The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-14
SOUTH AMERICAN GUESTS
QUESTION ABOUT INVITING THEM TO BE DECIDED THIS EVENING.

to be Held-Committee Will Report on
 Plan-Annual Address by President G. H.
 Ford-Interesing Meeting Expected
 Names of Visitors Already Here.
 The chamber of commerce hold their annual meeting this evening in the Palladium building on Orange street.
 The meeting will be one of unusual importance and interest In addition to the annual address of President Ford, the committee appointed at the last meeting of the chamber to con- sider the advisability of having the del- egation of South American business men, who are making tour of this country as guests of the Philadelphia Museum, visit this city. The report of the committee will also include the question as to getting up souvenir of the city for the guests in case they are invited.
 The souvenir, which will be propos- ed, will be printed in English and Span ish, and will contain half tone engrav- ings of places of interest and also of local manufacturing concerns in the city. It will be a handsome affair and credit to the city of New Haven.
 At a meeting of the committee of the chamber last evening a communication was received from MT. c. A. Greene, secretary of the Philadelphia Museum, giving additional details as to the visit of the business men. The names of the proposed visitors have arrived in town and are below
 Nicolas Calvo, Carlos Six Klett, Al fredo Moreno Venture, and MT. Cam pos, representing the chamber of com merce of Buenos Ayres Argentine Re- public
 Fernando Mendes, Arthur s. Hitch ings, Honoria Ribeiro, Jose Americas dos Santos, Cordeiro da Graca, F. de P Cliover Campello, Edward H. Brinley, representing the Commercial associa- ton of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
 President San Paulo, Brazil chamber of commerce.
 Julio Percy Cout representing Socie- dad de Fornento Fabrit of Santiago, Chilli
 Carlos Rogers of chamber of com merce, Santiago, Chilli Evaristo Obregon and Henry Price of of Bananquilla, Colombia. Joaquin Pomibo and Enrique Es- ,prellat of Cartegena, Columbia. J. N. Recuero, Felix Elirman and ID Arthur Webster and O. c. A. Wyatt of Georgetown, Demerara, representing the chamber of commerce of their re- spective places.
 Carlos F. Origoyen and Antonio de Agurna of Guatemala, Guatemala. Geronimo Zalaya of Tegucigalpa, Hon. | duras; Adon Cordenos of Managua, Mi caragua, representing the bankers and | merchants of their respective places.
 Felix c. c. Zegana. Ernesto F. Ayulo J. A. Nuio Zuesda, J. A. de Javalle, c. Alvarey Calderon and Alejondro of the chamber of commerce of Lima, Peru | Migruel Lagos and Frederco Mejia representing bankers and importers of | San Salvador
 | B. Lorenzo Hill and Thomas w. How ard of the chamber of commerce of | Montivedeo Uruguay. | Antonio E. Delfino and J. Padron Uztoriz of the chamber of commerce of Caracas, Venezuela. Two delegates each from the chamber of commerce of Maracaibo and Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
 Senors Don Pedio M. Goroypo, Licen- ciado Don Jesus de Yaza, Don Louis G. Lavre and Licenciado don Jose All gora of the City of Mexico, president of the chamber of commerce in that city.
 | Senor Don Francisco de P. Cesar, don Eduardo Donde Lacenciado, Don Man. uel Gutieney, Don Jose Union, Don Francisco Javier Nun, Ton Francisco Rendon, Don Angel Unvanica and Ri cardo Segura