Constitution, by-laws and list of members, officers and committees. April, 1894
E 202 .3 .D66 1894 Copy 1 ^ \4 SS^" ^^ ot <lolumf)/3 Sone of tbc Hmerican IRevolution. District ot Columbia Society Sons of tbe Bmerican IRevolution, Any one desiring to become a member should apply to the Registrar for application blanks. The application is (i) to be filled in duplicate, (2) sworn to, (3) have the recommendation of two members, (4) a letter of endorsement from one recommending member. (5) and with initiation fee of five dollars, (6) to be sent to the Registrar, Mr. W. J.Rhees, Smithsonian Institution. The annual dties, $z.oo, are payable on the 226. February, iu advance, for each year. Members elected after 22d of Februar^^ pay for the remainder of the year at the rate of twenty-five cents per month. Certificates' of Membership may be obtained upon application to the Registrar, by the payment of $1.25. The Badge or Insignia of the Order is sterling silver covered with gold and costs nine dollars. This has taken the place of the four styles formerly used, and is of same size and design as the one which cost $25.00. They are sold by Tiffany & Co., New York City, upon permit issued by the Registrar General, through the Registrar of the District of Columbia Society. Rosettes are furnished by the Registrar or Treasurer at 25 cents each. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION CONSTITUTION .. BY-LAWS AND .. LIST OF MEMBERS OFFICERS AND .. COMMITTEES . .. APRIL, 1894 ip"^^ x>\^ ©fficera ©t tbe District of Columbia Society of tbc Sons ot tbe Hmerican 1Re\>olution, Elected February 22, 1894. president Gen. J. C. Breckinridge, U.S.A. IDiceslPrcBlDcnte Hon. George H. Shiei^ds, President K. M. Gai,i,audet. Mr. Wii,i,iam D. Cabei.1.. IRecorMng Secretary Mr. Francis E. Storm, "The Windsor." CorresponDing Secretary Dr. George H. Penrose, Soldiers' Home. Zvcaswvct WiEEiAM Van Zandt Cox, U. S. National Museum. IRe^t^trar WiiviviAM J. Rhkes, Smithsonian Institution. 2l66istant IRegistrar Francis H. Parsons, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Ibistorian A. Howard Clark, National Museum. Cbaplain Rkv. Thos. S. CHII.DS, D.D. :©oarD ot /iRanagement THE OFFICERS AND FIFTEEN OTHER MEMBERS. To Serve for the Period of Three Years. Hon. J. W. Douglass, Gen. L. A. Grant, Dr. J. W. Bayne, Hon. Marshall McDonald, Mr. John B. Wight. To Serve for the Period of Two Years. Mr. Geo. L. Clark, Dr. G. Brown Goode, Mr. Owen Riley, Prof. Otis T. Mason, Mr. Herbert G. Ogden. To Serve for the Period of One Year. Hon. G. H. Mansur, Mr. J. B. Thompson, Prof. John R. Eastman, U.S.N. Mr. Bernard R. Green, Mr. Wm. a. DeCaindry. Committees. Biecutivc Committee Hon. Geo. R. Shields, J. W. Douglass, E. M. Gallaudet, B. R. Green, H. G. Ogden. •QClai^s an& /iBeans Hon. J, W. Douglass, Chairman. Mr. Bernard R. Green, Secretary. Hon. George H. Shields, Mr. Wm. A. DeCaindry, President K. M. Gallaudet, Hon. C. H. Mansur, Prof. J. R. Eastman. :©uilMng Mr. Bernard R. Green, Chairman. Hon. George H. Shields, Secretary, Mr. W. A. DeCaindry. Prof. J. R. Eastman, Chairman. Mr. F. H. Parsons, Secretary, Mr. H. G. Ogden. BDvancement President E. M. Gali^audet, Chairman. Major F. H. Bates, U.S.A., Secretary. Hon. J. W. Douglass, Mr. A. B. Johnson, Gen. Iv. a. Grant, Mr. J. P. I^othrop, Gen. H. G. Gibson, U.S.A., Maj. W. H. Webster, Capt. C. D. Cowi.es, U.S.A., Gen. A. W. Greei^y, U.S.A., Prof. Henry Gannett, Mr. John Hunn Voorhees, Gen. Rueus Saxton. Hon. George H. Shiei^ds. Chairman. Mr. W. V. Cox, Secretary. Mr. J. B. Thompson, Dr. J. W. Bayne, Mr. W. a. DeCaindry, Mr. W. H. Pearce, Mr. John B. Wight. 