New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
MORE SUGGESTIONS.
MANY NAMES FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
THE MAYOR COMES BACK AND PLUNGEs INTO
WORK WITH DESIRE TO SET THE

THE MAYOR COMES BACK AND PLUNGEs INTO
WORK WITH DESIRE TO SET THE
BALL A.RoLLING.
Mayor Grants vacation at Saranac Lake was of
,nly twelve days duration, but it was wonderfully
beneficial. and the handsome Mayor returned to the
City Hal yesterday the picture Of health and In
sxuberant spirits. lie was speedily surrounded by
rood-sized group of friends and wewshers who con
graduated aim upon the obvious results OF his brci
stay The AdlrOndacks, well the rapid progress
made IN the preliminary arrangements for the "orus
Pair OF 1892 and the Astounding tokens OF Its sure
success. The Mayors sunburned face was wTca'heu
in smiles as he replied these cordial greetings ana
The hands which he stretched his callers bore
evidence Of much practice with the oars during his
absence He said that he never felt better IN his
life and the zest with which he pitched into WORK
proved that his words true.
The international Exposition demanded his atten-
tion first and he requested Secretary Speer to prepare
a list Of the Industries which have agreed upon ono
man as their representative. In every such case 'io
porson so chosen shall DO appointed. Where more
than one name has been sent tho Mayor hopes tha'
the industries will yet agree upon a single repro
sentative If they fail TO do so he will propapT ap
point the first the list Where thefe IS oon-
fenton and division Of opinion, tho Mayor may US
regard all the recommendation and make choice Oh
his own. The committees will be appointed IN d lcW
the industries and certified 20 the secretary
Frastus Wiman sent letter 10 the Mayor YESTERDAY
irving his views Of tho plans 10 be adopted anu ms
personal observations of the Paris EXposnlon'
The Board Of Directors Of the retail butchers recon-
mend Robert b. Mooney for appointment Oh 'l'
Worlds Fair Committee.
General Lew Wallace wrote saying that DC w.
be glad 10 do al that he could to help on the hNpo
sltlon. ,-,,,
F. =. Thurber wrote about the plan for issuing
admission tickets I'm advance and bonds. saying VA.
tho proposition Of $. G. Doran embodied an eeIo''
Of popularity and widespread interest 'na' wa
worthy Of careful consideration.
@. t. Southland is carrying on his plan lor oio'"
izing building loan association
Tho Consolidated Exchange sent The names or
George +. Gibson, Robert \. CheseoIouE1' JOIN
Stanton. Clinton j. Fisk and william Nelson Oion'
well as the committee which will represent men,
The Association Of importers of China Glass anu
Tarthenware unanimously recommend lsdor strauss
az tho firm OF l.. Strauss Sons. president Oh inc
association, as a member Of a committee.
The stationeIs' EOard Of Trade sent communlca-
ton asking for seventeen representatives on 'no
Committee Of One Hundred.
Alexander Doyle suggests modified lottery scnemo'
Briefly. and without any claim 10 minute accuracy
81 IS this: Bonds issued for the necessary amount
tcdecmablo within seventy years, to provide loi
which sufficient proportion Of the fund IS set asiue
absolutely 10 secure with its earning, the pinclpaL
The bonds bear 10 interest, but tdCh SUD'~'-"N4 ~
receives tho fun value Of his subscriptions III
admission tickets which arc negotiable shouIu
the Exposition be financially successful, the bonds are
redeomed at once with eamings-but in any case inc
principal IS thus assured. lie predicts mat
Sl5OO0OOO subscription this basis, even Without
the lottery feature, would DO covered Wl'hlh '"o
weeks after its announcement.
The following firms wrote requesting the appoint
Incnt OF CHARLES L. Bicclow, president OF Inc bay
State shoe d Leather Company, to represent 'Aem
Fast New-York shoe Manufacturing Company Lay
STATE Shoe d. Leather Company, the HUDSON hNer
Boot d shoe Manufacturing Company, >. Lalcs
& Co. Aaron (iahh ~ CO.. MOO u ~ III I7i,fd A tfc
y THOMPSON Bros Janes tA"HoeIS i"Isti,s Soe
NguP' -, 90 ti,cr IA lliams Uovt Is Co.. John T..
t "ise, {org, shoe Manufacturing Company,
Powell Bro. d Co.. Iianan a son, hdwin T. bufI
Tue Worhingmen's cooperative Association of tho
United Insurance League presents the name OF iicu
TIvd A. KGishccit OF he Kursheedt Manufacturing
Company, the unanimous chOce OF Ihe ~
fmhroaery, Irimmins bral5s ana butoH irIits
at the meeting held yesterday at The Aeiroloil,ad
from each OF the anoVe haine' ML"s,ffNSS' C''
pointed by The chairman, cons sung oil 4 u.
nings J.. Wiley iSyioi' ill., H. W. 9'0N'' L. VI"
H. ii. D. Kluker, OF Inc Domestic Telephone Com
BouevsId in C.e hundred and-lhrlyeighth-St.' run
!iug down TO t4e sougd He wants i to r be made
"orH e Amman society Of Mechanical Engineers
md tte American society Of CivI Engineers
cent In The uamc II H6hr r. Town, president Of
the Mechanical Engineers. TO repIesen She eng neeis
President Francis D. CrocAel Oh NE New- orr L'G
tncal society, recommends the ELECTION OF r. D.;
Herzog. There Z, a c0ahict between t.c society ana
The Board OF Electrical control The Board Of Elec-
tricol Control want Commissioner Jacob Hess aI-
pointed. whle III, society want Mr. H"rzog.
William Ferris, Secretary Of he meeting Of the
hoof ami shoe trade al the Aston House. which Sc
lected bryan G.. McSwyny. wrote letter yesterday
asserting the gcnu.nen'ss and poprieiy OF mat Sc
lection.
The cloak and suit trade sc.ected Meyer Jonasson
az Meyer Jonassln Co.. 10 represent mem; 1,
Of Trade aud ep0rfatiOn met Yesterday. a conf
niftee of three whom tie resolutions had been re-
ferrcd made its report The resolutions pledge the
united efforts of fhc 800 members OF the board 10
make the Exposition success. They also declaN
tbst the Board should be fairly represented on tie
committees.