Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-22
0J the Association of Southern
 Business Men,
IN A COMMUNICATION,
Names Committeeme and Chairmen, With Blanks
 to be Filled.

NEW YORK, July 21.--Mr. Hugh R. Gar den, president of the Association of South ern Business Men recently organized for tbe purpose of promotion of business be- between the north and south, has made the following communication:
 To R. Wayne Wilson, Secretary and General
 Manager
 DEAR SIR: have appointed the follow ing gentlemen mem bers of the several special bureaus provided for in article q, sections 10 and Il, of the articles of the association, the members first named in each bureau to be the chairmen.
 Desiring to have their cooperation and assistance 1 request that members and others interested in the association will suggest to me the names of the men best qualified to fill the vacancies.
 HUGH R. GARDEN, President.
 SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
 1. Bureau of agriculture-Juiau s. Carr, chairman; North Carolina; -, Ken lucky; J. H: Alexander, Georgia; -,
 9. Bureau of manufacturing-D. B. Dyer, chairman, Georgia; -, Missis-- sppi; George W. Palmer, Virginia; --,i Missouri; M. B. Houghton, Alabama. i
 8. Bureau of mining-A. B. Remington, y (ex-governor) chairman, West Virginia; Jere Baxter, Tennessee; -, Alabama;
 -, Virginia; J. T. Morehead, North Carolina.
 4. Bureau of timber and timber land, W. G. Davis, ex-senator, chairman, West Virginia; J. W. Worthington, Alas -, Georgia; A. E. Handle, Mississippi
 5. Bureau of water power-William e. Maxwell, chairman, New York; Barton Myers, Virginia; A. G. Furman, South Carolina; -, Tennessee; J. J. Slade, Georgia.
 G. Bureau of nsportation-Wiliam, McAdoo, assistant secretary of the navy, chairman, New Jersey; J. Wilcox Brown, Maryland; -, Georgia; Charles E. Locke, New York. f#r Y. Bureau of health and climate statis- tics-John A. Wyeth, M. D., chairman, New York; Mason Graham Ellsley, Nj. D., Maryland; -, North Carolina -, Florida.
 8. Bureau of advertising and publica- tion-Thomas P. Grasty, chairman, Ken lucky; Charles A. Deshon, New York; Charles D. Locke, New York.
 9. Bureau of egislation-William G. Yerger, chairman, Mississippi; Charles E. Fenner, Louisiana; Judge James Keith of the supreme court of appeals, Virginia; Clarence Clark, Pennsylvania; Edward J. lessor at Yale, Vermont.
 10. Bureau of settlers-Jerome Hill, chairman, Missouri; D. H. Elliott, Flor ida; c. K. Oliver, South Carolina; -, Texas; Robert M. Douglass, North Caro- lima.
 Il. Bureau of foreign comnierce-WiIliam k. Grace, chairman, Nav York; -, Georgia; Clinton Furbish, District of Co., lumbia; -, Maryland; William Me- Adoo, New Jersey.
 12. Bureau of domestic commerce-Wal. ter Stanton, chairman, New York; James B. Pace, Virginia; James A. Wann, New York; -, Alabama; Jonathan A. Lane, Massach usetts IS. Bureau of permanent exhibits in the city of New York-Boyd Smith, chairman, District of Columbia; I. F. Peers, Ten nessee; H. E. w. Palmer, Georgia; Theo- dore Frelinghuysen, New Jersey; -, Texas.
 14. Bureau of fruit culture Appoint ments not yet made.
 15. Collection of information-R. H. Edmonds, editor of the Manufacturers Record, Maryland.
 16. Distribution of information R. Wayne Wilson Publishing agency.