New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
INTEREST IN THE FAIR.
PEOPLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY
AROUSED.
TRADES; INDUSTRIES AND CITIES TO BE REP


EEsENTED-Two EXCHANGES FALL IN LINE. &.
People all over the country seem to believe that
the Worlds Fair Of 1892 is established certainty
and that there is doubt about its being held in
NewYork This IS the tenor of the letters sent to
the Mayor and received at the City Hail. which
every day growing in quantity. Richard Kazmeyer,
president Of the Arion Society, wrote yesterday that
the Board OF Trustees Of that organization had on
Tuesday night unanimously resolved that the nitistory
stems taken by the Mayor its highest appreciation
and no is assured OF the cordial cooperation of the
society:
letter from Secretary George wilson, OF the
Chamber of Commerce, announces the appointment
NJ Charles 5. smith. j. Edward Simmons. Cornelius
\ Hiss William p Clyde, Alexander +. Orr and A.
y Whitney as a committee to select the names OF
fifty representative business men, from which the
Mayor may select members of the four committees OF
twenty-five each.
Morris X Jesup, writing from Bar Harbor. says
at sec you have a good start about the Exposition
Of 1902. If can be of service to you command me-
Mr. Jes1ip VIII return to the city about september To-
William Mitchell OF the law firm of Mitchell Mitchell,
suggests that Collector Erhardt be made the chairman
of the Committee on Sites and Buildings.
W. McM speer secretary of the Exposition Com
mittee sent out Mayor Grants request 10 inc Vafio'
financial commercial and industrial interests I'd SUD
NIT the names OF representatives 10 act for them upon
following trades, industries and clues arc Ai'i'u "
send representatives
Agricultural artists banks boots and shoes, orc"e0s
Brooklyn brokers' bakers and confectoners ciergyneh
cotton, carpets, rugs and olcloths' coal anu 0VN'
clothing wholesale. clothing retail, CLOCKS anu "s''e
crocxery glass and china, DOMESTIC Steamship, u'
goods Wholesale dry-goods retail drugs chemicals ana
dyes engineers and architects electrical industry eie's
suburban rapid transit roads, engines express s
freight transfer companies firearms and explosives foreign
and
rs grain and provisions groceries wholesale groceries
RETAIL gas heating apparatus, hardware hats hoDoheh
hotels, hosiery and gloves, insurance companies lron
Jersey City jewelry, labor organization, lawyers, eaher
trade lamps and lighting fixtures, lumber, laces en-
brodery and trimmings musical Instruments machinery
metal trade millinery newspapers and periodicals. men
furnishing goods oils and paints physicians and surgeons
photographer publishers, plumbing, railroads.
railroad equipments and supplies rubber goods silver
nickel brass and plated ware sailing vessels straw goods
ship and yacht building, silk, sporting goods sail makers
cordage ship chambers scientific surgical and opcal
instruments railroads stationery and paper trade,
tools tobacco trade theatres and places OF amusement
tin and hollow ware trust companies toys, vehicles
wine and spirit trade, wool. wood and willow ware
Tho machinery and railway supply interests have
united with apparent unanmity IN asking the appoint
ment of Charles A. Moore, of Manning Maxwell
Moore as their representative
Tho members of the Consolidated Stock and Pc
trolcum Exchange held a meeting after the close of
business hours yesterday, DIT 'uo Oa' vi ii0'' VIZ
SON. to consider the question OF par
ticnating I'm the work of celebrating the
ouadr, centenary of the discovery of America. Reso
lutions were offered by Vice President Watson pledg
ing the Exchange to the approval of the project for
an International Industrial exposition In this city In
$500 and offering all tho assistance in the power of It's
members. The resolutions declared that the com,
mercal supremacy Of the metropolis It's geographical
position and the many facilities and accommodatoins
which It can afford visitors from all parts OF the
world Justly enttle 10 be the place for an exposition
of such great National Importance" lhe resoiuuons
were adopted enthusiastically, and under them Presi-
dent wilson Will appoint committee OF twenty 70
devise and carry out plans for proper representation
of the Consolidated Exchange In the Exposition am
TO cooperate with Mayor Grant for helping the success
of the project of a worlds fair. ~ ~.
A special meeting OF the Governing Committee OF
the Stock Exchange was held yesterday. few stocks
were listed and resolution approving the
In te0o was passcd The president was authorized
10 appoint committee OF five to join with other aso
Citations in preparing for the proper observance Oh INC
day The committee has not yet been named