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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
LEDGER LINES.

Staple quiet.
Maple syrup. Lytle & Shields.
Twitter and hustle among the birds.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
A full line of California table fruits
at Lyle & Shields.
The Leath orphan asylum straw
berry festival opens to-day,
The board of school visitors meets
tonight in special session.
PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofice
and book bindery, ID Madison.
The price of cotton was reduced at
noon to-day in this market from to lc
on all grades.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, ID
Madison street.
The recent cool nights forebodes no
good to young cotton and tender vege-
tation generally.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
The wagon factory on Jefferson,
below Third, burned down two months
ago, is up and nearly ready to resume
again.
The first open air musical festival o.
the spring was that at Estival parl
yesterday afternoon, and it proved
very enjoyable.
: Jacob Lingenfelder and Miss CARR,
Heeney, also Anderson Summers ant
Mat Anderson we're licensed to &c
!, married to-day.
5 The Louisiana lottery has anothe
, of its popular monthly drawings on tn.
1lth. Get a ticket at once and yor
may not regret II.
The LEDGER Job Printing ofic
. and Book Bindery, 13 Madison, exc
: cutes everything in their line as nea
and cheap as any house. t
81 Half-fare tickets to and from tn
:, city have been arranged by the mar
ayers of the coronation e~xtravaganz
g for all strangers who wish to com
and go Friday and Saturday next.
a; At st. Mary's cathedral, Episcopa
\. on Poplar street, tomorrow eyenin
at 8 o'clock, Miss Marie Z. MoHi
ID and Mr.. Harry w. Peiree are to
/; united in the holy bonds of wedlocI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
A Reyy Of BeautieS.

Deputy Sheriff W. Wash came over
on the steamer 0verton this morning,
hailing from Crittenden county, Ark.
and having in charge three men, two
Of whom, negroes, he was taking to
the penitentiary at Little Rock, they
having been convicted Of grand larce-
ny. The other was Cal Hervy,a white
man, accused of the murder Of old
man John Broadway, on the I'D of
October last, has been granted a
change of venue, and is being taken
to Mississippi county. The Broada-
way murder was one Of unusual atroc-
ity. Four men went to his farm near
Bradley's landing, one dark night, ex.
pecting to get three hundred dollars
from the old mans locker, but were
discovered, and to conceal their ident-
ity, murdered Broadway, an old and
helpless man. There were witnesses
to the affair however of which they
were not aware, and they we're all soon
after captured and lodged in Jail. One
Of them escaped, another turned
states evidence, a third now lies
under sentence Of death, and the
fourth, Cal Hervy, as stated above,
has been granted a change of venue to
Mississippi county, Arkansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

1t was down to 119 and Offering at
that price, was Louisville and Nash
vile railway stock at New York
to-day; so said a telegram from that
city.
The statement of Bank of Com.
merce appears in our columns to-day
This is one Of our we'll managed safe
local institutions, in good hands, and
giving satisfaction to stockholders and
the public.
Prof. Schulze's grand vocal and
instrumental concert will be given to.
night at s o'clock, at Casino hall, cor.
ner Union and Second streets. Some
OF the best talent in the city will as
Sist. Admission 70 cents.
The cotton dispatch from New
York dated a quarter after ten O'Clock
came through and was chalked on the
blackboard at the cotton exchange
here to-day at half past nine-precise-
ly 40 minutes ahead of time.
Captain Wise's favorite steamer,
James W. Gaf, arrived from the Ohio
yesterday afternoon, handsomely dec
Grated with evergreens, a horse shoe,
and the word welcome" in huge let
ters adjoining the cabin front. 1t was
merely a prelude to the children's
May party to-day,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
HIS TOES TO THE son,
sixteen BuckshOt Did the Work
for JOhls Martin.

