50" balance 10 De '.,, ust Tor
a Municipal Assembly stand as payrlen, lu'
tho votes that made possible the increased NJ
preparation. Some Of the votes were oniS g. In
on the understanding that such stanu, t,,,or
absolutely under the direction OF 'he MUM 'P"'
Assembly should be built
AERIAL SHOW IN MADISON SQUARE.
This ,rosramme for an aerial show has been
nronared bv f. l. Horsman and WIFI he dis
Souare during the progress Of the land parade
First 4 grand tandem Of Blue Hi box kites.
edv,n on Two miles Of piano wire, flying the Ameri-
can flag 500 feet above the city IL.
second-Grand tandem Of six. seven ana nine nine
foot Eddy kites with hags and steamers. AZ ere
vations OF from Ave hundred to three thousand ieet
Third Grand tandems of Cooley airshlpa ana pans
ners Welcome Dewey" American hags ana
streaners at elevations OF from one thousand 10
three thousand feet 49,. ~. ,.h eors
Fourth-Grand tandem of ship Kites Win nag feo,
AND sailing the wind as II riding The waves
Tiffh-Grand tandem Of keel kites. extenainE
throurh the sky half a mile interSpersed WIN
eaes AT elevations Of FIVE hundred to three thou
sixth~Grand tandems Of naval box Kites iilown
singly in pairs. trplets and quadIupiets,, deva
snorsed with flags and streaMers Howl, al el''"-
lions from five hundred two thousand fcet ia.
seventh-Ry means OF the Lower patent XII XII
trolley American flags in the form OF paTacndH,edS
vii during the day be sent up from hNe hnu,eGG
~ one thousand feet there released and noated
through the air
During the day there will be introduces Geo
many novelties in the art Of kite Tying , ahu
The skv will be literally filed about Manson
SQUARE with kites flags and streamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
CpEVTVG or ONO ClfPATGY.

Cleveland Ohio. Sept 2-Colonel Charles r.
Dick, secretary OF the Republican National Com
mittee arrived here from Washington to-day. and
went directly to the office CT Senator Hanna, where
he held q long conference with the latter In REFER
ence to the approaching campaign In OHIO
Colonel Dick said that the opening Republican
meeting at Akron on Saturday would undoubtedly
be the greatest gathering Of the kind IN the history
of The State. He added that Pr 'sident Mckinney
would deliver no set speeches on his western Trip.
but would in all probability occasionally make DrIet
remarks from the rear platform OF his car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
president RonlNA FREES PRISONERS.

Lima. Sept 2l.-By order of President De Romano
the political prisoners who arrived mere yesterday
from Cerro de Pasco have been liberated on parole
The Presidents prudence tact and generosity cause
his popularity to increase. Last night the theatre
was crowded with Italian and d few Peruvian
families, and the Presidents appearance IN ms poH
was tho signal for cheers. II Is thought that DIS
conduct coupled with the good sense OF me people,
will soon re-establish peace am order IN Peru
Eduardo Lopez de Romano was proclaimed Presi-
dent OF Peru. in succession TO Nicolas de Pieroa,
by the Peruvian Congress on August T. after the
recent Presidential elections had been formally ap
proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
TORONTO HIGHLANDERS MAY COME.
GENERAL ROE SETTLES ALL DOUBTS AS TO
~rIr-rp fN-VTTATTON

GENERAL ROE SETTLES ALL DOUBTS AS TO
THEIR INVITATION.
General Roe has settled the doubts Of the Toronto
Hghlandors in regard to the invitation they have
received to take part in the parade THE Toronto
Globe" according TO a dispatch received in this
city. published telegram from General Roe yes
tcIday follows.
They have been invited. and It is the hope Of tho
committee that they will come go
CHARLES F. ROE. Chairman.
The above statement from the chairman Of the
Dewey Reception Committee In New-Nork inc
6is,a,cb savs .dsposes OF a story to the effect
~ Tho Highlarders had not been invited 10 New
York Colonel Cosby Is out Of town. runoI S8 d;s
g. \ew-York and as all ARRANGEMENTS are ~ Ms
farde nothing can be learned OF the plans OF the
command until his return, which Is expected TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
BELIEVES ANDREE has REACHED POLE.

stockholm Sept. 2l.-Dr. Ekhom. Professor Ma
thorst and Captain Andree believe that the buoy
marked. "Andree Polar Expedition found on Sep
TENDER Q. the north coast Of King Charles ISL
and. by the master Of the Norwegian cutter Martha
Iarsask Is one OF those which the aeronaut IN
tended 90 throw after The North Pole was nassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
THE REV. mERrIN T. WEBSTER ESCAPES.
WONDER AT BELLEVUE AS To HOW HE LEFT
THE MANHATTAN STATE HOSPITAL.

