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New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
PROGRAMME OF FIREWORKS.
PAIN WILL PAINT THE SKY RED IN EVERY
BOROTGH or THE CITY

PAIN WILL PAINT THE SKY RED IN EN EN-
BOROUGH or THE CITY
Henry J. Pain yesterday made punn' 'ne plo
grainme for the fireworks Of the Dewey ceIepratlo'
The chief part Of 1t will occur on the ihsn' VI -
day September - when there VIII be displays III
all boroughs Of the city going on at the same 'e'
That for Manhattan will start about p IN. VIII
one grand display the Hudson pegiiln'nWS III nT
Grants tomb and another beginning AT Warn
Island and continuing down the river otner t. lu,.
nations will be taking place at the tolo"lng poie'
Entrance to Southern Boulevard ana '0hco"Ise;
The Bronx: Mount Morris Park; flfty-ninthrst anu
Fffth-ave entrance to Central PARK; Union Squaie
civ Hall Park Manhattan; Soldiers ana Salyis Sal,,s
Entrance 10 Prospect Park BROOKLYN, Broohis y
CITY HALL Courthouse. Long lsand CHy' anu
Barron Hill. Staten Island. ,o.. =,
When this is about over the two processioils VI VI
illuminated craft. on the East RIVER ana one Oh Oh
They will join forces probably about CLOCK anu
another display Of fireworks VIII De maue oe'"ee"
the Battery and Governors Island. . =,
The various rockets. bombs. set pieces ETC.; 70 % oe
used in these displays will be fully described IN To-
morroW's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
DECORATORS KEPT BUSY.
MANY BUILDINGS TAKING ON GALA DRESS
CROWDS AT THE ARCH.

The hagmaker and the bunting man are having
,h.,r merry day In the round of life they count
on lust about many holidays with those hoh-
days used up there isn't much opportunity ett tor
them ordinarily to make money but tne pe"ey
celebration makes great demand for flags ana
hunting The bunting man Is equal 10 the emer'
rency. He began to put forth his energies IN
earnest Yesterday and the result was apparent on
every side 1t is a little early yet Tor general
Display OF patriotism through the medium OF reo,
white and blue bunting. but the proprietors OF
many buildings taking the risk OF wind ana
rain and already showing their fine feathers'
A corps OF decorators began work on the 'front.' OF
the HOFFMAN House. at Broadway. Madison square
and Twenty -ffth-st. Before night there were I'o
flags In place while from the flag poles on Top
were strings OF flags huttering In the breeze over
the front entrance was a large picture OF Dewey
and on each side Of the picture the Admirals en-
sign. four white stars a blue ground The erect
was striking The Admirals banner 10 at the peak
OF the hotel surmounted by streamers
Dalys Theatre is also In gala dress. and the
promenaders In the Tenderlon last night stopped
to admire the bright colors.
A limited amount Of decorating has been done on
the Fifth Avenue and Wallacks theatres.
Around In S!xth-ave. the drygoods house OF the
siegel- Cooper Company has been decorated. and
last night the decorations on the Bartholdi Hote
were completed. To-day the building OF the New
York Athletic Club. In Fifty -ninthst.. will bs
dressed up, and for the next five or six days the
decorators will be obusy that II will be hard worl
70 keep track OF their efforts.
Broadway at Fifth-ave.. in the neighborhood o
the Dewey Arch was so contested last night al
6 o'clock that II required the best efforts OF tho
police for more than half an hour to keep tn,
crowd moving. The density OF the throng was q
surprise even to those who have seen the peopl,
congregate there from day TO day 70 watch thu
| progress OF the work the arch The scene re
sembled Grand-st and the Bowery at o'clock A
night In the variety Of vehicles and the struggle
! the East Side In that the greater number OF We
hicles costly equpages and the occupant
were people OF fashion. Special policemen will b
detailed for this part OF the city to-day. for. II tn
weather Is fair II Is likely that the attendance a
the free exhibition OF artists at work will he NOR
| largely attended thar ever.
| The street and elevated cars are beginning 4
feel the effects Of the largely increased population
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
APPEAL. FOR DEWEY HOME FUND.

