New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-02
THEY AID BzyOR NEW YORK
MANY LETTERS on rHEwoR1ps 1AIR

A LIST OF NAMES SENT TO THE MAYOR ~ TIE
CHAMBER OF coMMERcE-THE BOARD OF
TRADE APPOINTS A COMMITTEE.
The man received At the Mayors Office contsfS1
large correspondence in earnest and enthusiastic
approval Of tho project for holding International
Exposition In New-York in 1892. Daniel BrownsJ
American representative Of J. S. Fry Sons chocoats
and cocoa manufacturers Of Bristol. England made
application to Secretary sreer yesterday for space In
The worlds Fair of 1899, and ncosed check fns
T25 a. a guarantee Of good faith Thomas q. Rvanav
secretary OF the Nsw-York Genealogical and Biol
graphical Society, wrote yesterday that the society
would be happy 10 cooperate with the Mayor. john
b. Lennon, general secretary OF the Jomneymsn
Tailors' National Union, that that organizations
would be pleased 10 take active part making the
scheme great success Henry VI. Leipzigcrj
director Of the Hebrew Technical Institute, hopes
that permanent educational museum may b -.
tabtshed In connection with the Exposition.
simpson, Hall, Miller Co.. OF Wallingford, Conn,
suggest the name of Ex-Governor Thomas NJ. Waller,
Of that STATE, for member Of the COMMITTEES Pasy
manent Organization. Commissioners Moss and Gib4
bons, Of the Board OF Electrical Control write urging
the sclsction Of their fellowcommissioner, jacob
Hess as a proper person for member Of the Csn3
mttee Management
Mayor william b. Kirk Of Syracuse, wrote 10 suec
pest the appointment of S. Quincy Lspham, Editor Of
"Ths Syracuse Daily Courier" repsessnt Ahs cen.
trail part Of New-York State Of Do counittses
r. A. Harrison, Editor OF The Hotel Rse1sors seyss
"TAe $4,000 hotel keepers Of this country a,e with
you heart and soul I'm your efforts TO promote ne In
forests of the Worlds Pair for o." Mr.. Harrfson
believes that the hotel keepers even of Chicago and
Washington, in favor Of holding tho Expositiea IN
New-York
Civil Service Commissioner James Thomson ~ un9
e1orabIy opposed to making either Pelham Bay orvau
Cortlandt Parks the site Of the Pair. account Of
their distance from the city and the fact that hsy
cannot be called easy of access The site, he thinks
ought not TO be than SIX or seven miles from
Union Square. +. l.. Kellogg Co., Of No. %
Clinton Place, add their entreatics to
those of earlier correspondents for an educational
department in the Exposition. II. o. Smith, president
of the National Association OF Stationary Engineers.
embracing 1876 local organizations and membership
Of about 1900 engineers in all the principal ctes
In the United States asks that the association may
have a representative on the committees.
A telegram from Augustin DAILY advocates Bdmuna
C. stanton's appointment represent the theatricai
and operate prOesso About 200 hoteimen. ectors
and others sent in memorial asking the Mayor to
appoint Frank W. sanger as rhe representative OF
theatres and places Of amusement secretary spesr
announced that builders and real estate dealers had
been added the list published yesterday from which
seIee tons OF committeeman are To be made by Mayor
Grant 49, -,
American TurnerUnion said to comprise 300 socieoes
In the United States say that the union y IN nearly
accord with the Mayor, and ask TO have the name OF
the president of the organization, samuel d. sewaIUs,
of No $50 Broadway, placed upon one OF tho COM
mittces.
The president Of the Chamber OF Commerce. with thq
committee appointed for the purpose. nave selected
the names of fifty citizens Tor the consideration of the
Mayor In his selection of those who are TO serve upon
the four committees of twenty fve each. They are
as follows: H. 0. Armour, John Bigel0w. samuel ID.
Babcock, ". l.. Bull Charles f. Beebe. Grover Glove
g. Clarke, II. ". Cannon. John Claain. lhsuncey
NJ. Depew Hamilton Fish. Charles K: Flint. Cyrus w.
Field. Henry b. Hyde, Abram s. Hewitt. A. Foster
Higgins, ii. O. Havemeyer John HI. Inman. Isaac
Ickelh elmer. John ID. Jones' ID. II. King, IL: l. N.
Lowell j. Pierpont Morgan, Richard A McCurdy,
Frederick p Olcott. Percy r. Pyne. John r. Plummer,
Orlando B. Potter. j. seayer Page William Rochefeeri
J. Hafsen Rhoades, William stcinway. samuel Sloan,
Jesse Segman. W. L. Strong, Jackson B. sohuln,
Elliott F. Shepard J. ). T. Stranahan, John a. Starfn,
James H. seymour, F; B. Thurber. Charles G tiffany,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, W. II. Webb Richard t. Wilson,
Charles WatrOus.
The president OF tae Board Of Trade and Trsnsporta
ton yesterday appointed COMMITTEES 10 cooperate
with other bodies IN promoting the project.
Among those the committee are Ambrose SHOWS
Joseph J. O'Donohuc. william II. Parsons, Edwin A.
McApin. Sheppard Knapp, Darwin r. James. Fer
dInand p. Earle Simon S'erne, III. o. Havemeyer.
John v. stearns. Eberbad Faber Henry Clansen:
IT,, Franklin Fairbanks. Edward l. Molfneux, Charles
s. Higgins. Jordan l.. Mott Henry Maiard. Herman
Oeiricbs. william Duryea, James NJ. waterbury ana
T. b. Harper
Those connected with the engine, pump, boiler ana
general engineering and machinery trades who dcsiro
organize for the fair requested 70 send their
names early as possible TO Robert Grmshaw, No.
Il Park Row.