New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
STOCK EXCHANGE OFFICERS NOMINATED.
MEN SELECTED By TIE CoMMIrrEE-NAMEs THAT
WERE DROPPED.

xrx SELECTED BIZ TIE COMMITTEE-NAMEs THAT
WERE DROPPED.
Tho nominating committee of the Stock Exchange
yesterday announced the regular ticket ior oncers
and members of the Governing Commttee' 10 % 'o'ou
an at the annual election May IA 1t Is as iono"s'
President. william Lanman Bull; secretary, George
r,v treasurer. d. c. Hays chairman James Mitchell !;
vs'a.chairmap Alexander Henriques; trustee OF tho
rratuty fund Samuel J. Harriott LOT the 0o'ernihs
Committee, to serve for four years, a m Cahoone'
a. Hodges John II. Jacquelin, James eehgman'
r. h. Wh.ttemore, John Hone, IT,, W. B. Lawrence,
~ panaall c. Homans and John NJ. Amory |;
70 serve for three years. p W. Harding for two years.
n x. Pomroy and A. H. Dc Haven; for ono year.
w. II. NJ. Sisare.
All of the old officers except the president James D.
gmith arc rcnominated- The new candidate Tor tnat
place, Mr. Buu, s the senior member OF the nrm Oh
Edward Sweet a Co., and has had long experience
In Wall Street He is highly esteemed among his
fellow brokers' and unites with keenness, ability and
a renial temperament reputation OF solid Integrity
He has been member Of the firm since 1865, and for
he last nine years he has had the entire management
n the firm as well Is the affairs Of Mr. Sweet Mr.
Bull is graduate of the College OF the CITY OF NOW
York and is largely interested In the Northern Pa
riac and Oregon Railroad properties His nomination
has been received with pronounced favor
Tho selection of tho governors to DO elected mas
been made apparently with reference to the vote 70
reinstate Thomas O. Doremus, the board memDer OF
Horny S. Ives & Co., who was expelled iast spring
Mr. Cahoone is tho only governor who voted aye on
that question, who is renominated Mr.. Jacquenn
did not vote, and MI Hone resigned because OF .ne
sctlon of the Governing Committee. Tho now noml-
nees are Messrs. Hone HOmans, Amory, Hsrdihg,
Pomroy, De Haven and sistare a ae Dans Soscun,s
and James Grant, who voted In iasor Oh Dr. DoreuS'
are dropped from the list OF governors.
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XIyY ATTRA cTI0NS FOR HOSPITAL FAIk
Tho work undertaken By the ladies who have organized
ana are TO carry on the I'd Bserys new arm
cry In aid OF homeopathic Free Hospital promises 70
be notable charitable enterprise Not only VIII the ialf
be open on Easter Monday but 1t will be the frst time
that time Il win be decorated IN true military STYLE with
aacs saddles guns etc 1t would be hard 10 find ocs
don and building centrally situated or better Fitted
,or this purpose Between seven and eight thousand
tickets have already been sold Nearly all the business
srns in this city have cheerfuy contributed articles for
sale and no goods being taken commission the prices
viii not be on the exaggerated scale prevalent at
fars Gifts have received Of saddcA furniture OF
All Kinds sosp groceries, cigars, dozens Of Tampa safes
,esy,ger,tors ranges bronzes Watches diamonds tur
suois ana sapphire ewery oil and water color paintings
srtis proof etchngs and mezzotnts artificial lowers
suery real aces bsbies opthts and thousand ana one
things useful and artistic.
There viii be voting contests for sword Tor next fres
6ent OF the United and On eightoared racing poa
A. an additional attraction set OF ten oars VIII be given
70 the crew obtaining the the highest number OF
votes The boat will be at the 1'varsty" table. Among
he booths will be the Psnsy." Harlequin" Coum-
bines Knickbockers Volunteer" Lilipusan" 10
soco" and Buffet No. 18" Tho pamistry tent VIII be
preaidsd by skilled student Of the palm whose SUE
esss In that direction the marvel Of her frendA Cappss
band wiz furnish the music
OLD NEKEAGLlED PECULTA RITIEG