New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
4 DINNER ENDS THE SESOlON'
TIE PAINT. OIL AND NARNlSil COW H' 'i0-'
r,oorrxr SPEAKER INTEREST THE Mr"o'''''
At THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK . 80
TALKS ABOUT THE WORLDS FMK

Talks ABOUT THE WORLDS fAih
,.,,o, p,,n, oil and vanish Association
s ,n h,x,ness mart Of It's thres days conVen"o,
,c,,,x ot noon The first business U"''"
90 tho nosslpg Of a resolution TO continue 'n' ~
n,,ttne appointed to advocate the orEa'', .,
~, ,n,snt purcan 10 be known n The D'rmt'"e"
y, Trade and Commerce, ana p'ti'ioh 10 ''"e
recommending the formation OF shch p"e"" M
,,,.d ny the greater number Of those present INV
representatives. from the clubs of o'h'r ci'''S WV
oIso rennc,:ed 20 obtain signatures IN al p"'s -
,h country for the purpose OF frhcHng ,hi' "Dje'''
r,a escretory was Instructed TO furnish IRON u"' "
fine during the year topics Of Interest 10 '' punt
oil and drug business, TO be consd'rel " "''i ~"
soc,ations the most important OF when "o"'" "
,roupbt ND for consideration at the next """""'
convention. ,..
The following officers were then electeo i'7Si''"'
" " Lawrence Of PittsLurg; first vice preSi1'h''
Charlie; f. Adams OF Lowell. Mass. second wee
president Charles T. Pearce OF Ncw-forK secrelr,'
n Van Ness Person Of Chicago: treasurer, a. Siier
wood OF Cleveland, Ohio; auditor. '" e. fc"'e' u
Cincinnati directors, Charles Richardson hos'oh, ~
T. Whitclsw st. Louis; Macmillan Herman 'e"-
Orleans; George H. VOrlAm, chicago Nl'"a'n
WeatheraIl Philadelphia; v. @trld'ron' De'rHe' W.
o. Eyar NowYorl,; H. D. Cutler. Kansas City, md
r. A. Wlolen. After listening to short aduresse'
from the Officers elect the convention adjourned 10
meet ot 7 80 D. m at the Hotel Brrnsw!ch. where
dinner gwen.
rully two hundred sat down 10 the elmer. Il. p.
Rowe presided W. ". Lawrence. the prtsiaeil''irct
replied to tho toast, sour Guests seth Low, 10 a
Business Man Outside OF Business" George u. Dee Q"
10 "'rhe Parent Of our Organzaton'; j. S"aver rage
10 "The Columbian Exgo,ii'n,' and John b'a te' %
"The Relations OF the Consumer 10 the Manuf clWeT,'
J. Saver Page wns we'll received. and what he he'd
10 saw wa, eloquent and the point. Her" IS part N
VIA "a" said: "Tlr1ura I Kin n * q Mess 8 d.
pew Alien and Thachcr enabled last Decent or
10 take charge ~ dinner Tn" purpose i "h'ch
was 10 impress upon The poop" Ct th' EMPIRE
state u New York. The abS0rf" nece'iF OF oAi'
all In their power 70 make the WoFhS FAR III
Chicago great success. From that time 10 us ]
am hnppy 10 sav the state Of New York las worked
hard and we'll until now the position occupied by
II is worthy Of Itself. II shown By II, work
that Jealous disappointment cD1h not enter llt) lt@
conduct toward such a great National and palri0uc
undertaking. The next President Of this great country
WEI he a New. Yorker. and here let me read TO yoa
"A letter from that great New Yorker
Lakewood y. j.. Dec. &C. 1891.
J. Saver Page, ESQ.
Dear .fr: II Il were possible would certainly arccpt
your n,i.lon . meet Commissioners Of III" Words
Columbian Exposition the evening Of o." 2l-' INST
am sorry tia. prior eagigcmsn oblice> me- t. "r"y' NC
pleasure. thnk "a quito time for every resident u
DE- city Of Ncw.Yo' who ha, the 1st regard for her
na,r nsmo u DO whatever lc, IN his Iwcr q Hai11in
The reputation oi his city pu5- spirit and Sen"os IT,
AID \, the -rie time discredt ih- suspicion th,t
,caop. d-1ppontr.u can ,ntr into h"g coal ct toward
a grfs, Nationoi and IJtrio'i- undertaking.
n both the aid state ot Ncv-IorE d. no., when
aroused On the subject fiy recognize their duty and IN
,erests a. los orr rrat, the ENIo-ton shat b.
r,atly sur;rlsc1. VOWS truy.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
"You see By ths, letter what the position u Mr..
Cleveland Is In regard TO New York state and the
Worlds Fair. When be wrote II be simply q
citizen OF 'a- United states and r"sid"n, oil Seu.
York As SUCH be hoped the Fair would b. sue
cess and called II great National and patriotic un-
driakng. He wished the undertaking success, and so
did every New Yorker. | am glad OF the opportunity
you havr afforded 10 tell you this.'
Mr.. Page ended hb speech BY giving an account OF
his visit Chicago ana describing the majority Of the
buildings at The worlds Fair.
Al the guests table were seated u. W. Fortmeyer,
Il.elry Mcrz. d. Van Ness Person. G. 7. fierce. o.
l. Whfeiaw II. ;. Lambert George II. Dexter
T. Sewer Ingc, F.. Adams. :. De Lancry Townsend
II H. King Il. p. Rome. seth Low, VI. ID. Eger
charles Richardson. John Bcaltrc. ". ". Lawrence
r. T. MOlreaux, George 4. Meyer. W. 7. Thompson.
Aquiln Rich Eisstu- Wimnn mud ". r. Clement
Among the members present were ". t. leulpeton
C. Me-1 !. A. Elmcndorf. :. b. Arnold. William =.
Lucas, il. ConhN. l." Roy BROOKS, W. H. Marble,
Walter Ti,,s A. l.. Carr. " \. Houston. =. {. Han
ord j. r. umord. &. H. Gilc,p J II. Lord, ChaIi'i
Rrou!s J. G. Jcseup, George h. Watson. !. JENKINS.
samuel Lsnyun. r.. Il. Bennett. :. ". Bn S"it. = -
lInydrn J " Morton. j. l.. stafford. william stood
iron C'u-.cs Roth Fls"n" Mcr'. j. :. lhni and D. NJ
FlMeudOT;.