The sun., 1889-12-08
ADDING TO THE GUARANTEE.
LESS THlN $4,000 sUBsoRLBED ron
THE WORLDS FAIR HEsTERDlE

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Copies or the Act Of Incorporation snd 9
voIurne or Previous Exposition Legisla.
tIon Seat 20 New York's Congressnen-
The sum added to the Worlds Fair fund
yesterday was s3.575. The total is now t5,167.'
44A This is the record to date:
Sestsrdsy's suescrPto1, rs, a. ,:....''....'.. mac
Rsms6d.Hr H Si' Of S@oans psdSsd BY SrSwsii.. SsSs
Total to odats".............."..... 7,+at
This is THE SUNS list:
Henry O. Link. If7 West Ninety. fourth street,. y
S.d sGRs 10 ds Sy TS suS ana
ESTNpsS svs dollar subscriptions 70 date liS72
.sossli
Other subscriptions received yesterday were:
| Through the Mayors once; -
an in esn''ooru 100
q s. KSper Broi6:TI 100
Z: $ Iolsrman Co..............................
Si,alo
Got.rsll sons. SioSoo
NJ r. 0
Total."..................... eloSo
| BY AshbeI r. Fitch:
BY the Lincoln National Bank:
smyth sehroeder.
fhsoe A. PaFahAl %
Total $500
BY Hill Brothsrs.
s. A. Cohn ......n,... SO
The Fire Dopartmsnt's subscriptions TO the
mIssionsrs subscribed $500 each tho head
1866. A ''40' .AN .o
Copies OF the bill for holding Worlds Fair
in New York In 1892, as reported by the Com
mittee on LEGISLATION and revised by the, Ex-
ecutive Committee. have been sent to all tho
Congreesmen from New York; In the list of
copies OF the bill one onange was made. That
was the snsstituii2n OF the name OF John
from the Committee on Site and Bulldogs
Tho incorporators arc the members OF the
four committees on Finance, Legislation Per-
manent UrRani2ation. and Site aud BuidinEe.
With the bill which takes up Six pages. was
sent pamphlet OF eighty five paEes, which in;
the Legisatureg OF Pennsylvania and New
York ar and d the ordinances OF the oity 0f y Phiia-
ton oil 1875 ut Pniadeiphia, the acts Of Con
the International Exposition which i was pro.
acts @ Of the legislature Of New York IL rsissiSH
to the Crystal Palace Exhibition OF 1854. The
care. Corpcration Counsel CIarE. Mr. Root.
Mr.. Depew, Mr. Whitney. Mr.: Bowers. and the
comments. and nothing but the texts OF the
bills, resolutions, and ordinances.
Mr. Henry X. Towne writes to the Mayor that
his suggestion that tho fair be postponed has
been misstated He restates II, and renews his
arguments in favor of 1t. This is the suGges-
tion:
That We would nsedlessly anticipate the anniversary
OF the great discovery by Columbus by celebration
comm encinR In May, 1884 than iye months be.
fore the proper date and that IL will be better and
more fitting TO commemorate that event upon its
cise anniversary Oct IA 1881 by the unverinE ded
cation then of the permanent memorial to the great
discovorer prosum ably either statue memorial
hsll this act to be accompanied by grand and lign
ned national celebration. observed throughout tho
length and breadth of the country. during
Which Oisi., - .nno9nce emSnt would be maacSf an *
10 be opened May 1893 the two ceiebrations being
hu1 linked together, and the sentiment which under
lies both being fully conserved and identified with each
by 90 aoing we snail neither Violate nor ignore his.
year for the work of preparation ana Will have happily
the period OF the Exhibition from OF
the Residential campaign Of 1897.