6 :6li0ibilit^ Dr. G. Brown Goodk, Chairman. Mr. W. J. Rhees, Secretary, Mr. Geo. L. Clark Bcccptabilit^ Prof. Otis T. Mason, Chairman. Mr. Owen R11.EY, Secretary. REv. Thos. S. Childs, D.D. Mr. W. D. Cabell, Chairman. Mr. John B. Wight, Secretary. Hon. Marshall McDonald. TRecrultino Mr. H. G. Ogden, Chairman. Mr. J. B. Thompson, Secretary. Hon. C. H. Mansur, R- U. Goode, Dr. J. W. Bayne, Maj. Wm. H. Webster, Gen, H. G. Gibson, Dr. H. A. Robbins, ErnEvST Wilkinson, Gen. D. S. Stanley, F. B. Tasker, V^o^. C. E. Munroe, Maj. J. B. Babcock, Hon. John Goode, Medical Director W. T. Hord, Col. Felix A. Reeve, Capt. Wai^ter Howk, U.S.A., Mr. F. E. Storm, Dr. S. ly. Crissey, P. F. Larner, E. A. M0SE1.EY, He;nry F. Bi^ount, GKN. H. V. BOYNTON, Chari^es Abert, Dr. S. M. Burn^'TT, Very Rev. J. H. C. Richards, Prof. Otis T. Mason, Dr. D. W. Prentiss, M. S. Thompson, Wm. F. HE1.1.EN, Chas. W. Coombs, IviEUT. L. W. V. Kennon, W. W. Danenhower, Dr. John Kurtz, Henry Gannett, Maj. F. H. Bates, Mr. Wm. D. Cabei^Iv, A. P. ClvARK, A. T. Tracy, W. D. Bai^dwin, F. BiRGE Smith, C. M. B. Harris, R. S. J. Fisher, Hon. Marshai^i, McDonai^d. CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I. NAME. The name of this Society shall be Thk District of Coi^umbia Society of the Sons of the American Revoi^ution. ARTICLE IL objects. The objects of this Society shall be to perpetuate the memory of the men, who, by their services or sacrifices during the war of the American Revolution, achieved the Independence of the American people ; to unite and promote fellowship among their descendants ; to inspire them and the community at large with a more profound reverence for the principles of the Government founded by our forefathers ; to encourage historical research in relation to the American Revolution ; to acquire and preserve the records of the individual services of the patriots of the War, as well as documents, relics and landmarks ; to mark the scenes of the Revo- lution by appropriate memorials ; to celebrate the anniversaries of the prominent events of the War ; to foster true patriotism ; to maintain and 9 extend the institutions of American freedom ; and to carry on the pur- poses expressed in the preamble to the Constitution of our country and the injunctions of Washington in his farewell address to the American people. ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP. Section I. Any man shall be eligible to membership who, being of the age of twenty-one years or over and a citizen of good repute in the community, is the lineal descendant of an ancestor who was at all times unfailing in his loyalty to and rendered actual service in the cause of American Independence, either as an officer, soldier, seaman, marine, militiaman or minute-man, in the armed forces of the Continental Congress or of any one of the several Colonies or States ; or as a signer of the Declaration of Independence ; or as a member of a Corhmittee of Safety or Correspondence ; or as a member of any Continental, Provincial or Colonial Congress or Legislature ; or as a civil officer, either of one of the Colonies or States or of the National Government ; or as a recognized patriot who performed actual service by overt acts of re- sistance to the authority of Great Britain. He may be elected a mem- ber of this Society, provided that, upon due investigation, he shall be found to be acceptable. Sec. II. Applications for membership shall be made in duplicate, upon blank forms prescribed by the General Board of Managers of the National Society, and shall in each case set forth the name, occupation and residence of the applicant, his line of descent, and the name, resi- dence and services of his ancestor or ancestors in the Revolution from whom he derives eligibility. The applicant shall make oath that the statements of his application are true, according to the best of his knowl- edge and belief, and his application shall be endorsed by two members of the Society, accompanied by a letter from at least one compatriot, and subject to such other requirements as may be prescribed by the rules or by-laws of the Society. Sec. III. Whenever a member