The times., 1899-05-23
citation and Treasurer of the washington

of the most public spirited of its citizens
He was born in this city and was educated
at Emerson Institute. He has conducted
a gas water and steam supply business in
this city since 1884. He is director of
the Traders National Bank and the Ger
man American Fire Insurance Company
and the treasurer of several financial in
stitutions. as well as of De Molay Mount
ed Commandery, No. Knights Templar.
He is a thirty second-degree Mason be-
longing to Albert Pike Consistory, and a
roble of Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine.
The General Committee comprises five
representatives from each OF nearly fifty
organized bodies in the District. Following
is complete roster Of the members and
the organizations represented:
Business Mems Association-Frank h
| Raymond, S. B. Hege, V. B. johnson, E. G.
Schafer, and W. S. Knox.
Columbia Heights Citizens Association
Leo Simmons, H. L. West, l.. NJ. Saunders
NJ. +. Donohue, and August Petersen.
| Congress Heights Citizens Association
| Gustave Bender, " Whaler. V. NJ. Tucker
| o. E. Emmons, and w. p. Hartley.
| East Washington Citizens Association
Joseph. l. Weller, Prof. C. F. Wood, B. B
| Earnshaw. and James A. Crawford.
Georgetown Citizens Association-Sam
| uel C. Palmer. F. B. Weaver, A. B. Jackson
|
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association
James w. Somerville, Chaplin Brown, F
! l.. Campbell A. Frey. and A. B. Chatfield
Northeast Washington Citizens Associa
tion-Evan H. Tucker, F. A. Seabring, n
l.. King. DR.. E. w. Kirby, and H. II. Mar
| tin.
Northwest Suburban Citizens Associa
| tion-C. C. Lancaster. DR.. j. w. Chappeii
Colonel r. l. Fleming. w. L. Crounse, AM
Major George A. Armes.
Department of Potomac, G.. A. R.-CalviI
Farnsworth. Thomas S. Hopkins. Arthu
Hendricks, Charles Hanback,, r. S. Lacey.
| Lincoln Command. S. of V.-G. S. Whit
more, w. A. Middleton, Charles Noske. AM
Frank | Beach.
| Hancock Command. No. 1. U. V. U.-Gen
S. S. Yoder. DIR. J. 7. Raub, Capt. william
| p. Pierce, Capt. II. L. Johnson. and Col
| William Y. Swiggett.
Old Guard-Capt. ]. NJ. Edgar. A. F
| Dinsmore, James E. McCabe, NJ. NJ. Lewis
| and T. C. Calver.
Burnside Post, No. s, G. A. R.-A. F
| Sperry, |. G. Kimball, C. H. Darlington, A
Nj. Salmon, and c. S. Montague.
Grand Lodge X. of P.-John C. Yost, d
| S. Goumpf. r. d. Crupper.
German Central Verein-Carl Gundlach
| Henry +. Reh. William L. Elterlch, Wolf
gang Ruckdaeschel Louis Mundheim.
Department of the Potomac. U. V. u
Gen. A. II. Feathers, Col. E. A. Fenron
Col. C. H. Worden. Lieut.. Col. W. p
| Pierce Lieut.. Col. f. NJ. Welsh
Farragut Post, G. A. R-Stanton Wea-
| yer. E H. Ripley. H. H. Bunyea, James
| Wood. L. ]. Melchoir.
Washington Lodge. B. P. o. E.-Willian
Dickson. George a. Tracy, George A. Ma
| son, NJ. Z. Urell, r. A. O'Brien.
Washington Council, Y. NJ. ii. C. V
Smith. F. A. W. Van Reuth, T. NJ. Ring
| p. ]. Haltigan. j. G. Nulter.
| Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.-John H. Wood
| DR.. Thomas ]. Jones, E. B. Hay, H. C
Hazard, D. W. Keck.
| Encampment No. 50. U. V. L.-Col. II. D
Norton, Lieut.. Col. G. A. Lyon. Gen. VIII
liam w. Brown, Col. Luke Kelly, Adjt. o
Z. Carwana.
| Journeymen Horseshoers' Union-Thom
as Gleason, A. Wise, M Ready, NJ Walsh
| 5. King
brotherhood ELECTRICAL Workers Union
| T. e. Besriaan. John Hoffacker, Joseph M
Patterson. D. T. Rabbit. C. A. Cabat.