Down near Cat island, twenty-five
miles below here, in Arkansas, John
Martin met his fate last Saturday. He
was wounded in the leg several years
ago, while riding through the woods
near the same place, with Peter Bur-
gett, and when hat person was assas-
sinated it was doubtless the intention
of the killers to slaughter Martin. who
was a boon companion of Burgett's.
The bullets failed then, but this
time buckshot effectually completed
the job.
THE WAY IT WAS DONE.
Martin has for some time past held
serious grudge against Mr.. Miller,
his slayer, and had, it is said, threat
ened his life on more than one occa-
sion. Miller was prepared for emer-
g%encies and expected a combat at any
moment. Martin, on Saturday even
ing last, in company with Mr., Order,
left the old Jesse Order plantation,
where he has been employed, on
horseback, rather under the influence
of liquor. The two rode over to the
HarklerOdes place, which is managed
by Mr.. Miller, and where the latter
keeps a store. Expecting trouble, Mr..
Miller appeared with a shotgun, Mr..
Order begged Miller not to shoot, and
said the difficulty could easily be set
tied without bloodshed. Miller there
upon brought his gun to a present
arms, but Martin at that moment
DREW AND Cooked HIS sIX-sHooTER.
Miller vas not long in getting his
gun up to his shoulder again, and he
turned her loose. Sixteen buckshot
went straightway into the face of
Martin, and took nearly all the top of
his head of. He was not over ten
feet from the end of the gun muzzle.
Ofcourse he fell, and in a few mo-
ments died with his boots on.
His pistol was soon after picked up
near his side, the hammer at a cock
and ready for work. Miller was not a
second too quick to save his own life,
and the general impression is that he
acted entirely on the defensive. The
of Martin has a family, while
the dead man left none, and, it is said,
few regrets. He belonged to a crowd
of drinking braggarts and desperadets
aud is one of the last of the bunch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

PERSONAL
DR.. John Abercrombie, 20 Main

DR.. John A%bercrombie, 240 Main
So
DR.. Buddeke and wife have return.
ed from Nashville.
DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No, IS East Court street. 144f
L, Wright, the we'll known picture
dealer and frame maker, has removed
from 1893 Main st. to more convenient
premises, 966 Main, opp. Craig's store.
Pool Balls-If the party that took
the pool ball last night at corner
Market and Main street, does not re-
turn the same, he will see trouble.
Major WV. Broaddus and family
have resigned their position as opera
tors of the Telephone exchange. This
is to be regretted by the many patrons
of the exchange, as they have given
general satisfaction by their prompt
attention to the many delicate duties
required by the position.
The large stock of fine boots and
shoes at VIM. Miller's, 22l Main, is of
a quality, style and price to please
everybody. For the last thirty years
this house has given universal salts
faction to its many patrons, and has
consequently built up trade Of which
any house might be justly proud.
Their goods are of the best and their
prices as low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
Main and POPLAR.

The many friends OF Bon Aqua will
be pleased to learn that extensive
preparations are being made for a big
crowd at Bon Aqua springs this sea-
son. The cars are now running to
the springs and to the fishing grounds
beyond. Excursion tickets from
Memphis to the springs and back will
be sold for $40. The season will open
on the LIST of June, but parties desir-
ing to go there sooner will be accom-
modated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
MONDAYS MATINEE.
The "Opera de Boyd" at the
Theater de Police.