APPEAL FOR DEWE1 HUME HS->
SUBSCRIPTIONS SOON TO BE CLOSED, AND AT
LEAST $4,000 MORE WANTED.
Washington Sept. PA meeting OF the Dewey
IIoue Fund National Committee was held In the
once q, the Secretary OF the Treasury to-day An
account Of stock was taken and plans were per-
fected for closing the subscriptions before the ar
rival OF Admiral Dewey In New-York. The men,
hers OF the ecommittee-Assistant Secretary Nander-
lip Assistant Postmaster General Heath. Assistant
Secretary Allen. Adjutant General Corbin and
United States Treasurer Roberts-were all present
Al the close Of the meeting the committee requested
The Associated Press to publish the following:
The Dewey National Home Fund Committee has
citizens representing every State and Territory in
the Union These aggregate 81 os5 exclusive OF the
contributions received this morning The fund
should be increased to at least $4,000 TO enable the
Nation which will be a credit 10 the givers and a
pride 10 the hero OF Manila Bay. Admiral Dewey
has indicated 20 the committee a desire 20 make
Washington his permanent home. Here. as the
spend the remainder Of hi. lie. The Admiral has
indicated his grateful appreciation OF the intention
of the American people to present him home, and
he will accept II with the spirit In which II will he
Before the end Of next week before the arrival OF
Admiral Dewey. and will be pleased to receive and
acknowledge by the issuance OF souvenir receipt
any contributions. A home will be purchased witt
Whatever funds the committee may have at the enc
OF next week. The time is now SO short that the
committee suggests that those who desire 10 make
an immediate success OF this work by making lib
eral contributions TO indicate their wishes by tele
graph 10 Ellis H. Roberts United States Treasurer
Washington ID. c., who Is treasurer OF the fund
and to remit by nrst mall
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

Fortunately the bulk Of the travelling by the visit.
ors is done after o'clock In the morning and be-
ffoce and elevated lines would be swamped and
II Is not at All certain that they VIII be able %
., % rrv Inc neopie next week. Every and
wnnsn who has come 10 gee the festivities of
Dewey week seems determined 10 90 lot of shop
ming The drvgools stores never had such fan
trade as they are having now. and the earnings o.
the trans sportation companies are lkely 70 show
large Increases for the month OF September. Com.
missioner Keatng's twisted street signs are proving
misleading 10 people who have become used 10
rorioraI methods and the Commissioner s sure
To get more than one scoldng letter before the
Dewey celebration Is over.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
ROOT AND THE TICE-PRESIDENCY.
HIS NAME MENTIONED IN CHICAGO IF HoBARr's
HEALTH DOES NOT IMPROVE

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. % Observation-Disclosures
Dick said to-day: II do not believe that Governor
Roosevelt has any ambition TO be nominated for
Vice President Colonel Roosevelt will undoubtedly
he renominated for Governor OF New-York and he
probably has ambitions to he President later. In
my opinion. II Vicc-Presdent Hobart keeps his
health he will be renomnated by the next National
Convention. II his health does not improve you
know is good then | cannot say who would
pe honorcd. | VIII tell you what heard talked OF
down East. ] heard the name OF the Secretary OF
War. Ehu Root. mentioned among those OF the
probable candidates..
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

The Merchants Association has printed and Is
distributing pamphlet containing hst OF hoteis
and boarding houses in the boroughs OF Manhattan.
Rrooklyn and The Bronx. This list was made up by
the Police Department OF NewYork. by direction
Of the Mayor. and was carefully revised before 1t
was turned over to the Merchants Association
One hundred thousand copies of the book have
been printed and are being mailed throughout Con-
necticut Rhode Island Massachusetts,. New-York
New-Jersey, Pennsylvania Delaware. Maryland
Ohio aud the District OF Columbia those being the
place from which the biggest number OF persons
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
A PORTRAIT OF THE ADMIRAL.

There was on exhibition yesterday In the once
of the New-York Navigation Company. NO ~
Wal-st full length. life size portrait In oil OK
Admiral Dewey. which was painted by Coionei
Harry Carey who went to the Philippines for the
nurpose The cost OF the picture was $3.50 II rep
resents the Admiral in service uniform win
marine glass The picture is intended to be placed
in tho house which is to be purchased for the Ad-
n,iral lis presentation will be by committee con-
"istine Of Thomas Foley chairman Major Putnam
Rradlee Strong Captain c. Arthur Coan. Thomas r;
Grady Asa Bird Gardiner Timothy d. sullivan ana
Thomas L. Bradley.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
EXCHANGES TO CLOSE.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has rescinded MS
original order making September 80 a legal holiday
and has granted the petition of the Customs
Brokers' Association making September 20 and ~
holidays instead. that the Custom House VIII
he closed on those days and will be open only Tor
the entrance and clearance of vessels. The Produce
Exchange formally decided to close on SEPTEMBER
20 and 80 The other exchanges doubtless VIII
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
ATTITUDE OF GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.

