The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-10
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
Hudson City Business Men
Will Have One Early
in March.


The Hudson City Business Mems Asso-
citation met at Pohimann's Hall idss
night, and decided without a disssnlt.s
voice, to mold an industrial exhlplsion SIM
liar to the one held last spring.
Ihe meeting was cailed 70 oruer ~
President Julius Berger, and after soiils
through the ushal routine the supJece -
the eAhlpltloh was pfousHl peioie =
meeting py the PRESIDENT py announcing
tnat a motion 10 no1u an e~hiptuoh WIS
IN order, Wm- r. h~astehnuper mdae lhe
niotlon ana r. Goepei secohueu ~
MI. A~astenhuper saio thal the ulpis7
ceaehted success ana great peiieh's ~
lowing lhe e6hlpltlon iasi yeai siosie
NOT ieaVe the question z fepeaeA,s ~
eitefprise u uoupt ior d niorieh's 9 To-
ure 10 take advantage OF such an oppot.
tunlty 70 TURNER the BUSINESS INTERESTS y
the Heighfs would pc an achhoWleus
inen' = 49,
the progress OF the community "ilch 'ne
past record OF the associatioh piose' :
hau aiMdss =
Mr. T.. iron sald ne nag iou'iu ~
YEA ? "Aai' =. sieat is - -
ana was ieartlls 4 iasoi : It.
49, T.
eAhlpi' nao opeheu ne EYES y ioe -
1870 oana,au-as 8 r2an - tba raey
~rounoihs coniifuiii'iss as weii y - -
.A 80, : ,worts,-
- 4-Na 49,.
ls
- 49, lot %
- - u. -. uo,,s =.
- r. -,
- 4fN-r5 - 49,
"a. pu VS. : Ssaa
- :. - ssaa,a
2 49, : mao.
: ,Nsn.Aa 80 ,aan 10
-, --.Is 49, L. st,aao.~ tba a.
nau PROMISES 'ia 4 :
81 wouu = - ss~aa -
would DC sorry i.ueea ~
take thae promise oaeh- mas.
Henry SchWarz aiu. Z nua n1 ~ ar;aiaa1
spohe ~ d iiii : - s.ssas4am
motion was passeu
Vote- 4ha+ 4ba
MT. nlr,saa, 1Ia1
: G srsrah M
ouinis eie Nemauhar
Nlesiiils - $3.50 ~ fan
MI. = ~ San1a Ell
. : : aaaa,a fsara tna adyertis-
: a o. $3.50 - +ha+ tina If
ins =
~ srr;,a oe tho wear
-. az hast tfn,a a. start any enterprise.
80 .sssa,aod ;+ra1f ard with tbe
sssao, tmoat,,s ana avra<onine of nature
eSassan - raarassi,-anas prevailed
!. a,,at i otbar seasons.
Gaa.ua n w. Az avorad the last week
49, ~ u,a,tbe,. xvo,,id then he
aaa fararah,a Al. Mesinnis thought
h-sa;.oss naaaad x,e,.v liftle advertising in
800 : tFe snrina trade was always
paa. 40 al, trade however. needed
aoshins
r,sas : abn,a,n sr said spring was
tho onlv season of the year to hold such
a. avbih;tion n G. Troll said the first
,rael- il March was preferable, on ac-
CONT If Easter falling early in April.
Mr. Kastenhuber said the first week in
Marcb was hest. because from now until
that time 4 lull existed in trade which
Would anabla exhibitors TO devote their
aftent;an 10 putting forth their best eff
sar+ later thair spring trade would de-
mand their attention. The weather would
he more Reasonable in March than in
Anri1 as April weather was generally
wei He did not believe the worst weather
wo,,la keen the exhibition from being
crourded 10 tbe doors nightly. from his ex-
nerience Of last year.
president Berger vacated the chair and
stated that he had made a canvass of the
| desires of the exhibitors in last years ex-
hihition and found 80 per cent. Of them
in favor Of 4 spring exhibit: personally
ba favored j fail exhibit. but he desired
to give the majority precedence and
strongly advocated the holding of the ex-
| bibition during the first or second week
IN March. Mr.. K~astenhuber accepted an
.e-a .,,bs+i+uti,g +ba frS+ ar eac-
dniehufaelt -
ond week in March and the motloa was
carried unanimously.
49, 49,. a,u.,raiaa :. dao;aad ~
After some uiseuss1oA !. q 0eeiueu ! :
lave the president appoint q
Of ARRANGEMENTS. and that that duty
ho,,a 5ax,o1na nam tba nrasidant ~ he
suounu ~
elected, instead or the one occupying the
1 chair. President Berger appealed to the
meatinc 70 take tf,i4 course as he could in
eeei - eaN
no case accept g denomination, ana ne let
oe5oer IL allow him 10 select his own
~
committee IN sucn an important matter.
The discussion of the exhibition project
was ten,norarilv sllspended and the fol-
s45. xtTfrsa- -.
to"iH5 oAiseAo
tenhuDef. PRESIDENT, Henry R0illS, fIISt