The audience at the police theater
this morning was darker than it was
fair, being composed principally Of
gentlemen of leisure of the colored
persuasion.
The court adjusted a pair of spec
tacles on its nose with a characteristic
flourish, and the turnkey ranged his
bosy in single file.
A ray of Sunshine of Maximum
brightness, entered at the door, and
will continue to illuminate until to-
morrow morning, when the charge Of
drumming without license against Max
Sunshine will be disposed of.
John Donahue to the 'front.'" said
Mr.. Boyd, and John filed in keeping
time to the "Policeman's Lament"
warbled by Officer Dean, who accused
John of being drunk and begging.
That's funny" said John, I do re-
member begging a gal for a kiss once,
and l reckon [ was drunk, too, for l
picked myself out of the gutter shortly
afterward."
I'll fine you five dollars" was the
order Of the court, and John fled to
the rear, as Dean sang, "and the po-
liceman's lot is a very happy one.''
"Beckon for Mr.. Beck, was the
next mandate. The charge against him
was disorderly conduct, and though
the little man swore roundly that the
officer was the most disorderly of the
two, he vas fined five dollars. This
is a sad blow to the embryo merchant
who has just made arrangements for a
magnificent sidewalk display and
opening Of black-eyed needles, blue.
eyed buttons, left-handed jackknives
aud double bladed shoeknives. A
look Of deep detection sat upor
his brow as the five dollar notC
slipped from his fingers, and thu
reporters lustrous eyes we're dimmeC
by the first tears he has shed sine,
Grant left.
Show me Cornelius Brophy," de
manded the judge, and the celebrates
kitchen mechanic was shown in at tn
side door. He plead guilty to a drunk
but "a plain one, your honor, perfect
ly plain, and no icing"
We'll, as you seem to be good a
that, Cornelius, I'll fine you five dol
lars"
The turnkey smiled his broadest
aud Cornelius hung his coat on a nail
and announced himself ready to ruI
the kitchen for ten days. He is al
old hand, and known from Lake Itasc
to the South Pass. His river friend
can now be sure Of a f~rst-class mea
whenever they put up at the polio.
hotel.
The tranquility Of the court wa
here interrupted nv a strain of swoe
music Of the vocal order, which aoat
ed like a zephyr through the bars
with a brick for my pillow, and a plank f
m bed,
Sweet dreams Of the billow we're swelling m
head,
When"
yes, when | took him by the colla
and brought him to b hesitation house,
chimed in the officer, who had by tn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
Failed for 100000.

Eleazor Lehman, doing business at
2H Main street, has made a
deed of trust on his stock
in favor Of David Gensber-
ger. The latter is called upon to have
a careful inventory Of the goods made
out, after which he is to dispose of the
same, first paying costs of conveyance,
then to pay the Manhattan bank note
OF about $1,000 endorsed by David @.
Lowenstine, also to pay the latter a
debt of about $1,000, to Samuel Hirsch
$1,000; Samuel Hensell, $500; Ia
Simon Lehman $3.50; Eugene Leh-
man, 5000; Goodlett & Co., four rent
notes Of 5000 each; .Schwab & Co.,
S3Ol7; in all about $4,000 due on notes.
If anything remains the following
creditors come in for a pro rata diyis-
ion Newburg, Stern, Laniei
& Co., Cincinnati, $1917; August
Bernheim & Co., New York, $3.50
Fechheimer, Scherer & Co., Cincin.
natl, 1853; Mendel & Resenburg, Gin.
c%innati, $3.50; Mark Staller & Co.
Cincinnati, s2,745; Buchanan Bros
& Co., 1903; Wolfson & Co., Cincin.
natl 1854; Wolf & Wildberg, Cincin.
natl, sl256; Gottlieb, Bishop & Co.
S57S; Silk, Krouse & Co, 1857, Gold.
! smith, Loeb & Khan, $l06O.75; Kock.
B stadler & Co., N. Y, $4S6.2O; LIB
& Specer, N. Y, $342.13; A Levy
. Memphis, $089.5O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

JOHN REHSE. Agt., I22 Main
Lecture oil Dan Ricn.

The Leath Orphan asylum is to
have the benefit of the ex-humor-
list Dan Rice's lecture next Thursday,
to be delivered at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Colonel Dan,
in his new departure, will be worth
listening at. He is not a candidate
for president of these United States,
just now, nor is he likely to be in the
future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
Fancy Hat.

At the well known store of Martin
Cohen, 2l9 Main street, a large and
elegant assortment of spring and sum
mer hats can befound for sale at prices
that defy successful competition. Mr..
Cohen sells hats much cheaper than
does any other dealer in the city, and
he guarantees style and quality. Give
him a call and treat yourself to a fine
and stylish hat. 60
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Kirkland's silk umbrellas, $3.50.


OF a general accident policy in the
Travellers is so small, and the benefit
so great when fatal or disabling acct
dents happen, hat no man of any
honorable calling should go without
one. Equally good whether you travel
or stay at home. Call at Marx &
Bensdorfs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

Before You Start on a Journey,
For business or pleasure, get a yearly
accident policy in the Travellers, OF
Hartford. Over thirty-four thousand
claims have been paid in cash.
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time brought him eye to eye with JUS
tice.
The balance of the matinee was
fully up to expectations, and the audi
ence departed soon after, well salts
fed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
II the Bells Runp

For accidents as they do for fires,
every man in town would run for an
accident policy in the Travellers. Yet
ten accidents happen to one fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
Rememher Aahfnhnln.

