Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-11

blamed.
Mr.. Taylor-"Wc are small in number
but respectable"
Mr.. Reed-"I think their remarks are
simply shameful"
Mr., Lawton-"I have heard them call
us mutual admiration society"
Mr.. Cleaver--'lf this is not a repre-.
sentative body 1t is not the fault Of the
Board Of Trade. Wilmington positively
needs representative board"
President Mullen 81 would like il
more generally understood that business
men are invited here to express their
opinions on the current questions of in
terest to the CITY,"
WILLIAM LAwToN's IDEA.
Mr.. Lawton-"I have very small
matter to bring up. | think you Mr..
President, have been chairman OF the
committee on new enterprises for the
past two or three years. Would you
mind telling us about all the new enter
prises that have threatened to invade
and occupy the city during that long
timeg"
President Mullen-"Many of them
were Impractical and some were looking
for labor. There was no one but Mr..
point out the advantages of the city,
this he always did. But think some of
them fell through for the lack of COM
mittee of business men 10 take fuller care
OF and to entertain them"
FATE OF NEW ENTERPRISES.
Mr.. Taylor--"rhe glass company of
which you heard SO much went to Chi
cago, because Chicago gave them the
.uP'.a. nj W W. Vn1t 'ne! neoueu. ine
in snn ,, o''e' company ioo"'ou iieai a'ei-
'o M. u,r. r.,
IN W., g.. LAVISH layer Is resPon-
s,o,o , " psilnslns W.'p; Sielh a,.u ~ ans n,o
,,,v.1JSu ~ 81 snn iao.or ne,e iie PaJs si'Soo
" ~ wv, = wcoh IN, NJ "aYes.
w., S,J"sei W: IL, Oae.M Is sne lhos'
;nr ho,a rtl,,n .,,". -, iS ""S VI any e0'i''
II NJ rofr Toulor JCy' ~ had - n,,, ,;n, 80, os
c,ln MI, iayi1iI nav 10 pun MN OUT OIL
SiiSs'ef NJ, riy py i.s p"p.s' WIS ,,-,
~: oiItfoi iiu has sPcciuity IN
Su.oi.s .., y, iea.nei; , liis ucsile was W seI
Mn1re an o.iier iea.her men cohgfeSale ls,.,
~ ,,;nutan Dts,Y's' uAu 'ie iooio 'iia' IN IL
i''''i 'on.
POWER BUILDINGS NEEDED.
h,,;id;a IA Ia g s. uoh- oupl'osc YOU iiu oig
yon think vou c cor,d ;ndmce coma No os
them 10 come bore ~
presiient Mullen -uIyo could rovo
1ocated two n,an,,fac,o,;os ~ al,a,t 900
hands If a suitable hniidino ,,,os fo,,,,d y
NJ Ta,yt,,n ,.I sa,y IL ~ ,ranois
rocentlv a hn;Id;na nf oorrr,,s, ,od ,d|,o,s NO.,
and fran,a tooyo5 foat 40 st5rr,os ,,s.J
sor small Observation-Disclosures ~ nrrnnsos "'Iu I,'
Uanhrnn Nae the fao,s,ra -, ,l,,,er ,,ooa,
Of tba tnwn ore s,,n,,Ia1 h., fa,,r neou'
zines What we need is n iarSe numhar
e. i;ttla bns;nasoos /, 10 thoso ,tat
~ Oa,,n i,s''o 'u''ii'S'es' ~ 10 'n's' 'na'
H. Tovlor-arostN Novo,nhor q ,,ortv
would have started 200 sewing machines
here if he could have got power"
John II. Hudson-(Who arose in a
| great hurry "Better send him to Front
and Market right away. could give 1t
him."
Mr.. Iaylor-"Power also?"
Mr.. Hudson-"l would put it in
there"
AIR. Lawton-"ive had it on my let
ter-heads for three years, we want more
light manufactures here in order to give
work to women"
LAwToN's POPULAR STOCK COMPANY.
Mr.. Lawton-.,My idea is 10 trv n
popular stock company; no one to have
more than few shares. | don't mean
o Harlan u Hollingsworth Company.
want to sec the women started in
some employment. If need l can have
200 applications within two days from
young women who would work III my
store ut So week. 1t is not pleasant
thing TO say, but it is true. And it is
| there where the need of some light,
suitable employment for women is in
dicated."
Mr.. Hudson-"It seems to me like q
| lack of funds all through"
MONEY IN WESTERN MORTGAGES.
rho sooro,or,,- ,.trboro il ~ ,,,,o,,
w;,n,;ng,nn n,9nav nut ont in weatern
"i.,'ii',s W i''0i'e' p''S oso 'it "e''eti
NO. 's''5es'
Ih9sh ilEpN.oHr s,,i lNsEsrMEsIs' WEE,
UT. Lawton["iioW dd much money was
u .na.-Was IL 9iVe,oou' OF now much
o. wilmington caah.-was aTopp9u ihto
ileamoni lhVeslihehlss hat want
Is popular company.
ME-. liuusoh-lS there any money IN
49,
Mr. hawton-"W aon . want 10 make
money SO huch US 10 orlhg people mere
want to sell more dishes.
MECHANICS THREE DAUGHTERS.
Mr.. Lawton-"Now take the Harlan
g. Hollingsworth mechanic. He has
three grown up daughters eating him
out of house and home. Let them each
earn $3 a week in the popular com
panys employ. See how that total of so
weekly will aid the family.
''ln Bristol, Pa" continued Mr.. Law