indianapolis. Sept % (SpeciaD. Charles s. Hernly.
chairman OF the Republican State Committee has
accepted invitation TO visit Governor Roosevelt.
and will start East In few days Mr. Herny de-
MED to-day that he had been informed that Gov
ernor Roosevelt would he a candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Vice-President next year.
He said Governor Roosevelt in favor OF a
second term for President Mckinley. and added
that he did not know what Governor Roosevelt q
plans were for after 1902
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
LIFE SAVERS OFFER SERVICES.

The Volunteer Life Saving Corps of New-York
has made arrangements to protect the CROWDS
which will throng the river front and also those
who Will go out on steamboats, and yachts Cap
tains Fred Shafer William Muller, John Johnso"
ard Eugene Hopkins will have charge. Those VINO
b.long to the organization from other points VIII
hs pressed into service. and will be ready IN case
of anv emergency Boats. lifenes and life pre-
servers will he In readiness
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
GREAT IRISH FOR TRUCK STANDS.

chief Dcvery says he has received from 1910" 10
l2ooo applications for truck stands. while there
are places along the line of march for the parade
for only $50 He said that all street crossings VIII
be kept open from Claremont to the other ehh'
and that All approaches 10 railroad stations will he
kent clear chief Devery also declared that nfy-
one ambulances would be provided for emergencies
along the line OF march. There VIII he one lot
ahnut cXery three or four blocks.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
THE VERMONT CELEBRATION.

Montpelier Vt. Sept. 2-Extensivc preparations
are being made by the people OF Vermont to well
come Admiral Dewey upon his return to the state
II is now expected that the parade In his honor
will occur on October II here. 1t is planned 10
make the AFFAIR strictly Vermont welcome. ana,
I'm consequence many offers Of foreign organiza-
tions parade on that day necessarily nave oeen zen
Gently been reorganized and will be called into
camp at Montpelier at the time Of the reception
and parade.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
HE CAN FIND PLENTY OF GUESTS.

r. a. Gushee. OF the Claremont, who has made
extensive preparations for the breakfast. is much
dsgusted at It's being cut out. He notified Presi-
dent Guggenhemer that he had already expended
g. 90 in preparing the feast. for which he Is to
receive $500. and that II the city cannot or will not
give the breakfast Mr.. Gushee will give 1t at his
0t,n
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
WILL WATCH THE SAILORS SMOKE.

All the arrangements for the sailors smoker at
the Waldorf-Astoria are now completed. The guests
u.,ll include the men of the olympia and other war
shins I'm the harbor Admiral Dewey Rear Admirals
Sampson and Schey. the commanding ofncers OF
the ships and the guests Of the city have been In
yited 10 occupy the boxes around the oaiiroom
where the smoker Is TO be held.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

l nrobably come to New-York 70 atten1 dE has been
rrccepon Of Admiral Dewey. a ahe eg,ycs interesting
about Dewey and o5oTt oey n
is sse,,,1ober % and 90" This book was S,nfs 10
because the official committee s1tors haa so with infor
max X ~ - he Character contained In the pooh'
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

The handy and indispensable cot was me e.a'
n some Of the hotels yesterday l"'S ,,,1
Sron, tho dealers and their appearance iu'nlS'eu
INN a,o,,,,io nroof that they were to DO duty Tor
,h first time In the main corridor Oh u. - ~"
Avenue Hotel there were thirty or forty o. 'ne",
for A short time yesterday afternoon Inc, WI,
ne brought into use in the next ten ""ys All y.
,hom will not he needed ill toward '"e 'a''', r',
'no'n .l Tho arrivals yesterday at the hotels
" Wv az boa,., as usual and were In part as FOL
,t,rr
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
ORDER OF LAND PARADE.
GENERAL ROE ANNOUNCES THE ASSIGN
>,rSrc Of THE DIFFERENT TROOPS.

