New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
NO LACK OF GOOD ADVICE.
ALI. EAGER TO HELP THE WORLDS FAIR.
SUGGESTIONS As To FINANCIAL MANAGE
MEyT-cHoosIxG REPRESENTATIVES,.

SUGGESTIONS As TO FINANCIAL MANAGE-
MENT-cHoosING REPRESENTATIVES,.
strong movement Is on foot among managers ana
members of Tho theatrical profession call meeting
at which a representative man shall be named 10 act
On the executive committee of the Worlds Fair The
suggestion that A. NJ Palmer should be that repre-
sentative has been received with much favor. Ito
has been a manager in tho metropolis for eighteen
wears and now carries famous and successful
theatres is the president OF the Actors Fund oil
America president OF tie Managers Association and
director OF the Players Club. lie is the most popuar
prominent, influential and successful manager in New
York No other name that has been mentioned or Is
likely 10 be mentioned Is truly representative OF
the managers of New. York and Of the dramatic pro
fession and the selection OF Mr.. Palmer as member
of the committee would give general satisfaction
than the choice of any one else could give.
Mayor Grant still tarries in the Adirondacks, but
that does not prevent people who have views nom
tnundstng his etter-box with all Of expressions
Of opinion as how the great Columbian Exposition
Of 1892 ought to be organized and conducted Many
of the letters spread out Secretary speers laDie
Yesterday contain suggestions about raising money TOT
The project. II is regarded indicative OF the PDhc
spirit which abounds in the city Of New-fork that
nune OF writers OF the people" propose getting
the money out OF the United states Treasury. Ihe
universal idea expressed is that the citizens oil New
York will raise 1t themselves. Some think that stock
should be issued for tho amount required al the RAJ" Vi
IS share, making II popular loan. Private secretary
Grain was sure that the Mayor would be at the OiV
Hall this morning to begin the unenvable task OF
selecting the 100 members of the committees rom
about 900 distinguished citizens, every one Oi
whom Is especially fitted for The work., or is so repre-
scented by his enthusiastic hackers.
+ g. Doran, a wan street broker, thinks The pe>'
WAY 10 raise the snews Of war; would be as follows
Issue ten or twelve millions Of bonds lowest denomna
ton $50 each bond OF SO have 100 coupons OF "
cents These coupons 70 be used as admission ''N
10 the The bonds to be subscribed foi AZ s4o '"
allowing each subscriber profit OF 40 o" eich DUN"
no coupons tickets BE- sold at the entrance
in this way every business house newsstand cNe' V"
eiesrstsnd etc not only New York but IN every h'
noft,nt city In the Union will subscribe for Tie accom-
mediation OF its The railroads will sell '"s
with their excursion tickets. Those VINO suDscrl" '"
have no other OF dsDosng OF the coupons can y
dividing commission, give employment TO huh",' W.
.uuoyed to sell tickets or coupons he"i tns u''
entrances TO fair. Each coupon as presented AZ w
gate to be cancelled. The Of each bondhoae, 10
be recorded and n the fair j. financial sucoces' wv
aend might be paid when the fsiF is ended.
The Clothcrs Association OF New-fork sent inc
lowing names to represent them Julius HammeslOugh'
sf Hammerslough Nros; NJ. VI. Marks, Of pawn
Marks a sons l.. NJ Hornthal, OF iorntha Nhi'ehe"|
wsissInau & Co. II. >. McnGeson. of Banner BIOS
md A. f. IIochstadter, of \. benjamin CO.
teacher in Grammar School No. 80 ASKS lhat inc
teachers he represented on the commitees anu '"d'
some prominent schoolteacher be put on to represent
them. ,,,,. .s,,
The rni;ed Order OF American star6ulldeis ASK
Thai j. V Il. secor, their president be deslgha'eu u
represent them . ..o,. MAMMA.
