New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
FLAMING AN0THER EXPOSITION

The American Agricultural Association al its re-
cent convention decided that an American EXPOSE
tiou should be held at an early date under the
pieces of the Association. and Exposition Commit
tee appointed to confer with representatives. Of
various industries 10 the proprety OF holding the
affair i'll thlr city. Last night "a private meeting
was held. in a parlor of the Grand Gem
trail Hotel attended by fifty men from
various parts of the country, all Of whom showed
great Ell husiasm over the proposed FAIR. Among
those present were the following: H. 1. Kmhall,
director Of the Atlanta Cotton Exposition Robert
Harris general manager OF the New-York. Lake
Erie and Western Railway; Dwight II. OlmStedd,
president of the West Side Association; NJ Falson,
Of the Butter and Cheese and Egg Exchange; Cen
eral II. E. fireman. and Dr. W. H. Dwinelle, of
this city; Philo Parsons, Of Detroit Mich; Judge
]. F. Kinney. of Nebraska; j. b GrnnelI, of Or Il
nell, Iowa. George A. Crawford, of Fort Scott
Kan: Leon Bernstein. London, Eng; j. Il. Wheeler,
Nebraska; W. y. Mason, Texas; j. NJ. c. Marble,
Ulio and Nr. Mouton, OF Vermont.
lhlo Parsons. Of Michigan, presid ii ard adj
Wheeler, TTeman kimball. Kinney. NJ ultpu,
Dwiuell, Harris, Olmstrad and Mason. II was
stated that the fact Of an exposition in $50
a surrd. The only ques ION now under deb lte was
neither New-lOTk should be honOr-d with having
ii here. Mr.. kimbau spoke f his success i
getting the railroa! companies interested in
the cotton Exposition, and was sure that
The COMPANIES having road centciing here would
quickly subscribe any amount has va. asked when
fll-N were shown the great advantages - Inch they
would receive. He positive that. II Suc"c.~-
fully conducted there would he 2J.oOO,OO visitor,
IN NeN-l 0rk ~ the three months which tc eN O,I-
tion will he held. Nh tlm>tcad said that
the cue ZION Of money minor AFFAIR.
1t te business men of NcN-Nork know
that there is 10 be such an affair and they
would attend 10 tn finances. judge Kinney spoke
u the GREAT West. which wants 10 come 10 this
city, buf cannot afford 10 come unless there
special inducements extended. II also wants 20
send l.> live stock. iarm products and minerals
He said tia all the country west 81 the Miss Sslpp.
c0nld BE- relied mp n t. do IL share toward furnish
4Ig idlr e llOun .. pruuUrts ana visitors.
d" support of IcAIs. vermont. Michigan, Iowa
'' oiurr states, was promised thfoE- their utlc-
gates. Mr. narri, could not speak for the trc EuI-
road u4tIl something mOre.dennlto was ku0Wn.but II
II should become % certainty he promised TO help
along the l. position. " lillian VI. Warts sent q
telegram AprcssinS lis sympathy M The movement.
J He nrii. of IIIaIy IL Co, v. q. J. Sloane, hrO-
core j.. starr, ). Is. hoyt \ Co. and
iASd Do"s Co., Sidney Dillon. and others
A.d pressed 70 member Of the committee, u wa.
SAID, IlDlr desire 20 have sura an opposition h1ld
mere; aho when the proper time came they could hc
Ieed upon 70 pay their respective share OF the eA-
peu,rs
Ar Imposition Committee viii continue it's
holH Today, and consider the statements made Last
Lsnt' and decide what II shall DO 40 present. ihe
III" and date OF the air viii bee decided al later
3ay One thing II certain" said bit. kinball 10 a
ikBQNE reporter last uIght, Tie Exposition viii
be held ia $685."