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 C H A I R M A N . 
 
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 VICE CHAIRMAN.
 
 GQSESGISSES : 
 
 Chairman: HON. JNO. C. NEW, U. S. Consul General. 
 
 PAUL B. Du CHAILLU, ESQ. GEO, SHEPARD PAGE, ESQ. 
 
 E. L. SHELDON, ESQ. 
 
 LT. COM'DR. W. H. EMORY, 
 
 U.S. Naval A tt, 
 
 Hi RAM S. MAXIM, ESQ. 
 
 EDMUND I. MOFFAT. ESQ., 
 ' 
 
 MAJOR JAMES C. POST, 
 
 U. S. Military A ttackt. 
 
 HF.N-RY WHITE, F.so. , 
 
 Secy U. S. Legation. 
 
 IIox. JNO. RUSSELL YOUNG. 
 
 Honorary Secretary : IlENKV S. WELLCOME, ESQ., Snow Hill Buildings, E.C 
 
 5QRQSSMS 
 J. N. ARONSON, ESQ. 
 
 P. T. BARNUM, ESQ. 
 
 L. W. BROWN, ESQ. 
 
 L r . S. Consul, Glasgow. 
 
 Tuos. BURNSIDE, ESQ., 
 COL. W. H. CHESEBROUGH. 
 COL. GEO. EARL CHURCH. 
 WALTER DEI. MAR, ESQ. 
 HAROLD FREDERIC, ESQ. 
 WM. A. GIHSON, ESQ. 
 COL. J. T. GRIFFIN. 
 D. C. HALDEMAN, ESQ. 
 MAJOR E. J. HALE. 
 BRET HARTE, ESQ. 
 H. L. HORTON, ESQ. 
 J. JARRETT, ESQ., 
 
 U. S. Consul, Birmingham. 
 
 OLIVER R. JOHNSON, ESQ., 
 
 U. S. Vice Consul-General. 
 
 MAJOR EVAN R. [ONES, 
 JOHN T. LORD, ESQ. 
 COL. HENRY McCoy. 
 
 JOHN G. MEIGGS, ESQ. 
 JAMES R. OSGOOD, ESQ. 
 G. W. PARKER, ESQ. 
 DILLWYN PARRISH, ESQ. 
 F. C. PENFIELD, ESQ. 
 HOWARD POTTER, ESQ. 
 ALEXR. M. REID, ESQ., 
 
 U. S. Consul, Dublin 
 
 COL. W. II. REYNOLDS. 
 J. MORGAN RICHARDS, ESQ. 
 EDWD. C. SANXAY, ESQ. 
 ISAAC SELIGMAN, ESQ. 
 THOS. II. SHERMAN, ESQ., 
 
 trpvel. 
 
 J. FISHER SMITH, ESQ. 
 
 B. F. STEVENS, ESQ., 
 
 U. S. Dispatch Agent 
 
 THOMAS STEVENS, ESQ. 
 MAJOR HENRY VAN DER WEYDK. 
 RICHARD S. WARING ESQ. 
 ARTHUR WARREN, ESQ. 
 F. MARSHALL WHITE. ESQ. 
 J. McNEii. WHISTLER, ESQ. 
 JAMES WILSON, ESQ.
 
 HENRY M. STANLEY. 
 
 "With Devotion to Duty. 
 
 " Served in the Magdaia and Ashantee Campaigns ; 
 
 " Found and Relieved Dr. Livingstone ; 
 
 First Circumnavigated the Great Lakes of Central Africa. 
 
 "First Revealed the Extreme Southern Sources of the Nile; 
 
 'Discovered the Albert Edward Nyanza; 
 
 "First traced the Congo to the Sea: 
 
 " Created the Congo Free State ; 
 " Discovered the Mountains of the Moor; 
 " and Rescued Eman Pasha." 
 
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 LlBUTBNANT W G. STAIRS. RE. 
 
 " One oj' those rare personalities, oitener vifiible among military men 
 than atnon& civilians, who could obey orders "Without argument, -who 
 could accept a command, and without ado or fuss execute it re- 
 b&iously,- Courageous, careful, -watchful, diligent, and faithful."--- 
 STANLE. .
 
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 3EKRY VAS DER "WE YDS. 
 
 SURGEON THOMAS HEAZLE PAKKE, ARMY MD. STAFF. 
 " I consider this expedition in nothing happier than in the possession 
 of an unrivalled physician and surgeon, Dr. T. H. Parke. of the A.M.D. 
 ' Loyal and devoted services gratuitously.' Skilled as a physician, 
 tender as a nurse, gifted with remarkable consideration and sweet 
 patience. Every white officer in tho expedition, Emin Pasha, Captain 
 Casati, and the Egyptian officers and all are indebted to him." 
 STANLEY.
 
