New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
yyU.y YORK JEWELLERS AND THE FAIR.
A PROPOSED MEETING TO INCREASE INTEHDsi
IN THE MOVEMENT.

A PROPOSED MEETING TO INCREASE iS1h'N"'i
IN THE MOVEMENT
r., yu yor,r Jc,eeIlers' Association, which rep-
,osor,s the argest part OF the jewery trade In the
Intiod statos proposes 10 be the next business UT
ori,,,ion 10 fall into line To increase the interest III
tho worlds Columbian Exposition. "itmh "ooA
,ro, now public meeting Of the men engaged IN te
,every trade will be called, and at thlS s'Ni1'in'
rono resolutions will be adopted for presehtauon u
tho LEGISLATURE at Albany. The ldea vi ''o E'0"
York Jewellers is similar TO that OF the drygooo' en
od ~ ,s their intention to keep the Interest IN uo
wor,d,s Fair among New-Yorkers Increasing ana W
assist I'm securing prompt and DDcra ios''iau'0
nm the part OF New-York state Al the phoho i"o,"s
oo q, h called some OF the most prominent business
men I'm the city will be present 10 sp1ih ' C'N,
n Dcpcw President Dickerman, OF the STOCK hHc"as'
rnd many Others having been invited to address u'o
meeting. ,.,. ,,,
Tho aIrectors Of the Jewellers Association hed
r,.o,ipo ~ their rooms No 146 Broadway, last MOI
dov and IL was decided at that time that the oIuio
ewclry trade OF the state should demoh'trdlo ~
lie meeting how II felt toward the Wonds f"r' ~
was unanimously resolved that as a greio ueai VI
interest had been shown by the drygo men, "'''
time for the jewellers TO do someihlns, ana coin'V
tee OF five was appointed to secure prominent sphc
and arrange for n time and place for the gaueiins'
The committee appointed consisted OF ~ H. "hlo ''o
nrosdapt NJ the New-York Jewellers Assoc!ahoh'
W l. sexton. the vice president Ludwig NisSen' Hay
den H. Butts and Frederick H. Larter.
we do not think that the people OF New orh ivy
and state are losing ntcrc,t in the Worlds F@r' s'u
Mr. White yesterday, but at the same time we oo o'
think any harm will be done by holding the ihe''i'e
wa PROPOSE New-York Is still the Empr' s'a'c aiiu
We want an opportunity so to demonstrate ae ti'o
Worlds Columbian Exposition. The tue OF t'e ois
enterprise shows that IL is not to be local a'ar' anu
he sooner everybody in NcwYori state becomes aware
OF this fact the better will be for them ana tc
p r. T,nison secretary Of the Jewellers ,f hssTia
The interest the meeting OF the DIR! goods men ca T' @
did n great deal of good said Mr. IuhiooI anu .
tainy no harm can be done at the meeting we p9p 9e
10 have No one In New York should nave any & &!Jdh 20
feeling about where the Fair Is to bc ana We b stato
let rie Legislature know that the people W ue %
desire to have a most liberal appropriation iuo o
display nt Chicago NewlorR ought 10 sIiVM ~ em0
world that she Is still the greatest STATE III le or'
and have no doubt that she Will prove tilat ca;,
" L. Sexton who Is one OF the c0iiIttce dpPoi,.iI ~
IN make all the arrangements for the ineeunS' & fiit
Yesterday afternoon that nothing denhi.e nan i ooI
done by the committee but that All tie uoulS W, I
he arranged i'm a day or two. we nave sent ouo ny
vitaons to the gentemen would like 10 nave sPcaa
AZ the meeting said Mr. Sexton. bit a, we sc io
vca heard from them, Of course cannot say "ioN
they will accept or not 1t may be the fourth OF nun
day OF the new year before all the arrangements can
be made