in good standing changes his resi- dence to the jurisdiction of another State Society he shall be entitled, if he so elects, to a certificate of honorable demission, in order that he may be transferred to said Society ; provided that no such certi- ficate shall be given unless all dues and fees are paid, and said member- ship in this Society shall not cease until membership in the State Society be established. Sec. IV. If for any reason a member resigns or is dropped from the rolls of the Society, the number of his insignia shall be cancelled, and his name shall no longer appear in the year book of the Society. ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS AND MANAGERS. Section I. The officers of the Society shall be a President, three Vice- Presidents, one Recording Secretary and one Corresponding Secretary, a Treasurer, a Registrar, an Assistant Registrar, an Historian, a Chaplain and such others as may be deemed necessary, who shall be elected by a vote of the majority of the members present at the annual meeting of the Society, and who shall hold office for one year, or until their successors shall be elected, and who, with fifteen other members, shall constitute the Board of Management : Provided, that the President and Vice-Presidents shall not be eligible for re-election for more than two successive terms ; and provided further, that the fifteen members of the Board of Management elected in 1894 shall be divided by lot into three classes of five each, the first to serve one year, the second two years, and the third three years, and that at annual elections thereafter five members shall be elected to serve three years and until their successors are elected. Vacan- cies in the Board of Management shall be filled by the Society for the unexpired term. Sec. II. Delegates to the Congress of the Society shall be elected at each annual meeting, in accordance with the requirements of the Consti- tution of the National Society, who shall hold office till their successors are duly elected and qualified. Sec. III. An Executive Committee of five, of which the President of the Society shall be the chairman, may be elected by the Board of Management from their number, who shall, in the interim between the meetings of the Board, transact such business as shall be delegated to it by the Board of Management. Three members shall be a quorum of the Executive Committee. ARTICLE V. FEES AND DUES. Section I. The initiation fee shall be five ( $5 ) dollars ; the annual dues three ( $3 ) dollars ; or the payment at one time of fifty ( 1:50 ) dol- lars shall constitute a life member with exemption from payment of dues thereafter. Members of the "Sons of the Revolution" whojoin this Society will be exempt from the payment of an initiation fee, provided they are eligible and acceptable under the Constitution of this Society. When a member is elected after the annual meeting his dues for the remainder of that year shall be at the rate of twenty-five cents per month. Sec. II. The annual dues shall be payable in advance on the twenty- second day of February in each year. Sec. III. When the dues of any member shall remain unpaid for nine months, the Treasurer shall give him notice that unless the 13 same be paid within three months thereafter, his membership shall cease ; and in case such dues are not paid pursuant to such notice, or the default be satisfactorily accounted for to the Board of Management, he shall thereupon cease to be a member. Sec. IV. The receipts each year from initiation fees, life-membership fees, and dues, constituting the aggregate annual resources of the Society, shall be devoted by the Board of Management to the following objects, and no others, viz: 1. Payment of the annual dues to the National Society of 50 cents for each active member. 