New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22

Cracker Brother''''''''-'''' ........ 1000
Nm4e S9ydam 19SSoo
M GnnH f Bqsbin 800
Adolph Strauss & 2o0
Thomas J: Dunn. ..... 800
THOMPSON & Co............................ 5 s9S
Jacob Adler 4 Co..'-.-.'.''''-'' -. '... 500
ff3nIentRal Brotbc:s 100
Emil Calman Co-....'''''''''''''''' 500
Watson Stllman Zoo
g. Bckchoupt 50o
y. Cover -. ~ -''''''' - '.. 200
Mackino.h. G!eer & Co. .......... 500
those who subscribed for less than $500 were as
follows:
For saoO-Mayer Go.
For so5o-slmon Stems ( Co.. p. F. MCGOWAN & Co.
NJ Erlandson, +. L. sawah' NJ. Nieman o''"''"
Cooley - ,oo,
,raom.r Goldsmith & Co.. D. A. sabIejn Co., E.
Fitch Z. J. Boggs & Co.. Bernhard schlesseein'
Foa s15O-I Hlrshfeld l. Rohschild
For slOo-H. Finkcstein, Hlrseh q Co.,
Altman Brother NJ. Foz. Hart, Lewis
= 60 Albert Wagner, Charles Mayers Julius Un'
bach Never Brothers, Henry W Mayer, j. ~ "ehoFoeN'
H. F. Ansorpe. :. WeisNblatt j. stephens son r.S.A
u MoGat & Co.. Orlando NJ. liaIper' W. l. Her9c'o'u
9 "a Henry Vanarsdalc Sllsby Manufacturing company
- sonoc, rails n Y: A. q. Peck & Co.. Cohoes' N Y
George f. Clayton J.. Frederick Lenhafd James Mack
/, Jacobson ( son, IT. jacob Kiudlmarn Henry Li7en
& Co., Avery Corley. NJ X Day inc rev Ni'''''" I"
TAYLOR F. S Treacey. Mcnhart Lowe.
For s5O-J f. Adams. IT,. Charles \. Clark Dav1
1,r,," werner. Brothers Frederick Kassng, Daniels
& Co., DR.. D. j. Clark r
For siO-The ArmstSn. Manufacturing Company
For so5-Ienry w. ftry, John fopauopoio
For s2O-Andrcw J. htth
For s1o.-John Blair y. D. Hashagen' Dr. W. n.
Jennings
For s5-Pet,r A. Rooa ~. J. Fitzpatrick.
Miscellaneous s27s.
Total for the day. s24%26s.
Previously subscribed si.056oi7.
Aggregate date - ,300,2io
The Lager Beer Brewers BOARD Of Trade made
martial return to the Finance Committee yesterday OF
the subscriptions pledged at the recent meeting OF the
Board Yesterdays returns aggregated S30776I, which
was contributed as follows:
Jacob Ahle's Brewing Co.. e. 600 Beadleston Woeri.
II 500: Burr Brewing Co.. $1,000; H. Causen son
Brewing Co.. $1,000; Joseph Dodgers sons sf'-Jo'
Peter Doeger 500 400; Philip William Eblng Brewing
Ca s3lOO; John Eichcr Brewing Co., s7.IO0 George
Ebrct s3s Goo A. Finck q Son, $1,000; NJ irons
sons $4,000; Budweiser Brewing Co., slO1O0i ).
