LOUISIANA.

New Orleans-Prison Reform Association of Louisiana, 127 Carondelet street; board of commissioners of prisons and asylums; Michel Heymann, superintendent Jewish Orphans' Home; Miss 'Sophie B. Wright, 1440 Camp street.

Portland-Central Labor Union; W. P. Chase, secretary Portland Wholesale Grocers and Flour Dealers' Association; F. South worth, 108 Newbury street.

Waldoboro-George W. Caldwell.

MARYLAND

Baltimore-William Bullock Clark, professor, Johns Hopkins University; W. Hall Harris, professor, Johns Hopkins University; Rev. Madison C. Peters; C. M. Purdy; Prof. Harry F. Reid, professor, Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Ira Remsen; * W. T. Shackelford, 19 South Holliday street; George B. Shattuck, Johns Hopkins University. Cearfoss—A. G. Aylsworth.

Kensington-* Rev. E. D. Huntley.

MASSACHUSETTS.

The Consumers' League of Massachusetts. * Massachusetts house of representatives. * New England Methodist Conference.

State Board of Trade.

* Mrs. Lucia T. Ames, factory inspector State of Massachusetts. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

* Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

* Hon. Roger Wolcott, late governor of Massachusetts. Adams-William B. Plunkett.

Andover-Frederic Palmer, corresponding secretary Andover Guild. Attleboro-W. E. Hayward.

Auburndale—A. J. Desoe, chairman legislative board, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

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Boston-Associated charities; Bostonian Club; * Clothing Cutters and Trimmers' unions; Boston Chamber of Commerce; International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, Local No. 16; Park Street Club; Thomas Bailey Aldrich; Oliver Ames, Ames Building; Edmund Billings, secretary public school association; Charles P. Bowditch, 28 State street; L. G. Burnham, 86 State street; Samuel B. Capen, 348 Washington street; Prof. Davis R. Dewey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; J. Malcolm Forbes, Sears Building; Worthington C. Ford, Boston Public Library; Rev. George A. Gordon, 645 Boylston street; Henry L. Higginson, 44 State street; Rt. Rev. Wm. Lawrence, 122 Commonwealth avenue; George E. McNeill, 15 Appleton street; R. T. Paine, 6 Joy street; Henry Parkman, Provident Institution for Savings; Thomas F. Ring, 146 Franklin street; William T. Sedgwick, professor Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Miss Zilpha D. Smith, 43 Hawkins street, secretary Associated Charties of Boston; Fredric J. Stonson,

52 State street; John E. Thayer, 50 State street; J. G. Thorp, 89 State street; Robert A. Woods, 6 Rollins street, superintendent South End House Social Settlement.

Brockton-Brockton Branch Lasters' Protective Union (1,000 members), George N. Hubbard, Box 351.

Brookline-Judge James R. Dunbar, Corey Hill; S. N. D. North, Edgehill road, Brookline; Hon. M. P. Kennard; Moses Williams, Walnut street.

Cambridge-Associated charities; John Graham Brooks; Rev. Edward Cummings (formerly professor sociology, Harvard); Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart, 15 Appleton Way; Lodge No. 21, Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin, and Steel Workers; John Read, 55 Appleton street; Prof. N. S. Shaler.

East Dedham-John F. McCarthy.

East Milton-Mrs. Edward M. (Ålice F.) Carey; Geo. H. Ingraham, 6 Beacon street. (?)

Fall River-Associated charities.

Fitchburg-Fitchburg Benevolent Union, 145 Main street; Charles Fosdick, president merchants' association; David H. Merriam, secretary merchants' association; merchants' association; woman's club. Gloucester--Associated charities.

Hydepark-Balkham, S. B., 95 Pierce street; Denny, John W.; Harlow, W. H.

Jamaica Plain-Ernst, Dr. Harold C., 8 Greenough avenue.
Lawrence-Carter, Rev. Clark, Essex street.

Lowell-Workingmen's Protective League.

Lynn-Associated charities, 10 City Hall square; board of trade, H. A. Sawyer, secretary; Hayes, Hon. Elihu B.; Niles, William H., 333 Union street; Pullman, Rev. J. M., 25 Cherry street; Sawyer, H. A., secretary board of trade.

Malden-Associated charities; Cox, H. J., 593 Main street.

Manchester-Merrill, J. Warren; Putnam, William L., 90 Ames

Building.

Medford-Kummer, C. Edward, 45 Forest street.

Milton-Apthorp, H. O.; Chim, Alliston B., School street; Forbes, Miss Edith; Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm; Forbes, Mrs. Ralph E.; Forbes, W. Cameron, 614 Sears Building; Gilbert, Horatio J.; Meredith, Albert A. H.; Perkins, Mrs. E. C.; Wadsworth, Edwin D.; Watson, Susan G. H. (Mrs. R. Clifford).

Nahant-James, Geo. Abbott, Lomland House.

Newburyport-Homer, Dr. John, 154 High street.