Where, out of a hundred persons
killed, eight had accident policies in
the Travellers, amounting to $50, 900.
1t cost them only S252.50. Get a pol.
icy before you start.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
GERMAN MILLET,
Hungarian Seed. Also Produce.
OTTO SCHWILL e. CO.,
223 Main Street. eod69
Kirkland's silk umbrellas, $3.50.
G. A. a BROS,

G.. A. ECKERLY d BROS,
Wholesale GrOcers, $40 Front.
Just received-A shipment of
the celebrated Blue Lick Water,
Green d Clarke's Missouri Cider.
Scotch Ale and Porter, Canned
Goods, Liquors. Cigars & Tobacco.
~
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Grand Concert

Tonight at Casino hall, by Prof.
Schultze and best talent of the city.
Admission 70 cents.
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KAHN &

Coz. MAIN AND POPLAR.
$l.O0. Any Gentleman can afford at Sl.00
500, A Beautiful Silk $l.00,
500 Plug Hat, Stove pipe. Sl.00.
4Oc q boz; Gents hemmed Hkfs 40c a doz
60c a dozen: Gents unbleached
Socks, SOC, Toe.
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Main and POPLAR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

Send In orders early for Ice
Cream, TO be delivered on Sun
day. G.. l.. STAFFER, 22O Main.
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AWNINGS AND MATTRESSES,
At III. B-UTTENBERG'S,
23I Second Street. Y

FISHING TACKLE.
Best Assortment ia the city.
FRANK SCHUIIAN'S Gun Store,
No. Ill Besl Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

FINE SHOES--LATEST STYLES,
Best Make--.LOwest Prices.
JOHN Nj. HILL a. CO.,
Corner Main and Monroe.
81 ~
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Kirkland's silk umbrellas, $3.50,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

Kirkland's silk umbrellas, $3.50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN
34I Second Street. l43t
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CORONATION ExTRAVAGANzA

TNHB public is informed that the ladies
and children connected with the coming
Extravaganza have the tickets now in hand
for sale.
Reserved seats for these tickets can be Sc
cured without extra charge by presenting
| then Mt A~ellenhers's music store On and after
81 May. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

Felix Jones' Livery, Boarding and
Sale Stables,
Nos. 229, 23l and 233 Third street,
near orner of Jefferson. Agood line
Of Livery always on hand. Horses for
sale. Boarding horses a speciality. 3O1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

nIAM0ND PlN-ren diamonds set in two
u straight bars. Liberal reward will be
paid ii returned to this office. AT
H0LD L0OKET-Red stone one side and
~ dark stone on other; ladies' picture in
ri Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03
E0a SALE
FOR RENT.

ENINE Buggy ana harness, S75. JOHN
II DUNN'S stable, Adams street. 459
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-03

my and 109 Elliott streets, s rooms each.
W. Apply to NJ. HEATING, 1872 Main.
81 b6
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FNIREE nice rooms, at No. 1897 fernando
j street. Apply on the premises. Prices
very reasonable, 5156
, 1880-09-30


