New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

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pupsrquet. Huot MOnsuse Co........---,>,,-.- SSS
g"lRnap Johnson ( powell .........-.....-.. Zoo
John IT, Walker. -
subscriptions for amounts less than $500 were as
follows: .,r-,.,
For es0o-Gcorge Blair. Alesandro Ehpm+
For so91-Through THE sun .,r .
rnr sp5o-F b Dale W. T. Shedd, Iuthhl u
Tranor Robert LockhaFt. j. a. Baten, z. a. IV ,,,,
Yohn Ie Boutnlier James Chambers samuei . U"e',
Theodore p Huffman Co., j. B. Morfe' * ~ ~
: ,ys' p,ooElvn-A IT. Smith Dr.. Jaegers Sanatory
xyoo,,en system Co.. John II. Crum c. IL C. BeaSes
Through The Trioune)' .. 60, >,o,aon
For s2i5-Empoyes OF the Gorham Mtg TO- H"lUe''
Lone store - o, co,or g.
yv.,sh g 7 Mcclure D. Waring, 5. Waterbury Son.
G. H. Gerard Tobacco" The T. H. Delano Puohshmg
Company Peter A. Lalor J. II. Barker Co.. John Mooe'
For slOO-wism Brennan, Joseph carry NeOuoo
Brothers Nicholas Engel various subscribers through
roh, Fox various subscribers through Controller
Theodore W. Myers 7. B. Bassett, ). w. Sanlou'
FMS uansing. u. J. Hathaway, W. T. "alsh' A. D.
YabrIsld George Colby g. II. fen.S0h, 100
xnckerbocker NJ D. Williams. L. S. waring Charles
8 shipey j. w. Anderson ). II. Murhn. J. IL. NC
Donald D. F. Cooper. \. l. Netter Empire fsh's ooh'
many New.York Stencil Works, DR.. Edward Is. Foote'
Henry w. Neubeck ode Gcbereux George Lenders,
Antonio Lsyisda, Francis Seppert, Thomas A. Wllmu'
a Son DR.. George A. Hayunga, DR.. F. w. o'brieh,
c. c. Goss. John Klinker oberhsuser d Co., Emil
We'll Co. Ehrhard Hagen
Brapaies. j. f. Middle. a. j. Langfed. John Thesis
7 r. Throckmorton NJ. II. Decker. c. H. cutting
j. D. Harrison, w +. Carroll Henry b DaIe' Cnsncs
Hall jones Ross, James Doonan, Isaac Csioneo'
D. H. Wilson Il. T. Moss l. Lowenstein william L'
Nichols William G. lie Boutllier DR.. George s. Norton
DR. Sidney +. Wilcox. Frank zimmerman, Hrschoers
A Co.. Eugene O'Relly Leo Keuhn.
For s34-Jsmes NJ. Smith,
For S33-C. Weir Smith. J. Weir Smith
For s25-J C. Broadhead. H. n. Jones, George Bulls
l. c. Barnum F. +. Randolph, Benjamin Love James
Weir Albert NJ. Walsh Alex Wilson, >. D ohS1'
burn, SCHUYLER Louis. A. j. Marvin, H. j. Ennis j. A.
Monaghan. H.. Alfred ]. Pembroke. William r. 'fo"e'
r. T. Fouer j. X. Stewart, J. A. Croker. T. Hammond
Arthur Finley j. McElroy f. w Koch, DR.. Ira H. Read
Philip E. Donln. Richard V. Freeman. A. Toner. George
A. schssey IT, S. De G. Johnston John Ir1schks'
August Bale William Bishop.
For sl5-M. L. Brdcmsn, Edward McGmrc Thomas
Hammond william Dayton, Charles Pirndcke, John
Friedrich. W. T. Schastey
For slO-Clarence NJ. Barton, A. P. Stanton, T. f.
walsh, T. II. Arnold. Edward X Whtmore' Johh
McGowen, George Weller, Albert LIE, Hugh Lynch
John Murphy Edward Farrell. William Comerion, John
Mulcahy Marshall McCCck, Robert d. Collins, j. Newton
schenck. William j. Keenan,, George :. KARAT
w Mct;raw Robert Montgomery, William j.. Fitzpatrick
Edward Z. HRckett John p. Merry, Joseph Karet T. T.
