The times., 1898-12-17
THE LIST OF Committees
Washinston's Board of Trade
in Session.
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED
New Members Eiected-The District
Commissioners Communicate In
Regard to City Limits-Co-opern-
tiOn offered by the business Men
Request From New York City.

tion offered by the business Men
" Request From New York City.
At a meeting of the Washington Board
of Trade yesterday afternoon, held in the
Ames Building the following members
We're present: Messrs. Blount, Moore
Truesdell, Warner, Theodore w. Noyes
I.ambie, Harries, Biscoe, and Lambert
Messrs. Sydney Bieber and J. P. Walker
were elected members of the board. A
letter was read from Capt. LOCKER asking
that the board recommend the appropria-
ton of 5000 for fireproofing the record
room of the City Hall. The letter was
referred to the committee on buildings
with the request that immediate action be
taken in the matter.
A letter was also received from the Dis
trict Commissioners asking the opinion of
the Board of Trade in regard to the pro-
posed abandonment of Boundary Street
and the further extension of the city lin
| it's
communication was read from the
Business Mems Association offering the
board its cooperation in all of its under
takings. A circular was received from
the New York Chamber of Commerce
asking the Washington Board of Trade TO
| assist il in the passage of bill for the
protection Of private property on the sea
/ during the prevalence of war. A letter
was also read from the New. York Mer-
chants Association requesting assistance
in its fight against the express companies
This was referred to the committee on
mercantile interests.
1 The following committee were appointed
for the ensuing year:
Executive committee-AleXander T.
Britton. chairman; Beriah Wilkins. Sam
uel Ross. Charles J. Bell, Charles Il.
Church Henry l.. Biscoe George Tiues-
dell, William s. Thompson Frederick L.
Moore, o. T. Crosby Chaplin Brown. W.
V. Cox, S. w. Woodward. NJ. l. Weller,
James L. Norris and George Il. Enmons
Committee on bridges-R Ross Perry
chairman; Beriah Wilkins. Frank Hume,
Frederick Stevens. Frederick B. Mcclure.
Charles w. Needham. Joseph L. Willard,
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas S. Jo-es
Marcus Baker. William Baker, William
Gettinger, James T. Petty and NJ. B.
Harlow.
Charities and corrections-Bernard ~
Janney, chairman; T. J.. Moore VII lam
B. Gurley. II. B. F. mcfarland, G. W. r
| Swartzell, Aaron S. Caywood Milton C.
Barnard, Lawrence Gardner, Simon Wolf
Norval W. Burcheli, Samuel w Cur iden
James Z. Fitch, Charles Il. Foster, Alex
ander Britton, Walter w. Burdette,
Charles F. Nesbitt, William Shuster Jr..
Charles King, W. F. Downey and Cuno
II. Rudolph.
Commerce and Manufactures-ward
Thoron, chairman; George E. Boteler,
Robert L. Franklin, George II. Dana,
Christian Heurich,, William B. Moses
William J. Wallace. Robert n. Harper,
A. A Birney, II. II. Twombly, Somerset r.
Waters, Herman Gasch. Gustave Lans-
burgh. Edward \. Oldham, John L.
Newbold, L. S. Brown, Walter VIII
kins, William S. Knox. ii. W. Fuller,
4 George Z. Hamilton. Joseph Crawford.
Levi Woodbury.. Colin Studs, NJ. b
Harlow, J. 3. Lambie, Joseph H. Craw-
+ ford, T. l.. Holbrooke, and j. f. Libbey
& Insurance-W. ]. Newton, chairman; S
w. Woodward. Richard w Tyler, David
S. Hendrick, Oscar w White, Rudolph
Kaufman, John H. Magruder, MAJ
Cohen, William F. Guide. Frederick L.
Siddons. E. W. W. Griffin. William II
Il Saunders, William II. Veerhoff. William
: II. Rapley, William Muehlheisen, Peter
e Grogan. w. J. Zeh Simon Wolf. Mat
. thew Trimble, Clement w. Howard, F
. B. Smith. W. Fl. Walker.
Membership-W. A. Hungerford, chair
> man; George T. Keen, Emil G. Schafer
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H. Twombly, Edward Graves. Nichola.
II. Shea, Charles Kraemer, Frank p. May
: John II. Small, jr.. Harris Lindsey. T
M Tyssowski. William f. Roberts, Basi
B. Earnshaw, ]. Wesley Bovee, Lev
Woodbury., Charles W. Fairfax, William
Hahn, Charles +. Hodgkin. II. II. Oar
nielie Thomas p. Morgan, William A. II
Church, Thomas w. Buckley, Allison
Nailor, E. E. L. Taylor, George ]. May
E. ]. McQuade, J. l.. Parsons, ]. g. G
Custis, NJ. D., C. \. Langley
Mercantile interests-Isadore Saks
chairman; S Kann, r. Harris, b. 3
Earnshaw D, ]. Kaufman A. Lisner. NJ
Dorian, William Gettinger, W. ]. Zeh
William Muehleisen. Peter Grogan. W
F. Hart, Isaac Cans, H. w. Offutt
|. Robert S. Tenney, S. G. Cornwell Georg
T. Keen. p. T. Hall, Charles Kraemer
. Andrew Lofiier, c. J. McCubbin, VOL
Nordlinger, Samuel C. Palmer, John L
\ Prosise, Bushrod Robinson. George J
May, E. ]. McQuade, W. A Hungerford
\ Parks and reservations-Henry +
: Blount, chairman; Julian C. Doweil, Dan
iel Fraser. Henry B. LOCKER, j. Harri
| son Johnson, Ward Thoron, James
Winner. Allen W. Mallery, William v
! Cox, Charles S. Bundy. Joseph II. Gran
ford, William L. Bramhal Frank H
Thomas, w. A Croffutt, r. G. Ruther
ford, ]. L. Parsons, Christian Heurich
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T. Brown.
Public buildings-B. H Warner, chair
man; John w. Ross, A. A. Thomas
George Gibson. Myron NJ. Parker, DAME
Fraser. Frederick B. Pyle, John j. Hemp
| hill, George e. Hamilton, S. S. Shedd w
H Hoeke,' John T. Arms. A. A Birney
H. B. Hooker, William Holmead. c. H
Rudolph, H. P. Blair, NJ. Ashford, J. r
Carmody, r. A Johnson, John A. Swope
Levi Woodbury., George c. Hazleton L
G. Hine, C. F. Huff, R. Portner
Public health-W. W. Johnston NJ. D.
chairman: George NJ. Sternberg. Thoma.
W. Smith, Thomas p. Woodward Wi
liam S. Thompson. Tracy L. Jeffords
Samuel S. Shedd, H. L. E. Johnson, NJ
D., W. p. c. Hazen, NJ. d. Louis w
Ritchie NJ. D., John E. Jones. NJ D..
William j. Frizzell. Andrew NJ Green
]. b. Gregg Custis, NJ. D., John 7. Free.
man, Charles T. Yoder George w. Cast.
lear George Henderson. NJ. D., John C
Heald, H. w. Fuller, C. w. Richardson
Nj. D.. R. A. Phillips, H. H. Barker, NJ. D.
Public hbrary-J. w. Dobson, chair
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