New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
WOOL MANUFACTURERS UNITE.
THEY WILL HAVE A wELLAREANGED EXHIBIT |
AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.


A special meeting OF the woOen manufacturers
OF the Eastern and Middle states held yesterday
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel Theodore C.. search. OF
Philadelphia presided t. the absence OF Charles y.
Stott. OF Lowell, Mass. the regular chairman ii was
a representative and thoroughly harmonious meeting
called by special committee appointed by the
National Association OF Wool Manufacturers. and APP
proved by James Allison, CHEZ or the Department oil
Manufactures. ana George Il. Davis DirectorGeneral
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Tho purpose
FOR which The committee WAS created Is 10 ASSIST
The officials Of that Exposition ~ Obtaining complete
and comprehensive exhibit of every description OF
wOollen manufactures: to secure tic adequate space
In the most eligible quarters at the least expense. ana
guard against any Hcompctclcss Of the exhibit, -
that domestic manufacturers may not suffer in com
parfSon with those OF foreign countries. similar
organizations have been made representing SILK
leather and potter.
\ call had been Issued to every branch Of The
woollen trade and there present
Of the manufacture OF capcts fanncs yarns. hosiery
n d knit goods. 4 few Of the firms represented, all
OF whom will send exhibits to the Exposition, are the
Damon Manufacturing Company. The Hochunum
Company the Ccrmania MllS william Wood q to''
The Rock Manufacturing Company, the Norfolk and
New Brunswick Hosiery Company. Thomas OakcS ~
Co.. tho Plymouth Wooden Company. the washing
ton Mills, OF Lawrence, Mass; the Wey5osset
Manufacturing Company Wendell. Fay Co..
the Globe woolcn Mills. Of Utica, L. l.. Allen &
Bros. of Rochester, Dorman Bros. OF Philadelphia.
and sawyer Manning & Co., OF NewYork.
II was shown that there ono hundred and one
exhibitors Of wOocn goods nj the Centennial In Phil
adclphln, OF which New York had seventeen. Mas 4
chiisctts twenty-five, Connecticut twelve and Penn
sylvania twenty one and urged that much larger
number Of exhibitors could be- secured by concerted
action and the expense at the same time be greatly
lcsscncd. The exhibits which the committee VIII
mako will be collective, and they Will not be shown
a. state exhibits although that effect will be aimed
ut to a certain extent by the grouping Pcnnsyl-
vanla in particular wishes TO make state exhibit.
but the Pennsylvania representatives. Joined In voting
for the following resolution which was unanimously
adoptcd: "Rcsoved That It Is the sense Of this
meeting that the exhibit Of domestic wool maafact-
urcs should he made under uniform plan. and in
cases 10 be constructed under the direction OF the
special committee: and that # is recommended -
all manufacturers Of woolcn goods that hey join in
hi, collective exhibit
\ second meeting will be called In tbs CITY at m
early date Il, which other and more definite plans
will be submitted. In the meantime. the secretary.
= y. D. North OF 30. 20 Kll1y st.. Boston. will call
peg onalv on the various merchants AMI commission
hou,o, of this city TO solicit their cooperation Tie
committee /, anxious to ascertain hos many "Naio-
ltors t,re will be and what space each will require.
at an early day. rs juno 30 /, The last dny FOR alot-
ting space. Tie special committee f. a follow;
Chir.. 4 Stltt Lowell. Mas. Chairman; Arthur ].
Ic.fon. treasurer. :. y D. North. secretary Ih"j'
dor, &. search. philndolphln: MOSS J. seven b.
And over. John y. Cirpcntcr New IrunSwlch y: J.'
Robert Dornan. Phiiadclphii LYMAN - upn , ra%
giri.ct l.. Grogc sykes. RofhNill". 'o'h LOW,
,el ;Eowhcran M'I ,. GS'rsS n, N"'f ag
william l.. Wcedcu, PrOvldcntc. X. !.