Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-14

bers of the board with whom I have been
frequently in contact"
Following is the financial exhibit:
Receipts Balance November 2 1898
S42l-41; sale of tickets annual reception.
so2i; sale of tickets excursion and shad
bake. S+36-O2; dues, S,415: cash advanced
by treasurer. 5000; cash advanced to hand
book account, $3.50; interest on deposits,
1890; surplus of check not noted at time
of deposit, 80 cents; total, s7,57O.2s.
Expenditures-Rent and janftOr service,
S64s; return of loan to treasurer, 5000; SAL
airy of secretary, 81, 90; stenographer to
Mr.. Justice Cox in connection with cOdifi-
cation of District laws, $3.50; annual
meeting of board of trade, November a.
1SYs, SlU2: annual reception, S797. IS; annual
excursion and shad bake. $40; rent of
halls for meetings, so; telephone S101 % !:
printing, S>2l-55; postage, S249 IS; dues ma
uOnal board of trade. $50: stationery and
typewriting supplies S3495; newspapers
and directory, S1o,2s; stereopticon exhibits
and slides, S4S.II: ice, repairs and sundries
$3.50; hank charge for revenue stamps
II cents: advance to hand book fund, $lt0;
total ST.01413
Total receipts. s7.5Io2S: total expendi-
lures, $I,"14.13; balance on hand. s556.15.
Treasurer's Report.
This condition of the affairs of the board.
SO terse1y set forth by the secretary, elicit
ed hearty demonstration of approval from
the members, and then the treasurer Mr.
James W. Somerville, read his report
which was as follows:
Balance on hand November . 1898
Si2L4l; receipts from November ., 1898, to
NoFember IL. 1893 doth fncIusiveD. S6,915-
81. advance to hand book fund, $50; in
terest on deposits, with Washington Loan
and Trust Company, $3.50. total. 81, 5TO.2S
Total disbursements from November I5
1ss's, to November IL, 1888 (both inclusive),
Si,Ul4-l3- Balance on hand to date $3.50 15
Election of Directors.
The president announced that a recess
would be taken to give the members an Cd
portunity to cast their ballots for the cleo
ton of ten members of the board of d.
rectors, to fill the places of those whose
terms had expired. At the game time he
added, they would have opportunity to en-
JOY the buffet lunch which had been pro-
yided in the adjoining room He appointed
Is judges OF election Jesse H. Wilson w
H Rapley and W. s. Knox. The Judges
at once took their places at the table of
the presiding officer and the members
pressed forward to get the printed ballots
upon which appeared the fourteen names
posted under the rules of the board. Four
OF these names were marked off, and then
the ballots were ready to be voted.
While the ballots were being counted the
members enjoyed the good things which
had been provided. and also awaited them
selves of the opportunity for the exchange
of greetings Cigars were provided and an
When President Noyes again called the
assemblage to order the report of the
judges was submitted, which showed that
the following named had received the num-
Der of votes attached to their names: S. w.
Woodward, III; Frank Hume, 15s: Isado-e
Saks, l5i: W. q. Henderson, 1926; w. S.
Thompson. 161; George Truesdeil, al; Be
riah Wilkins, 161; J. W. Babson, lbs; Thos.
W. smith, $50; Chas. B. Church, III.
The president stated that those named
had been duly elected.
The judges reported that a total of 11o
votes had been cast. The two new mem
bers OF the board of directors are Mr.. w.
q. Henderson, the first president of the
lexington Citizens Association and Mr.. ].
W. BabsOn, recently the president of the
East Washington Association
Mr.. Simon Wolf moved that the executive
committee be requested to have printed in
separate form, a pamphlet 5000 copies
OF the report Of President NOyes. He went
on TO say that by the distribution of such a
so admirably set forth in the report, can
be brought to the attention of Congress
and Of the public generally.
The motion was adopted and then the
board adjourned.
Those in Attendance.
Among those present were Frederic l..
Moore. +. B. Pyle, W. A Hungerford, Will
lam 5. Knox. Thomas W. Smith Gasherie
Dewitt. r Ross Perry, Charles S Domer,
W. S. Saunders, Henry p. Blair James w.
Somerville, Arthur Cowsill, John Joy Ed
son, Ellis Spear. Judge Job Barnard
| Charles W. Handy, Walter c. CIephane. s.
/ w. Woodward, Crosby S. Moves. EIphonzo
Youngs, Paul ]. Pelz ]. B. Winner, Edwin
y. Gray, Augustus w. Francis, S. Thomas
Brown. w F. Roberts. E. G. Davis, DR.. J.
/ Taber Johnson. DR.. y. p. Pardon, 8 T.
( Thomas, Daniel Fraser, Robert n Harper.
Frank ~ Butts. Nicholas f Young. John
y; Garm'dy. G. Thomas Dunlop Eimon
Nic1laldes. Jesse B. Wilson. w b. Gurley,
/ \. NJ. Lothrop. John L. Newbold, Isaac
Cans. DIR. j. Wesley Bovee, Daniel MURRAY
John J. Hemphill, s W. Curriden. Can't.
X W Tyler, V. Baldwin johnson, Rufus
III Tnayer. Charles E Kern, Jesse HI VIII
son. John II. Magruder Judge / G. kim
ball, Corcoran Thorn. Washington Ionham
Dr. 5 ). Bond. James Lansburgh. Clarence
\ Aspinwall. A S. CaywOod, L. p Darrell.
DIT Ii Il. WEIGH, James l.. Parsons F. r
Sanner y. w. White. DR.. |. s. Stone I w
/ Nhelpley, S c. kemon, Clarence r Nor
ment, A Ralph Server, A T. Stewart, c.
James F. oyster. H. Rozier Dulaney W 8
Montgomery, II. j. Wilbur. F. G. Wilkins
! W. NJ. Shuster, jr., Frank II Walker Cuno
II. Rudolph, Weston Flint, b. H Warner,
Z. G.. Hines J. Fred Kelley Charles Kraa,
mer. A p. Clark, jr., E. Southland Parker.
| DIR. Charles W. Richardson Levi Wood
bury. Court r. Woods, W. H Stoutan-
burgh. Josiah Willard, B. W. Clark. Henry
/, F. Blount w. 5. Thompson, w Ii Raplev.
Beriah Wilkins, w. F. Downey, Chaplin
Brown, DIR. ID. Percy Hickling, Charles S.
Bundy. Percy s. Foster. \. A. Wilson.
Bushrod Robinson. Hope H. Darneille, w
w. Burdette, Charles King Alexander Ora
ham, George a. Armes. j. H Ralstou, ].
". BabsOn, Edward Graves. Henry Wells
John Il. Wight. W. V Cox. Samuel Ross.
H. Randall Webb, James I. Petty, H. B.
Moulton, J. W. Douglass, Thomas Blagden,
OTrin c. Staples. William E. Chandlee,
John Larner, John L. Weaver
W. L. Newton. H. B. F. Mac
! farland. b. T. Janney, C. c. Lancas-
/ ter. simon Wolf. Loring Chapel. Dr. F. NJ.
| Gunnel, w. p. Van Wickle. c. c. Duncan
son. Thomas W. Gilmer, W. G. Singleton,
| George F. Graham, James G. Bowen. 8 r, ,