New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
THEE FILL GO TO ALBANY TO PROTEST.
STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE LISTING BILL
THE LINsoN TAX BILL AND THE
INTEREST BILL,

Committees representing the Clearing House Asso-
cation the Produce Exchange the drygoods trade and
other commercial organizations will go to Albany to-
day TO protest against the enactment by the Legisla
ture Of the Erwin Listing BILL the Lnson Tax bill and
the per cent interest BILL These committees
however do not join against all these The
Clearing House is opposed particularly to the per
cent measure Nearly all the commercial organza
tons Of the city have placed themselves record
as opposed 10 the Listing and Tax bills, and some
against the interest measure.
The Clearing House subcommittee will have a
special car which will leave this city at 0 10 a.
Tho committee will consist Of ]. Edward simmons,
president of the Fourth National Bank H. W. Cannon.
president Of the Chase National Bank; Z. II. Per-
kins IT, president of the Importers and Traders Ma
tonal Bank w. A. NASH president of the Corn Ex-
change Bank; r. Hamilton, vise-president OF the
Bowery Savings Bank F. d. Tappen, president OF the
Gallatn National Bank and chairman Of the Clearing
House Association j. T. Agnew, vicepresdent of the
Continental National Bank; Brayton Ives, president
of the Western National Bank; Willis S. Paine, pres
dent Of the State Trust and exUnited States Controller
W. L. Trenholm, president of the American Security
Company. Mr.. Nash is chairman of the committee
Mr.. simmons will be the orator Of the occasion. The
committee will appear before the Finance Committee.
The Cotton Exchange yesterday appointed President
Charles w. Ide. James o. Bloss, j. B. Leech, b. >.
Park and Theodore H. Price committee to represent
the Exchange In It's protest against Ule ltA anu LiSVs
bills.
Other organizations and interests in this and other
cities will be represented follows: The Chamoer
of Commerce. President Charles Stewart smith, dry
goods William L. Strong William F. King, Horace D..
Fairchd, Charles H. Webb, Frank &. Tefft, j. Howard
Sweetser j. T. Low Clarence Collins, Walter stanton
Julius Catlin, E. NJ. Townsend, Francis NJ. Bacon
Benjamin Knower, John Urban Fraley, Woodbury. U.
Langdon A. ID. Juillard, Thomas ]. Davis, ~ Leland
and II. w. Curtis; counsel, Artemas H. Holmes
clothing, c. H. Hackett; hats and caps. Robert Dun
lap laces white goods and embroderes, Waiter ulDo
insurance, Robert L. Livingston: manufacturers, VIII
lam Church Osborn; glass, J. Fitzpatrick ana A.
Powell New-York Crockery Board OF Trade, Henry
Maddox. Jonathan ii. Crane and T: H. Bawo; new
York Jewellers Board of Trade, H. NJ Conat MercHiF
tile Agency Erastus Wlman; New YorK ProouSe e
change Evan Thomas, S. Jacoby, Henry Il. heport
Henry T. Kneeland, A. s. Roe and a: Romer O9 on
soldated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, L. v. DC
Forrest, John stanton and j. Davis Leaf Tobacco
Beard of Trade, GerSon Mayr; Chamber OF Commerce
Of Rochester N: Y, j. Y McChntock Henry 6yor a.,
brewster, II. B. Hathaway Max Brlekner ana George
Moss: Eimira Board Of Trade, Charles NJ TonpKns.
Antonia Romer, Lorenzo Howes, George NJ ko6ulsoh
and George Brand; Rome, n; Y, Board OF Trade trade
lanes c. Smith, John 5. Wardwell, Harvey ;. Bedell
and John X. Edwards. - .,..
DELEGATIONS from Buffalo Hudson, Syracuse, Albany,
Troy BlnghamtOn and other cities are expected