New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
THE JEWELLERS' ROARD or 1RADE'
MARKED GROWTH AND PROSPERITY OF THAT

MARKED GROWTH And PROSPERITY W ii
BODY-OFnCERs ELECTED.
The seventh animal meeting OF the New lorA
Jewellers Board Of Trade held yesterday diUci
noon at the rooms Of the board. NO. Al Mauo" -
The attendance large and the meeuhs u'u NV
adjourn till about . O'Clock. one OF tne "io'' "
,,ra,ino roports was the one that the membership
lad now reached the limit OF free inuauons' Low o
If was decided to change this now to .oo' ana u -
confidently believed that this limit will be reache"
during the year Adoph schwab F. Il. summons
and Alfred Frank were elected committee to forui.o
resolutions IN regard selecting the nominees io o
board Of dire tors. .bo
Edmund J. 9coGed. the president, dehVereu .''o
animal address in which he noted the adopuon Va "
i. In, t.logronb code for the convenience OF out
~ town members; the oath Of llnry Dreyius' Vi
tlo hoard of directors the election OF twenty SeVei
ncw members increasing the membership u lo'' a''"
the effective and able work accomplished uu'i"s ,'0
wear by the various committees. Inc preo'u Nv "''
said that the records and reports OF the l"ioi'"'
burear collections, banking, failures ana aSSle '"9
denartuents mad been satisfactory. ii. NJ. oohui''
secretary made full and exhaustive repor, u 'i'
work done daring the year by the various pure"u'
pr bi report The business OF the Newiork jewelers.
Roard of Trade (, shown to have increased ha'c'i"s
&, erv don,rment The ENSURES report showed
cash balance i'm the bank Of 1888 81 assets I'oi
oother sources as furniture and accounts DUE @i-
TLn amount or tolcttoho hi""~
the wear was S6I.387 20. The expenses OF CARY
Ing on the general work oil INC po"i" "''0
and entirely satisfactory. ,,s.,,,
Officer, were elected By ballot as follows; huHu'''
,co6eld. presldent; August Oppenheimer' hrst we
president; George T.. Fahys, second Vice-pc'''
Ier,ert NJ Coudt secretary and assistant treasure
n,yid Keller treasurer: samuel Auflauser' oil hchot
C. interviewer: George +. FahyS, OF joseph f'nS9
CO.: Charles IT, BIahe. OF seth Thomas CLOCK 20
4 T. G. Hodenpyl Of IIodenpyl d sons DaVu heAoi
of Keller Ettinger ~ Fink; Max ). L''at"r' VI
Ii.-auor a. Sondhcm: :. +. Myers, OF = +. MSele "
CO..: August Oppenheimer, of Oppenheher bro''"'e
A. Velth Edmund j. ocOheh, of Elsln Natlohh "d'"
Coppanv: f. f. simmons. Of H. Ginnel CO.. 'anc'
T. SPENCER OF spencer optical Mahula'tWlhs Oo'r
many. f. v Clerque. ~ tho Iowa TiIiills
tnu,pany AID f. r. Benton II the COurFol,ler Mu'pA
Manufacturing Company, directors; = .Snn
Auqi.t Oppcnholmcr and \. J. u llodrnpyL hnaI n
COMMITTEE. John &. DOwnng, SamhSi htuldn,oa'
David keller and George f. Fahys, arDil. dlIVh 'o,i
rntee. and Max i. Li~-auer. james r. SPtHOri a,u
y Y simmons. membership committee. hilhoush o or
~ He t,uns.t Of the jeWc.ry boards Oh tiHae' ...,
Nov York Board +, already the L ongst. NtAL OeoH
il a' h>yug it, headquaricr- IN ProvHI %tm
n.nlfsl WI Of ninety seven. Many OF the IeduIne
ic,v.lry firms between Boston ana thMhso ar ncn.
i~r ~ h, Ncw York boa d, A THIS CITY Is inc eredo
centre for manufacturing jewellers.