c.reral Roe gave out yesterday the completed
order of march as he arranged 1t with the assign
ments of the different troops 1t is as follows:
Twen,y-four Mounted Police.
Grand erea or Competent volunteer General Roe
wn hmsel; act as marshal. The marshal will have
an escort Of fifteen aids nan.
Sailors from the Olympia
topen carriage drawn by four horses,. =,
less as may be required the carriages to drive two
1dma sampson with ,hirty-one commanding Of
~ hcers Of the feet in eight carriages
Two thousand sailors and marnes ,,,r,.
Regular 800 s Snde es ,ta snd an
WV escort Of SQUADRON Isno, A. oroe-. ,soco-
Sasna sscHnS srrsde commanded by James Nc
Le General Roe acts is as 1 maTsnn c"nonand se brsads
r not 1raae Grade Of Buao under Doyle
Third Brigade from As@2y g oliaer oha x'''y ""'s'
Brigade S@d. .Ss4s SsntFa eSss MSs''ay Moore Smith
Naval iai Militia including two bands and drum corps
naval 615 men. under Commander Miller. oon ..,
The on Guard under Major Briggs, about 200 men h
Guard in ,h: order 1 sransed Ss non
10 Pee Psnnsyivsnia resi%sns me $500 men,
Georsia~Two battaiions. 800 men
section brigade signal corps Sa,
'IS taon two companies the Governors Foot Guards
in all about isUo Txo regiments. about 1900 men,
sous ca1onaons Ssi,soH a.S 90 msn m.D
Nsw s,.5d"FiTs, HamPnnfeR regiment go men regiment
N'0'e Ohio-Two regiments 1 100 men.
| Indisna-One battery. 100 men
Mississippi Riass ss.,7,s :; men r.D,aco,a
rio''a Tampa and Tallahassee
rexae-Eight companies. 400 men -
,.-,o, q, Coumbia-Company A. First Battalion; Con-
pany A. second battalion and an ambulance corps
in al 40 men.
.-,,,.a ~ m. Grand Army of the Republic prooaois
rxor,.a.rs,e. "Sns SoasfSi RS'i9e' they will parade
Exvounteers Of spanish American war ne sn
nv nv Rrooklrn troops under Colonel W. n Huh6eil
The command OF the brigade has been offered Il
Major General Kener
c.nor,, Roe .a,d nc estimated the total number
or mon who are sure to parade at a little Oyer Oyer
thirty thousand He said IT would be mposSs,pr' Srom
fnr him 10 select any more appncatlons non non
tToons outside the State unless more funos "e''
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
DEwEY's PLACE IN HISTORY.

The subject Of the address Of the Rev W. D.
--owe Of the Church of the Eternal Hope to-
morrow morning is "Deweys Place In American
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
M MORE FREE TICKETS.

The Committee the Distribution of Tickets
has announced that no more applications Tor
tickets can be received. The applications already
exceed the supply tenfod.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
Averages.
A Novel of New York.

By ELEANOR STUART author Of "stcne'
pastures" 12no. Cloth. S1.5O
Novels o. York have sometimes failed through hes
n, Lnow,edas of the theme hut brilliant author 81
Averages and "sionepastures' has had every oppT-
,,ritv 10 know her York well. She has been abe.
therefore to avoid the of high Ne and low
life which have seemed many u constitute the ony
salient phases Of New York and she paints men ana
women Of every day and sketches the curious inerie-
pendence and association or impngement OF dinenns
circles IN New York
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
MAJESTIC

F E Phillips Pennsylvania Miss Anna "ar'a'' oo'u"-
Mr and Mrs C. H. Crosby Dus IA; .voxL
- hiye'sde, ,,ra.,er London G. Henry Kershaw. Phila-
f-y delphia
a, ,sns Nrs r NJ Clark Y. H. Deacon.
MT, ana ME-. " " G Krg Logan. Louisiana.
BuhaIo ~ ii-,c,,sh 6, II u Eskrgge Liverpool.
ars T. ." e Mr. and Mrs 7. 9. Darling.
| LD",r.. usrloxe New New-York.
Xork
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
D. APPLETON & CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
ANTHONY HOPES
NEW NOVEL
The Kings Mirror.

