New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
natural drainage of the land and the availability

the natural drainage Of the land ana ihe aValaphV
of fresh water from the Croton and Bronx systems.
Mr. Crimmins mentions situations for permanent
memorial hail to he erected by ,he cry sni per Per.
manent exhibition hail. large that g. brigade OF me
state militia could perform Is manocuvIco within It,
Within twenty year, pr, he n sayS this site WI" Do
Mr. Grimmnss paper discussed at Length and
was 5 Eme@ Noon of Tne "n
vcrsy Club whose proposition was certainly as yn ngys
and o ,H E, si Ri TO be held in aor
the buildings to be erected on pics. Ire s.r po
recommends is the tract NO 81 sha Iand W mnsp
which is the Statue of Liberty. lie would have one
central building. enormously high with s,;a, tt. OBJ
servaory IN the dome, and on the top OF IL al a
mammoth electric Light which would make Liberty
torch look like sperm candle under me gar Oh % ho
would have extending from the central structure III
the form Of an eght,poinicd star Inc an.ah, 1
Ui e be no necessity S So for grading and thor, would %
dust Tic largest steamer S,,d foa Wheb thew
belonged the exhibits being placed in their exact posi-
tons by OF gigantic derrick which shouo o ne
used IN hosting them f srsc t9e ~ such Site as no
ones rights would be infr!ngcd upon Inc ~ ,Hn
did not contain any 2Syso ON t6 or ss The com
mlttee will visit the sites recommehuou ~
Colonel Norton and Mr.. Chmmins among inc o'"o''
Among tho other communications recommending srns
sites cons dsrcd by thu Executive oSs otIs' Of
10. iS4 Pearist. who declares that the the
Exposition should be held in some part Of New VfS
LIN T area csnnot he got free of rentals and taxes
the additional part should be leased me Pcopl ',on
from from as all parts Of this and other countries Mr..
lsobarts says, Will want TO visit the far NAM ang and
and will not want 10 spend valuable tine III eVnH az
cannot best be fufed BY having the site on t6c
park north from onc-hundrcdhs and suggests ,ns
if there not sufficient breadth o. oa ses sde occupied
when necessary The site should BE SC In"u du con-
closed BY fences and all parts % Wahnaton Heights
might be available, but the site shSnu eS ~
spuyen Duyy Creek Ro T4s G grHs. IS that railroad
canal steamboat steamship and every C osr fnr con-
transportation Is at hard to nrng m sny par Of this
country Canada Mexico. and by steam OF rs ~ e
sells from Europe and Other SSah i9reS Of The magnificent
sceneTy of the Hndson River; the larsese ma would
could anchor off shore besuti lines the surface Of
the stream would be dotted with yhch's or" ,bor a.
pleasure craft lie calls attention alI2 70 o. Museum
~ Tar,ral History and Museum Of Art me t tbc
Library is near. is the tomb OF De isd 70 The slto
ane drives OF The park and the avenues lesn 10 % nec
r he Harlem River with It's boating facilities d Is fiI IrS
at hand the baseball GROUNDS are tSe ete Is Connected
BY tie elevated roads and the Bro9S9
all Long Island staten Island R0, aha thinks is the most
coit n Monroe Of No 81 Pnccst, Brookyn. sen
1sies 70 the Mayor which was turned over 10
tha Finance Committee, which was IN der the
follows organize the Columbus S Exh abs Voganzaon
general m%s stions obtainable As soon as Congress
convenes apply TO il for perPe'oad tbe right 70 in
authorized capital of UCcssSary Have Con
CREASE x"rnt all securities issued by the adar VI
so Mind from taxation and from seizuo hnrId bc
ecuon Under the Con ss Giving 81 OOO with
issued life memberships TO tnose GYMS
free cameron of No. o3s West Fortyth ST., ma Rss
a plan by which nc can i"''o Wy
position He says , . .,o Gin ooo 600 on the
,e ~ scrip bearing Oh per cent interest
scn 70 be secured by pledging 60 20 per ce W =, AZ
s'iP nronoso an issue OF 100000 tickets al -
och which think would be taken imHol'".s'' ~
nv our city merchants, rairoa1 ana sVo""''p ia
-. =, Loorcrs etc These people and corporations wouu
roe,e and benefits from having the site In new
~ c1,v 7 think they would recognize this anu DC
,uin 90 nav for IT, Next would come large dement's |"
our nrncipal institutions from the prosperity Oh hcIV"
40 On security herein named L think slooO0Ooo cou1
he raiscd in eli $40 coo coo from these two sources
10 rohahlo our wealthy citizens would be willing to create
a guarantee fund FOR any deficiency oe!oHu 'oIs -, 80
and reimburse from the sale Of franchises aoahaonci pp
, n1 mo prncce,s OF 80 1.3 per cent admission less
expenses q running the fair. ia.
"A Londoners thinks that the only pace ior rh sl'
for the Worlds Fair Is the garuch spVt % uarinIn
that section of NewYork City lying nortn ~ 1b,,d and
River and commonly caiod 'n' A"'"'
j. Wann Of No. 90 East One hund . ana t" emd
lerce han in which to display its various manu-
iscfures. minerals and other resources. -. no
Oneida Historical Society recommends that com
mittce of one be APPOINTED TO awaken az lhtcfvst
among historical societies in Europe and IN the
Tinted states In the Worlds Fair of 1892.
ThiIty-three firms OF manufacturers, toooer, ana
retailers OF rubber clothing boots, shoes and me
ohanical and druggists sundres REQUEST the app'St
ment Of L. VI. Shepard, of NO 49, BrOanWa9, aS INC
representative of the rubber trade