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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
GANSS & CD.
MILLINERY OPENING.

As previously announced that our 0ranh
Opening would be soon, We now Wish % lIiloi'
you that IL will take place on TUEsDAl' WEI
NEsDAY, and THURSDAY, October TN eth'
and gtn, and cordially invite you 70 call
our display will excel in every manner AL
former ones, and the IMPORTED HATS auu
BoNNETs to Do seen are msryel5 OF beauty
and surpass In style any others SHOWN elso-
where. our showroom Is large, having ntted
up the new addition (second noorl, aud We Kho"
what you soc there will please YOU
fne display OF Ladies' COATS, CAFES snh
Jersey JACKETS can also DO seen on second
floor. and at prices ranging from f&oO 10 sio-ail
the latest styles
In other departments We show tho following;
HATS.
yon can have the chance 10 select from %
different styles or shapes Of Black Felt Hats
(all now for zoe. worth Use.
Full lines OF Untrimmed Flats, Novelties
Plain Hats. Bonnes, Boys Hats and Caps aud
IN fact everything useful aud ornamental IN
headwear.
BLACK TIPS from 25c. 10 s. per bunch.
Latest Novelties In FEATHER PoSPosa
BLACK BIRDS for 23c.
ALSO. CoLORED BIRDS all prices and very
pretty. This line with as Is q specially.
KID GLOVES.
This department we have Just started. and wo
intend 20 make 1t q success, rs We keep the
goods 20 do so.
For this week only we ofsr them az following
low prices:
Our 75c. Four-Buttonod Dressed Kids VIII soio'
&c.
Our Al ?, Four Buttoned Dressed Kids viii so
for CSC
Our si.2s Four-ButtOnsd Uniressed Kids VIII 80
for SIC.
Our si.s5 Eight. Buttoned Length undressed
Kids will go forsI.
We also have a full line OF the famous roster
Kids,n oil colors and prices
INFANTS WEAR.
Infants. Long and short cloaks from ti.5 up.
Infants' knit sacques from sc. To ti.s0.
Infents, Knit Bootees from Toe. 70 75c
Infants Kni, aitts from Zoe. up.
LADIES' yEsTs--Ths best ever offered a. &c
CRIsKLED FAsCISAroRS-The nswes, thing
out
HANDKERCHIEFS.
In ,his useful article you can select from u
different designs At 81. worth &c.
JEwELRY AND TRINKErS.
Our cases are just laden with the prc,tiest and
newest Jswelry Of every kind, sad we can
please you In them.
PERFUMERY AND SOAP.
We have these goods In abundance At the very
| lowest Prices
|GANSS & CO.,
ll3 EAST BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
Do mot forget V conc = ~ ossplse q Iias
| xniineSr &s0~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Governor Lee offered $500 reward for
him. and 1t has been reported that re-
ward of $500 was offered for his capture
for murder committed in Kentucky pre-
vious To that Of Miss Haynes. He made
the remark just before his escape from
here that there were two other women he
wanted to kill and then he would be salts
G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Talk OF IYyCuING.

There is strong talk Of lynching tonight,
but he has several desperate brothers who
il is feared will assist him in breaking Jail,
as they did once when he was in Tazewell
Jail. II he comes to trial he will surely
HANG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

