Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22
THREE-AMERICAs EXPOSITION.
List OF Standing Committees Recently
Appointed by Boards of Trade.
THE OCTOBER MEETING OF THE NATIONAL BOARD
AMERICAN NATIONS. STATES, CITIES AND COM
MERcI.L BODIES WILL BE REPRESENTED.


Forty-eight boards of trade throughout the
United States have thus far during April, May,
June and july appointed standing committees
on the Three-Americas exposition to be held al
the national capital in 1892. 1t is expected tina,
as many more will be appointed before the 23d
Of October, the date fixed for the next meeting
OF the national board of promotion
That date was chosen for the reason that the
Three-Americss commercial congress, COM
posed Of delegates from the nineteen American
sister nations, will then be in session in this
city, and give favorable opportunity to the
governors, mayors, and officers and committees
Of boards of trade from all parts of the country
70 meet and confer with the delegates present
from the Spanish-American republics and the
empire of Brazil
This joint meeting Of the official representa-
tives Of American nations, states, cities, and
commercial bodies, to confer about commercial
relations and the arts of peace, viii be an I'M
precedented and memorable event IN American
history.
The following is a list of committees already
appointed to represent the manufacturing and
commercial interests of the various sections OF
the United States at the October convention,
and in preparations for the great exposition of
1892:
Atlanta Manufacturers Association-Hon.
Evan p. Howell, president; Capt. James X.
Wylie, secretary; Hon. r. B. Bullock, Hon. d.
". Speer, Hon. NJ. f. Amarous
Baltimore Board of Trade-Charles ID. Fisher.
president; George B. Jackson, secretary; David
l. Bartlett, William II. Perot, Eugene Lever
ing.
Baltimore Shoe and Leather Board of Trade
Thomas Deford, presidents ]. Ross Diggs, sec
Rotary; John B. Dickson, Wesley A. Tuckere,
Samuel ID. Buck.
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange-Lewis
Muller, president; William f. Wheatley, sec
Rotary; William 5. Young, E. B. Owens, George
H. Baer.
Burlington "a Board of Trade-Philip NJ.
Grape, president; A. c. Hutchinson, secretary;
L. ii. Drake, III. c. Dayton, E. II. Carpenter.
Charlotte (N.C) Chamber Of Commerce..
II. Wellington, president; Charles Ii. Duls,
secretary; Hon. Ham1 c. Jones, s. A. Cohen,
Walter Brem.
Chicago Board of Trade-wm s. Seaverns,
president; George F. Stone, secretary; George
G. Parker, E. A. Hamill, d. E. Richardson.
Dallas Merchants Exchange-O. p. Bowser,
president c. w. Harmed. secretary; Henry
Exall. Robert Gibson, W. c. Howard.
Denver Chamber Of Commercial. B. Cham
berlin, president; G. II. Reynolds, secretary; l.
Z. Blake, j. II. Brown, @. E Dickinson.
Dubuque Board of Trade-A- w. Daugherty,
president; E. B. Farley, secretary; G. B. Mans
Duluth Board of Trade-Owen Fargusson,
president in 'SS); Geo. Z. Welles, secretary; A.
ID. Thomson, president; NJ. J. Forbes, (presi-
dent 50 and So; T.. II. Gravis.
Elgin Board of Traded. F. Barclay. presi-
dent; A. W. Hutchins. secretary; W. II. HintZe,
5. b. Bartholomew, II. B. Carrier.
Fargo Oak Board of Trade-J. ". Won
Media, president; c. ID. Holmes, secretary; Col
McGill, Col Morton, J. W. Smith.
Grand Forks Oak Chamber of Commerce
William III. Brown, president; W. r. Bierly,
secretary; F. r. Fulton, George B. Winship,
George ii. Walsh.
Grand Rapids Board Of Trade-George G..
Priggs. president; II. ID. G. Van Asmus, secre-
tary; Charles Il. Leonard, Charles r. Sigh,
John Widdicomb
Greenville Is. c. Board of Trade-Eliason
A. Smyth, president; William Lee, secretary:
W. l. Beattie, John Slattery, James H. Nor
gan.
Helena Chamber OF Commerce-Aaron Myers,
president; ]. D. Bagwen, secretary; Gen. ]. C.
Tappan, Major John ]. Horner, Charles K.
Coolidge.
jacksonville Fla) Board of Trade. E.
