"Catalog Of Philatelic Miscellany"

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My major collection is US Stamp Club Labels, anything in that flavour?

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Just another name for them.

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I'm wondering how your Exhibition Catalog is coming along?

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do these designs make an appearance in one of your catalogs?

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S. T. WILLIAMS, Expert Accountant and Auditor, was born at Cincinnati, Ohio, May 15, 1854, and was educated in the public schools of that city. Before his eighteenth year he held the position of account current clerk in the Third National Bank of Cincinnati. He won rapid promotion from one position to another, and at the age of twenty three, having filled the desk up to first assistant receiving teller, he resigned and engaged in the profession of accountant and auditor. In the latter connection Mr. Williams has achieved the most notable prominence and distinction in services for corporations in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Five years ago Mr. Williams was appointed expert examiner for the Board of Revision of the City of Cincinnati, and during his service in this connection in the various municipal offices was paid fees closely approximating $20,000. This was the occasion of the extinction of the Board of Public Works, and the elevation of Mr. Williams to the high position he thereby gained. He was called upon to assist in adjusting the affairs of the fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati at the time of the failure of that institution, and for the past three years was employed as auditor of the Northern Assurance Company, of London, England. Mr. Williams was also employed by the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad in the compilation of data and in the investigation of the accounts of Henry S. Ives, the young Napoleon of Finance. For the past two years he devoted much time and attention to inventing labor-saving systems of accounts for mercantile and manufacturing concerns. His income from this source was over $30,000 the past year. Mr. Williams has recently moved to Detroit and is engaged in perfecting the Nickel Savings Stamp System, which is in use by the Citizen's Savings Bank and which he has brought to a degree of perfection beyond any previous attempt. He occupies a magnificent suite of rooms in the Hammond Building.