Maryland Division Camp. Sons of Vet
1erans-Maj. F. s. Hodgson, Robert q
Doyle, John d. Bragonier, John Donneliy
jr.. Oscar Steidel, jr.4
Hackmen's and Cabmen's Protective
Unlon-Frank Mace Daniel Callan. ]. r
I
| Central Labor Union-Milford Spohn,
NJ. Heisley. j. z. Feeney, John A. o'Brien
John H. Lorch.
| Photo Engravers' Union. No. 17.-Rober
G. Hill. W. Palmer Hall, Salvador Hobbs
+, Chad. Lamar, Maurice E. Joyce.
| Plate Printers Union-Thomas F. Rookie
William S,ocum. Theodore Rooney, William
| Yates Charles T. Smith
| Columbia Typographical Union-Edwir
! C. Jones, William NJ Garrett. Ed K
French, G. A. Meyer, George A. Tracy.
Allied Printing Trades Council-E.
Rocke. Charles E. Holmes. Emil Petersen
w S Whitmore, E. f. Mario.
United Associated Journeymen Plumb
ers. Gas and Steam Filters. 314 Thirt
| Street northeast. C. Darneli, ]. ]. DAILY
| A. Tenant, Charles MCGOWAN, William
| Sparrow
| Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. RI. r. Nc
Kelvey, William Ludgate, l.. 5. Williams
Theo W. Brown and Cher. Bruni.
Washington Light Infantry Veterans
Association-A. G. White, A. W. Kelley
! William ]. Acke, Louis Hartig and Rober
E. Boyd.
David d. Porter Command. U. V. U.-J
H. Ehle, p. C. Balm, F. F. Bean and G. H
Ripley.
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
A. X. Belt, James H. Richards, John 7
| Suter, j. W. Carr and A. d. Shaw.
Columbia Camp, No. 1, Sons of Veteran:
E R. Campbell, Charles P Jacobs, J. NJ
| Sturgis. Charles Dawson and w. Calyit
Whip.
John A. Rawlins Post, G. A. RE. W
| Whitaker, A. s. Taber. William Dickson
George A. Darling and Hiram Bucking-
ham.
Lincoln Post. No. 3. C. A. R.-W. H
| Proctor. Major l.. p Williams, John Bres-
nahan, j. L. Thornton, W. X. Taylor.
| Bricklayers' Union, No. IN. p. Canty
Joseph Armand, R. H. McMakin, ]. Wolf
| ]. Stanley.
Cigar Makers Union. No. 1l0-Petel
Hahn, John Willis, John II. Wingate, Johr
Brahler, c. a. Cook.
| Pattern Makers League-E NJ. Birrell
II. F. Garrett. H. E. Ayler, G. B. Bradley
E o. Lawrence.
Building Trades Council-John P. Healy
Franz Kopp, H. l.. Streb, E. ]. Duff, J. f
McHugh.
Stereotypers' Union-J. S. Briggs, ]. j
O'Brien. A. T Campbell, Edward Osborne
NJ. ]. Vievering.
International Association of Machinist5-
r. Henry Lewis, S. D. Cole, Frank How
son. Edward Tucker. II. G. Kems.
U. S Grant Post, No. 6-S. E. Faunce
W. H. Henning, p. NJ. O'Bryon, Alfre'
Shaw. A
Theatrical Stage Employers Union
Leonard Renbel. T.. A. Fleming. Thoma
McCullogh, f. NJ. Donaldson, A. L. Vialle
COMMITTEE ON PROGRAMMES.
Robert p. Murphy, of the Regent Ho
tel. Chairman