The Rev Mervn Y Webster. twenty-five years
old walked into Bellevue Hospital yesterday and
was sent 70 the Insane Pavilion TO be treated for
insanity The Rev. r. H. i. Miles who accom-
named him told the authorities that he fouad Web
sfer on the streets. Webster, he said. told him he
had left the Manhattan State Hospital ct his own
request which the doctors Immediately granted
The Bellevue authorities were puzzled at this and
said If II were true there must be something wrong
~ the Manhattan State Hospital.
Mr. Webster fell in love with and married at
tractive woman while preaching In a small place
I'm the state some time The woman left him
suddenly and wrote back from New-YHk that she
was not "a III companion for him, and had returned
TO her old life In the big city He came here and
sought hc- IA vain. lie brOOded over his disappont-
meut until he became insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamers
Ciiy ~ Rio Janeiro and city Of Picking have
been chartered by the Government: hence the dates
OF departures OF these two steamers between San
Francisco and the Orient have been cancelled
until further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
FIREN1EN ORDERED TO BE ALERT
Also TAKE PRECAUTIONS

FOR SAFETY Al Iih 'i-i''-'N
Fire chief Croker Yesterday issued orders to the
oror,en for the celebration. Leaves OF absence eN
cent vacation leaves are discontinued for the forty
eleht hours commencing with a. m. on SeptemoeF
% The attention Of the force is specially called
% the DAYS Of celebration. September . ana 81
and they are Significantly reminded that prompt
ness and alertness are required for the exiting
ing Of any fires that may occur on those days
Cornnony commanders are requested 10 see 10 1t
that an hvdrants are kept clear 10 the middle OF
the street and ten feet either side. Inc me o.
march is set forth and the commanders are 'oiu
that al the following intersecting streets po"'e-
men will assist in making way clear IN case any
fire should occur which Will necessitate the cross
g. = NJ the line The streets are Ienth lIttthln'
Eighteenth Twenty -ninth Thirty seventh, rory
third Forty eighth and Fifty-eighth ne hene"
sra renurstod that In case it should be neces-
sary 20 cross the line all apparatus 60 $40" III ~
Special attention is directed to the river fronts.
III ..rooi.ll,- ID, those COmpanieS near them. Inc
owners of docks piers and bulkheads or the occu-
PANTS thereof requested to use metalc NtSs'lss
or freDroof substances in burning Colored HI'S anu
IN handling pyrOtechnlcs. - ,,..o..
The force is Informed that the Park Dcpartment
EMPLOYEES Will cooperate with the men. The fatk
Denartmept employees will be placed near the
stands and will sec TO Il that combustnles are re-
moved 50 that cigars and cigarettes Will not Sli,"
them In conclusion. the order asks the men 10 Ut
courtoous To strangers and to furnish every IN
formation and assistance possible, = r-,
At a meeting Of the Ncw-York BOARD OF FiIe
adopted urging that extra precauton 10 AVOID ires
along the water front during the Dewey celepia,,
ton be taken and recommending that spcCldI
form Of permit on policies of Insurance giVln a
drawn up by the Board he used by members OF the
organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

