New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
ACCEPTING THE HONOR.
,1ETTERs TO THE MAYOR FROM COMMIT.
TEEAIEN
ANOTHER PLAN TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE

ANOTHER PLAN TO RAISE MONTY tOfS 1hh'
WORLDS FAIR-THE WORK GOES on.
More letters were received at the Mayors ONCE
Yesterday asking for representation on the World 5
Fair Committees Tho Ma~0r has appointed inc
committees and further committees are proVidod
Tor at present. The Committee Permanent Organl-
,ation has the power add to the General Committee
IN obarce Of the work The lumber trade men 5
furnishing goods trade boot and shoe trade and the
agricultural trade are tho chief that have not
arreed. Acccptances arc coming In fast from inc
men who wore appointed on the committees anu
who were invited to attend the meetings next "eoA'
Richard NJ Hunt. tho architect Frederick A. hur-
sheedt. Jesse scngman and Walter stanton were 'No
first TO accept = -
C. c. Iickok sent this concise summary u 3"
financial plan to The Mayor: ,,,-
infer the financial problem Of the proposed WorlaS
rar 1892 IS stn an open question and herewith meOs0
The following suggestions:
1st IL includes permanent exhibition
Oh The land or sto which the buildings are " -
,rectod 20 belong the city.
company with an authorized capitalization o. s-Ooooo
divided into shares Of the denominations oil CIV ~' ~
800 each. free Of all taxation ....,,-r
9TH All stock thus issued TO be put into the uNN'1'
n, the company and issued only as money is required
Bib CITY to Give site for building purposes I'' VI
nj charge 70 said company. and 10 guarantee IL per CIV
dividend or interest per annum on stock i--uei III.
The nr0cccis o. the fair aitef u'lN'''''"o
the City Controller IL per cont guaranteed 'o Oo P
into q sinking fund Tor the redemption Of stock
7th kfcr stock has thus been redeemed inc DuiI''-
70 DO decided over 70 tho city. company Discover 1
charter anpullcd. .-..,o,s MO-.
sth Provided. however. that should the pfoce''
,oual the amount Of stock issued, the buildings " ~
seses as aforc-aI and the city assume the f7Hp-o
NJ all outstanding stock from sinking FUND 10 Or
BIZ a permanent exhibition. other fairs ana uses u ~
ings. 800 .,s o,ove
OH. Further provided that al profits over ana 49,
IN nor cent on stock actually issued shall be han''i O
N the city in payment Of so or 70 be put mo 9I
fund for The maintenance Of a permanent eNhlMuon'
10Th 10 dividends % De paid until STOCK Is C"''' '
then to be aided 20 the face Of the certificate.
The wool traac sent TO the Mayor Their Icsoi'''oiS
=, favor Of tie Exposition, promising TO MAKE la-o
dizlav of raw wool from all the states and IeIi4'oi
of the Union They have requested the appoin'IiC"'
~ George Fonctt to represent them 1ncS "'5o
,clocted COMMITTEES OF three. A. W. Patterson n i1
l. Butler and James McNaughton 70 act WIN -'i'
Follett. o,,.oa
John Bocart state engineer and surveyor alpoc'',
w the Mayor 10 represent civil engineers on 'no O
,..co q, SITE and buildings accepts the appointment
J. f. J. TrcGch president Of the Nat0hal "a .pa+ no
rco-le of boat Nuics, writes complaining ~ w.
- tmucs have been ignored In tie mayor 'PP''"'
"' titan r. Rule real estate broker of lhlrl-aVe
md -and-ffty-sNth ST. pfscn',' "a, ~
crotio ana Sroford's Point. The haHll% ,.i - -
ftYtioners aelei for the appointment ol r f,r
pern 10 represent them. The ntal ei0ccrS an -,
lie appointment OF /. >. Callahan 10 IcIio''"' '