2. Maintenance of a building fund, by the investment of not less than 10 per cent, of the aggregate annual resources of the Society in such secu- rities as the Board of Management shall direct. 3. Payment of current expenses. 4. Publication of such documents as may be deemed advisable. 5. Payment of such special expenses as may be authorized by the vote of two-thirds of the Board of Management. Sec. V. No vote of the Society, whereby the expenditure of the build- ing fund shall be caused, shall be passed except at a stated or special meeting, at which at least fifty members shall be present, and two-thirds of those present shall vote in favor thereof ; nor until the subject has been referred to the Board of Management and they shall have reported 14 their opinion thereon, which report shall be made at the stated meeting next after the reference, or at a special meeting called for the purpose. ARTICI^E VI. THE BOARD OF MANAGEMKNT. The Board of Management shall consist of the President, Vice-Presi- dents, Secretaries, Treasurer, Registrars, Chaplain, Historian, ex officio, and fifteen members who shall be elected as herein provided. This Board shall judge of the qualifications of the candidates for admis- sion to the Society and elect the same ; and may establish local chapters with such powers as it may deem proper within its jurisdiction not incon- sistent with the Constitution of the National Society ; may expel any member, after due notice and impartial trial, who by conduct unbecom- ing a gentleman shall render himself unworthy to remain a member, sub- ject to appeal to the Society ; and shall have charge of all meetings ; shall recommend plans for promoting the objects of the Society ; shall digest and prepare business ; and shall authorize the disbursement and expendi- ture of unappropriated money in the treasury for the payment of current expenses ; and generally superintend all the interests of the Society and execute all such duties as may be committed to it by the Society. It shall make, through the President, a general report of its transactions at the annual meeting of the Society. 15. .1 At all meetings of the Board of Management, five or more shall be sufficient for the transaction of business. ARTICLE VII. MEETINGS AND EI.ECTIONS. Section I. The Annual Meeting for election of officers and transac- tion of business shall be held at noon on the twenty-second day of February, the anniversary of the birth of George Washington, in every year, except when that date shall fall on Sunday, in which case the meeting shall be held on the following day. Sec. II. Special meetings may be called by the President or Board of Management at any time for business purposes or for the purpose of celebrating events of the Revolution or other patriotic events, or devis- ing means for the prosecution of patriotic work. The President shall call a special meeting whenever requested in writing so to do by five or more members. Sec. III. General business may be transacted at any special meeting. Sec. IV. Thirteen members shall constitute a quorum at all meetings. Ayes and noes shall be called at any meeting of the Society upon the demand of five members. Sec. V. All nominations for officers shall be made from the floor and not by committee, and all elections to office shall be by ballot. The i6 persons receiving the majority of all the votes cast shall be declared elected, and shall hold office for the ensuing term and until their succes- sors shall be elected. ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENTS. Amendments to this Constitution may be offered at any meeting of the Society, but shall not be acted on until the next meeting. A copy of every proposed amendment shall be sent to each member, with a notice of the meeting at which the same is to be acted on, at least one week prior to said meeting. A vote of two-thirds of those present shall be necessary to the adoption of any amendment. 