HOI Sc.
&C. Timmlns. Derby. Eng
land.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Brewster.
Derby. Conn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Russell Chl.
WNKesharrc.
Dr. W. H. Brooks. |. r. A.
cuba.
II. Aditinch. Switzerland.
I George r. Burt. Saginaw.
r X simpson. Edinburgh.
/ 4. Roxburgh. Glasgow.
Joseph Lawrence. London.
/ ". p. Ross. London.
| Mrs A. r.. Hand. Scranton.
! Miss Hand. Scranton.
| W. II. Clark. Dallas.
l. II. Zieglcr. Philadelphia.
| NJ and Mrs. 4. :. Elliott.
Baltimore.
| Mrs. q T. Holt. Houston.
Miss Elliott. Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. /. l.. Stoiz,
Honolulu.
Mrs. job p. Stevenson. Lex
ington
Mis- stevenson. Lexington.
/ Mrs g. II Mitchell. For
restyilie.
Miss 10. Mitchell. Forrest
VILE
Miss II Kimberly, 81. Paul.
HOTEL.
r. NJ. Farrell. Philadelphia.
william Lee ker. kilwin-
ming. Scotland
l.. Arnheim. North Carolina.
q. 4 Sherer. Bethany. Mo.
ID. ". Jones. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Tucker.
Davenport. Iowa
u. Landsfree', jr, 7. :. A.
Earl G.. Canadian. l. S a.
/ Leonard Jarrin. Havana,
Cuba.
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TIE DEWEY HOMIE F1.Nn

Washington. Sept 1.-THE amount o. cash re-
ceived to-day by Treasurer Roberts for the Dewev
Home Fund was Sos making a total 10 dale of
So Os5. The number OF subscribers Is 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
NO REST FOR HOTEL CLERKS
ENOUGH ARRIVALS YESTERDAY TO FILL
LOCAL CARAvANsARIEs To
OVERLOOKING.

The arrivals yesterday were more than suficient
10 Ali the principal hotels.
The managers and clerks have 90 nucn W. o..
49,. ,har, hardly know what TO do Among the
arrivals yesterday were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
BRIDGE WILL Pc OPEN TO TRAFFIC.
CAPTAIN EAsON SAYS HE WILL NEED ONE
HUNDRED MORE POLICEMEN.

CAPTAIN John Eason Of the Brooklyn Bridge
police said yesterday that he would need hun
dred additional policemen TO keep the crowds NOV
ing and orderly during the days OF the Dewey
celebration II has been decided that vehicles
cannot be kept Of the Bridge these days. so II
viii be Impossible to open the roadways for the
public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
Adutant General Corbin has teegraphed Major
General Wesley Merritt:
FOREIGN WARS BANQUET PLANHEr

\ committee Of the National Commandery OF the
Military order Of Foreign Wars Of the United
States has been appointed to for the hold
ing Of a banquet under IN, auspices OF the order
in this city in ~" coming winter IN honor Of Adj
miral Dewey. The organization decided some
months to give a dinner in this city in honor
OF Admiral Dewey a. time 10 b. decided upon
by him. letter has been received from Admiral
Dewey. in which he accepts the invitation. lie
has not yet set any date for the holding OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
WALDORF-ASTORIA.

.,,. \, r,cohs Iond n. u Y Ireo.y Washington
ruAll,s " Wanamaker. John Cook Melbourne
T l,,iaS .i,ti, Il q. Herman Crawford
Judge 1ynden Harrison Ireland
~" 80 ,- baltimore H. - H Cnulsnn. London.
=, ~ vounr boston John Morgan. London.
II Welcnkamp. kie. Ger - = 'i- Is. ~ ''titHl
tn H., Cecil Brownow. II " sage. Albany.
fg,son John GU. Baltimore.
fsr,onf Washington. Fhu Root. Secretary q
The Hon Kenneth Wilson, Var
Hull England. ls.lH. I|ir,
Ia : g G. H. Judson. Rochester
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HOTEL IMPERIAL.

H. Reading Philadelphia II. r. sweet Atilehoro
> " Keone Boston y. e. NorthcOu. Iimifa
Paul II Rainier. Chicago VI II. Mark buna''
: F. Patterson. Baltimore. r. n wagner Ne" lhN'n'
Walter Weed. Buffalo y. White. Manchester i-hs
Joseph HUI. Atlanta land . -
j. G. Robinson. Elmira " \. Wilson Manchester
y r. Hoag. Kansas CITY England
! 4. Huffman pittshurg. W II Harris. Tonawanda-
Nr and Mrs 4 Schilllg l.. J.. Moore. Holyoke.
Ahany u brennan. Sou'hhrtge
q Kener IIagerstoUn Nd. Miss q Reilly. Southhrdge.
g. H. C'ohurn. Lowell Mass.
i. W Walker. Beaver Falls. II +. GOOD lSck raven
Mr. ana Mr.. sylvester r. T. Good. Lock Haven
TIa,fs
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Mrs. " s Bryant Dallas Mr and Mrs H. X Co0illge
Tex New York
O. :. Her. Syracuse, y y. o y. Ward. Philadelphia
George ". Morgan. Glen General and Mrs. 7. ~
Ridge. y. J. Logan. Virginia
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CAME IN THE sTEERAGE TO SEE DEWEY