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 CAPTAIN ROBERT HENRY NELSON. 
 
 " Consisr.ent zeal to duties. High soldierly qualities, proving to -what 
 a pitch of devotion a highly honourable man can carry his ideas of 
 duty. A devotion to duties, an intelligence to comprehend, an 
 obedience -without cavil, a zeal -which never flagged to perform and 
 endure -whatever task -was put before him." STANLEY. 
 
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 Ma. A. J. MOUNTENEY-JEPHSON. 
 
 " Distinguished by hi untiring industry and indefatigable zeal and 
 unique service to the expedition, devotion and chivalrous kindnesa 
 to Emin Pasha. An indomitability of spirit, courage, and celerity of 
 movement. Faithful and obedient.". STANLEY.
 
 TANLEY TESTIONIAL SHIELD. 
 This Shield, of classical outline, is 2 ft. in height, and weighs 
 several hundred ounces, it bears in the .centre an American Shield, the 
 Stars and Stripes indicated by varied texture of the metal. Upon this 
 American Shield is overlaid a relief map of the Dark Continent in oxy- 
 dised silver. The Lakes and Rivers and Dotted Route Lines, repre- 
 senting Mr. Stanley's various journies, inlaid with gold. The American 
 Eagle at the top of the Shield holds a medallion portrait of Stanley 
 encircled by a wreath of laurels, and also holds a wand bearing the 
 golden " Star of Duty." 
 
 SCENES DEPICTED. 
 
 On the right a circular Abyssinian Shield plumed with Lion's 
 mane, paw and tail, Jewelled Clasp bearing design, Lion of Judah and 
 Solomon's Seal and various Trophies. Scene . The fall of Magdala. 
 Lord Napier and Stanley in the foreground. 
 
 To the left an Ashantee Shield with Golden Ram's Head, Battle 
 Axe, Wasp's Nest and other Trophies. Scene : Critical moment at 
 Village Eganassie ; battle of Amoaful. Lord Wolseley and Stanley in 
 the foreground. 
 
 Large scene, top left hand corner. Stanley finds and relieves 
 Livingstone at Ujiji, Lake Tanganika, 
 
 Scene below. Stanley discovers the Southernmost sources of the 
 Nile, Suna south of Victoria Nyanza. Journey through Dark Continent. 
 
 Scene below. Tippoo Tib, the Slave and Ivory Trader, at Mana 
 Mamba, warns Stanley of the perils of the Congo. 
 
 Scene folio wing. --Stanley traces the Congo to the sea in his boat 
 the "Lady Alice." Attacked by cannibal tribes and imperilled by 
 cataracts. 
 
 Scene to the right. Vivi. Stanley with his Fleet of Steamers 
 founding the Congo Free State. He shivers a huge boulder with a 
 sledge hammer, is named by natives Bula Matari, The Rock-breaker, the 
 all-powerful, the name by which he is now known through all Africa. 
 
 Scene above. Emin Relief Expedition. Stanley attacked by the 
 Wambutti Dwarfs, Stairs wounded, Parke attending wounded native, 
 Nelson and Jephson supporting bill hookers who are carving a way 
 through the forest. A native blazing a tree to guide Bartelott. 
 
 Scene top right-hand corner. Stanley rescues Emin, traces the 
 Similiki to its source, discovers the M't's. Moon, and confirms his 
 previous discovery of Albert Edward Nyanza. Expedition arrives 
 shore Albert Edward Nyanza. Stanley heads column. Gunbearers 
 at side. Emin follows with Casati at his side. Hammock bearers 
 carrying Emm's daughter Ferida, - Surgeon Parke attending her. 
 Stairs sketching M't's. Moon, Nelson and Jephson taking observations. 
 Dwarf leading native go'at, and about fifty types of natives, men, 
 women and children, with typical accessories, maxim gun, loads, 
 etc., etc. 
 
 Camp Scene above. Stanley encounters starvation. His officers 
 return empty handed from the hunt. His foragers return with but a few 
 handfuls of fungi, beans and pepper leaves in their aprons to feed 
 hundreds of starving men. Randy captures the guinea fowl. 
 
 The photograph is taken from a hasty water-colour sketch of the unfinished 
 shield, and several of the important details are omitted or incorrect. Every 
 prominent figure on the shield is a special study, and represents a personality 
 or a type. Every accessory has special significance. 
 
 TRIBUTE MEDALLIONS TO STANLEY'S CHIEF OFFICERS, 
 bearing Replica of Stanley Portrait as on the shield, with inscription 
 " Never while human nature remains as we know it will there be found four gentle- 
 men so matchless for their constancy, devotion to their work, earnest purpose, 
 
 and unflinching obedience to honour and duty." STANLEY. 
 
 On the reverse, portraits of the Officers in bold relief, map of 
 Africa at top with outline route of the expedition. Scenes Forest, 
 M't's. Moon and Battle. 
 