17 BY-LAWS. SECTION I. ELKCTION OF MEMBERS. Any applicant for admission to this Society shall file with the Registrar his application as prescribed in the Constitution, together with such doc- uments and other proofs of qualification as he may have, and the initiation fee (S5.00 ; also a letter from the member proposing the name stating his knowledge of the applicant. These papers shall be referred to the Committee on Eligibility. If found eligible the papers shall be referred to the Committee on Acceptability, and the name and record published in the official circular, and placed on the bulletin board in the head- quarters of the Society. The Board may then elect him as a member of the vSociety or otherwise dispose of his application, and if his eligibility is approved by the Board and by the Registrar-General of the National Society, he shall be entitled to all the privileges of a compatriot therein. If for any reason he is not approved as a member his papers and initiation fee shall be returned. SECTION II. THE PRESIDENT. The President, or in his absence a Vice-President, or in his absence a Chairman pro tempore, shall preside at all meetings of the Society and 18 Board of Management, and have a casting vote. He shall exercise the usual functions of a presiding officer, and shall enforce strict observance of the Constitution and By-Laws and of the regulations and rules of the Society. SECTION III. THE SECRETARIES. The Recording Secretary shall have charge of the seal, certificate of incorporation, by-laws and records of the Society, and, together with the presiding officer, shall certify all acts of the Society. He shall keep fair and accurate records of all the proceedings and orders of the Society ; and shall give notice to the several officers of all votes, orders, resolves and proceedings of the Society affecting them or appertaining to their respec- tive duties. He shall notify all members of their election and shall under the direc- tion of the President or Vice-President, give due notice of the time and place of all meetings of the Society, and attend the same. The Corresponding Secretary shall conduct the general correspondence of the Society under the direction of the President, and assist the Record- ing Secretary in his duties, and do such other acts as may be directed by the Board of Management, 19 SECTION IV. THK TREASURER. The Treasurer shall collect and keep the funds and securities of the Society ; they shall be deposited in some bank or savings institution in this District, to the credit of The District of Coi^umbia Society of THE Sons of the American RevoIvUTion, and shall be drawn thence on the check of the Treasurer, for the purposes of the Society only. Out of these funds he shall pay such sums only as may be ordered by the Society, or by the Board of Management. He shall keep a true account of his receipts and payments, and, at each annual meeting, render the same to the Society. If, from the annual report of the Treasurer, there shall appear to be a balance against the Treasurer, no appropriation of money shall be made for any object but the necessary current expenses of the Society until such balance shall be paid. SECTION V. THE registrar. The Registrar shall keep a roll of members, and in his hands shall be lodged all the proofs of membership qualification, and all the historical and genealogical papers, manuscript or other, of which the Society may r become possessed ; aud under the direction of the Board of Management, shall keep copies of such similar documents as the owners thereof may not be willing to leave permanently in the keeping of the Society. He shall verify all statements of the Revolutionary services of ancestors that may be made in the apphcations for membership, and make report to the Board of Management. SECTION VI. THE HISTORIAN. The Historian shall keep the records of the historical and commemora- tive