Evening star., 1900-11-26
ner, A. A. Thomas, B n. Warner. jr.; Gen.
Marcus J. Wright -prsJ. Y. WHuams, Rod

ner, A. A. Thomas, B n. Warner. jr.; Gen.
ert J. Wynne and william T. walker.
COMMITTEE enaparade and decorations
H. Bronnell. Capt. N. M Brooke, DR.. W. NJ;
Barton, Thomas ". Buckley, A. p. Beitzell'
w. c. Crawley, Major J. Med. Darlington,
Rranb Pninb n Ghsa's. carxer John hro B.
James 8; Davis. Frank Dowling, T: Conrad
Dodge, Samuel H. Edmondston. John B.
Espey,, I. K. Edmonds, Harry Friedlander,
~ Dr' Hri John Z. FraSncis. Victor G. Fisher. Jas.
M. Ford, u. Z. Grayson, Lawrence G. Can
non. NJ: Goldenberg. Hamilton I. Gregory,
Alexander Hecht. Frank E. Hopkins, Frank
l.. Hanvey, Major r. w. Hunter. William
II. Johnson, Dr. Charles King, Warrenton
c. King. Gen. L. L. Lofnax Frank A. Lutte.
5r. Capt. Charles A. Langley, George w.
iinkins, F. L.vLeesnitzer, Franklin H.
Mackey, George l. Muehler, Thomas r.
Martin. Edward B. Mclean, Major H. c.
Megrew, Owen O'Hare George NJ. Oyster,
Philip M 0'Bryan, w. H. Pearce, NJ J.
Rick, T. M. Ring. John Ridden. Edward
b. stump, James F. Shea, John T. Spring
man, Francis P. Sheehy, George A. Shehan,
Capt. ca M r. Thorp, Myron A. Tappan, vii
nam w. Iuckey, Henry o. Towles, A q.
IyssoWski. W. E. Todd, T. J. Tally and
Hugh Waddell.
Press committee-A. D. Albert, jr., W. B.
Bryan, Francis ]. Carmody and Jacob Wal
deck.
Committee on medals and badges-Col.
John Cameron, Col. ]. M Chase, j. c. Har-
die, George H. Judd, Edward T. Kaiser, F.
J. Lavender, A. J. Parsons and Charles
Ray
Committee on public comfort and order
Eugene F.; Arnold, E. w. Anderson. w. w.
Biggs' William H; Baum, w: Andrew Boyd
]. w. Boteler, Thomas M. Buckley, Henry
Copperthite. E. A. Clifford. R. S. Donald
son, Charles D. Fowler, A. F. Ferguson
Harry c. GSove. Benjamin F. Guy. John
r: Hill, Edward P Harrington, John F.
Hickey, A. c. Joy, Charles j. James, George
Q. Knox, Donald W. Mcpherson. J. o.
Moque. Ballard N. Morris. H. s. Neale. T.
r. Newbold, Capt. Howard L. Prince, Rich
ard p. Pairo, j. Fl. Polkinhorn. Francis H.
Smith, J. S: Swormstedt, Alexander Scott.
John A: Schneider, Joseph Shillington
Charles Werner. Walker H. Acker w. S.
Bronson, Capt. F. H. Bugher, James G.
Bowen, DR.. A. Chaplin. DR.. H. J. Crosson,
E. S. Clark. DR.. Thomas Bowling, William
J; Dwyer, J. D. Franzoni. DR.. Charles w.
Filler, w. Bruce Gray, DR.. l.. w. Glaze
brook, Thomas Graham, S. B. Hege, E. ].
Hannah. Dr. Whit Hammett. Thomas Jar
Wis, A. Geary Johnson, E. L. Jordan, c. D.
kenney. George V. Knox, D. C. Lamb E.
J. Lockwood, DR.. G. E. Lochboehler. Joseph
%. Luckett, DR.. William V. Marmion, w.
NJ Mcconnell, Charles J. McCubbin Hosea
B. Moulton, John ]. Nolan H. Pietz. L. L.
Perkins, A. L. Reed. E. S. Randall, Benja-
min w. Reiss, Colin Studds, Andrew C.
Shannon, A. H. Stephenson, George w.
Strcngman b. r. Shaw, j. A. TSchlffely,
jr., Col. John F. Treutlen, Harry William,
DR.. A. b. Wilkinson and E. w. Woodruff.
Delaware's Governor to Attend.
Information was received this morning at
headquarters from Garrett ]. Hart adJu-
tant general Of the state Of Delaware, that
Gov. E. w. Tunnel, with his adjutant gen.
eral will attend the celebration.
A letter has been received from Levi P
Morton ex-Vice President Of the United
States, stating that he is unable to promise
to be present at the celebration, in response
to the invitation. but is hopeful that he
will be able to come.
An acceptance of the invitation to attend
the centennial has been received from
Brooks Adams of Quincy, Mass, a direct
descendant Of John Adams
M. M Parker, treasurer Of the capital
centennial committee acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the following contributions: Ed
ward j. Stellwagen, $40; F. l.. Moore, $40;
Adolph A. Hoehing. jr.. s5 Percy S. Fos-
ter, So; r. H. Terrell s..
Mr.. John B. Wight of the citizens COM
mittee, who is to be, in New York tomor-
row, will appear before the Eastern Passen-
ger Association and urge the Importance of
granting one-fare rate to Washington for
the centennial q