New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-26
THE WORLDS FAIR HEARING
EARNEST PREPARATIONS IN THIS CITY.
HOW SOME BRANCHES OF BUSINESS WILL DE
REPRESENTED.

HOW SOME BRANCHES OF BUSINESS WILL DE
REpREsENTED.
The preparations for t, hearing on the worlds Fair
bill. which is take p'a~c 70 afternoon In the
Senate Chamber at Albany before the senate Com
mittee on Finance. are being Prosecuted with great
vigor In this city It is not yet known how MANY
representatives Of interested trades viii ~ 10 Albany
but letters are hourly coming in I'm response t. tho
appeals sent far ana wide over the State by Tie
Worlds Fair Committee Of the Drygoods' Trade
The varions delegations from tbs city VIII start
from the Grand Central station ut o q. III. tomorrow.
1t is expected that they will III at least one paror car
ON the way IN Albany tie work Of organization Will
be perfected 10 secure entire unity OF acoh he
fore the senate committee in the demand for an ap
preparation Of $50 coo.
The hearing IN, been arranged TO he held In The
senate Chamber, but the probabilities are stronT that
that chamber will not bc large enough To hold all
those who wish 10 take part. The Assembly 'hambcE
IS not readily able however. 1t Is hoped that
The hearing will begin promptly at o'clock and that
the speeches win De brief and to the point. rs many
" the merchants and others who from This city
desire to return By the O'Clock train. Three hours
will certainly Ire sufficient 10 state the case fully ANA
fairly and 10 give the committees all the Information
that Is available.
The senate Committee on Finance consists OF Mess?s
Cantor, McCaTcn, Parker Osborne BloodGgod. Erwin,
Among the business Of this city who viii attend
the hearing the following be mentioned. with the
bIanchc, Of business which they Will represent;
The d,ygo,.s trade Will be represented BY the Com.
inttcc tbs Words Fair, which has done a1ich vast
amount Of worn in This matter IT. cGns7is OF
CoOne William l.. strong, chairman John Cldhil Johh
Glib. William 4. Teirt j. Howard swcetser and william
+. King, secretary. - . -, -,
The Chamber Of Commerce, by Charles 5. smith, its
The importing dry goods trade by p p. woTrail.
The retail dr., goods trade, by Arthur H. leah
Tie jobbng dry guVs trade by John y. Beacll
The Wholesale GrOceI~' Association, by u. WALDO
smith president L. b. Thurber and James f. Nichols.
The Cotton Exchange. by William v King and James
The jcwel'y trade By Ludwig Nseen, joseph Fahys
and Charles l.. TIFFANY. .,.
The Italian Chamber OF Commerce. by c. rertolno,
secretary, and c. a. Barattoni. ~
The Collar and shirt Manufacture Association, by
samuel b. sanford, Cha les Ccninshaw and George r.
Idc " ,,,,,
The four feed and grain trade BY Dwight :. Miller
These names indicate the great interest that IS being
taken in this subject. and also suggest the strong SHOW
Ing that will lie made AT tomorVw's meeting. No
mention has been made 1t Will be noted, Of the dele
tons which will 60 to Albany from other towns aud
cities Of Tie state. to which encouraging Information
ha, been sent to the Drygoods Committee.
The New York jewellers Association yesterday sent
the following Litter 10 Governor Flower:
Dear Sir: The Worlds Fair Committee Of the Jew
ely aud kindred trade 81 this city would most INSPECT
fully submit a copy Of the resolutions ~ passed upon
AT the ma meeting held In this cts saturday, Janu
airy 49, l-D2 and also the original Petition. ~ signed
lN III. trade, with a request that You Will kindly take
such action as /, indicated by tc resolutions ncloaed
IT ia" heating which + 10 take place at Albany on
"Wednesday. January -. our trade VII te rebic,e'l
l.. TlhaGt. Very truly your>.
y. II. WHITE. Chairman,
W l. SEXTON.
LUDWIG NlSSEN.
FREDERICK II. LATTER.
ii. II. 81 IT'S.
T.. 7. TUNIsON, rccivtary.