, 1875-03-14
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
RKp0RTdHfII. REETCHE3

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ca1cAto' Na1en - Stpcaso ooa1o -
pro6tah1e study for the practical theologian or
socixl scientist Unlike most other kindred Or
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neas aee1site7 u 1ae "os1o. Inc 1anSee. she
fiery Southerner, tho restless Western man
English, Scotch, Irish, German, French, Span
isb. Rnsa,an- and It.;;an- .ra nil renrasented,
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AAa A'!ns4o ~ eonSa.a ~no Ai4ena3 o4.A'o Ao1
SSnn- 1ne1e Is no eacn 1o1y as CASIO IN 1ts co'a-
position. You often see the rauper IN
close and friendly converse with the
ro,tv md di.n;,ad r,;l1;,na;,a tina m,n
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OF AetIets ne'es aesp1slpE tne isoo.ai1as'
the astute photographer looklng Wlsh alsoa!n
upon his less-{avored associate The "boy IN
bue Is interested in the welfare OF h'e discona-
hted brother, and tha German administers sootn-
ing lotions to the nervous Frenchman. Thero
ia an adectionste oneness in its membership that
attracts to itself N unprccedented msss o1nno,
We are looked upon. the world over, ~ type OF
miilennial ethics. It is true taat. ct times our
equaninity ia disturbed by The victim o! soma
ingenious and unsophisticatod "buil or
"bear," but, throug b the Wlsdom Of our o!acers
order and good-feeling ara promptly Ee-
stored. Thus it is that clerg7men,
lawyers, editors. doctors. and philosophers,
Catholics, PreBbyterians, Methodists, Bapt1sts.
OF frea or cramped Wills, meet in daily and
friendly relations; not caring for outside and
unimportaut questions; whether OF PapA ln1al-
fbility, High or Low Church, transit OF venus.
Grant and Kellogg, OF universal snivation. No
man can be one Of Us for ninety days without
being infused with this freedom from restraint,
that perplex somo very fair men OF the outside
maasas. With = conscience that never fettcya
our aspirations, We move o. grand exemplif-
cation Of mans highest possibilities.
Our PURPOSE being to sketch the principal
members OF the Board who are exercising
marked influence upon its destiuies, VIC caunot
GEORGE AEs1oUr, ESQ,
President, il on tho shady side Of co, blessed
with a good appetite. He ia a msn OF strong
7,ejudioes, and certain to cling to his conyic-
tions il backed by q square majority OF his Di-
rectora. There is much Of the good Scotch grit
in his competition, largely tempered, howeFer,
with love for our common interests. Mr. Ar
mour is not probably tho most oonsummate or
etor of the Bo.rd. Nevertheless he writes .
good speech, brief and pointed. He is
sound morals. He has never before taken very
active part in the business of the Bo.rd, and
mas liahle to die unknown and not appreciated.
To utilize the influences Of = wel-ordered life,
he has for tho first time consented to act as our
ness Of others, and close application to his own
affairs, be haa been rewarded with largo wealth.
We have no means Of comprising his further
aspirations, brt believe that the experiences Of
the past. aud his present relatione to the Board,
will in time abundantly qualify him for Alder
manic hono.s.
1oHH r. aENBLEY, ESQ.,,
First Vice, ia OF another mold. Sharp IN physical
and mental outline, eeuial. aud honest, he pra-
sents rare aud healthful combination in this
age Of defaulters aud burglara. His facs should
be perpetual reproach to his ma>igneSs. How
anv man (though not member OF the Board
can for I'd instant look upon his finely wrought
physiognomy, and then speak haEshly Of him. 10
: mystery. With fine native sense Of proprety,
developed by close intimacy With the members
Of this body, be has grown into wonderful ex-
hibltion Of what such association Gao accomplish
with good foundation to work upon. His avoir-
dnnois ia limitod.-pot over 100 pounds :;
on. Suggesting the probability that he
will quit this existencs as d1d Eli1ah;
hs IL rs present memosr o. tne a = Apl.Ga1 a
.,..t nn 'so ss,,-.t. ;n n'n he dae;sons thoneh
narhson h;s :. bsst hold il on barley, He is
faithful officer, and will mako good President