Cutler Ii. Rowland, A. Saaty Robert J. Freeman
For s5-H L. Hopcroft, Joe Grove Thomas b. Doyle
II s. Weld d. McGreeory William Tcmpleman, Waller
Rar,on Newton C. DIesser Wilton g. Finley, James
Reddy NJ. j. Lackey. JOAN McGloln, D. H. Lewis,
Thomas ] Farouhar, william Mulvey, Il. j. Kinnan,
r. w. wilmer, r. Bienz, A. Demarest r. LuN'
n Ristenpedt c. Witzmann. Wiliom Farky w Rehbock,
II. c. Foster, Herman Helm.
For SIR. c. Schultz.
For s2-Mrs. c. 7. DOLE.
For sl-Charles Murphy, w. Mile.
Total for the day, ssl,35l. Previously subscribed
N,6sO,9o2.
Aggregate TO date s4.762,273.
John Clafin sent 10 the Finance Committee yester-
day subscriptions amounting TO 5000 from the en-
nlov of &
amounts ranging from $3.50 down to 81. The names
OF these subscribers included in the above list
Mr. Claim wrote: q" If every man in this city would be
liberal propornonaely these subscribers the fund
would easily exceed S1oOO0.Ooo.
John II. Starin. concerning tbs status of his pledge
OF $500 900 behalf of the domestic steam naviga-
ton interest, the following open lcttr to
Mayor Grant:
Shortly before my departure for Europe, financial
plan for woJds Fair OF 1892 having been agreed
upon, and it being understood that something Ike
s25 100000 10 be raised wrote you that provided
the other fory-cgt great business interests represented
upon the General Committee would do as well could
guarantee for the steamboat interests which were
good enough TO select represent. subscription Of
100000. Since thon the Financial Committee Ia:
formulated plan which eOntempl3tes fund OF
5000 600. Under these changed conditions 1t would o
be altogether unreasonable to expect the steam
boat interests bear onc-tenth OF the entire burden
Nevertheless they doubtless ready take their full
share Of financial responsibility Personally, since
visit Pass than ever impressed with the
great benefits which should result TO the American
metropolis by the holding Of Worlds Fair here In
this view ! hasten make my personal subscription o
$4,000 and have this morning caused subscription
book DC circulated among the various steamship and
steamboat lines OF the city, with every confidence that
tho result will be- everything that can be desired by
those who have the interests Of great under
taking heart.
Rudolph Aronson informed The Mayor yesterday
MAT the spec al Ermine7 matinee at the Casino had
realized 300 for the guarantee fund.
There meeting of the Committee on Site and
Buildings az the headquarters yesterday. Chairman
Cooper read letter from the trustees of tho Leake and
Watts Orphan House (he Cathedral site saying thai
after the spring of 1891 their control Of the property
would pass to the Cathedral trustees, who hal sgn
fed their willingness do ali in their power 10 aid
the Exposition
secretary Foord said that much embarrassment had
teen caused by the publication OF unauthorized state
ments by the secretary of the Committee Legsla-
tloD. which had greatly hampered the committee 10
their work. He thought that some action should he
taken to couneract the effect of these statements and
with that view he would offer the following resolution
Resolved. That the chairman he requested 10 state to
the Executive Committee Of the General Committee thai
the work OF this committee In procuring the consents Of
piopery-owncrs Bioomingdale Plateau is very cond.
eably embarrassed by the represent the secretary
OF tho Committee Legislation in regard 70 the erection
Of permanent buildings on that ste.
the Executive Committee was in session in another
rom the Size Committee adjourned as TO give
Chairman Cooper opportunity to carry its
directions.
The adoption Of this resolution necessarily make,
ulc the existence OF Discussions OF considerable mag
uiiude among some OF the committeeman. Inc secie
tuy If the Committee on Legislation IS W. +. ID
s,ohes Mr. stokes had offended John fooid u'
.ecretary OF the Committee Site and Buildings, bl
Incorporating In memorial 20 be presented l? '1 o.,
,sr,ss ~ The Committee legislation a map OF Wy
slfe which he chr. stokes had had pfcpau, ihsler
of acceptlng the being made by MI f0Jiu, unue
Instructions the Committee on SItc ana I,hin,nt
The reference the erection OF permanent Duulne
ON the Site I'm Mr.. FoOrds resolution Is D1scd ugV
siaejnents in a letter written by Mr. STOKES 10 'h'
Governor OF Rhode Island. containing arguments 10 "
read before the Board OF Trade at providence Amoht
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