New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11
TO LEARN YANKEE METHODS.
HAZE Kindred SKILLED FRENCH AR
TIsANS ARRIVE IN THIS CITY.
SENT TO EXAMINE AMERICAN INDUSTRIES NN'
LABOR oHGANIZ,TIoNs-A SECRETARY ob
TIE INTERIOR LEADS THE o"Di
p,yD-wEIco,lED BY WORKING
MEN OF THIS CITY.

lie INTEhlDh I'is'D~
BAND-wELCoMED BY WORKING
MEN OF THIS CITY.
rboro arrived on the French steamship La "d'
cogne Yesterday morning fhty-t"o ffenN co.
ingmen who have been appointed oy '"e''
ornment to visit the Worlds Far anu " NO"
General inspection OF American Industries ana Tue
organizations OF American workingTneh' ~ ue
zion from, the United French Societies went uo"''
mo raw on a steamer to welcome the deiesaos'
All ~ them are workingmen. but they are va.
o,IInc like men OF fortune They were All "i''
cabin passengers. Several OF them are
councillors" or Aldermen. at home. ana ono "a
them NJ Finance. IL Second secretary vi . ~
,nrior and head OF the Labor Department OF france
>,arv Of the delegates are practically artists
o,oony Thorn being several modelers' porce'a'"
paInters designers wood turner's etc.
Inst before La Gascogne reached he' pre- "
,,,, delegation OF fifty representative
American worklngmen. headed by samuei Gonpe'S'
prosi.ent of the American Federation Vi h"
marched down TO the landing place 10 s", -,
coroa IN their French brothers The frehcn "o'n
,n'',,o ,.ra about the first persons TO leave the
hin The American workingmen stood III Il se'"''
circle on the pier. displaying two 9iik
flags The Frenchmen on reaching 'he PR ,
the Americans forming the other nan Vi ."e "
Then there was a most bewllderihs eN.'"s
COMMITMENTS assurances OF most dlSths u'S" -,
ar
L,r.ncb and English There were cheers TOT A'"''
49,, iron, tho Frenchmen to which the Americans
,oLl,. responded with cheers for France. Ai'e'
All this was over the Americans ana tne !e"0"
mon all went to the Broadway Central lio,eH -,
rhts evening the United French Societies VIII
,,y. a hall 10 the delegates in Tammahy nan
morrow evening they will be entertainer oy ~.
,rcers az the American Federation oil LABOR "'
NJ - East feminist. on "Wednesday evening NV, ~,
ain o.. IN philadelphia. From there they WIZ
travel TO Pittsburg. thence 10 the "orl"
opd several OF the most important mahu'ac'"'''s
cities. , .o,rations
The names Of the delegates. their occupa', ,,
and rlaces OF residence are az iolio"s' "'' ,
ch,irron artist engraver. Paris; Paul Ahac"e'
, .as,or y, the Northern Railroad OF France
ar1 Nuniripal Councillor at Helemines' mem
,rmagnot electrician Paris: Abel Antoene ,ppcbin-
lain modeller. Nierzon; Joseph AzIsHPini " Bic
ist Oran, Henri Barbot printer pr;iirn"x Inachin-
m1nd wood turner. Paris; Julian Boitea,a, Pouen
s Paris NJ HonreE' s si pens ~ Brunswck in
Tenior electrician. Paris NJ Buzeyne' soyer -
~ paris. ~ CherreyrOn. VelNet-"raaN.r .,
Worh,r =, 't,,hi"uet porcelain painter Limoges
rn'rlercv matchmaker and Municipal GGan-
rnior ~ ttenpi Sucheiet ironworker and Muncippai
Councillor AT Cairey; NJ DeDes prn'rI, ..em
DucoqrnSax ru1m sGr F Fnrl
ppnd SECRETARY the Interior and hean OF dis lis
,ier Houian; Leopold Gaillard. tapestry Wea's \,
paris Henri CASTOR 9ystsIr,opsenssrrs ner Weaver
.iregy, ruoH h"s,re Crimson machinist Calais: Pros
per acGGemn matchmaker and MSnlGpai St n
CnIp,' 4, ! nfehvre miner. Lens: NJ. legarros. ra
road machnst 0reans NJ Les,dnd' el Me" maeh him
nl"'' n, H sis. NJ Lcmaire. foreman weaver Cot
min Frederick Mss%e flsT.r''? Mcn usrS ma
Mti,@, paris, NJ Morage. matchmaker. Besancon
Henri Mqand wesr Paris p psal re S yons
Nnnorsua h,ocksmith Rouen: NJ. Plchon passe
worker St E pSs,3n A @schnst o' paris
hi,r, pose designer Paris; NJ Siegniez tnrean
spinner Lecateaux claudus simon TUP%'a" NJ
| lyons Arithelme Simond weaver, mso''S r,lst
,rriSS,j'a,,,laau electrician Paris; Jacques Illet
| hotter Limoges NJ Nauter jeweler' fariS