II has renamed mystery to. this day
why he killed her. but she was known 10
have Several hundred dollars on her per-
con and they were seen quarreling before
ieayine town for their neighborhood. This
Ivas the last ever seen Of her alive. In a
secluded place on the way he shot her,
dracg1ng the body into the woods, where
he heaped brush over it and set fire to 1t.
When discovered by hunter the remains
were horribly burned, nearly oil the flesh
having fallen of the frame. A bullet had
nierced the skull. A skeleton, portion
of he- HAIR, a comb, and the buttons OF her
The hotel where she stopped the night,
before we're about all that remained TO
identity her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
DAMAGE sui POSTPONED.
TWO Ladies Severely Injured by Rum
away Horse-Death Of an E1-sherif.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
FREpKRIcKsBURG. VA, October 6.-The
case of Brooks. administrative, against the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad for $4,000 damages. which was set
for trial to-day in the Circuit Court OF stat
ford county, Judge Barton presiding, was
continued until Thursday at the request OF
the railroad company's attorney. lhecase
has caused considerable interest and
LARGE crowd will be in Attendance. The
sniff originated in the killing Of Mr.. John
Brooks some time ago while he was on the
track.
DEATH or AN OLD CITIZEN.
Mr.. Z. A. w. Hooe, q prominent citizen
and ex-Sherif OF Stafford county, died at
tbe residence of his sister in that county,
last night, after an illness OF only, Two
weeks. In his death the county has lost o
most valuable and prosperous citizen, ana
his relatives n kind and devoted trend.
He was sixty-one years OF age.
A DRIVING ACCIDENT.
Yesterday evening while Mrs. Daniel
Tolson and her sister. Miss Mamie Bolts,
of Stafford. were ont driving the horse
became frightened and ran oh, throwing
the ladies out and badly bruislng them.
The condition of Mrs. Tolson IL thought to
be dangerous Both ladies were found In
the road some time after the accident
unable TO walk by Mr.. q. Nj. weldon and
| Mr.. Alexander Desha. who conveyed them
| 10 MIR. Weedon's house, where medical AID
| was summoned and where they Doth are
still confined.
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CIGAEETIt>. sc

BARGAINS IN WALL PAPEhsna
I'D rae LAkGEsT AND bksl sh'A
srocK OF WALL fAPKKs In fhhs'sp
vhlcn we win cell 10 tho consumer q. 49,,
price. samples ssat 70 I'll pArss % ae -
states YRzK Send for samples Ana
our goods and prices with oihes~ ra,l..
u. XlLLEN, III sessh Twentieth sS. ,..S
delphtA. Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

WE ARE READY FOR YOU.
CONE TO SEE USAf ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
OFT IT roR TIE SQUARE.

The Blue Wing copper-mines are about
fifteen miles from here. aud three furnaces
are expected to be located here. Ths At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
NOTED MURDERER CAUGHT.
Robert TTley Arrested in Kentucky and
Brought Back TO Carroll County.
Correspondence fthe Richmond DispatchI

fCOrres pondence OF the hichmonl DlspaShl
HrLLsy1LLE, Va, October 3, 1890.
Rob RILEY was arrested at Louisa, ky.,
and brought here to-day by the authori-
ties of that State and delivered over to the
taller of our county.
Tilley murdered. nearly three years ago,
in this county. young lady who was his
cousin. Miss Lou Haynes. Al the time OF
the murder she was travelling with him
from Tennessee back TO his and her Oh
homo in This county. They had grown up
together from childhood, and had been
sweethearts some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

MIR. JoHx T. SEARLxs, Jr., who speaks Tor
the sugar TRUST, says:
Concwnine tbs eject OF the usv SUGAR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

~ have gone like the saa al in sessiax
ndians. beautiful. hight.
- sef' Us esstwhslc mid the shadows
Ani esthertnx sloora a the nsxAl
. We knew thai clad tomorrow
y como To rs each again
4. - MS esrshisna, In anguish and sorrow
-. 'sais. heartseAinss aasi pals.
- is~ IKE the miss Of the morning
- We II meet one lost tarliass axasn
seli meet In the hltSsfas Aersafser.
y tAas fair celestial ah.si~.
- manssens prepared fss tAe righteous
aose builder ana maker Il cod
-svs ". N3rsAas. SA.srss
aails. FeeraAsyA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
wssAlasss. imm,sss.,.. esd Hs..s.s.sl

