New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
SOME INGENIOUS IDEAS.
THE FAIR PROJECT GAINING GROUND.
APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE DEGI MINING TO COME
IN-THE COMMITTEE SOON TO BE
APPOINTED

APPOINTED.
The project OF the big Worlds Fair continues TO hold
It's place in the public attention. Mayor Grant spent
much of his time during Office hours yesterday In In
spectng and arranging the lists of recommendations Tor
the appoin tment the committees which he intends
to announce in a few days.
The drug-trade have united upon John Mchesson
!r., TO represent them.
COMMITTEES from the Building Association League
called on the Mayor and presented a letter urging
the recognition Of the cooperative buildng-loan or
saving associations, representing over 100000 per
sons in the United States The committee asked for
the appointment of Charles O'C. Hennessey to rep
resent them
RW RAYMOND secretary Of the American Institute
of Mining Engineers, wrote indorsing Henry r. Iowne
president of the American Society OF Mechs'ecai Eli,
etneers vice-president OF the Engineers 5luo anu
member Of the American Society OF ClVh Ehs"'ooi'
TO represent the engineers.
A rcouest was received from artists and collectors
asking the appointment of Henry O. Maryland, presl
dent of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art upon one Vi
the committees. 49,.
A letter was received from twenty eight Boston
manufacturers and dealers in machinery ana ra'iio'
supplies braes lion other metal goods Tor "auer
steam and gas, asking the appointment VI O"
Moore 10 represent them.
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association presence
the name OF Ferdinand Boegler, senior member OF Oio
firm of f. Boeger & Co.. No 26 south Willains''' d
proper representative Of their Interests
George D. Smith. proprietor OF the DAIRY h''on'a,'
made a imposition for part Of the restaurant PRIV
eres at the Exposition. Mr.. Smith proposes 10
erect a handsome building and to charge reasonaU'e
nrjces If the space Is in a favorable place III 'i'o
main building he offers 10 pay $4,000 for IT,
T. B. Bcccher applied for space, 90 by 80 rect, u,
the main building, for the display and sale Oh ''i'
instruments. He offers 1000 for IT,
The United States Brewers Association presents lno
I chr
states Brewers Association and president Of the Brew
,rs, BOARD of Trade of New-York and It's vicinity
Thomas Cock & Son sent in an application 10 DC
,orelcn ticket agents OF tho Exposition
Jobn Moore applies for space, 80 by 100 1ee'' Ior
the display Of carriages and harness. ho oi'O'' "
take fifty shares OF SO stock.
y T Webb the ticket broker, writes indorsing the
alan Of s G. Doran for the sale of tickets In ADVANCE
=, a discount for money with which to run the EApo-
siuon. $500 -. eouo.,. .od
NJ Louise Thomas, expressions OF sorosis' ana
treasurer of the National Council of Women suggests
- woman,s Department. 10 show womans position
and fitness for every sort of Industry
por,ainc Brown suggests as a size the plot lateIy
.bn NV the city in the Twcnty-third Ward bounced
nv ST Marys Park the north, ST. Ann save Oh 'ie
wes, Long Island Sound on the east, ana south W
the Harlem River" . c
Tho travellers Exchange Publishing company oi'er
n extend TO the committee temporary headquar'erS
T., tho travellers Exchange calling attention 20 the
tocu,ies for transacting business Owing 10 the 'ec
cranhio communication throughout the Unlleu 0apS'
s,so cahle communication with all parts OF inc "oIiu
nostoOlce, railroad and steamship ticket once anu
other c0nvenenceS. 80. .Ao
,rba Association of Volunteer Firemen SUCCESS the
name Of President Michael Crane TO represent theh'
n Wait has this idea about raising the money
~ would suggest the certificate plan OF raising 'he
funds for Columbus Fair of 1902. Issue neat cerun-
Gates suitable for framing. say 11Xl4' Give ono ~
zach nerson contributing 81 or over These with the
,a,,ro 20 che nresIdent and treasurer Of the com
m,tes could be framed and preserved as a memeh'o
=, the croa,ost fair OF the whole world. am poor,
but Will give $40 for one
The Boot and Shoe weekly wrote. Offering 10 90
all 4. could TO help the Fair
Tho Building Material Exchange requested lhe ap-
pointment of James Rogers president OF the EXCHANGE
lieutenant. Governor Jones wrote asking the ap-
pointuen. OF +. NJ. Hexamer TO represent the aerl-
cultural industry. ,
The Editor of 80 The Haberlasher sent IN the ioio"
ING reslt OF postal card ballot for representatives
nf his Industry: Washington Wilson, 81 V. Henry
Rothschfd, "a; Jacob levi, o; John H. Campbell y
Mr. Fisk SO Lucius Littauer, %; Mr. Townsend 70
lanes Taicott, %; Mr. Carpenter, L. John T.
Faure II. a., ,
The manufacturers Of soap. perfimery, candcS anu
foile articles requested that Colonel David D bIo"n
should be chosen 10 represent them
The For,iham Club passed resolutions indorSng the
Fair and asking that Chauncey NJ. Depew Shouio o0
made chairman of tho Committee on site.
number Of gold pen, fountain pen ana pen anu
mcneil case manufacturers asked for the appointment
Of John II. Knapp TO represent them
Tho Electric Club elected Theodore y. vail ana
Henry c. Davis 10 represent the organization on tho
Committee Of the Words ialr; inns Hah t III ~
names sent b. the electric industry or parts OF !"