The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-05

Charles Emory Smith, william Cyphers,
assistant postmaster Newark. N. j.;
Thomas w. Frampton, Superintendent
city delivery of Newark; a. W. Machen,
of New York city. brother 90 E. C.
Machen, of Washington, d. c. supcrin
tendent of free delivery.
No. 2-Govcrnor William A. Stone and
Congressman william Connell.
No 3-Judge II. NJ. Edwards and Con-
gressman Stanley Davenport, of Wilkes
Barre.
No 4-Commissioncr of immigration II.
V. Powderly and Hon. s. A. Scranton.
No. 5--I1on. II. w. Archibald and Hon.
+. w Gunster.
No 6-Maior r. Frank Penman. Col. l..
a. Watrcs and Postmaster Cornelius
Van Cott of New York city
No. 7-General ,. +. Wanser, postmas-
ter of Jersey City; T.. w. Wooley, as
slstaht postmaster Jersey City; b. +.
Bertsch, superintendent of carriers of
Jersey City. aud cX XShcriff Charles Rob-
inson, of this city.
No. S-J. J. Machcn, of Detroit, a guest
of the delegation of his city; G. G.
Dunstoe, postmaster of Cleveland o.; +.
T. Dickerson, postmaster of Detroit,
Mich.
No. 9-IIon. Theodore Hart postmaster
Of Pittston, and Col. G.. NJ Hallstead, OF
this city.
No. 1O-E. t. Loomis superintendent of
coal and real estate department Of the
Lackawanna road; c. ID. simpson, of this
city; p. w. Baker, of BinEhamton.
No. LIE. p. Kingsbury, r. j. Foster,o
this city, and Postmaster Andrews, of
lCaston.
No. l2-Milton Northup, cx-postmastcr
of Syracuse; c. l.. Schriener, postmaster
Of Bethlehem; NJ. NJ. Conkling, postmas-
ter of Emira, and Aria Williams, OF this
city.
No 13-Joseph r. Murphy and Alfred
N Dalrymplc delegates from Newark.
and Joseph j. Ambrose, delegate from
Norristown, n.
No. IA S. Brown, postmaster az
Cortland, n. Y; John J. Crogan, A. j.
Carey and r. II. Williams, also that city.
No. 1j-IIon. William d. DAILY, congress-
man from Hobolen; Hon. Leonard
Schweder, postmaster of Hoboken; Hon.
Charles Eichhorn. of West Hobuken, N.
j.; and Hon. William Dielmann, post
master of Guttenburg n. j.
No. 16--William NJ. Powell, postmaster
! OF HazlctOn; Daniel Bevan postmaster OF
! Miners Mills; d. n. Turner, pos tmaster
Of Towanda, and Conrad Schroeder, of
! this city.
No. IF. w. Ulrich, postmaster Cf
South Bethlehem; Milton p. schantz,
| postmaster of Allentown: ID. a. Fell,
! postmaster of Wilkes Barre, and Deputy
Attorney General T.. w. Fleitz.
No. 1S-Hon. John scheuer, Timothy
! Burke, u. A. Barrett and Deputy Clerk
of the Courts Emil Bonn.
| No. 19-W. G. Parkc, Frank Carluccl,
j. j. Williams and A. d. Blackngton.
! No. 2O.--F. l., Hitchcock, Joseph AM
brose, of Morristown, N j.; J. IL. Bry-
/ den, of Pittston and j. b. Bryder, Of this
! city.
No. 2l-M. Z. O'Malley. Select Council
man Edward James. Hon. John r. Farr
ana David Pritchard.
No. 22--John Gaffney Frank johnson,
John Benore and G.. n. Gunster
! No ga. f. Duffy II. Burke, b. r.
Megargee and City Solicitor Nosburg
No 2l-Headed the Philadelphia contin-
! gent, ard was occupied by George
Knowles, John Holden, W. l.. Houghton
| ana John Al CorcorGn. sUperintendents Of
! stations D. o, G and j. of the postof-
hce department of that city.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Captain f. NJ. vandling.
Aides-Nictor Arnold, Joseph A. Mears.
c. Ezra Scott.
New York Letter Carriers band and
! Fife and Drum corps. 50 pieces.
General Postofiice- Captain, George
Heintz; first lieutenant, Benjamin Hol-
| land; superintendent, Frank .. DriscOll
] Cllltl CLERK, Nllldn SDOul. lou men,
! New York Carriers, divided as follows
station A.-Captain, A. J. Walling; first
lieutenant, James lockton; second lieu
tenant, Jose CorCOran. - men.
Station B.-Captain, John V. Packen.
ham; first lieutenant. Samuel w. Harris
second lieutenant John A. Gricg; station
superintendent, Charles II. c. Hecht
chief clerk, +. j. GrahCm
Station C.-CaDtain, B. Leonardo; first
lieutenant, George A. Shepherd SECOND
lieutenant, George Devihe; superintend
ent, Peter Lynch, chief clerk, James
Mahoney. p men.
Station P.-Captain, William j. Swee
ney; first lieutenant. Solomon Glihich
second lieutenant, James Doremus; su
perintendent, r, +. Welsh. chief clerk
Charles BruCher. AZ men.
Station S.--CaJtain, John +. Powers
first lieutenant, John Henley; seconC
lieutenant, William Knoblach; superin
tendcnt, q. G. NoOlhes; chief clerk, John
G. Domhein. AZ men.
Station M.-Captain, Charles j. Dando
first lieutenant. William j. Norton; su
perinteGdent, f. L. Gamer. 20 men.
Mozart Band Carbondale, 80 pieces.
u. 0. $. of A. Drum corps. of Scranton
Station E.-Captain, Michael Hayes
first lieutenant, r. Riley; second lieuten
ant. II. Odell; third lieutenant, =. FaI
rell; fourth lieutenant, J. Losette; fiftl
| lieutenant, OrNille Baxter. III men.
Delegation of chief clerks of various
stations i'm New York city.
Station F.-Captain, James NJ. CaIling
first lieutenant. James Curry; secolt
lieutenant, John Hunt: chief clerk, A
G.. Cook. IS men,
Madison Square StatiOn--Captan, Franl
Campbell; first lieutenant, w. j. McMul
len. % men.
Kingsbridge station. Captain, william
NJ, Bingham; superintendent, w. ii
Boak. II men,
Station Y.-Captain, ]. Stanton; frs
lieutenant, j. l.. Graham; second lieuten
ant George LamarChe; chief clerk
James Moran. 40 men.
Station N.-Captain, Michael Hart; frs
lieutenant, John Kiefer; chief clerk
James Conry. % men.
: Station D.-Captaiu, William Helm
first lieutenant, John Short; second lieu
, tenant William Dessane; third lieuten
ant, Fred Hoffman; fourth lieutenant
John Kelly; superintendent, f. Rohl
mann; chief clerk, Thomas Gallagher
20 men.
Station T.-Captain. j. c. Darrum; su
pcrintendent, j. Cronin; chief clerk
7 George Kemph. 16 men.
, Station G.-Captain, q. Connell; frs
, lieutenant, William MCGee; scOnd lieu
tenant, William Schieffer: third leuten
ant, William Donnelly; fourth lieuten
ant, William Stannard; superintendent
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