meetings of the Society, and shall supervise the preparation and printing of all its historical publications, other than those of the member- ship rolls. He shall submit at each annual meeting a list of the members who may have died during the year, accompanied by biographical memoirs. SECTION VII. COMMITTEES. As soon as practicable after his election the President shall appoint the following standing committees, \nz. : I 1. IFays and Means Committee, consisting of seven members, who shall perform the duties of a finance committee, and shall have charge of all measures for raising the necessary means for carrying on the business of the Society, including the subject of initiation fees and dues. This committee shall audit the Treasurer's accounts. 2. Building Committee, consisting of three members. 3. Library Committee, consisting of three members, who shall have charge of the library and relics and rooms of the Society, and the super- vision of such publications as may be authorized by the Society. 4. Advancement Committee, consisting of thirteen members, who shall consider, and from time to time report to the Board of Management such measures as in their opinion are calculated to advance the interests and promote the general welfare of the Society. 5. Meetings Committee, consisting of seven members, who shall have charge of all arrangements for meetings or outings of the Society which may involve extra expense for either transportation, entertainments or refreshments. 6. Eligibility Committee, consisting of three members, who shall, after careful scrutiny of the record of each applicant for membership, endorse their conclusions upon the application papers and transmit the papers to the Committee on Acceptability. 7. Acceptability Committee, consisting of three members, who shall, after due inquiry into the character and standing of each applicant, en- dorse their recommendations upon the application papers, and transmit the papers to the Secretary for the action of the Board. 8. Recruiting Committee, consisting of forty-four members, who shall be a lookout committee for securing accessions to the membership of the Society. 9. Press Committee, consisting of three members, charged with all mat- ters for publication concerning the Society in which the public press may be considered to be interested. In the absence from the city of members of the foregoing committees, the President is authorized to appoint temporarily, in any case, a suffi- cient number of members to complete a quorum ; and he is authorized to appoint at any time, for temporary purposes, special committees, at the request of the Board of Management. SECTION VIII. FORM FOR 1NSTALI.ATION OF COMPATRIOTS. The gentlemen who have been elected members since the last instal- lations will come forward. The compatriots who endorsed the applica- 23 tions in these cases will escort the gentlemen to the front of the Chair under the direction of the Committee on Acceptability. The Presiding Officer will then say : Gentlemen : The interests, objects and principles of this Society are committed to our united care. We are pledged "to cherish, main- tain and extend the institutions of American freedom, to foster true patriotism and love of country, and to aid in securing for mankind all the blessings of liberty." Do you so pledge yourselves ? Answer : We do. The Compatriots of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will rise. Your properly constituted authorities have, after due care, recommended ,and elected the gentlemen present ; and they are now formally accepted as Compatriots of this Society. The members of the Society will then say : Compatriots : — We welcome you most heartily. 