A Novel. BY ANTHONY HOPE. author OF
THE Chronicles of Count Antonio The
God In the Car" Rupert % Hentzau." etc.
Illustrated. 12mo. Cloth. Sl.oo
Mr. Hopes new romance pictures 'he NE ~ prince
and king under conditions modern and vet shared ~ rep
resentatves ROYALTY almost throughout history Inc
,neractong of people and royalty the aspirations y
the r,rce the intriges surrounding him the cares x
state and the for love some of the motives
eveloped with accomplishments Of incident anf al
venture wherein author his mastery o, sus-
rended interest and dramatic effect
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

SALUTE TO BE FIRED IN CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento. Cal. Sept Ex-Governor Gage to-day
issued orders TO the Adjutant General to fire a
salute OF seventeen guns on the arrival OF Admiral
Dewey In New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
CAPTAIN COGHLAN ORDERED EAST

Seattle Wash. Sept. 22.-Captain Coshlan, com
randant of the Port Orchard Drydock was to-day
ordered East to attend the Dewey reception. He
was I'm command of the Raleigh In the battle Of
Manila
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

-1-- ,l---r4.fer /, n Tr0NTrIIre, TeT0IT-
Fred. : I'3',i, os,raud si- and Mrs j. F. Dick
Mr.. .. van insnr Essex. Conn
Watcrtown. 49, l. tf.rt cleveland.
The Misses \ J.. and Kat :, l.. I'"' w.. " q Heb
Van '-Ian'' ,i'."r, bard Nnrwlik
q J. S..iiMn,i ',,,irne Mr. j. H. Hunter. North
G. Campbell and Ms MOI 'H "a IL, uut,s Rochester.
gan, lS9nI,,h - ,.,,oaro "A q, - Fisher Norih Ad-
Mn J.. Honey chicago. -, ~ ,,.ir.i,v Iaeor
T. J. Carmalt. corning u. , - xVineow BOSTON.
Nr and Mrs charles T. el'FTf t,tn, rbilaco
Wild Milwaukee. " J., r,Tl.,,nr Rock Isl
NJ and Mrs t. Wechsei '' "'
berg. Milwaukee. =, i v-e II 4 Cross
Mr. and Mfs. T. T. hap vi .... W
good Hartford fatt,rson rosfor
Master " '''' - ''''' - Webster. srringheif
,iarll9',, ,, II D. punt. ii s. Manchcst,r chicago.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
ZOLA WILL FIGHT FOR DREYFTS.
NOVELIST SAYS THAT THE CAMPAIGN HAS
NOT ENDED-CRITlCISM OF COURTS
DECISION

Paris. Sept 22-The "Aurore" this morning
publishes a letter written by Emile Zola to
Nine Dreyfus In which the writer rejoces at
the former Captains pardon. but says that 1t
doubtless comes late.
1T is revolving" writes NJ. Zola. "to obtain
pity when one asks for justice. and all seems u
have been preconcert ID in order to bring about
this last iniquity. The judges, wishing 10
strike the innocent In order 10 save the guilty
seek refuge I'm an act Of horrible hypocrisy which
they call mercy.
NJ Zola expresses re sret that the Government
trembled before the arrogance OF a faction and
adds: ITO think of going 20 appeasc the people
by means Of iniquity IS the height oi voluntary
blindness The only way TO nave saved
Frances honor in the eyes OF the world would
have been 10 submit the case TO the Court q
Cessation. but our degradation IS such that va
are reduced to congratulating the government
for having shown Itself meIciuL
This rehabilitation, which ought 10 have
been for the glory of the country done imme-
diately your husband may await with upheld
head We are going 10 continue the struggle
We are going 10 fight for justice tomorrow as
vigorously as yesterday. What Wc want IS the
rehabilitation Of an innocent man-less for
him. who has so much glory than for the
rehabilitation or France.
NINE. DREYFUS At CARPENTRAS.
Car, ertras, France. Sept. 22-Mme. Dreyfus
arrived here yesterday evening. number Of
visitors made calls but former Captain Dreytus
refused to see any one until he met his children,
who are to arrive here tomorrow.
DREYFUS EXPECTED AT SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio Tex. Sept. % tSpeciaD. aD.-Captain
Alfred Dreyfus and his wife accompanied by
Nine Berth Morre. the latters cousin. and the
Misses Emma and IGo More. and Lieutenant
Max Rance Morre. are expected To spend the
winter in San Antonio. Mime. Morre will lys
here permanently with her son, DR.. George II.
Morre She has sold out her estate at Nancy.
The Dreyfus family will visit them, and on the
| representation Of DR.. Morre Captain Dreyfus
| will probably remain here for the winter, TO
| recuperate his health. Nine Morre writes that
| more than twenty influential Jewish families In
| Nancy will come TO America to live.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