 The designs for the shield and medallions are by Henry S. Wellcome. 
 The shield has been wrought with keen sympathetic interest and feel- 
 ing by Messrs. Elkington and Co. The work has been carried out under the 
 hand and direction of their repousse artist, Mr. F. Courthope.
 
 
 DESIGNED AND COPYRIGHTED BY HENRY S. WELLCOME, 1890, 
 
 AND WROUGHT IN FINE SILVER BY 
 
 ELKINGTON & CO., LONDON. 

 
 IVf B N U. 
 
 HOPS D' CEUVRES VARIES. 
 
 POTAGES. 
 
 CONSOMME' A L'IMPE'RIALE. PUREE DE TOMATES. 
 
 POISSONS. 
 
 SAUMON AU CONCOMBRE, SAUCE HOLLANDAISE. 
 BLANCHAILLES AU NATUREL ET A LA DIABLE. 
 
 ENTREES. 
 
 PETITES TIMBALES DE FOIE GRAS AUX TRUFFES. 
 CHAUD FROID DE MAUVIETTES EN BELLEVUE. 
 
 RELEVES. 
 
 CHAPONS BRAISES A L'ESTRAGON. JAMBON, SAUCE MADERE. 
 
 QL'ARTIER D'AGNEAU, SAUCE MENTHE. 
 
 SALADE A LA FRANCAISE. POMMES DE TERRE. 
 
 HARICOTS VERTS. EPINARDS AU JUS. 
 
 ROTS. 
 
 CANETONS AUX PETITS POIS. CAILLES BARDEES. 
 
 ASPERGES A L'HUILE. 
 
 ENTREMETS. 
 EABAS A LA STANLEY. GELEES DE FRUITS AU MARASQUIN. 
 
 DAMES D'HONNEUR. 
 GLACES A LA MONT DE LA LUNE. 
 
 DESSERT. 
 
 CAFE NOIR. 
 
 WINES. 
 
 SHERRY. CHABLIS. CLARET. CHAMPAGNE. PORT LIQUORS. 
 
 CIGARS. 
 
 COHEN'S BOCH DIVINGS.
 
 TOAST LIST. 
 
 Iv Ol'KI-X, TIIK I'RIXCK AND I'RINCKSS, 
 
 AND 
 
 OUR PRESIDENT." 
 
 Sip CHARLES TUPPER, High Comissioner for the Dominion 
 Canada, and THE VICE CHAIRMAN. 
 
 "OUR CHIEF GUEST." 
 
 Proposed by THE CHAIRMAN. 
 
 Presentation of the American Flag and "Stanley Shield." 
 Response by HENRY M. STANLEY. 
 
 "STANLEY'S CHIEE OI'TICERS." 
 
 Proposed by PAUL B. DU CHAILLU. 
 Presentation of the Four Silver Medallions. 
 
 Response by Lieut. STAIRS, Surgeon PARKE. Captain NELSON and 
 Mr JEPHSON. 
 
 "EXPLORATION." 
 
 Proposed by Sir MOUNTSTUART GRANT DUFF, President of the Royal 
 
 Geographical Society. 
 Response by Colonel GRANT and Commander CAMERON, R.N., C.B. 
 
 "THE PRESS." 
 
 Proposed by Sir RICHARD TEMPLE, Bart. 
 Response by CHARLES WILLIAMS and WILLIAM SENIOR. 
 
 "THE CHAIRMAN." 
 
 Proposed by Professor OILMAN, President of the Johns Hopkins University 
 Response by THE CHAIRMAN. 
 
 Programme of Music 
 
 TO BE PERFORMED BY THE 
 
 BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS 
 
 {By permission oj Colonel Trotter), 
 
 Under the Direction of Lieut. Dan Godfrey. 
 
 1. MARCH "AtiSecours" I'anJa-rdi. 
 
 2. OVERTCRI: ... " Lc Domino Noir" Anlfi: 
 
 IDYLL I "Blumchen der Einsamkeft" Bach. 
 
 J ' INTERMEZZO/ "LoinduBal" Gillct. 
 
 4. SELECTION ... " The Gondoliers " ... ... Sullivan. 
 
 5. The "GUARDS" WALT/. D. Godfrey. 
 
 (Played by the Band of the Grenadier Guards in Boston and New 
 
 York, 1872). 
 
 6. OVERTURE ... " The Octoroon r 
 
 7. CORNET SOLO " In the Starlight " 
 
 SERGEANT KNIGHT. 
 
 8. VALSE ... " Ange d'Amour " 
 SELECTION ... " Ruy Bias, the Blase Roue' 
 
 I-DNUCHEN 
 
 AND PATRIOTIC AIKS. 
 
 Benedict. 
 
 D. Godfrey, fun.
 
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