tlnr 10 stn,tllcri, l,rt,ur.s4 mid development.
Whlln Il rests npon tho vnics. Of ptx'r men and
!1ll'nrnH NEIL II t.splr'A nid tlcgradr* the lnlnr
Piled pledges, Tho l,acrs or tho Wtat Viz
E!l,n Democracy i.nvc st'lrnch the very
nn "oI Mov Whit ;n,n they NH SavG ff9
power Upon n record which 1t written all
over With vlulnttt, toft md .li.ht'norc'l nb|lFa-
tlnHa. II is u 1nnitnr Uf rntlfG nnturictN tl.nt
uresA huyc formed liJ b'rI,ulier4 ct)rrGftt0n,
Hsld iflt tho time ihnl might IN hnvt 1MGt aptut
=, the public service. mud the money lai'l tur
sS s. sos'1 y, ;t 1,asS ' cit!lMYm j., !rhnn!i,y
tllcir followers. a,Hl fur contributing rtitltnntGns
ailtl elections N III. name nf t,rnMsry md IN
dctlancc nf the public Will. This Is nlt.rriry.
nrntc aticf n IMltitM, syndicate? III 1t0. II WIS
o"ey IL IL ill., "y Tho ''e e.ssns % GnSs as :" aW s"sy
,sqc eTy Wa u aassss or.S M Il '1 Il M", ns. s,
at,i u lsso. Il ID nrtu,cfntir il n,lot,t II
ls12 the lsrtitus tlrt,termt!H tlhariHt On tnrit1
Congressional districts. lii lh4, thu srtrlng 0f
freu traslu n asserted III tho llcIntnrate plat.
form. Aill iiHl even rrn1nlse nf Incidental pr1.
was lirm.Hr,tic to arsori; y That iisu Hon.
stltutlnn DOES mt confer utMn tho General Nnv-
general as'siein nf tttrrI'n' improvements III
lfH3 j. IlGfitttrittt fur member OF lH!iHrrps
trnIn this district ~ hlsncsltt. n'th rbfn inr
EenGrnt Fysi"1n ut fnternn n,f,rtvrtnGrss:' Sncll
A!nrss lncolsstcicIes. aslclt !rltl'g and sl,i't-
w recall tic bris,Iiant t,romi.e. nf tic iIe.uo.
cratic pMrty when It emit tntO power III thl9
state. wo rrnp tho frni.s a. lts ADMINISTRATION
~ Increased tnxatton. dilnplt!ntett schWt-
houses. :, tu,Insssnbfo ro.sds, and dangerous
, 1880-09-30
A West VirRlulA Confederate Who VIII
: No Longer suppore tlle Democratic

The Wheeling (W. Vn.) Isltt11t0eaIcts prtnts
LETTER frosn Mr. II. ". Hand OF Charlcston, TINT
stAte. who was uaelnher OF tho Twenty second
sido throughout the War, amt who has always
vnted tho Democratic ticket. Nav, however, h1
ANNOUNCES ILLS intention ~ vote for GRrttll
, 1880-09-30

: .. > = = = - .--%t~- ----r.+,
IN ORDER 1Tl AECtlMMpLAVE fttjK SuMEfl4
1tts l,nlr1ns thrnna1!nui ltlc riy. WI hnxn es.ab
uG.1aDntci1 bci"w, whntu hhvesiisrn,chts viii In
snAsn 1r n te t"e Ir!r, IT, ,f5nrssh A. ths Maa
auETIi UlYB3iHS.
I+ \ IL. sjNsts, hU0ksslltt1 ofd HtAttoneFa. II
TWcnt F.fGcOnti.st
". i. lnUiAltf. tprnuvs%t. rt9 C0ltngo urove~ay
northwest tlIi!Gr ihlsfy.titi-st. x
II. ". HuEl!MAS, Druggist, cIrnor Thirty.nrgt md
WEST tpsv1stUS.
a: rnrAlaat!M, NGMslcnlcr. Htstloner nto,
I'll! tt,lnNMlisES+ druggist. III 1'lno tsand+av,
il. Z. IlEH1tiCK, jeweler. Sews,lca.ar, and Eancy
Hnudx ~ o.nkN.el.. Gunner I.tnct,tn
". +. kHAF'f. DruVKst, I'll Nust MAdIson-sL, cor
HCs FnlltIrn. 7-'
AUGUST Jacobson. druggist. 10 North lIAsted,
corner It1t.iahA'si: 'si:..
~ ,HutIiSHltAM \ CD. UFu4Rlsts, rs North
ClNfk.Nk.. trtFnrr IJlxi-l.,tl. - ~
~ WILLIAMS 4 tU.. Druvx1sts G7a t.asrnheo ISL,
cDfnFF siIrtItA.
ltMiE y: 4: HEEHE. l'r!nisna md Advertising
hEtht SfN* uh.i Stationary 1HIuL 81 Ehst Division.
IT.. lMt NHnh In Snll md Wnits.
, 1880-09-30
FURNITURE.