A stand for reviewing the Dewey Parade Is being
erected on the grounds Of the First PresbyteriaI
Chvrch E,Ieventh-st and Fifth-ave. A placart
ennounces that seats will be sold at prices iron
81 to s..
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
HarOId'S Quests.

vArrpr srr-RY READER No 3. BY J. "
TROEGER illustrated i2mo. Aprlesons HONS
Reading Books. so cents net.
.Harolds Quests treats In a simple. easy sVM
common facts in everyday experiences conceInni
which II perfectly safe TO large proportion o ~
adult population lacks information and are son,esm .
nut 10 sore straits conceal their ignorance wren qus
TONED by their and daughters. The book Is p'oa"
ly illustrated with original drawings.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

]. Wilkinson. Manchester.
John 4. Leschen. -. Louis.
y. r. SmelZe. Albany.
Mrs. NJ. y Mckee. Phila
delrhia.
l.. IL. Donnelly. Atlantic
city.
J. Rosenhcld, Pawtucket.
{. &. Hartman. Duluth.
Robert r. Dunn. ST. Paul.
c. y. Dunn. jr.. st. Paul.
Horace Hand. Chicago.
T. 4. Lake, Connecticut.
r. T. Pisland. Sonora. cal.
NJ. T.. Colgan. Indianapolis.
B. Brockenbough. Lafayette.
/. y. Spitz. Boston.
J. y. Marsron. Rufalo.
II. W. Walker. Little Rock.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

/ F Gorham. Boston.
Jacob I. Levy. Baltimore.
Morris Harrir. Baltimore,
Geo. +. Gober. Marietta. Ga
Z. d. Harrison. Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Down
ing. Danville.
Harold NJ. Rowley. spring
field. Mass.
F. q. Albright. Tyrone.
6. +. Burger. Cattaraugus.
George X. Choate. Lowell.
H. n. Renwick. Pough
keepsie.
X. Loring. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23

Il. Morrison. Little Rock.
H. H. Lawrence, Little
Rock.
Norman II. Johnson. Little
Rock.
j ". Gownlock. Warsaw.
II ". Hawly. Warsaw.
/ 4. l.. Veitcr. Buffalo.
r. kuehne. Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Pierce.
Taunton.
w. H. Pearson. jr.. Toronto.
Arthur Morris. Norfolk:
Mrs. y. II. Arthur. Buffalo.
L. Wrigley. England.
! r. Long. Iron Gap. Tenn.
X. II. Myrick. CINCINNATI.
T. J. lingerie. Cincinnati. .
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
BROADWAY CENTRAL.

j. l.. Loring. Boston.
A Mahrer. Cleveland.
4. W. Dempsey, Boston.
%. +. Spindler. New Orleans
Isaac Bradley. Washington.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. c. Burgess.
Worcester.
Mrs. T. J. shepherd. Boston.
Mrs. A. Nichols. Boston.
The Rev. Thomas Young.
Elton. Scotland.
:. r. Rose. Philadelphia.
Henry J. Edman. st. Louis.
y. Markoutz. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-23
ST. DENIS HOTEL.

NJ. F. Figgat, Roanoke.
Miss Hoechner. Munich.
Mrs. ". &. Bryant. Dallas.
X. 9. Struthers. London.
Ont.
John 4. Gleeson. Detroit.
\ J. Ni-sen. Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Russell.
Denver. col.
Miss \. g. Tpham. Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. +. u. Hon-
man. Scranton.
Miss =. i. Hoffman.
Scranton.
". :. shaw. philadelphia.
Mrs. W. Sleicher. Troy.
Mr.. and Mis-. \. McGunni-
cle Mcrilcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Lane.
. Hartford.
. Mrs. :. II. Velie. Moline.
Miss l.. M. RaniSin. Homo
lulu.
Mr.. and Mr.. :. ". Rock
well. " illiamsqort.
Mr.. and Mrs. = i. Suthin.
Edinburgh. Scotland.
Jacob Smell. Fonda.
!. 6. Rule. Fachuca. Mex
ico.
Francisco Rosete. Pachuca'
Mexico.
Richard Rule. fachuca'
Aexic9.
y. Bcjarrno. Guayequil.
Hugo Gommerkamp. Lima
Peru.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Rohde
Guayaquil. Ecuador.
G. 4. 1sensey ana family
Valparaiso. Chill.
+. u Hartley. London.