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Tsssod By the State Legislature.
The Committee on Legislation Of the
Worlds Fair in New York in 1892 held meet
ing yesterday In the office OF Dr. Chauncey M.
Depew, President OF the committee, In the
Grand Central station. The consideration Of
the bill which is to be introduced In the Legis-
lature, and which has been discussed by the
Mayor and his heads OF departments for SOW
eral days past was resumed. 1t was an
nouncod by Dr. Depew at the close OF tho ses-
sion. which was behind closed DOORS that the
bill for bonding New York in 10000. 900 had
been finally completed, and that It will be en-
crossed and forwarded to Albany to-day. II
the bill should reach Albany. DR.. Dopew con-
tinued, before the Legislature adjourns for
tho day. II will be presented simultaneously in
tho Senate and the Legislature. Otherwise the
bill will not be presented to either body until
tomorrow.
"All tho rules OF the Assembly which can be
suspended In such chse" Dr. Depew con-
tinued. will be suspended, no doubt, by unan-
imous consent in order that the bill may be put
through with n rush. Under the old practice
in the Assembly the bill should go through the
Legislature in two or three days. 1t is possible.
OF course. that 1t may be delayed little by the
rule requiring the printing of bills. Unless
DR.. Depew continued. "it will be law before
the last OF this week. 1t goes to the Legisla-
ture with the hearty endorsement Of all Of the
members OF the Committee on Legislation"
oes are not to bond bem
selves ZEE tor private corp9rationsw
lawyers who know what constitutional
But it is said that the bill lodges tho Con-
1T lodges nothing" replied Dr., Depow.
DR.. DsHeW 0vT was asked I further ri as to his opin-
ion Of the attempt Of the Chicago representa-
tives In Washington TO get a vote at once In
Chicago would naturally. be in great haste
omen debate" he replied. :" Chicago knows
very we'll that We have tho better OF the debate
SoTf s5e 9s the sT m
5000 900 promised, and that we will probably
haye s1o,o00.oo0 more through our Legislative
bill. Chicago wants to choke off argument, OF
course. The more argument is had In Con-
Rress the greater will the chances Of New York
Do you bslIeyye in the postpOnoment of the
"ft is iair to say this" was Dr. Depew's re-
sponse. Congress has not come within gun
Which New York asks ConsreSs for the - Fair III
i 6oidipS H OF the Exposito1 E Il does ' men. me-
ton the inauguration Of the Fair In that year.
urate the Exposition in New York in is92, and
10 enjoy It In 1S93 Imean that In 1892 We may
have q big time laying the corner stones Of
como Of the great buildings for the Exposition.
The Committee on Site and Buildings must de-
termine the question by calculating the mum:
time II will take to build them."
Mr.. n. Helmer OF 125 Fourth avenue yester
day sent to Mayor Grant a diagram and de-
scription OF an air ship. together with q letter
on the subject OF aerial navigation. In which he
hopes he will be allowed to debate In the af-
flrmative with any pessimist on the subject OF
making a national effort to solve the problem
OF aerial navigation at the Worlds Fair.
Mayor Gram, that the, recent action Of the
Legislature Of Iowa in favoring the great Fair
in Chicago 10 merely q selfish act, and" he
adds men do not realize the Importance of
its result when tho Fair Is held In New York
city, for Il is the only place for such an under
Fair is held In New York 1T IS for the purpose OF
promoting commercial relations with foreign
nations to secure an untrted field for our man.
ufactured products, which Chicago can never
visitors would come to Chicago that would
otherwise come to New York.
The Iowa Legislators are' simply looking
for cheap railroad trip in order to sec o
be OF no Importance TO the nation. Thousands
of the citizens Of Iowa are working for New
York and hope the Worlds Fair may be located
there, which will secure some good results and
give In the future plenty Of labor to our me-
and be in operation to supply the foreign
markets with our manufactured goods. New
York is the only place."
The subseriptions to the guarantee fund for
amounted to $685. This brings tho total sub
scriptions to date up to $5324.592. Yesterdays