New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
TO MEET HERE
TUE THIRD ANNUAL CONVENTION or HE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TO By HELD
~ THIS CITY IN JANUARY.

x,rroNAI ASSOCIATION TO By HELD
~ THIS CITY IN JANUARY.
The third annual convention OF the Natio""' AZ
ISOLATION OF Manufacturers OF me ui''eu o'A'' wiz
omen a, the Waldorf-Astoria on January - anu con
.i,,o ,or three DAYS Delegates VIII be III attend
ance from the leading manufacturing concerns IL VI
parts of the country in response 20 "l'' '''' '
sa,d Invitations which have been sent out
Tro r,arufacturers association Is one o. the most
,r,-ortant trade organizations in the Worm. II II
analogous 10 the British Board Of TRADE which h"S'
in ono Instance recently followed the lead OF the
Association OF Manufacturers by se"d!hs c''"''S
s,oner OF trade 10 the Argentine Repuohc
The orsanizat ion represents thousand hrns from
.ar,, STATE in the Union One-haf Of the total VOL
urne OF the manufactured products OF this country
il the output of these firms The total mahuac'u'ed
rrosuc, this wear is estimated al sl2 oC00o0fV ana
the product represented by the association Is 'e''
fore valued at about S6.0000OOOO.
Thu association is exerting its influence mainly
toward equabe commercial relations and a iaiier
share OF the foreign trade OF the W9rd Ior n b ~
American manufactured pfoducis Is no" ~
al home. about 10 per cent oe,nE vkpo 49, amdn
the nations OF the world as producer st2hds ouilh
as an exporter. being eXceled ny Ens.anI; o
and France. In pursuance OF lts ouJtC', ne ds9o
ton is working at home FOR ne es'aollsI,lieit " a
Federal Department Se @sIansbcd by the asso-
ciation itself bureaus Of publication ana or hIoIm ma
don In LIS fore nio TGiN BfsH the Argentine re
v eu IEruguay Mexico. BELGIUM. South Africa,
f'hina and Japan. and a warehouse Is now Delhs
opened in Caracas. 49,. . 40 .s.,ot,,tor &c
THE Executive Committee or the ASSOCIATION 10
-, de IN OF the president. Theodore {. search OF
badeiphia: the treasurer, the secretary ana one
arnber from each OF the twelve States Aaving the
iargast amount OF manufactured products TOT the
~esr These States are this year New ork Penn
s,.ivania Illinois Massachusetts,. OHIO, NeW-Je.sey'
Missouri michigan. Wisconsin. connecticut lhdl,
80 and California. The South Is not represented
a. 'b;s ist and there are, therefore added TWO mem
he~s-ai-large-one from Georgia ana one rom rem
nossee There are also TWO MISUNDERSTANDING from
New-York the convention city Of the year warner
1fT,'er "a the regular New-YOrk representative. and
the members at-lafSe are 'HdIieS - 'O'''''' N
Charles s.. Moore. ,- -k,.... - d.,
meeting was held yesterday afternoon In Room
No S0 Times Building. at which the general officers
oe the district of New York, Ncw-Jersey and CON
Dacr,t we're Dresent These officers comprise those
already named as NewlOrk members or me EXrCu-
tic Gornittee OF the association ana IN addition
ReDtamin Al ma OF New Jersey. and Piny Jewell OF
Connecticut. Arrangements for the convention IN
January were made at this meeting and Conven-
ton COMMITTEES was appointed This consists OF
William Brookfeld Frederick q. Bourne, r. A Nc
AlDin Seth NJ. Milken. Charles 7. hughes, a. H.
Wbitney William +. Cochran. Norton p. OTIS.
Charles f Bgelow. Henry b. Haigh, Lowell VI.
palmer William Barbour. Addison c. Rand Philip
r Dodge Frank s. Witherbee. George II. Robinson.
Edward r Ladue and Richard Young. Charles \.
Schleren PRESIDENT Augustus G.. Paine. treasurer.
and Charles +. Locke secretary. 60, =,
Conventions OF the association have been held In
Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia The commit
Tee homes TO Guido in NewYork all previous con
ventiors In the entertainment OF the delegates. The
three days work OF the conference will close on jan
nary p with dinner AT the Waldorf-Astoria