CAME IN THE sTEERAGE TO SEE DEWEY.
The eagerness on the part Of foreigners to see
Admiral Dewey Is evidenced by the case of Harry
j. Jones. young Englishman. who recently mar
ried an attractive girl I'm London. He obtained a
months leave ~ absence from his employer for ms
honeymoon. He and his bride decided 10 visit New.
York 10 see Admiral Dewey and his welcome home
They could not engage a cabin passage I'm time
for love money, and they came in the steer
age OF the steamship Majestic. which arrived here
yesterday. But said the young husband we II
20 hone IN the cabin II have 10 overstav nv time
In waiting 10 get a stateroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
ROAT FOR DEWEY'S RELATIVES.
THEY WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE NAVY
YARD TO THE OLYMPIA.

THEY WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE NAVY
YARD TO THE OLYMPIA.
Tho Committee On Invitations has sent special
Invitations to all the known relatives Of Admiral
DeUe, and has notified them that boat VIII be-
at their disposal at the Navy Yard II they care to
visit the OLYMPIA on the day Of Admiral Deweys
arrival
Randolph Guggenhemer received yesterday rom
General Butterneld this letter from Admiral Dewey
Flagship Olympia. Gibraltar. September T. 1879
Dear General Butterfeld: ! have JUST received
copy Of your letter 70 my brother August setting
forth the arrangements made by the committee Tor
receiving the members OF my family ana sending
them aboard the Olympia. These arrangements are
entirely Satisfactory to me. and | assure you will
hc so 10 my family With renewed thanks for your
GEORGE DEWEY.
Adjutant General Corbin has telegraphed Major
General Wesley Merritt.
The Secretary OF War instructs me 10 say that
he desires you TO meet Admiral Dewey on his ar
rival IN NeW-York and extend to him welcome on
behalf Of the Army OF the United States and con-
graduate him on his distinguished service and
safe return.
Mr. Guggenhemer has written W. Butler Duncan.
commanding the lst Battalion Naval Militia. ask
ing that a euard ~ honor OF twenty five Of the
men who served the Yankee be detailed to assist
the Committee Refreshments and at the smoker
10 be given the Olympia sailors az the Waldorf
Astoria on the evening II Saturday, September 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

= = D-Cneon Nashville John II whittemore Nau-
Charles ! Paxton. Wheel gatuck. Conn
ing " Va A l. Thornton. Georgia
Lewis A Plat Waterbury. Jonas Miller New Orleans
Conn 4 Ansteu Georgia
bishop Joseph r. Johnson. j. O'Donaghue. indianapolis
Los Angeles Cal j. b I1Wd. indianapolis
George Wilkinson. New D. McCnhe. Indianapolis
cAstle-on Tyne England J.. : Mott. Newark
william Angus Hartford. Macdonald Mason, city Of
Alfred A. Pope Pennington Mexico.
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IIOrsE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G Metzger.
Philadelphia.
4. q. Neshlit. Kingston.
Penn.
George J.. Neshiti. Kings
ton. Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Evans,
Hudson.
A Stuart. Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Stuart.
Virginia.
Ar. and Mrs. carl Thorne,
Denver.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John X. Gar
nett. south Carolina.
.. Y Aage. Catsklll.
o. II. Evans. Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ! Wilson.
L. :. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

g. " cbud Providence TT Gordon Washington
r p strong Knoxville Mrs T. II. Taylor Phila-
, q MacI)onrel and son telphia
rTCr,ds r " Williams Newton
Mr. and Mrs G. . WiNet', d,n ,
cleveland. siral... XXI AMONG
O T. Newell. Poughkee:sie j. A Hif5hbefs' Ne"Q'rt
Mr and Mrs J. kill"l'e, News ,-. =. ~
g. = Dsckus Boston Mr. ana Mrs II Z Merrill.
J q Spencer. Port Gibson Ntnett
I, Bachrach Philadelphia. F. r. Andrews. London.
", r. Walker spray y q. ". persham. London.
/ II Temper Kingston. Mrs J.. +. Iolander New
Nvron Teller. Kingston. orleans
Mr.. Mrs. \. T. Iasker J n N"nge IT. Ne"-'t-
and Miss Lasker SAUCER leans ~ ,-,,,
J. j. it''lN mao !i'"
r. II Hirsh. Philadelphia. 4. VI Hunter, T. : a
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sTTRTEVANT HOUSE.