24 Xiet of fiftembera. Abert, Mr. Charles, 482 Ivouisiana Avenue ; Norbeck, Md. Abert, Mr. Silvanus Thayer, 1738 I Street. Adams, Dr. Francis Joseph, Great Falls, Montana. Addison, Rev. Daniel Dulaney, 27 Abbott Street, Beverly, Mass. Addison, Rev. Dr. Thomas Grafton, 219 C Street. Anderson, Lieut. James Thomas, U.S.A., Kast Las Vegas, N. M. Annin, Mr. William Edwards, 1325 G Street. Armes, Maj. George Augustus, U.S.A., 1405 F Street. Atkins, Mr. Joseph Leicester, 930 F Street. Austin, Mr. Amory, 23 Catherine Street, Newport, R. I. Averill, Mr. Frank Lloyd, Treasury Department. Babcock, Maj. John Breckinridge, U.S.A., War Dep't ; 2005 G Street. Bailey, Mr. George Hobart, Cliff Street, Pittsburg, Pa. Baker, Dr. Frank, Supt. Zoological Park; 1315 Corcoran Street. Baldwin, Rev. Dr. Charles W., Sec'y American Univ. ; 946 Westminster. Baldwin, Mr. Dudley, 4S1 North Perry Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Baldwin, Mr. William Dickson, 1734 Q Street. *Ball, Mr. Ebenezer Burgess, Pension Office. *L,ife Members. 25 Ball, Mr. George Washington, 242 8tli Street N.B. Ball, Mr. Joseph Josiah Gilbert, U. S. Senate Post Office. Balloch, Dr. Edward Arthur, 12 18 12th Street. Barker, Commander Albert Smith, U.S.N., Navy Department. Bates, Maj. Francis H., U.S.A., 1330 30th Street, Georgetown. Bayly, Mr. William Hamilton, 323 B Street S. E. Bayne, Dr. John W., 116 2nd Street S.E. Beck, Hon. George T., Beckton, Wyo. Benet, Mr. I^aurence Vincent, 21 Rue Royale, Paris, France. Benjamin, Dr. Marcus, 640 Madison Avenue, N. Y. Benney, Mr. George Andrew, 4241 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Benney, Mr. James, 4241 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Bennett, Past Ass'tEng'r Frank M.,U.S.N., Bur. Steam Eng., Navy Dep't. Billings, Pay Inspector Luther Guiteau, U.S.N. , Navy Department. Birge, Mr. Henry Cyrus, Riggs Fire Insurance Co. ; 1331 F Street. Birge, Mr. Harry Warren, Pension Office ; 525 3rd Street. Blanchard, Mr. Dawson A., Pension Office ; 1022 9th Street. Blount, Mr. Frederick Ripley, Dallas, Texas. Blount, Mr. Henry Fitch, The Oaks, Georgetown. Boutelle, Hon. Charles Addison, House of Representatives. Boutelle, Dr. James Thatcher, Hampton, Va. Boynton, Mr. Charles Augustus, 11 13 17th Street. 26 Boyiiton, Gen. Henry Van Ness, 132 1 R Street. Brackett, Col. Albert Gallatin, U.S.A., 1726 Q Street. Brackett, Dr. John Ely, 13 10 Rhode Island Avenue. Bradley, Mr. George Lothrop, 2035 P Street. Breckinridge, Hon. Clifton Rhodes, House of Representatives. Breckinridge, Mr. David Castleman, Ha vemeyer Building, New York City. Breckinridge, Gen. Joseph Cabell, U.S.A., War Dep't ; 1314 Conn. Ave. Breckinridge, Hon. William Campbell Preston, House of Representatives. Brewer, Mr. Justice David J., U. S. Supreme Court; 1412 Mass. Ave. Britton, Col. Alexander Thompson, Pacific Building. Brooks, Mr. Newton May, 233 2nd Street S.K. Brown, Mr. Alexander, Norwood P.O., Va. Brown, Mr. Dudley Parish, Anadarko, Oklahoma. Brown, Mr. Thomas Stephen, 21 Arch Street, Allegheny, Pa. Brownlow, Col. John Bell, 141 1 Corcoran Street. Burnett, Dr. Swan M., 1770 Massachusetts Avenue. Butterfield, Gen. Franklin George, Derby Line, Vt. Byrne, Ivieut. Bernard Abert, U.S.A., Fort Thomas, Ky. Byrne, Lieut. Charles, U.S.A., Fort Thomas, Newport, Ky. Cabell, Prof. William Daniel, 1401 Massachusetts Avenue. Call, Hon. Wilkinson, U. S. Senate. Capen, Mr. Loranus Crowell, 401 3rd Street N.W. 27 Carhart, Mr, Albert, 1123 nth Street. Carrington, Mr. Peyton Rhodes, 1017 Bank Street, Richmond, Va. Carter, Capt. Alfred Ball, Front and Madison Streets, Memphis, Tenn. Chandler, Mr. Hiram Guernsey, The Genesee Hotel, Buflfalo, N.Y. Charlton, Mr. Charles Hymen, Northeast corner Markoe and Parrish Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Charlton, Mr. John Pascal, Northeast corner Markoe and Parish Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Chase, Capt. Constantine, U.S.A., Washington Barracks. Chester, Commander Colby Mitchel, U.S.N., Naval Acad., Annapolis, Md. Chickering, Prof. John White, Kendall