, 1880-06-17
ANIMAL Session Of American Nursery.
men and Florists.
nc,eratcs In Attcndnnco-AIdress Of
Welcome and The Response.
qha Trce-Pcddlor and His Many Iniquitlea
Exposed.
sayantaaes ot 1ra'lIaO-How 10 Deal with
Insect EnamIos.


ronp Of the Exposition Building. Tho At
tcudanco was largo, and representatives. of
Mi PARTS OF tho country were present. L. s.
hubbard, OF Frcdonta, N. T., presided.
There were also present Messrs. Hoover md
i;a,ncs, Dayton, o.; E. Moody and Sons,
1oekt,prt, NY; william A. Noursc, Moline,
M. Edgar Santiers, Chicago; Samuel Book,
sliaulsburg, o.; W. q. Steele. I.aporte, Ind;
q. H. Bracket, Denmark Ia; J. y. Much
more and son, Fremont, o.; j, and
T. Richmond, 0nhcseo. ILL.,; Sam Eos
ter. Nlnscatinc. H.; Q. L. Wat
.rous Dcs Molnes 1a.; Charles Waters,
Na Patch, Wis; Sexton s. Dartlcy, Kankn-
Ire, ILL.,; 4. L. Small, Kankakeo, ILL.,; u. N.
S[cKinstry, Graud Park, ILL; ]. l.. Dudd,
Amcs. H.; II. G. Windsor, Des hfolncs, Ia;
]. jenkins, Wlnona, o.; c. W. Dorr, Des
5foIncs, Ia.; George freeman, Tadmor, O.;
'SIuuson j. Knapp, Grand Rapids, Mioh.;
Peter Henderson, New York; DR.. john a.
Wnrdcr, North Bend; W. & j. Ashworth.
Tlppccanoe City. O.; L. D. Bear. Dayton,
O.: John J. Gotta, Lnnark, ILL.,; f. a. Smith.
I.ockport, N. T.; L. Tcmpleton & Sons,
Ioyeland Station, o.; j. W. Man
nIng, Roadlng, Mass; NJ. Dinner, Day
ton, o.; J. ). Woodward, lockport, N.
y; Prot; George 1lins,mat,. Columbia, w.; M{:;
Ii sai!e, H.; 2. i. Chapm,n,n Z Bro. Free
Ssn,Te, Sas ill.,; II. Z. Groves. Sandwich, Ill;
batavla' iG aI1IG ILL.,; Groase BIOS, Montrose, ID
i. i. Te,ls. .DunEeitll, Ind; j.. T. se!nplc,
EcIsey 4 CO.. St. JOSEPH, hlo. Slnnoek 4
e., Quincy, H.; sosebank Nurseries, Nash
yille, Tenn; F. A: Fiscl 6s Bro. New Car
llsle, O., Y: Il. uslI9ck 4 i nso,l, e Queens
SSS4s Ss5as sps,en SGT a9FS { es aeF Msf eaS
y. carr y Co, ,,; Yellow $SpF!ngs, o:;i
y RaXl,;s s. si;ssI Losis' So nlehH5issS iSd,sS
". TroYbridase, Glendale, o.; aeorgs ".
Campbell, Delaware, o.; Leetls & Co., Rich
MSopss SaSs 1 Brc|hers flon'as. f 1 Wess Ghsatef,
SaIas, Eli Il wfsaaf5s snaos H. 5Ma'9as2 X Ksss Xiii Sa%%s Samp
H.; ill., S. u 4. i Minkisr, ii 5ss osswcgo. ill.,; " T.
iiielkes, St. Louis, MOI; aichael Guycr.
R5a;%iSuHfE ill., " r. f fhs AIt' Es 1Rfy1Sf s P'nsssss9 ses
tan, WIS.,; sllas Wilson, Atlantic r.; g.
Zimmerman, Buffalo, n; ; Il; Jones 4; Rouse
@ sehSIGTh sahts n III Leo q ez, Mfl'g WraEtoS, rMhssnS
!;alick, Beyis, V.;S y. $: Pickett, Collins. q;
Z. ~, Whitney y Son, Moltvl!!e,
e f. f"ita A,psua n howsl SIX, ssy,"fTi'saa TsameS T. s.
A.rruestt Fral,kl|n, ,TenS;;s 5. 81. Willard 8
\; +. a; PoWcll. Syracuse, n. Y; "; r.:
GaPin r: Meinss n, P'.(oSI Y md M Smith, sa ssy Hs
OF. s. anu W. t. Smith, AuroIa, H.; u.
Van Lindley, Greensboro. N. G.; james
Crow. Crystal Like. H., G. $. Ragsdale,
t. w. 9WysM,nes III e nsvs u xa4fs' @ oseas
0llkerson,, Marcllgo, ~. .
minutes after 10 o'clock and tho proceedings
opened with
AN ADDRESS OF ;wrLcoME. >,
1 If asSs aaVanaass Saas,s sf s asFs S payss wv ss
as a polnt from which to cultivate the nc
Qualntancs OF buyers md . distributing point
for the Northwest. ,Whtlethfs city could not
W II S Es saEfse s sfSss %sy pSS MSls
parks great deal was being done, and much
good work was being laid out for tho future,
no people in tho world having stood taxes for
5e pe P2iss ~ Ps agsan na1 M ts salss aoed
number Of facts and figures giving an Idea 9f
the size and Importance Of Chlcago's park
systeln.; In the lnattar Of nurseries the city
@ I @Shs skss 'Gs fss hofe s s
np for this deficiency. Twenty-three
yeam ago there were 1ast tnree Efeenho4ses t,e 1877
ygs 1est sas h IN s as 1aae ned u III H. st Syt I
the names of about 100 tirnls engaged III the
business here. Since the days Of t91ipoInanla
passion for horticulture had ruined butfeW
q the lsa raco. e.' The business had its triais'
which were greater in a now country than
an old one, among them being the facility
With which the market could BIZ Eluttcd With
any commodity obtained from tho soil, but
SILL If TN THAR IN mNHH II whnf