New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
A DISCOURAGING DROP.
Is THE FUND TOO BIG TO MOVE FAST,
siooo.oOo MARK-oSLY $4,000 SUBSCRIBED

IT SEEMS TO BE ANCHORED AROUND Tn
si.ooooOo MARK-oSLY $4,000 SUBSCRIBED
YESTERDAY
There was another discoursgng falling on yestsrt,,
IN mo subscriptions to the Worlds Fair sj,0OO0s
Guarantee Fund. The total for the day was ou,,
oo3DV'' the smallest receipts for any day since "A.
DOORS were opened. The subscriptions were az "a
lows:
tor s5,ooo-John Dwight & Co., Church Co.. Dav.
Collamore & Co.
For az. 5O0-Andrew Dousherty
For s25o-Ruland Whiting, Oakley 4 Reatin, /,
jacob, United Confectioners Association, c. NJ ",
Bauer George sIeburg, c. b. Hewitt & Bro Olive, q
Barton, Henry Koc" e. q. Estes & Son JOIN J. "
Cook, Edlngcr Bros. & jacob. wsyde & Co. Baldw,,
Gleason Co.. L. Boyefs Sons.
For sJOO-LOrlng Reich (the Cambridge John p. KIN.
Rogers Pyatt, George Frost Co., Boston Llbhev !,
Rykcr. H. G. Williams & Co., Clark Hollcy 4 Ke,,h,,
Henry Hede. j. 6. Powers & Co., Sharp TayIo, !.
Perkins Henry Eggcrs & Co.. Frederick Reset e q,
G. r. Gennerick, Oenneriek Won Bremen, JoAJ
Schremer, IT,, ii. II. De Mlt & Co.. 6 Rawltssr ~
Henry Banbridge Co., the Manhattan SUIT and CO.
Company (seconi subscription wesersionck Ioreo, !.
Co., Pings Primer. MeTwin. Hurlbert & Co. nm !.
Eangstrath.
For s1Ooo-Haarem &sMelnken, s. r. IT, G. Ma,
gr. Beck & Co., Warren. LANCE Co.. Hclmer 4 st,..s
the Van Deryeer Holmes Biscuit Co. through I p
Van Dcryeer, PRESIDENT the Wakefield Rattan Co. Ro.e.
through C. H. Lang. IT, treasurer j. Llchtens,en Son.
For S200-IIenry Nordnger. Leon Hirsh sos.
Jaburg Brothers. John II. Klenke. Ross wronke, 7.
A. Sussdorf s. Co., c. F. TayntOr & Co., Marshall Il.
ferts & Co.. John Kehoe George A. Morrison.
For s1c0-W. Granllman & Sons, g. AhFens Sons I
D. Start & Co., Kerner & schwabeiand. Boyle 4 seo,,
Wagner Kellam & Co.. william J. Still & Co, orcsn
Katzcnmayer Charles Kruse, V. MOesein Mar An.
second subscription Albert Iden Henry Busch. Eh,
wahrenburg, John KnoblOch, N. f. seeiorf AugqsS
r.
Gillespie Middle Granville. n. Y; J. w stearns 8
Il. BERGEN James " Watkins & Son, Edward Pri,ebsra
c. b. Demarest & Co., Charles Lehmann Samuel A.
SUDAN Abraham Alderman. +. f. McAllister Ganuu
d. Parsons w. J. Stevens George Doyle, Charles Coed
mans Son. Williams & Potter william E. Gavin, Patrick
Larkin, Henry PeItach. Phi Corell. Myles Teney.
Joseph Boiler John T. Maggie. James Anderson, High
bridge; ]. S. Anderson HighbEidge; William A. HUI.
bert Rowland Co
For sums less than e100-George II. Miller. clio; s. r.
Rosentha s25; DR.. Joshua J. Roth. $40 Barnuu Co.
$40; Miss Ray Rosenhemer. SO; Richard D. schen $50;
Dr. Alfred X. Hills, s50 +. ii. senhenne s2j Pad
westpha s25; Charles McEyoy, $50; Little Freddy
Fields. So
For s35o-Mrs. Theodore Fell
For s75O-Chares Bernstein & Co. (Rufins Assoels
tom.
For ssoo-John Trageser Copper Works through J. H.
Trageser secretary. Through The SUM-" SIS through
1.-THE Herald" sos miscellaneous $50.
Total for the day s53 997.
There was previously subscr bed s4,002 $50, giving
an aggregate 10 date OF - ,o56,947
Some Of the larger amounts obtained yesterday
collected as follows Mayors Office, sl2,3,7; whole
sale Grocers' Association. $ls725, Richard Katzen-
mayer 81 500; Henry GOldberger, 81 ,a2j sauoners'
Board OF Trade, ~ $50; GOrhsm Manufacturing Com
pany, Edward HOlbrOOk. treasurer, $500 J. q ".
sellgman d Co.. ~ 900: Lou Wndmuner, Sl20O.
Nearly all of tie subscriptions reaching the Mayor.
Office now are for snail amounts. Only f,W uousahi
substitution blanks were sent out bat the answers
are coming I'm n great numbers. The amounts conf
ing in on thess blanks from representatives on al
Businesses trades and professions and from all classes
OF people. Since the blanks were 5 MT out aoou'
300 900 has been returned Oh them.
James @. Johnson Co., tn large importers anu
milers, sent the following letter 10 Mayor 1rans
Yesterday 1--WE beg leave to say that, inasmlcn as
corporations Ike the Manhattan E'ysied RAILWAY
Company ard otheg transportation companies, as wen
as Individuals Hli, our prominent hotel men ana
restaurateurs, who, above all others OF the com
munity, would derive the largest and most dlrc.
benefit by tn, Fair. show such selfish lrdlherence 70
the of the project. we do not feel wa1ahs,
II sacrificing any part Of our means for their SPECIAL
benefit