Hart, president; Charles Ii. Smith, secretary:
J. r. Challen, S. b. Hubbard, J. O. Burbridge
Jersey City Board of Trade-L. j. Gordon,
president; E. NJ Doane, secretary; Benjamin
Edge, James G.. Hasking. George A. Kearney.
Kansas City Commercial Club Z. Irwin,
president; Ryerson Richie, secretary; W. b.
Clarke, F. A. Faxon, b. F. Jones.
Knoxville Chamber of Commerce-Alex. A
Arthur, presidents; John NJ. Brooks, secretary;
j. E. Willard, G. A Rumsey, q. L. Refs.
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce-Maior
E W. Jones, president; NJ. R. Higgins, secre-
tary; Col A. b. Hotchkiss, Hervey Lindley, c.
II. Dunton.
Mankato Board of Trade-Geo. T. Barr. presi-
dent; Chas. A Chapman, secretary; John n.
Hall. II. p. Christensen, JAS Shoemaker
Memphis Cotton Exchange-Emmet L. Wood
son, president; Henry Halter, secretary; No
land Fontaine, Dennis Smith, A. b. Treadwell
National Furniture Manufacturers Associa-
tlon-Frederiek Mohr, r. W. p. Golf, F. n
Bardwell Joseph G. Sextro. NJ Hahn.
Newburgh On. " Board of Trade-Robert
Whitehill. president; Major Edward c. Bovn-
ton, secretary; Chas. E. Williams, Lewis M.
Smith, Frank 5. Hull.
New Orleans Board of Trade-Lewis Bush.
presidents; E Belknap, secretary; Breedlove
smith, Hon. H. ID. Coleman, Geo. A. Williams
New Orleans Maritime Association-A T.
Miller, president; L. Lacombe. secretary; j. A.
Chalaron, A A. Woods, Pearl Wight.
New York Coffee Exchange-John f. Scott
president; Louis Seligsberg, secretary; Sieg-
fried Gruner, George W. Crossman, ]. n.
Jarvie.
New York Cotton Exchange-J. H. Parker.
president; S. +. Hubbard. secretary: NJ. b.
Fielding, Henry Kentz, Chas. ID. Miller
New York Mercantile Exchange-Richard
Delaheld, presidents f. n. Barrett secretary:
DAVID Hunt, W. Z. Smith, j. II. Seymour
Omaha Board of Trade-Euclid Martin pres
ident; W. y. Mason, secretary: Daniel HI
Wheeler, Herman Kountze, James j. Brown.
Peoria Board of Trade-ChArles c. Miles.
president; A. II. Rugg, secretary; j. W. Gift, E.
.. Easton, B. +. Rhodehamel
Philadelphia Board of TRADITION. Frederick
Fraley, president; W. r. Tucker, secretary:
John Mclaughlin, Oliver Landreth, William
NJ. Coates.
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce-William
E. Schmertz, president; S. L. McHenry, secre-
taryi George II. Anderson, Reuben Miller
Charles W. Bachelor
Portland (Me.) Merchants Exchange and
Board OF Trade-JOseph E. Blabon, president;
NJ y. Rich, secretary: Hon VIM. L. Putnam,
Philip Henry Brown, Chas. II. Milliken
Pueblo Board Of Traded. l. Holden, presi-
dent; II. ). Van keuren, secretary; / w.
Stanton. W. III. Anderson, A. G.. Holland.
Reading Board of Trade-Isaac McHose pres-
ident; l. +. keever, secretary; VIM. NJ Kauf-
man, Jesse Orr. John Il. Miller
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce-Georpe
A Ainslie, president; W. ID. Chesterman, secre-
tary; Hon George L. Christian, Thomas Christ
ain, William Cans
St. Louis Merchants Exchange-Cbarles A
Cox, president; George II. Morgan secretary.
Gov. ID. X. Francis, Hon. +. G. Niedringhaus'
l. ID. kingsland.
St Paul Chamber Of Commerce-Judson w
Bishop, president; A. s. Tallmage, secretary:
John b. Sanborn, Frederick DriscoIl, T. Vi.
johnson.
San Francisco Produce Exchange-Frank
Dalton, president; I. C. Friedlander. secretary:
u W. MeNear, r. b. Forman, Jackson Hart
Scranton Board of Trade-Wm. T. smith
president; j. II. Fisher, secretary; j. A. Price.
j. A Finch, Jas. Il. Dixon