N3ntlA Annual Convention Of Tho ETaNu-
. tncttirer#s Exchange.
The Furniture Manufacturers Exchange be-
gan their ninth annual Convention a tho Shcr-
tnnn ilo.lso ycatcrday morning. The member
slip nl,rut crs ubuut no. aid Includes furniture
manufacturers In nil pArta Ut tho unltcI States,
tllo object of tho organization being 10 benefit
tho trade.
President Il. N. Angle, of Chtcaan. called tho
body together a little beforc t,t,', afnl secrc-
e., tSsVsi V"einn,,, Hn,dn Mfc. ,iI,trcss co,s
,xns I.n ,aai,, Estan kjiIss Shsa;"; s'4 Fr| 4 @ G
SsisiS; iii n ?sesSe% %os Wora! C.. sSis'' So:
fsSS ssr fh,saS rS,Sss t Farsst S SSy %1 F1
nilufc C0,nrany. Noekfarl: Cleveland Issir-
!a-Gas% G1,nt,anS. G"veiand;o = Gran1 ! ;sr-
Missouri; Uni0n Furnit.iro Company, lnwn:
W4illeunl' f,trnltllsn Eosipnny. sllchiRun: Wrsi
say:aa It., i sSGE': Es"y AeFes i1Sa .is
ES,!s ,.. sHaa,Setarinx ~. G"%!Ma, EarSy. tIoj:
hons. Jodnso,l i pai*u''. t:aafles 1ir!rivUge j.
USts; silysr ,!a,' ;nn !5sSi,e iI, Ts, .l I:
Mtsht. j. II. cij,'",tst % G y. ii!stat, IL i.
s iSi,t:Isn ssF Eoy. i sseeHi Gbsa3 yfsrsn ivy % T.
SSSnpany. AIlwankrs: II Gr@ker ChA.r Go'nimny,
i l'aIn,crs. s rark.r r. i e.; +. achliln, Cc,,r.il
Furniture Assocatton. Others .nms II litter,
IL to III k @if efu s as ,p IL 3 ''
Tho l'reslt!e,t. ~ hls nUa! REPORT. e:,aKrntu.
lated tho Exchange tlnt the lltst yc'r had hScn
reference !ook md 10 I'LL that tilo uouey hull
tnry 1a!uutt in connection herewith wis cum
rsln,cnte'l. Th9 !nutllcrs whu.. "wnnt over to
eHo s Ssw Yar s MSi c"sn niisa I'D Ass sp
.fhers with them, and tho Natto,Inl Association,
~ bO9kE. recoras. IND good wl. S'icil mil
| vld,tnl associations co'tstl not live TOR obsols
tIey Wesc respons6le 10 10 one: md .hey cosiid
,n1seol,uet Ksod ss Or 81 ,no,,sys
Ms % surc 1n1Fo'ke ,s syS'E Exchnrc. repTss Ths
present membership Represented over <sotso,.
annually ii Chleagu ul',nc, showing that this WIS
no slisa!! Fraction, a'nu9 tho Industries Of tho
@ Is ,"it9r fr "1 MTw %kFmrt h, sss VIZ
| wuru oo'lEr!tMlated on tho harmuny and goots
The report nf tlo Heart OF directors lncl1dod
| tho rcport Of Trcnsurcr Wolf, which showed re-
sres ho Iasys IRst yeq1 II 0t a s1ssr s;f.
hitLons or tho poHri expressing appreciation ~
| Ounce III hIni.
| sECnErAl.y's nEpOttr.
| Mr.. N. D. Tnlcutt thct, submitted Ills report.
IT, npss,s # TIC E1sh4s wGss n Fl;
eanipIutr. thc ,nrrnLerrhp never so larse, II iu.
cl,HllnH ncarly ull tho lrntaEna manufacturers nf
The membership could uot iAIl 10 re1ch tOo d,,r-
Ing tho ye.lr Tho Exc!nnao commenced In III.
to tl,ke tho recortls u, complete thl no iir ttt
Eo goosts tu this Ilnr ot trle cnld aIorsl 10 t,u
l N a HftHt