~ r pru oxford Mr and Mrs II Sweet,
rohn G. Poehles chelsea New Haven
~ and Mrs. r r Uainos Nine Dejarnetfe. s.. Louis.
Washington 4 Aiirch. 81 Louis
=, sroncer phuadelnhia Conrad D. Kimball. chicago.
Mrs +. \. Falls. ST. Louis John g. COOK snringhe"'
ALBENfARLE
4 4 Mckay chicago Mrs Heyl. cincinnati.
George A. Mckay Chlcag7 Miss l. T. kindred fhAa-
Mrs. C. J. Kindred phiia deiphia 49, ,,,,
delphia. Mrs y T. hlhdren Ihha-
Mrs j. Klgore Cincinnati delphia. ,
Miss Isabel MacDougall Mrs. Russell Middle'o"n
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NETHERLAND

T : Clark Pittsbare T. Il Bullock. St John.
4 : Haugh l. : A. y. H.
4 r lord Morrstown Geo q Magoun Babylon
Geo = Agar. New orleans Long Island
Iteut.-o'ol Ward g. n r.. Harper London.
VI c. Jamaica. ". Winfield Arman. Ridge
+ $ Racharach. Cincinnati. heii. conn.
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EVERETT
a II. Sullivan. South Da-
7 Rlakenhurg. Baltimore.
William II. Luce. Erie.
T I. Farrell. san I rancisco'
Or y. Sherwood. Baltimore
|. X. Pierson. Painesvii.e'
Ohio.
Morris Ause,l. London.
FIFTH
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Wat
son. bradford
+. VI. Chisholm. Savannah.
Mr.. AMI Mrs H. ". Lilley'
North Carolina.
II. g. kiehl. Pittshurg.
". Y. King. San Diego
VI. J. O. Trayers. Jackson
Vile.
p. +. Hendry. jacksonville.
William p. Kellogg. Ne" -
Orleans.
William ". Crapo, New
Bedford.
p McMichan. Philadelphia.
u. NJ. Barnes. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Warren
Watfies. Pittslurg.
william y. Fowler. London.
W. z. Donaldson. St Louis.
A. L. Appach. England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
McCully. Philadelphia.
GRAND
J r. Wright. Oneonta.
L. NJ. Hoffman. Elmira
r. Il. Richards, Bingham
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Cohen.
Toronto.
". B. Boyd. Toronto.
+. q. Hoffman. Mobile
". l.. Wells. Nickshurg.
Douglas Dickson. Gothen-
berg. Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Phelps.
Northampton. Mass.
GILSEY
william r. Gray. Boston.
G. ". Ruil. Wellsburg. W
Va.
+. II. George. Wellsburg.
". Va.
Mrs and Miss p. X. Dede-
rich. Albany.
J. 4. Winning. Akron.
4. c. Miner. salt Lake.
W. &. Browning. Philadel-
phia.
i. VI. Rieser. Reading
Captain and Mrs ! Q.
Symonds. Puerto Principe
Mrs T. !. Mooney. C1eve
land.
Miss Mary Philips. Cleve-
land.
Or ard Ms. y. A. Ross,
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HOFFMAN HOUSE.

/, n Andrewa Rlchmond q II Irwler. Fhiladelphla
" j. Pirhards po-fon Sicmund Hoffman. Detroit.
~ nd Nrs r Allen The Misses 4. T. and A. A
Toia5o salmon Louisville
Mr. snd urs " Gsrig J. r. Hughes. Tanvile. Va
fouisyiue Mrs T. =. WOoiard. san
Miss T. Garg Louisville. Francisco.
W. y. Conne Nashville - Marvin LONDON,
G. T. Jackson Montgomery W W. 'iooli fiy iuul,h.
Joseph Richardson Atlanta. c u. Mcblian' H. '' .
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