washiagses immsesstisr esd HessesteaA
a seoosatl 90
We hare Tor sale l0.o0o rec In didefs
ca parts ut she state IN ;. 10, "a. ~. - aud
l61 acre ssrms-gcod farming lanxs; ~ scres ~
knnucsaw. ~ MI 70 south Of s.att.e oe Sos;aesn
Pacshs rai,rsa. rood smpsesrm Iifs anal
ofehard. q 40. 20 ard l6O crex govorumene
land on usoi's canal: - ard 40 scrss sovesn.
nent LAID In kifsap county: 10 ~ e. ncar treen
lake. $50 per &C e: 100 acres ~ ~ 6f~ep AXE
500 pr srr Il acse. Msrces island. too; 10
uerts fert Angciss. <.ss pee erfs, sd - acre
lots rear fefi TOWNSEND. $40, prf scses lake
ttonfs IN Lake hSshs.x n, opios! e the t~fmt.
nus OF Madison street. cab sais way, 10 choice
loss Ia Pleasant valley. "a the siuc Il the pro-
posed tlec:iic raj ~ sionx the boulevard. Eixe
a. lets Nxi1D. within sight o. Htawstns Park.
500 each: 500 acres eiols- pieces Of Eorthesu
Pacific rai'road lands Ia kth< county. IS 10 30
Per acre. - acres in sec y, ~ ~ rae, neaf
Nosihera faosec railroad. land Nest seattle,
10 acres: so acres = &C /. - n n. r v. ali
rood land. 50 scres sosn In aiass Sbp-r acre.
Ito acres in src u, 81 q n. ". cool s'sy up
land. heayi,y flmo-rsd. 10 per acre; 90 cres
In secs IL AMI -. - - .. ~ ~, moefiy ise taa
land. 3i2.ao per arc: &C. aefes - Enyvi Clty,
oregon. Dife'y smproyei ID chung eits. so
per acre improved. VIII ru' NJ IAN ssfe lots
AMI s<r for an avcraxs al % ser acre. flsis . 4
x-~ss bsrgsin; 10 eHss Of snd nssr ~ fsks
WashsnKt0n. fT5 r-r acre. Koxacli building.
room 70 Seattle. wasb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
AnacOrteS.

Acre tracts or sale on Fidasgo island
near Anacortes. suitable Ter plating !:
viii make eight los to the acre.
Buy acres and plat your own lets
We have in section -. on Fidalso
island, S acres AZ Sl,soo Per acre.
Lois all round il selling for $500 60
Ssoc In section g. ] acres at $500
per acre In section 81, 20 acres at
Ssso per acre. In Set. 81. 20 acres
at srss per acre. In Sc. !. So acres
II $rso per acre
Tan mako EASY sersnS on nearly al ii
these tracts. We Also Aavr bassssr<s lots s,,g
tie b~sf street. Of Anacavies NJ iroas S. q
~ s4.t5N IAsler fw-ssiercx 10; et SO 10
SGn1 luss ia tx af III An castSS " Only
three weekS als ard has - trsme eniliinrs
finished AMI under construction, Nsw IL
the Tune 70 invest before prices set too high
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swect q the summers soyosns sine.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Dispatch stsanefs from Seattle q follows:
F0f San Frano3Sco, via Port Towusend and
Victor1a: AZ p m tpasoengeu received on
board st 5 p. M J February . 4. IL ~ ~ md q.
and eveTy Ave days thereafter
For Ataska: February aud a Ssesmer az
the 7th carries no passenger
sound ports: Ats q n. February Z O. Il. IL.
after
Tickets may b obtained q the olBce al ths
company ~ Ocean DOCK, seattle
00ODALI. PERKINS d CO..
General Agsnfa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Whsa nsby was slck. ~ gave her cassosiA
whaa ~ was CAiId. - erisd for caasosiA
WAan - beoans Mn. shs chung 70 casscria.
~ - ~ cAil1rsa. - savs shsm CaasEiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Eno. TERMINAL O nlxa1oR rou1o
xoRTHKRx PACIFIC RAILROAD
= tn linz - sake Is n potnn ~ ana
South. II y the pfxIxs can norfa Is
day II he year %
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
tNo change Of earn
Co0rooed Of Dining can unsurpassed, -
UAn Drawsng Room s'eopeu u
latest equtpnent-
-IoCRIST SLEEPING CARS
Heef that can be constructed and In vhioA
occo9nodattons are bota rRgR and fzSnsahod
- hoaders Of nsst OF second-ciasa ticke0, end
KIEsAxf DAy coAcxxx
A conejnuous lire connecting with an hnen
arding dlrscs and aninsesfupskA service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can b escuDo1
u advance through Any agent Of the read
THROUGH TICKETS
- and iron eli points In America. England
- E9sc9e can b purchased ~ any tickse
Leave Pcrsiand q 10 ,. N. daily; arrive =
Hinneepolio Or u Ra1i q S:lo ,. n
xAcIyEc psvtuoE.-Trains leave Rrout and g.
$500 -. asaiy :. sP;S n. md = n; srssvs =
seattle ) IS :. =. "a s:ss ;. %. :"
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, elo
CANT day cooehee, 1ness palace dining can b.
twssn Portland. 1sccmA and seattle dirsc&
Ts'l Information concerning rates. ttms q
ts.ins, routes and other details furnished o.
4 g. caAhrros, Asst. Gen. Pass. Al.
cSf Fam Sc.n "a g
street. Boston block. seattle, Wash.
= T0NKIN, Ticket Agent.
esasfle Depot. FOOT Of Third street
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oRYAT G .EsAR DEAD ANp TERMED no CLAY


