New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
BROOKLYN .M4NUFACTTRERS cOn"i'"'
THEIR INTERESTS AND THOSE or THE "oi''N-
INGMAN TO BE PROPERLY REPRE-
SCENTED BEFORE THE LEGlSlA-
TrRH AND CONGRESS-.

SCENTED BEFORE THE LEGIS'-A-
TIRE AND CONGRESS.
The movement started by ii. y. h''h"'
president of the Iron Clad Manufacturing '''P""'
10 form an association Of the Manufacture VI
Kings AMI Queens counties. resulted III -"
being held at the Union League CUB Oh i'-oo"iy
on Tuesday night for the purpose Of an ''7
, permanent ORGANIZATION. The call for the meeting
stated the fundamental objects of the ASSo'"' '''
TO be: 5000,
ITO promptly advise all members of 'i' aSSo''i-
tion Of any proposed National. state Cum ~
municipal legislation which in any wlse a" .
manufacturing Interests To aid the carr'i"'' o"'
OF legislation in the interest Of the mSh''"O''
and the working people employed ~ inc manu-
facturer and to prevent by all Honorable me'HS inc
passage OF any detrimental u snch .i'C -, 49,
10 properly represent the various lh',''.,s vi e
manufacturers Of Kings and Quee2s couu"'S ".i ,
Congress with special relation AT the pT,S , t KIN
t. the proposed tariff bin known as the Niicon M
with a view to obtaining any adJuS'nt VI 80,
MES which may be necessary properly to protect
the manufacturer interests. or any oil tneil, sd
The following manufacturers were repreSeni,ei
at this meeting either by personal representatives
or by letter: ,.,. .h. prooi,
lyn C'ooperage Company. Howard Morse mon
Porcelain Works the Nichols Chemical ''mpii"H'
hauer Sugar Refining company Martin iipi' lr,, >
Sons. Ndtiona! Kly.t Company, .ne Wi-
lam Nogel Brothers Chromr Huri MIN,
Schaffer * Budenberg. the SimondS Manu- A'iuiI"S
Company, the Jennings Lace NoiNS' I'H'"'
Son Murcott & Campbell. +. Y. Crandai, y -
See Manufacturing Company. i. Barrett son "
co. X. Dunlap 4 Co.. W. c. Nosburgh Manu- g. ur-
ing Company Limited, La.ance n Gr0slrah Manu-
featuring Company. MOller Il Schuman Logan IRON
Works American Wrought Anvil Company Menre r
brothers Company. the United Siates IIl.tins
Company. the Braid Manufacturers Association 81
the United States. the National starch CONT IhE'
Iidgerw God Manufacturing Company. +. W. W lrS-
ter 4 Co. Acme Fertilizer Company. +. q. Nebster
4 SON H. J. Judd a CO.. \ X. Whitney CO.,
Brown & Peterson. Richie. Brown Donald ioW-
ard a. Fuller Brewing Company II. y. Sch.Eihdhh g
Sons. Church & Co. American stamping company
Sperry & Beae. Crooke smelling ana hrnhH"S
Company. Valentine Linn, Samuel M"tcJl' 'ISe
VI. Eddy & 60.
The meeting was called order by Ernest {.
Webb. Of The National RiVct Company. ana iirhiN
T. Haigh OF the Iron clad Manliaciur;ng Com
tary OF The meeting. After general discussion OF
the purposes Of the association, a committer on
permanent organization and permanent officers
prrnted consisting of me following Srhtie-
g. SINH u. 4. Morse. w. H. Nichols, William
H. Ieitci William L. Reed j. AdJlph Molten
hauer John IL. Hanan. r. Dunlap. IL. G. Beck.
J. c. Cochran John II. Schundn, W. L. Pearcr.
b. Scharmann William Howard. F. W Wurstcr,
A. : J innings Cord Meyer jr. Frederick Webster.
Jo eph f. Kinds. r. L. Judd ~ r. Whitney. T.
] ogan. Walter Man1evle and Jacob Meurrr.
.uwI x Dorald and Brown 4 Patterson wer'
.ouested to have representative attend the meet
lg of this committee. which will be- held at the
-esidcnce Of Lowell VI. Palmer. No 2o6 Clnton-aVc
The next meeting of the Association Will be hcli
at the Union League club Brooklyn Tuesday
March C. at O'Clock. D. m. and at that time. the
permanent Orga MIA ton will be effected. All manu-
daily invited TO send representative to this meet,
ing