Tine destination of Bryan Mc9wyny as their repro
sentative continues TO be the SUBJECT VI PO'
smopc the boot and shoe ia e. letter rom frd'A
I. ro2ers secretary. received al the Mayors o"''o
yesterday, says: ,,o,o china
meeting Of the manufacturers and wholesale shoc
t,ase Of Ncw.York was held at the Office o. u. -. 81
yer No 80 Rea1e-st. August o. to 'puol-" Wv -
Hoeu he
a., c,.,.ri,v nj which TIC 81 shoe aeaief was
,sentai TO represent The shoe uadc as az
Tic propos,d wosla's Fair IN 1892 Inc "hoief"s'
~. not represented this alleged meeting anu "
,,,c, action NAV have taken can in no sense De
e,red as an eAples Of the wishes OF the "Hae az
large -. Dat. c,o,s Shoe
charles f. Bgelow. president OF The LAY sa'e o"oo
and Leather Company, was haiheu Iof oo'i''"''
ip the resolutions adopted
Tho Cotton Oh Product Company asks for the ap
,olutment of James W. Tappin 10 represent mem
m, request is signed by John H. flsser' Nl""
Rockefel.er Henry NJ Flaglei, James L farGo, mann
Wallis sons, Frederick ID. Tappen' Wilhelm hoeS -
Y White ii Co.. James ii. seymour l. b. Ne"''"''
4 co. Moore Il Schley. and others.
The Hanlware Board OF Trade sent the name OF
John H. Graham, No. ll3 ChsmGeis-sI'. as 'heI
representative. ,,
The following manufacturers, importers and dealers
in TOYS sent request for the appointment % H'"""
7 Horstman TO represent them Stirn ~ Lyon Johnson
mailman a Co.. Robert Fouds. the stiobel a Wiken
Company p !. Keagy 4 brother. Ives, BldheSoe ~
In. L. A. o. SchWaZ aud liinrichs * Co. The APP
pcaon is Endorsed by the saiioneIS Board OF lraue'
The Furniture Trade Association recommend the
name of Frederick Mohr 10 represent the furniture
trade Industry on the Permanent Commincc. ms
association is composed OF over 200 representative
furniture manufacturers OF New-I ok CiS ana NeIhitS
and Mr.. MOhr Is lis president. -. 49,
Ex-Mayor Edwin j. Kerr, OF hoooken WrOle eA-
pressing g desire 10 cooperate. 80 a., ,,.
The Ruling Association say that their INDUSTRY m
IN
Of operators They will submit the name OF their
representative in few days 80. ,.,,.,.,.-
Tie Fruit Trade sent in the names OF the following
men 10 represent them: Dom!nieus Ncgman. John L
Giles. G. s. Palmer and | H. Dudley: ,no,noo,.
recommend = BENEDICT erzog 10 be the representative
Of the electrical industries.
A. NJ Dsve, thinks that great part of the funds
senator william H. Robertson. Of Wc,iichester
County. approved the nomination Of F. VI. HeXamer
10 represent the agricultural interest
The WhOesa ale LiquOrdealeIs Association sent IN
A request was received from seventeen firms in the
lumber timber pile; and spar business sskng Tor ,nS
a manufacture OF bug poison and mosquito remedies
asks for prompt recognition.
An old Kew Yorker and reader OF The Tribune
from the day it started writes TO this paper on the
subject OF site for the Worlds Fair as follows;
bridge from Lee Palisades. u Foit Washington.
washington Heights thereby connecting the Palisades
with Washington Heights and the site on both sides Of
the noble Hudson would make the most charming Worids
Pair site Fat could b. found anywhere in the world
Nothing could equal it,
WASHINGTON GETTING Up FAIR FOR 1902.
Philadelphia. Aug General Felix Agnus, Of The
Baltimore American and Alexander ID. Anderson, OF
Washington. representing the Board OF Promotion OF
the Three Americas Exposition. to be he'd In Wash
ngton in 1892, in this city to-day TO confer with
The editors of the various papers and the several com
nercial exchanges In regard 20 that enterprise They
not gratified with the COrdia' Ton -