GREAT c. EsAR DEAD ADJOURNED TO CLAY
Mar have served to STOP = hole To keep the
wind away, hat that ktffd Of 81 clay II nor the
hind used Ia the manufacture Of The lovely pof.
celain vssea for sac at stephens store at
second street. The stock of glsesware ard
French china there. too. IL ehsste snf elegant
the more prcsaic articles connected with do.
mesttc economy. such ~ tin, wood ami willow
ware /, can b. viewed In gfeases pfofusion or
bought more cheapty
WOODLAND Park.
Ioss ADJOINING woodland Park are scIliae Al
ec10 70 sSlp We will OPEN the sale OF Woodland
Park. the nnest residence property In seattle,
Monday. Biocks OF lots will bs sold ~ about
Que halt and one-shiri the retail price being OBJ
tanned there. oue week will Gloss these blocks
Cali early. Daniel Jones q Co, 81 second
-~--.-.--z----.----a----~------
Maps Free.
Cal on Daniel Jones & Co. and set maps free
showing North seattle. Ballard. salmon Ray
seattle. Lake shore & Eextefn Railway. 40
where Northern Pacific And Canadian fae.hc
are coming In In september Maps Tree
Dautei Jones' a Co. 60 secoad street
woodland PARK viii be the home OF the re-
6ncd ard wealthy. No cheap houses will be
tuiit Dxntei Jones' a. Co. sgents. sg3 second
strcxt. sale begins Monday by the block only.
Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestsbaied
sleeper aud dintngeaf rou =. Tor all poi1ts East.
A Chslherr. city Gcxet agent. rs second street.
Bosson block; =. Tonhin. depot ticket agent,
SEATTLE.
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sAxKn
80 -: - $50. !. j $50. s:;: 80. s4 -
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IN Washington. oreeon ana
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"a oepout tof sAio koeDtng
UAsHISGTox SAVINGS nAxK-yxCon.
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CAPITAL ya.an
orrcrse.
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AoHxEsaL sASKIso suslxxss fRAxsAcrsn
Drains drawn On an paFss o. the world. In.
tesest paid On saviugx and time depsitA
inep from q o'clock
Deposits may b. mado IL person a. By rrets
setcd letter, money order or express. and ocpooit
ocoks viii b returned - requested.
Money loArcd on rcAl estate at reasonable raaeA
n = AIIL1R CO. BANKERs--
Nswiin Mock. N colanhaaasssA
ssxHaAL HAxxsxs nuaxsn faAxsAcrsA
xxcAanse beugAs sndsoll
Invsstmsnt securities bought sad so,i
Deposits received subject tochsck
Interest paid O tine deposits
collections made on ell accessible poiusa
CaARLss ,. ExxRY REAL RsrA1x LOAN
~ Company.
Boston and Kansas City.
4oEtgaes loans % city business ana rssldenco
property. Building loans specially.
SAVE beokersP and aesnfs' eommimion By deal
Ing direct with this c0mpany.
Ready capital . ways On hand No spplica-
lions sent away for approval Reasonable rasse
OF Interest Loans closed without delay.
RM. PAlNIR
MANAGER for branch o1ca
Room n Rnxweil huiidin. NOR beast Gomez
CcluMbis and Fort arrests. Seattle
n
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.. ". u0LMEs' LATEST POEM.
~ Ne eleven ladies' who presented me with
niva loving cap the 18th OF August. isse.
~ - save this eusss The secret thou woaiass
q trimming food icrbids Il TO reveal.
uortafs ESQ shall read II tili he nrst
Cool the red threat OF thirst
- he golden fcsr one drausht remain.
uea ne. thy careful search viii be In vain;
- uil the bowl IL empsied shalt thoa knew
HE names enrolled below.
eeper than Truth ties buried In her well
sse>s modest names the craven letters spell
- isom the sishs. hut wait and thou shaIt go
Who the good angels 10
Seese bcunsy si.,sens in the heansscas sin
49, friendly hands 10 loving isrs shall lifss
ssM The fair golden goblet when rs hoor Is dry
1ncls names shall meet thine eye
cesns thou their number ON The reads es
h<aven--
- the clustered riesads are bal sevrn:
sae nsae slater Mases ere Too few
IAe Traces must add two
~ whom this xsfsss For orc who eli TO long
sAnxs 10 bis housh smcns the groves Of song-
astanns last lesi. that sprsssss rs faded wing
Iegreet secona spring,
~ Intends, kind friends. ~hsse'ss the cup
may hold.
nise Its Furnished depths. viii change 10
eoad.
isss bright drop LED thirsty Meaads drain.
~ fragrance viii remain
VET loves perfume ia the emety howl
80 vines aepentAc for she aching eoai.
esses than yong that ever pert saas.
Hnakes an old heart young
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

