The times., 1899-04-29

The Revelries will be of pleasing and
somewhat unique character, the scenic
effects attending them particularly at
tractive and gorgeous in theme and exc
cution.
In addition to the vast space for the i'm
mediate participants in the Revelries,
seats will be provided for ladies and gen.
tlemen not in costume Every effort will
be exerted to make the Jubilee Revelries
an event surprising any public entertain
ment ever conceived in Washington, and
a most fitting and inspiring closing of the
National Peace Jubilee.
Fifty organizations have already en-
dorsed the celebration and are working
for its success. The complete list of these
organizations with the delegates elected
to represent them will prove interesting
as showing the scope OF those aiding the
project. The list is as folloTs:
Business Mems Associatlon-Frank Raymond,
S. b. Hege, V. d. Johnson, E. G. S1nafer, W. 5.
Knox.
Columbia Heights Citizens Association-Leo
Simmons, II. l.. West. l. NJ Saunders, NJ. F.
Donohue August Petersen.
Congress Heights Citizens Aslociation-Gus-
tave Bender, v Waller, V. N. Tucker, o. Z.
Emmons, ". p Hartley.
East Washington Citizens Association-Joseph
l. Weller Prof. C. r. Wood, b. b. Earnshaw,
james A. Crawford ls si;f
Georgetown Citizens yvAssociation-samue G.
Palmer. f. b. Weaver. A. b. Jackson, X. A.
Casilear p T. Berry
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association-James
W Somerville, Chaplin Brown, +. L. Campbell,
A. Frey, A. b. Chaifeld.
Northeast Washington Citizens Association
Evan II. Tucker, +. 4. Sebring, \. L. King Dr.
E. ". Kirby, II. II. Martin.
Northwest Suburban Citizens Association-C.
C. Lancaster. DIR. J. w. Chappell Col. r. |.
Fleming. W. l.. Crounse, Major George \. Arnes.
Department of the Potomac, c. A. R.-calvin
Farnsworth, Thomas S. Hopkins, Arthur Hen
dricks, Charles Hanback,, X. S. Lacey.
Lincoln Command, Sons of Veterans-G. S.
whitmore, W A. Middleton, Charles Noske,
Frank l. Beach.
Hancock Command, No. l, Union Veterans
Union-Gen. s S. Yoder, DR.. J. T. Raub, Capt.
William p. Pierce, Capt. II. l.. johnson, Col.
William Y. Swiggett.
Old Guard-Capt. J. NJ Edgar, A. F. Dins-
more, James E. McCabe, NJ. NJ Lewis, I. C.,
Calver.
Judge l. c. Kimball C. IL. Darlington, A. NJ.
Salmon, c. s. Montague.
Grand Lodge, X. of P.-John C. Yost, ID. S.
GOumpf, r. ID. Crupper
German Central verein-Carl Gundlaeh, Henry
F. Reh. William L. Elterich, Wolfgans Ruck-
daeschel Louis Mundheim.
Department of the Potomac, U. V. U.-Gen.
A. H. Feathers Col L. A. Fenton, Col. c. IL.
worden. Lieut.. Col. W. P. Pierce, Lieut.. Col. F.
NJ. Welsh
". ~ H.
H. Ripley, IL. II. Bunyel, James Wood L. j.
Melchoir.
Washington Lodge, B. p. o. E-william Dict-
son, George A. Tracy, George A. Mason, NJ. f.
urell, r. A. o'Bricn.
Washington Council, Y. NJ IL. C. V. Smith,
F. A. W Van Reuth, r NJ. Ring, P. j. IIait:san,
J. G. Nulter.
Phil sheridan Post, C. A. RI. r. McKeivcy.
William Ludgate. L. S Williams, Theodore W.
Brown, Cher. Bruni.
I-.far Af,lrr tap-
tion-A G. White, A. W. Kelley, William J.
Acke, Louis Hartg. Robert E. Boyd.
| David d. Porter Command, u V. U.-J. II.
Ehle, P. c. Balm, +. +. Bean, G. II. Ripley.
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association-A. X.
Belt, James II Richards, John 7. suter, j. W.
| Carr. A. d. Shaw.
Columbia Camp No l. Sons of yeterans-E. r.
Campbell Charles p Jacobs. J. NJ. Sturgis.
! Charles Dawson, W. Calvin Whipp
John A. Rawlings Post, G. A. RE. W. Whit
| taker. A. s. Taber William Dickson George \.
Darling, Hiram buckingham.
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.-John II. Wood, DIR.
Thomas j. jones, E. B. Hay, II. C. Hazard, d.
| W. Keck.
Encampment No GO, u. " U.-Col. II. D. Nor
ton Lieut.. Col. c. A. Lyon. Gen. William W.
| Brown, Col Luke Kelly, Adjt o. f. Carwana.
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union-Thomas Glea-
| son. A. Wise, NJ Ready, NJ Walsh, S. King.
| brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union-T. Z.
| Bessman John Hofacker, Joseph NJ Patterson,
| D. T. Rabbit C. A. Cabat.
MARYLAND Division Camp. Sons OF Veterans
! Major F. s. Hodgson. Robert E. Doyle, John d.
Brngonier John Donnely, ir., os ar stcitel, jr.
| Hackr.en's and Cabrnen's Protective Union
| Frank Mace Daniel eallan. J. r. Pollard, p. j.
Deyine, Z. Fillmore.
Central Labor Union-rNiford spohn, J. NJ.
IIeisley j. L. Feeney, John A. o'Brien. John IL.
! Lorch.
Photo Engravcrs' Union No. l7-Ro6ert C. Hin,
| W. Palmer Hall, Salvador Hobbs, Chad. Laman,
! Maurice +. Joyce.
Plate Printers Unien-Thomas F. Roche. Will
liam Slocum. Theodore Rooney, William Yates,
! Charles T. Smith. Sd
Columbia Typographical Union-Edwn C.
Jones. William NJ Garrett, Ed. r. French, C. A.
/ Never George A. Tracy.
Allied Printing Trades Counci!-E ]. Roche,
| Charles L. Holiness Emil Petersen, W. $. Whit
more, T.. +. Mario.
United Associated Journeymen Plumbers, Gas
! and Steam Fitters-I. c. Darnall, J. j. Daily, \.
| Tenant, Charles McGowan, William Sparrow.
| Lincoln Post, No. 3, G. \. R.-W. H. Proctor,