The times., 1899-04-08
PEACE JUBILEE
FINANCE COMNIfTEE
Total Amount of Inscriptions
to Date $17,962.
Full List of These Composing the
Money Auxiliary.
Chairman Dickson, the Head of
the Civic Parade Branch,
Names Committees.

Names tOn,mltteeS.
Two committee meetings in the interest
of the National Peace Jubilee were held
last night, and while the attendance was
rather slim, this fact was attributed to the
rainstorm which prevailed for several
hours.
The special meeting of the finance COM
mittee was called to order at 3 o'clock.
About twenty-five members out Of about
1872 were present. Chairman Allison Nailor.
ir.. presided, with William Ramsay as sec
retary. A report was read showing the
total amount subscribed to date to be
$17;962. Signed agreements to the amount
of Sl4600 had been received, and the BAL
ance of the amount subscribed. which Is
50, ,O92. is expected within few days.
F. A. Sebring asked that letter be sent
to each of the financial institutions in the
city and that the heads of these Institutions
be invited TO subscribe. 1t was decided
to do this, and TO follow up the letter by
visit from a committee of five.
1t was decided to request the newspapers
of the city to print the full list oil the
members of the finance committee. so that
the people might know who composed the
of representative men.
The list is as follows:
W. f. Amin. Fred W Behren5, Samuel B!eber,
Louis Behrens, Sidney Biebcr, j. II. Buscher, j..
f. Barbour, George A. Bartlett, IL. c. Burch, n
L. Bliss. F.. r. Berry. W. II. Baum, l.. > Brown,
Chaplin Brown, Julius Baumga ten Gustave Sen
der ". ii. Rayley, Charles Childs, l. \. thah-
dler, T. W. Cadiok, W. A. II. Church. j. d. Gar
mody n V. Carpenter, Z. y. Car,isi, A. NJ
I ClegE, W. d. Campbell, George W. Cochran ;;
c. Cornwall, Washington Danenhower. G. ).
Domer. J. Maury Dove, F. Detweiller. c: G: Du-
lin NJ Dyrenforth W. ". DaDenhower, II F. Da-
ly. NJ. +. Donohue, NJ. 4. Dugan, j. T. Devine,
Jas. s Davis, William Dickson, Edward VI. Daw-
son, George Evans. J. Joy Edson. j. A. Eliinger,
w D. Easton. Charles Ebert, J. C. Ergooi. b, u.
Earnslaw, W /. Elterich, George X. Emerich.
Louis Eiseman. \. \. Friedrich, Joseph Ferrero,
II. Franc, .Ir., J. NJ. Ford, H. X. Fulton, W T.
Galliher Fred GawIer, George Gibson, ". +.
Guide j. r. Galloway. W. NJ Gait, L. ). Graves,
E. s. Evans Louis Goldsmith II. F. Getz, W. S.
Gill. f. Gerstenbcg, +. b. Hay, 7. II. Hos
ford s b. Hege, j. d. Herdman, Emiie hu9K'
IIeisley. J. J. Hogan, George W. Harvey, W. 5.
Hoge, p. II. Heiskeil, jr.. c. A. Hartman, Samuel
Hart Stilson Hutchins ". Holmead Dr. Percy
Hickling Wallace H. Hills, V. Baldwin Johnson,
son, T. L. Johnson, NJ. d. Jacobs, Charles ia
cobson, +. L. Jordan, R. z. Joyce, \. W kei-
ley, George V. Knox, Charles Kraemer, Charles
II. Ketter s. Kann, W. 5. Knox, George W.
Keen, Harry Lee James Lansburgh, A. II. 10th
rop, 4. Lisner John Leetch, W. J. Lown, VI. NJ.
Lewis, Dan LoughTan. T. R. Marshall, NJ T.
Myers, W. NJ. Moreland, J. S Miller, llerndon
Morsell. John Miller. Otto Mears. G.. A. Myers,
A. r. Mullowny W. Muelheison, II. d. Mirck,
r.. p. Murphy, Henry May, Edward A. Moseley,
b. F. McCauy, John McGregor, Nathaniel Me
Kay, f. II. Neumeyer, August W. Nauck, c. F.
Norment, X. Ncolaides. J. l.. Ncwbold. T. +
Ogram J. H. Olcott. Capt. J. +. Oyster. r. A
o'Brien. NJ NJ Parker $. c. Palmer 7. H. Pick
ford Benjamin F. Peters. John W. Ross. W. D.
Rudy. ". o. Roome. +. ~ Raymond Burton R.
Ross. Fritz Reuter-, Z. $ Randall, J. II. Small.
ir Harry Standiford, j. r. Sutton, W. r. Speare,
Rich sylvester, Samuel Stinemetz, Harry J. Sta
lev E. G. Schafer, Z. 5. Schmid, +. 5. Shedd,
Isadore saks, 7. F. Schneider, A. H. Stephenson,
y. H. Shea c. F. Schneider, C. NJ. Shreye, %. G..
Staples, NJ. :. ScanlOn, j. ..rasbuFGer, ;. c.
Smoot, James somerville, Colin Studds, Leo Sim
mons John c. Schoheld, F. A. Sebring, Theodore
+. Swayze F. H. Thomas. J. W. Tolson, NJ. f.
Urell. George II. Walker, \. G. White. ;. II.
Walker. T. b. Walker, C. C. Walter, Simon Wolf.
Il. 7. Warwick. l.. d. Wine, g. ]. Wade c. f
Wood. Levi Woodbury., E, NJ Willis, Beriah VIII
kins J. F. Waggaman, F. T. Walsh, F. c. Wood,
Joseph p, willett Z. p. Watkins, Stanton
Weaver, Wallersten Bros, G. A. Whitaker, 5. ).
Yoder, G. p. Zurhorst.
A report was heard from the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. stating that slips
had been distributed and the work of OBJ
tanning funds was well under way.
On motion of R. p. Murphy. it was de-
ctded to EOiQ Two meetings Oh lut Coin-
mittee every week, and the nights chosen
were Monday and Friday. The committee
then adjourned until Monday night at s
p. m.
The committee on the civic parade also
held a meeting and discussed matters peril
nent to this feature of the Jubilee. Chair
man Dickson presided. with R. E. Mat
tingly as secretary. Chairman Dickson an
nounced that he had appointed the fol-
lowing committees
Committee on Prizes-E. H. Neumeyer. NJ b.
Scanlon, J. \. Dcmonct, Capt. VI. Goddard, Nor
man Prrett.
Committee on Government Departments-T. W.
Buckley. c. T. Miller, Frank Freeman, Captain
Forshcrg i. G. Mckiuuon.
Committee on AGvertisers-N. F.. Nowles,
T. ". Cadick. George Davidson, Carl Gundlacl,
[ ID. :. Goumpi.
Committee on Trade and Labor Organizations
William Garrett, /. c. Jones, 7. f. Roche, Emil
Huck. Henry Szgciy.
Committee ON Business Men-Thomas Wilkin-
son, Julius HugIc, J. II. Buscher, 7. d. Harper,
Gustave Bender.
Committee on Special Featues-August Davis,
f p. Madigan, y. Auth John Morgan, William
Engel.
Committee on Wheelmen-.I. D. Lasley. W H.
Hcnshaw II. joe, John Woerner, jr., L. II. Neu-
meyer, if.
The District Battalion OF Naval Reserves
have applied for a position in the military
parade. A letter has been received from
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, stating that the invitation to partic-
ipate was favorably received and would be