Norfolk-Moore, Eacon J.

New Bedford-Jones, Miss A. H., County street; Prescott, Oliver, jr.
Newton-Farquhar, Col. D. W., 55 Pembroke street.
Northampton-Clapp, William H.

North Andover-Sutton, William.

Plymouth-Fay, A. O.

Quincy-Faxon, Henry H., 12 E. Central street, box 113.

Readville Clayton, H. H.; Kennedy, Harris; Kennedy, Sinclair. Revere-Skiffington, Henry J.

Roxbury-Hale, Rev. E. E., 39 Highland street; Kennedy, Dr. Geo. G., 284 Warren street; White, Capt. John C., 346 Walnut avenue.

Salem-Associated charities; Gove, William H., 254 Lafayette street. Sharon-Kempton, George.

Somerville-Associated charities.

Spencer-Associated charities.

Springfield-Union Relief Association, 486 Main street; *Balliot, Thomas M., 47 Vernon street; Goetting, A. H., post office box 1447; Tifft, E. T., 176 Florida street; Ireland, Oscar B., post-office box 1608; Morgan, Hon. Elisha, post-office box 843.

South Byfield-Home, Prof. P. L., Dummer Academy.

Taunton Associated charities.

Waltham Fernald, Dr. Walter E.; Lyman, Mrs. Susan C. (Arthur); Sears, Miss Evelyn G.; Sears, Mrs. Philip H.

Wellesley-Balch, Miss Emily; Comon, Miss Katherine.
Weston-Lamson, D. L.; Sears, Horace S.

West Roxbury-Auston, Charles L., Cottage avenue.

West Somerville-Board of trade, L. M. Libbey, secretary; Libbey, L. M., secretary board of trade.

Westwood-Crane, Joshua, jr.

Winchester-Coffin, A. B.; Pecker, Frank S., 14 Cabot street.

Worcester-Board of trade, Chas. E. Squier, secretary; *Bricklayers' International Union; Blake, Miss Louisa; Bates, Hon. Theodore Č., 29 Harvard street; Dervey, George T., 311 Main street; Haynes, Geo. H., 1 Harvard street; Squier, Chas. E., secretary board of trade; Wheeler, Allen, 5 Norton street.

MICHIGAN.

Detroit-Chandelier Workers' Union No. 6913; Cigarmakers' Union No. 22; Council of Trades and Labor Unions; Cole, Walter B.

Durand-Dewey, J. F.

Grand Rapids-Williams, J. E., Chicago West Michigan Railway Company.

Hillsdale-Ward, F. T.

Houghton-Dickinson, Edmund S., box 395.

Port Huron-Cigarmakers' Union No. 368; Edison Union; Journey. men Barbers' Union; Lonshoremen's Union; Trades and Labor Council; Typographical Union; Smith, Homer W., 935 Beard street. Whitmore Lake-Hicks, Rev. H. W.

MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis-Sixth Congressional District I. A.; Associated charities; Greaves, Frank W., secretary Minnesota Merchant Tailors' Exchange; Easthagen, John, president Minnesota Merchant Tailors' Exchange; Martin, Charles J., miller, Washburn Crosby Company; Minneapolis Merchant Tailors' Exchange.

Duluth-Central Sawmill Workers' Protective Union No. 6724; common council and mayor of Duluth; Richardson, C. E., city clerk; *Thompson, James, 111 West First street.

Lynde-Superintendent State Farmers' Institute.

Lynd, Lyon County-Gregg, O. C., 508 Germania Life building, St. Paul.

St. Paul Dean, W. B.

Winona-Knapp, Charles R.

MISSOURI.

Kansas City-General secretary associated charities; Boice, H. S., 277 Live Stock Exchange; Hansom, J. M., general secretary associated

charities; Harrison, W. B., 1404 Troost avenue; Pierce, S. A., 710 Wall street; Shawhan, Rev. B. E., 205 East Thirty-fourth street; Warren, J. B., 818 Wyandotte street.

Pierce City-Allen, L. L. L., president Commercial Club; Bennett, Theron C., secretary Commercial Club.

St. Joseph-Charity board; Lewis, W. J., 2604 South Jefferson avenue; Merchants' Exchange, G. J. Tansey, president; Morgan, George H., secretary Merchants' Exchange.

MONTANA.

Secretary Montana mining and immigration committee.

Helena-Commissioners bureau of agriculture, labor, and industry; director Montana Agricultural Experiment Station; Emery, S. M., director Montana Agricultural Experiment Station; Ferguson, J. A., commissioner agriculture, labor, and industry, State of Montana; Mills, Jas. H., commissioner bureau of agriculture, labor, and industry; Smith, Hon. Robert B., governor of Montana.

Niles City-Collins, J. B.

Nebraska City-* McCallum, George W., 1507 First avenue.

* Legislature.

NEVADA.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Hampton Falls-Wakeman, A. E.

