New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
WOOL MANUFACTURERS MEET.
THEY ELECT OFFICERS HOLD DINNER
AND APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO con-
SILVER TARIFF CHANGES.

The th,r,v-second annual meeting Of the Nationai
Association Of Wool Manufacturers was heio d,
the Murray H Hotel yesterday Inc ha'oha'
h.odouarters of the association in Boston. but
the association alternates between Boston ana
New-York in holding annual meetings. Inc meet
ing was private one D...,
The election Of officers resulted as fohows' ''
don, william II. Halle. OF Springfield. Mass sec
re,arv s D. n North of Boston: treasurer. De-"
,anir Phipps of Boston: Executive committee
Joseph SAWYER Of Boston: William hi'"an' -.
Roston: Robert Middleton. OF Utica. y. A. ., ~
carncnter of New -Brunskck, \. j. ~ H. ''''
stein. of New-York; Charles Fletcher oi
aonca r |: H. L. James. Rockville. Conn; James
Dodson. OF Philadelphia; George sykes. oil noON
lii conn Joseph Metcalf, of Holyoke MASS.
y = simpson of Boston, Lewis Anoers o"' 20
Skowhegan. Me; a. J. Abbott. OF "lan''Y WV,
N.ss. r s Clark. OF North Blnerica ME- 'o
y Wood of Philadelphia. and w C. Greene VI
Peace Dale X. l. . a.. osso
:, was announced that the members OF the assn
,o,io, after mature deberation had deciueu ~
leave their interests. so far as the iar'h '',' Nv"
in the course of construction is cohce'"eu' "a
naras Of a special committee This committee,
which the president is empowered 10 appo'''
confer with the wool-growers ana DINERS nv
,s ord then proceed to Washington TO appear
800. the Wavs and Means Committee OF 'of''
ross This committee VIII be appointed "''"'
a few days. 80, n,oh presi.
i, tho evening a dinner was held al whic" ''''
lIailc
- ,,,,us G Burrows Of Michigan Among '"e
'o' -. roro Navor Strong Wilbur +. l.unt
,-,,od States General Appraiser: f. T. ho'es'
80, manager of the Customs Textile Associa-
lion: James Macnaughton. president Oh '"e w.
Excbanee and Major Charles A. Stott pres'ue"' u
tho Home Market Club of Boston. Mayor "'io"e
xas loudlv applauded when he said tha' II was VS.
IN MAX, some concessions and be conservative anu
hs secure tariff bill that would stand for twenty
wears or quarter of a century. Inc o'ie' 'p'''">
wore informal, and related 10 the TRACE
,,orc ,hose present were Thomas F. Patterson
poston. lanes r. Doudge New-York; Albert r.
Frost New-York: Ethan Allen, New-lorK' iho'"a'
I.oIstenholme Philadelphia; Joseph Hoids"oi'"'
possaic Frederick Hartley. Boston: ONO D'ess'e''
passaic NJ O. Worthen. Passaic; -- Guioehkiau'
Constantinople; Nicholas Mauger. Ne"-io'h
Emanuel Einstein, New-York; Henry l' haSo"'
passaic: c. b. Rockwell. Bristol, r. l.; Ihomas
OF bloomfield ~ J.: Lewis Anderson, Show
hocan Me. George Anderson Scotland; D. X
camnbell Sangcrville. Me: Gordon Dobson, Pits
fed Me. Robert Maxwell. New or ,fo T EoNeT
sykes Rockville Conn; William d. sawyer, Do'II
\ " =. u O. r. Fisher. North Adams. Mass; IS r.
Mellor Rockville. Conn; H. L. james Xnrr
Conn: F. T Botsford. Utica; S n Ray Ne"-ao orS
= o'' Hodedon. south Berwick Me: Robert Ward
Eew-York: p J.. Schell New-York; W j. Battlson'
Boston: L. b Golf Pawtucket. r. l.; j. l.. con 2n
Pewtucket r. l.: Edwin Brown. Worcester 10
seph ". Green jr.. East Hampton. Mas a Jus'>i'
Y: sidney IIarwood. Boston: George NJ BasSet,'
Worcester: f. w. France, Philadelphia; NJ \. rui-
hush Philadelphia +. A. Baldwin, North AndoveT'
Mass; William c. Greene. Peace Dale X l.; =. n
Harding. Philadelphia; a. Park Hammond ROCK
vile Conn; John ~ Carpenter. New Brunswick
n J.: Walter Erben. Philadelphia: Edwin Miner.
Moosup, Conn; 7. f. Hopkins kiinney' c Iolln
Little Falls ~ Y: James Mor. Conshohocken'
Penn: Arthur Wheelock Cxbridge Mass. g. ~, ~
Mass: f. D. Barrows Iaporte, Ind; r. . Clark'
North Billerica Mass: +. W: Hobbs Boston ANTS
Condo Little Falls y. Y; T. 5. Sharretts New
York: James Talcott. New-York; Benjamin fhipps'
Boston; William II Sherman. Boston; John Hope
we'll Boston: William Whitman. Boston; Jonas NJ
\ Barnet. Troy and many others