Green, D.C. Childs, Rev. Dr. Thomas Spencer, 1308 Connecticut Avenue. Clark, Mr. Allen Cullen, 605 F Street. Clark, Mr. A. Howard, Smithsonian Institution. Clark, Mr. Appleton Prentiss, 119 6th Street N.E. Clark, Mr. Appleton Prentiss, Jr., 605 F Street. Clark, Mr. George Lafayette, 13 19 nth Street. Clark, Mr. Gilbert Andrew, 119 6th Street N.E. Clarke, Dr. Daniel B., National Bank of the Republic. Clarke, Prof Frank Wigglesworth, U.S. Geological Survey. Clarke, Col. Isaac K., Bureau of Education ; 216 New Jersey Avenue. Clayton, Rev. Samuel Davis, Dayton, Ohio. 28 Clayton, Mr. William McKendree, 206 D Street. Cole, Mr. Theodore Lee, Corcoran Building; 3103 P Street. Coleman, Dr. Horace, 1108 8th Street. Coleman, Mr. Horace, Jr., Ellsworth, Kan. Collins, Mr. Richard, 22 Chestnut Street, Pittsburg, Pa. Colonna, Mr. Benjamin Azariah, U. S. Coast Survey. Coombs, Mr. Charles William, loi F Street, N.E. Cowles, Mr. Byron Kilbourne, The Hampden, Langley Ave., Chicago, 111. Cowles, Capt. Calvin Duvall, U.S.A., 3141 P Street. Cowles, Hon. William H. H., Wilkesborough, N.C. Cox, Mr. William Van Zandt, National Museum. Craig, Capt. Robert, U.S.A., Signal Office, 1415 G Street. Crane, Mr. Henry Lyon, 93 West Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Crissey, Dr. Sardis Little, 1426 Massachusetts Avenue. Culbertson, Rev. John Newton, 707 9th Street, N.B. Cutcheon, Hon. Byron M., 74 Paris Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. Cutler, Mr. Samuel M., Custom House, Baltimore, Md. Dana, Gen. James Jackson, U.S.A., 1421 K Street. Dana, Mr. Richard, 142 1 K Street. Danenhower, Mr. William Weaver, corner 13th and G Streets N.W. Davenport, Mr. Theodore, 431 loth vStreet. Davenport, Mr. Theodore, Jr., 431 loth Street. 29 Day, Mr. Edwin Warren, Adjutant-General's 0£5ce, War Department. Dean, Mr. Mills, 6i8 Massachusetts Avenue. Dean, Medical Director Richard Grain, U.S.N. , 1736 I Street. DeCaindry, Mr. William Augustin, Com. General's Office, War Dep't. Dennison, Dr. Ira Warren, 11 14 New York Avenue. *Dent, Hon, Josiah, Berkley Springs, W. Va. Dickins, Commander Francis William, U.S.N. , Navy Department; No. West 72nd Street, New York City. Doolittle, Mr. George, 230 New Jersey Avenue S.E. Dorsey, Rev. James Owen, Bureau of Ethnology ; Takoma Park, D. C. Douglass, Hon. John Watkinson, 1810 F Street. Dubois, Hon. Fred. T., U. S. Senate. * DuBois, Mr. James Taylor, 1423 Chapin Street. DuBois, Capt. Richard Catlin, U.S.A., Prospect Street, Meridian Hill. Duhamel, Mr. James Francis, 930 F Street. Durand, Mr. John, 164 Boulevard Montparnasse, Paris, France. Earll, Mr. Robert Edward, National Museum. Earnest, Mr. John Paul, 622 F Street. Eastman, Prof. John Robie, U.S.N. , Naval Observatory ; 1905 N Street. ■ Eddy, Dr. Otis Judd, 1215 Rhode Island Avenue. Edwards, Mr. William Seymour, Charleston-Kanawha, W. Va. Elder, Mr. James Montgomery, Apollo, Pa. Elder, Dr. John Wilson, 24 Ohio Street, Allegheny, Pa. Ellis, Mr. J. Frank, U. S. Fish Commission ; 1333 Vermont xlvenue. Emery, Hon. Matthew Gault, 207 I Street. Fairbanks, Mr. Ernest Hay ward, U.S. Patent Office. Faulkner, Hon. Charles James, U. S. Senate. Fisher, Mr. Charles Willis, 1738 I Street. Fisher, Mr. Robert Stjettell Jones, 1915 Kalorama Avenue. Flint, Medical Inspector, James Milton, U.S.N., Navy Dept. Forbush, Mr. Abiah Abbott, loio G Street, N.E. Fox, Mr. James Carter, 816 13th Street. French, Mr. Walter H., File Clerk House of Rep.; National Hotel. Frye, Hon. William Pierce, U.S. Senate. Gallaudet, President Edward Miner, National Deaf-Mute College. Gannett, Mr. Henry, 188 1 Hare wood Avenue. Garnett, Mr. Henry Wise, 13 19 New York Avenue. Garrison, Mr. John Rowzee, 1427 R Street. Gibson, Gen. Horatio Gates, U.S.A., 2104 Ward Place. Gill, Mr. WiUiam I^indsley, Glenn Dale, Md. Goode, Dr. George Brown, Asst. 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