~AwArsAw~.~ vwvr >Auuv ~up ovvw
I - @AA1" oN1A
AAscoS1lHkSrAL LINE
rAcafic ~ ATLANTIC coAsI
f.'scs esssprsS s nnc S.nc[ -:
ceAno0'ous coaonas .seep'ns can-tns later
THROUGH TICKETS
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pucEr SOUND n1IosAL sASK. OF q
IL alta
transfer mouey 113olexraph 70 any part Of
the United Stats and Europa receive
deposits Of U0aev and issue pAsS
booko - certificates shsro1o9
CORRESPONDENTS
london. X u. kotasca.f1 i .31a
Parfa De Roshschiid rrefea
Ynnkfun A. n, l. Won sieiger q ca
New YORK, agency Of Bank Of California
Chicaxo Commercial National Rank
BOSTON, sudolk National Bank
San Francisco, the Bank of California
Portland The First Ha1tona1 BAnk
DAIL1y 0Af1EnH fses1enS
T. r. FERnY -s.......s...s .vice-Prexioene
J. FuETH .x.-.s....s....zs.- s;sshiek
Bank located corner Cherry and Frons ssreetA
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CrxAxza sEasDAIs. HUGHES nAsrxa
Lssvss seattle tos Port Tevnsend svssy
Sunday - 4 ?. m Pare q

Returning. leaves Seattle for racons wednes.
Waeeh0uso 90 3 wharf
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rrGEr SOUND 4 GRAy-s HAKsoa RI
Tnrruxh IN one dzy from s-esseae.
Trssas en1nsrs daily a. kRltsx ale 6 In -
vtEe steamer frosn seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Saw beoksu' ana agonts' eommission bv deal
Ing direct with this company.
Ready capital . ways On hand. No applica-
lions sent swey for approval Reoscnnble No.
RM PALMA
Manager for branch ollca
Room IA Rnxwer huiiding. Nor beast Gomez
CcluMbia and Fort arre~ss seastle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
A Charge Against q Public School priu.
cipal Dismissed.

