Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
CRATTKXa AND FFAsEIN0.
sac SENT. iuauaI AeetlsE of tine
Morocco Na2 afaciurars' Ex
chaago-A Pleasant Banquet.

sac Semi. iusunl AeetisE Of tb
Morocco EGaa 9faciursrs' Ex
Chaago-A Pleasant Bsnquet
The semi annual meeting Of th'
Morocco Manufacturer Exchange wGt
held il the Clayton Houss yesterday
afternoon. There we're about fifty del
.g.tes present. President Clements
being absent, Vics president James
Scott, CT this city, presided William
Y. Warner, Of this city, was made sec
retary, and W. 5. Atkins ofBaltimore,
treasurer. After the question OF the
tariff on certain varieties Of skins had
been discussed, the following rssolu.
ton was passed:
WHEREAS, The morocco interests Of
the United Sts.es are nov suffering
from competition with the cheapest
labor Of foreign countries in the impor-
tstion Of ed sheep and goat skins,
which are admitted at nominal rate
Of duty, and for many uses are practi-
cally Fl lished, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That We ask Congress to
reInstate the duty of what it was before
and that our Executive Comm!ttes are
hereby authorized 70 use sll necessary
eAertions TO effect tie same.
Professor Maynard, a New York
chenist, explained his method of un'
hairing and tanning goat skins.
At 2.30 O'Clock the meeting adjourn
ed, it being understood thst the next
meeting would be- held in Lynn, Mas
sachusstts, on the second Thursdsy OF
July next.
TEE BA5QUET.
Immediately after the business seq
sion the memb bsrs OF the Exchange and
number OF invited guests sat down to
as fne banquet as has ever been
served iu this CITY. The members OF
The Exchange from this city, and the
invited guests who were present, were
Ron. Thomss +. Bayard, William Bush,
Mayor Almond, JAMES Scott, Levi G.
Bird, Esg., DR.. John K. Kane, w. I
Croasdale, BENZ Nields, Esq, W.
Y. Warner, Ii C. Robinson. G, W.
iouert, John NJ. Scott, W. G. Jones, L..
P. Bush, Jr., Charles Baird, Harry
sharpley, Esq, VIM. Beadenkopi, G.
f. Jones, James Crooks, J. PARK Pos
Ties, Jonn G. Baker, j. Winfield Scott,
James Il. Beggs, !onn Taylor, Wash,
ington Jones, N. Bsadenkopf, Mr. Bond,
James H. Dobb. and representatives Of
the REPUBLICAN,, Every Evening and
Morning News.
The bill Of fare, prepared by Geo. W.
|Olttip, was complete, and X. Dallas
Foataine and his assistants &ttecdsd
promptly TO the wants OF the guests.
Nearly .hros houls were spent In dis
cussing and testing the tempting
viands.
Oysters on half she'll.
Soups Consomme Ia Royal, chick
en- Ia Riene.
Fish :-Kenrebec salmon, lobster
sauce, pommes d'terre a la mai;r'
d'hotel.
Hors d'Guvre :--0lives, chew chow,
celery, English walxuts.
Relieves :-Nlet d'bsouf, pisue aux.
champignon, saddle OF vsnison Ia
Kinnard, asparagus la creme, pomme
d'terrs a Ia ms.stra d'hotel.
Entrees :-Croqustts d'N0ilaile, a Ia
dOmonics; sweet bread, piVueanx petits
pois.
Ro'ts:-Canvass back duck, ourIant
Jelly, punch ! Ia Romsin, ,errapin la
MarylAni.
Cold dishes :--Boned turkey with
Aspic Jelly, chicken salad, lobster
salad.
MISUNDERSTANDING d'Rus5e, Mar.
iuquss Ia pArisains, champagne jelly
Ia Franchise, catawss jelly q la Vic
toria, French kisses, glace sn chocolate,
cornucogias, Terssss tarts, ornamsnted
douiuacs, French msCcroons, leo cream
= Ia Neopolitan, ics cream la ciatra,
orange water ice, pine apple water ice,
fruits, FrOmage d'brie, RSquctord
choese, Boston water cracker5, cafe et
cognsc.
The assembly was called to order
about FIVE o'clock by Vice President
VIM. Bush, who announced the tOlloI-
ing sentiments
"The National ExchanEe-may its
usefuluess and its semi-arnuSl gather
ings in the failure, as in the past, be
pleasant and proitable," which was
responded to by George A. VrOom, ol
ths Bronx Wool and Leather Co., New
York City.
"The Morocco fraternity Of New
Observation-Disclosures, reliable, hos
pilable--may it more fally test the
hospitality OF it's brethren in the trade,
res ponded to by A. B. Martin, of Lynn,
Aasg.
"Ths Morocco Manufacturers of New
York-amorg the foremost to promote
the interests of the trads in general" "
responded to by Il. II. Warren, OF New
York.
"The Chester Msrocco Interest
though yolng in tie trade, may its
success be commensurate with its
merits," responded to by Joseph R. z.
Coates, Of Chester.
"The Industries OF the Diamond
stste-may Their power be felt aud
their benefits enjoyed throughout our
loved country" responded to by the
Hon, Thomas j. Bsyard.
"The Morocco Interest of the United
Ststss-their existence, prosperity and
necessitias," responded TO by Levi c.
Bird, Esq.
"Ths Gity Of Wilnington--the eou.
tinued eoouomy and simplicity OF her
govern uert t necessary to the prosperity
of her manufacturing interests" re-
sponded to by Hon. J. P. Almond.
"The manufacturers OF goat and
sheep SKINS in tue city OF Brotherly
Love-may they be as urited in senti,
ment as they are in interest,"" re-
sponded to by Marshal Dsemer, Of
Philadelphia.
H0ur npasts--mav their uleesltre in