Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.
An Organization for the Promotion Of the
Jnterests of Our section.

Below IL the form OF application for
associate membership in the Southern Ex-
| change Association. Any person or con-
Germ desiring TO become an associate
| member will sign the subjOined form, and
return IL to this Office. accompanied by
| the annual dues. for the first year, =.
The Southern Exchange Association is
| the outgrowth Of the meeting OF northern
and southern businessmen recently hid
| at the Fifih-Avenuc Hotel. New York.
It's proceedings. as well as the work Of
the Committe. on Permanent OrSlniZa-
tion have already been detailed. 1hc a.
sOciation derives the income necessary for
it's work from registration fees. mem
bership dues. and voluntary subscriptions.
II deserves an associa temcmbershp Of
not less than 5000. made up from the
country at large.
II Is scarcely necessary 10 urge upon
our public-spirited readers that they
should respond swiftly 10 this invitation.
We feel assured that the people OF our
community will not be ou'stripp-d by
those Of any other section In speedily
giving evidence that both North and South
were i'm earnest when. through their
splendid representa- Son at the Fifth-Ave-
nue. Hotel In June last. they asked the
able and disinterested men who comprise
this association To assume the onerous
task Of introducing within the borders Of
the latter the capital. the Industries. and
labor she 80 much needs. and promised
them their loyal and hearty support
We quote article 2. section g. OF the
articles OF association. that our readers
may guess how eagerly the privileges Of
associate-memhership will he sought by
enterprising citizens firms. corporations.
and public bodies throughout these United
States: "Thc associate-members shall have
the right to consult the registry of infor.
nation kept at the Office Of the associa-
ton. and to receive all publications and
reports issued by said association"
SOUTHERN EXCTGE ASSOCIATION.
Members-Alabama. II. NJ. Caldwell,
Arkansas, Clifton r. Breckenridge: Flori-
da. D. H. Elliott; Georgia. ID. b. Dyer
kentucky. II. II. Courtney; Louisiana
Harry Allen: Maryland. r II. EdmOnds
Mississippi. William G. Y,reer; Missouri
Jerome Hill: North Carolina. Julien 5.
Carr: South Carolina. Alexander c. Has
ken: Tennessee. J. F. Peters: Texas. Wal
ter Gresham: Virginia. John SHELTON Will
llams: West Virginia. 4. b. Fleming; Dis
trict of Columbia. Boyd Smith.
At Large Jonathan 4. Lane. Boston.
Mass; Aretas Blood. New Hampshire;
Russell \. Alger. Detroit Mich; Theo-
dore Frelnghuysen. New Jersey; J. Will
cox Brown, Baltimore. Nd; Thomas *.
Worthington. Baltimore, Md: Thomas +.
Grasty. Kentucky; Clinton Furnish. Wash
ington, u. c.; Hamilton Disston. Philadel-
phia, Pa: Clarence Clarke. Philadelphia.
Pa; William Mchdoo. Assistant Secretary
of the Navy: Abram $. Hewitt. Chaun-
cey NJ Depew, William r. Grace. Henry
NJ Flager. Henry Il. Plant, John H. In
man, Stuyvesant Fish. James Swami,
Samuel NJ. Jarvis, Hugh L. Garden. Wal
ter stanton. Charles a. Deshon, William
g. Maxwell. r. Wayne Wilson. Atwood
Violet. and George II. Sullivan. all OF
New York city; John SHELTON Williams.
chairman Advisory Board for State OF
Virginia (RichmOndD