( NJ Ianen. $1,000; Jacob Holman Brewing
Co. $4,000; Beruhemer Schmidt s22 800 :;
George Winter Brewing Co., $1,000; j. Chr l.. Aupel
Brewing Co.. sijOU; John kless Brewing Co.. s0'oOO'
Joseph Kuntl, 100 David Mayer, $1,000 Frederick
OppeImann, IT.. $500 Geo Rnger 4 Co.. 5000 jacob
Euppert s27 r. NJ Schncfcr Brewing Co. Gl2,3OO
Schmitt SchwanenfucPe "A 200; Conrad Stein, &c 500
D. g. Yucnglng jr, Brewing Co.. I'll 600; Henry Afief
s3sOO Bachmann Brewing Co.. $1,000 Monroe IcHstelh
=; 600 Eub.ap & Hermann Brewing Co., S12OO' AODou
Brewing CO.. $1,000 Burger & Hover Brewing Cos
sg3OO: Dancnbefg & Coles $1,000 Jos. Falert Brewing
CO.. - 200 Peter Bucket. t2S00 otto Huber Brewery
$1,000; $ Licbmann's Sons Brewing Co.. 7l-'4Oo'
Cllus IpAus Blew cry Co., $500 Charles flco' s1OO
Mctropolan Brewing Co., - 1901 Ferd Mucnch, $4,000
Obcrmcyer & Ilcbmann 90 300; Ernest Ochs, $4,000
H. b. Scharmann 50 600 n. Seius son, $1,000 william
Timer, $500; Well & berwick $4,000; Williamsburg
Brewing Co., $4,000; William Peter sG,S00i Daniel
Bermcs 81, LOO; Henry Elias Brewing Co.. sIGdIi
Wcdlingcr Schmidt Co., $1,000.
The brewers pledged subscriptions Of s446000. and
The Tribune has credited them with that amount In
computing the aggregate OF the subscriptions to the
fund 10 date Yesterdays returns from the brewers
leaves balance pledged OF s,233
An address to the people Of the United aeS has
been issued by the Committee on Legislation. The
address declare, that Ncw-York regards the Exposition
in il, serious aspects and does not follow Chicago In
planning great business advertisement and a grcai
speculation by the aid Of the United States Gov
eminent. for boom in property and in business. in
which poor men are to have plenty Of work with high
pay. and every boarding house keeper is TO reap a
huge harvest and become millionaire. We look
upon the Fair the address goes on. as an interna
tiona one, embracing the whole world. 1t will either
be credit TO the whole county. or II It fails dis
grace, not only to the county but especially 10 the
city where II Is undertaken In this respect the whole
country IS far ahead of the Chicago idea of an
0vcrgIown agricultural fair
The address declares that no pledges have been
asked from CongIes>men in favor Of New-York The
Will be put fairly before Congress and Ncw-York
will abide by the decision.
Besides the merchant allors, the custom cutters
have formed committee to solicit subscriptions for
The Fair, and a meeting of the trade will be held at
NO. so Broadway tonight.
l.. j. II0rsman wrote tO Mayor Grant Yesterday as
follows consider that at that point
when gigantic effort must be made to arouse en-.
thusiasm all chance of securing the prize Will he
lost. / called upon yesterday by Cincinnati
merchant who favors New-York. lie has visited ST.
Louis Chicago and other points west within the last
weeks, and says Ncw-Iork Is the laughing stock
of the Western States in consequence Of its failure thus
far to raise the 10 100000 guarantee fund.-
some newspapers, which trying TO dragonn
people into making large subscriptions - the WurIds
Fair against their will, have published extremely
inaccurate and misleading lists Of wealthy New.
Yorker, who, theSi papers asserted. have not Ne
put down their names. These papers have indulGel
IN the most grOtcsque misrc pfc atoms OF Inc
Of the,e lists put the fo tune OF Ome wilson son
az H. T. wilson. the banker and capitalist al aI5.
OOO 900. while It. credits Ormc Wilson's father with
only 600 GOO. Il Will be startling news 10 every ouc
Al all familiar with properly In TINS city - learn
TINT Ormc ,on IS richer than his faincr Another
suucrlaivcN funny error Is that OF estimating Z ie
f,rtIuc of Amos r. Emo at Only al OUO,UOO As
Nr Emo Is the sole owner OF III" Fifth Svenue
IIo,l ana of great deal Of other real estate of tho
very highest value and his wealth is wen known
riches has sci the Tax Department IN a broad grin
1he same list from which these gems are taken In.
chdcs the name of Charles smith, president of the
Chamber of Commerce. 40 among those VINO have not
subscribed. TIL, i. wholly wrong Mr.. smith was
OF the earliest suDscfiDcfs'