New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR
EASTERN STATES JOIN FORCES.

AN INTERN ATIoNAL ASSOCIATION FORMED HIRE.
To advance the interest OF the Eastern States at the
Worlds Fair ut Chcagoa number Of manufacturers ana
merchants met in the Stewart Building yesterday d1Nr'
and organized the international Exhibitors A.
ISOLATION. Albert Jllt, the silk manufactured pre-
sided and Delmore Elwe the secretary. George
H. Woods the executive member Of the Board oil
Worlds Fair Commissioners for Connecticut MADE a''
address, IN which he urged that the exhibitors from
the Eastern states form organization. Deiho'c
Elwell said that applications for space In the "oriu
Fair buildings were coming IN so fast, that u uc
Eastern exhibitors wished to secure adequate accoho
dations they must make appne"".n
at once. Speeches were maze by "''i'"'
Irwin Martin. chairman of the S'a"oI'ci
Board Of Trade BrIton Richardson, secretary OF INC
American Association; J. H. Pilsbury and others
The Committee on Permanent Organization OIL "h'V|
Richard g. Holaman was the chairman. reportco IL
favor OF founding the International Exhibitors Asso
citation. The report was adopted. As dehnen M
second resolution the organization includes cxhio'ofs
,rnr, the states Of New-York NewJersey, Pennsyl
vania Connecticut Rhode Island. New Hampshire.
Vermont and Maine.
The officers of the association are authorized
to request llatments of space to appoint oil agents
and 10 look after the displays OF tile members
The following officers chosen; President Cof-
nelus n. Bliss: vice president, John sloane SECOND
vice president Charles T. Cook; third vice president
Serono ID. Bonils; fourth oicc-prcSident, Ernest a.
Redeem; fifth vice president, j. seaver rage sA'h
vioc-presdent Charles ). Upton; seventh vice pTt~
dent George s, abury; eighth vice president, william
scbwarzwaelder; executive officer, Dclmorc Ewel;
secretary j. A. Matthews The men chosen Will com
nose an executive committee which has power to de-
eide upon the plan scope of the association and TO
prepare and adopt a constitution and bylaws ii they
deem it advisable, they may incorporate the organza-
tiOn and issue stock The executive committee mas
power TO appoint an advisory board of fifty directors
Ia
to the transaction of business The firms and business
men who Joined the association yesterday were
r. j. Horner & Co., Solmer a Co., j. +. Segman'
Estate of Albert Weber seymour Paper Co., Runkel
Bros Walker & Bresnan, j. II. simpson, I. H. Peart
The American Electric Rock Drill Co.. Hodglai Rubber
Co Bawo a Dotter. :. Herskovits Co., G0henberg
Rros & Co, . f.. Waterman, ii. Tyler Nudge, Ernest
Rilhuber Jack Frost Freezer Co.. American vending
Machine Co., Wallace a CO.. Champion Food CO.. Z.
Acme PAPER 60, J. & c. Fischer, Phpps 4 BuIlen,
Little Giant Letter Press Co, W j. sloane Len
jamin & Oaspary Keuflel q Esser Co., Johnson q
Johnson Bliss FaDyan 4 Co. ncytor joseph pmnc r.
& Co.. william & Rye Co, American i siiS
Association, Hart & Maynard, The Knapp Co, Erie
Preserving Co.. Cushman Bros, L. schepp, eeabnry
a johnson, WyckOr. Seamans K Benedict, spencer
Redfem 4 SON. Tiffany a Co. Statoner,, Board OF
Trade Schles singer. Wiessncr Co.. Donald Cameron
Liberty Manufacturing Co.. Military Fournament syn
dicate Norwich Nickel and Brass WORKS laws ank
company New York Chemical Manufacturing Com
pany F. Kruedelbach. The Chesebrough Manufacturing
COMPANY William SchwarZvaeder & Co., standard
Lubricator Company, Rochester Lamp company,
Phoenix Manufacturing Company anu inc oh"c'"0h
a second meeting will be called in a few days.