Holderness-Webster, Lawrence J.; Wescott, William, 39 Prospect

street.

Somersworth-Spencer, Rev. George H., post-office box 793.
West Rindge-Ware, Miss Mary L.

Bloomfield-Stout, G. Lee.

NEW JERSEY.

Camden-Perkins, Benj. F., secretary American Association Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels.

Elizabeth-Board of trade, James MacMaster, secretary; MacMaster, James, secretary of board of trade, 118 Broad street; Screw Makers' Union No. 6585; Rood, Henry O.

Madison-Allis, Solon M.

Newark-Associated charities; Central Labor Union; Hatters' Union; Typographical Union; Sleght, Dr. B. H. B., 31 Lincoln Park. New Brunswick-*Flagg, William.

Orange-General secretary associated charities; McDougall, A. W., general secretary associated charities.

Plainfield Agent Organized Aid Association; Von Boskerick, Miss Sarah M., agent Organized Aid Association; Woodbury, Branch 14, Glass Bottle Blowers' Association of the United States and Canada.

NEW MEXICO.

Albuquerque-Commercial Club; Marron, O.M., president Commercial Club; McGanna, P. F., secretary Commercial Club.

NEW YORK.

*American Federation of Labor.

*Joint State convention of labor organizations. Chief factory inspector, State of New York.

Albany-Buckley, E. W., 67 State street; Chamber of Commerce; Doane, Right Rev. W. C.; Jones, William B.; McKinney, Edward N.; O'Leary, Daniel, chief factory inspector, State of New York; Rice, Hon. William J., 135 Washington avenue; Roe, S. W., 67 State street; Van Allen, G. A., 57 State street; Van Antwerp, John H., 2 Lodge street, care Mrs. H. V. A. MacMurray; Van Antwerp, William M.; Van Rensselaer, Dr. Howard.

Auburn-Chessman, William, S. M. D.
Batavia-Tozier, Emily A. (Mrs. L. L.).

Brooklyn-American Workmen's Protective League, Branch No. 1; Branch No. 1 American Workmen's Protective League; *Allen, William H., 436 Tompkins avenue; Alsop, Rev. R. F., 79 Remson street; * Breman, Edw. C., 34 Howard avenue; * Coombs, James S., 84 Woodbine street; * Ellsworth, S. J., 91 First place; Hanson, Ellwood, 393 Lewis avenue, secretary United Grocers' (Retail) Association; Kasmire, B. F., 110 Lee avenue; Lohmann, Henry, 1702 Eighth avenue; *Nichols, William I., 69 Schermerhorn street; *Perry, Julia O. (Mrs. Andrew J.), 30 First place; Pratt, Rev. D. Butler, 1381 Herkimer street; United Retail Grocers' Association, 401 Bridge street.

Buffalo-Secretary Charity Organization Society; Catholic Temperance Society; Almy, Frederic, secretary Charity Organization Society; Cleveland, Right Rev.; Cornwell, William O., president City Bank; Hornaday, W. T., Erie County Bank Building; Milburn, John G., 1168 Delaware avenue.

Castleton-Charity Organization Society, Eliz. B. Custis, secretary. Canton-Ellsworth, Horace D.

Cazenovia-Meredith, Mr. E., Fernwood farm.

E. Bloomfield-Stimson, Rev. Mr. Luther (Caroline Islands).
Geneva-Nelson, Rev. Henry W. (Northeast Harbor, Me.).

Ithaca-Allen, Herrick C., 12 Esty street; Allen, Joseph; Kingsland,

John.

Malone-Hadley, A. C.

Mount Vernon-Bureau of charities.
Newburgh-Associated charities.

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New York City-Blacksmiths' Helpers' Union No. 6931; Brass Molders' Union; Central Labor Union; general secretary of charity organization society and editor of charities; Protective Labor Union; secretary of federation of churches; secretary State charities aid association; stair builders' union; stone cutters' union; Tucker, Frank, 105 East Twenty-second street; typographical union; United Wood Carvers; Woman's Republican Club; Abott, Lawrence F., 287 Fourth avenue; Abott, Rev. Lyman, 287 Fourth avenue; Alexander, J. S., National Bank of Commerce; Ball, E. O., 1 Broadway; Blaustein, David, East Broadway and Jefferson street; Bliss, W. D. P., 128 East Twentyeighth street; * Burnett, Jas. Robinson, 39 West Fifty-second street; Brace, Charles Loring, secretary Children's Aid Society; Brewster, Chas. O, 92 Liberty street; Brown, Mrs. Frederick F., 121 Madison avenue; Brown, Herbert S., 127 East Twenty-third street; * Carring ton, J. B., 153 Fifth avenue; Carter, James L., care J. P. Morgan & Co.; Clark, John Bates, 616 W. One hundred and thirteenth street; * Clark, John C., mayor's office; Clark, Walter D., 44 Pine street; Commons, John R., 281 Fourth avenue; Cornell, Justice Robert C., 33