This afternoon in the Police Court Mr.. John
i. Freeman, principal Of the Peabody school
building in East Washington, vas placed ON
trial charged with sssaulting Robert Il. Nelson.
fourteen-year-old scholar in the bu,ldins
He plead not guilty.
The boy testified that last Thursday be vss
reported by another boy and Mr.. Freeman bess
witness with his hand ana kicked him in the
back. He said that he had several scars on him.
Mrs. Ida Cole. No. 705 ID street northeast
sister Of the boy, testified that there Was blood
on her brothers neck, bruise on his face and
ms up was swollen when he came home and
several buttons we're missing from his clothing.
The defendant denied the charge a. stated
by the boy. He said that when he went 20 the
boy for the purpose Of seating him the boy a.
tempted TO strike at him and defendant gave
him jerk to divert his movement He at
tempted to smack him on the face AZ that time
but could not reach him.
lis there any rule provided by which pupils
are punished" asked the Judge.
mo, replied the defendant
Are you permitted to use corporal punish
men2"
1t is not forbidden"
The court heard the evidence of other Wit
nesses. In conclusion the Judge said that il 10 ell
nonsense TO talk about conducting = school
without punishment IL IL Was shown that the
teacher had used unusual punishment and had
cruelty beaten the boy the court would hold
MIN, but In this case the court did not think
That Mr.. Freeman had used any more force
IMAM was necessary TO subdue an unruly
scholar. The cases was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08
SHIPPING LEAGUE ADJOURNS.
Officers Chosen and Speeches Made at
the Final Session.

At its closing session yesterday afternoon the
American shipping league elected by acclama-
ton the following officers and executive board:
Joseph Wheeler of Alabama. president; Am
brose Snow of New York, first vice president;
L. NJ. Merritt Of Florida, second vice president;
George A. Kelly of Pennsylvania, third vice
president; ]. s. GARRISON Of Iowa, fourth vice
president; p. NJ. Whitmore of Maine, fifth vice
president; Charles s. Hill, secretary, address,
Washington, d. CO.; John W. Ryckman, assist
ant secretary; A. Vanderbilt of New York,
treasurer.
Executive board-Ambrose Snow of New
York, chairman; James n. Negley Of Pennsyl-
vania, E. H. Ripley of Vermont, A. Wheeler of
Pennsylvania, II. T. Cause of Delaware. w. H.
Webb of New York. s. w. Carey of New Jer-
sey, George L. Norton Of New York. ]. r. q.
Pitkin of Louisiana, Charles Watrous of New
York, +. 8. Manton of Rhode Island. n. d.
Sperry of Connecticut. H. Dudley Coleman Of
Louisiana. A. G. Dickinson of New York and
Charles Moody of Massachusetts.
Commissioners of conference-Robert c.
Wood of Louisiana, Sewell G. Cobb Of Florida
Charles s. Hill Of New York. Guy C. Goss of
New York and James F. Chapman of California.
Col. A. G. Dickinson of New York read q
paper on american shippingas a national
economic" He showed the progress of other
nations while our shipping has declined. He
favored government subsidies to encourage
shipping and urged that American ships should
carry American products.
President Reed of the Alexandria VA board
Of trade pictured the decline of shipping in
terests in his city.
Senator Pasco of Florida came in late and
made brief but vigorous address.
Many brief sketches were made on the call
OF states, and letters were read from Mayor
Grant of New York, Gen. Imboden Of Virginia
and others representing cities, boards of trade
and commercial organizations of every kind.