New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
" r. DE YOUNG on THE FhIR.
CONFIDENT THAT TT WILL BE DhhAl
SUCCESS
PLANS OF THE BUILDINGS ACCEPTEp-Thh KY
PUBLICAN VICTORY IN CALIfoHNIN'

PLANS OF THE BUILDINGS ACCEPTED-THE XIV
PUBLICAN VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA.
" II De Young Of The san Francisco enron
ic,o and vice pres dent of the National "orio far
Commits SION is in the city for a few da'N. * iI'""'
reporer saw him at the FIN Avenue lio.e' 800
day and asked him about rhe P'"P'0
made toward the Fair
ANNA wnrd,s Fair National Commission" he said'
.h.e accented the size for the Fair and ihe pans {"
trc proposed buildings. and we nave pass"
resolutions which will now authorize ''o
President to issue pocam''on al"
inform other countries that WORLDS FAIR vi"
held | have no doubt A. 10 the success ID ''
er4ornrise There is always great deal OF ir!'uo"
At thc starting out Of an enormous uadoraAihG' ""
7 think that a wear from now. when people p'II'
understand the kind If exhibition that there VIII ~
and see tlc features Of the buildings when arr ~
erected they will understand that the t'" !, -
a Gigantic success All the delay ana u'''''
rardjnc the selection Of site were can'co P'. NV
hv tlc greed and seishness Of certain men III wv
After giving them the enormous sum I'll F'''
and agreeing IL give back the buildings 'h'Y """''
ho ri in tho very heart of the city, their object Dcl-
"a honeHt the city in the future more ilith d" h'"'
succcssfll exposition. | headed the opP">'"'' "
lake front site and prepared rr@"l''l'" nv wv
rectinc resembling all action on the sI'c A"''''' |
renucstad me not to call mp the re7"Iu''"' ANU 80
hor Or two ,hc entire difficulty was compGoi"'''''
III
from 1bo lake front but the Illinois central h''''''
,,l,os ncoplc out there in very few minutes ''"
thing like 200 buildnC, Will be erected b''' l''
exnosition The entire exposition ha' h''h "''''''
into twelve great departments ana al CIV
deparfnlent the fine arts. and % small group "' "''
including music and drama, VIII be ""'''''"'
tho mark The art building + e. be on the 'N j. '''
m the site Of the old exposition bn''"i''"' '
hud,,, will te q ncrnancnt one and the National ION
,i.ei,n awarded toward It's construction T''f'"' ''
emorut that would have been spent upon "''''''
Cor eirilar purposes II placed cl~'' l'I'' '"''
Ms. IN 10000 more toward The '"'' 81 inc ''.'''-
u ,rould not have been just 10 the F1'ul'"i"'' "'
cultural mechanical and other cNhioil"I' 10 ''I"'"'
bo o,nr.,ltion a. widely would have been nee say
,t ,h alo front site Lad been chosen Sow. WIN u'
oxcention Of one or two departments. all VIII nc I"
c,rer All The state and foreign buildings VIII - '
the part r. r,
California /, taking great interest IN 'H' fa'.
.toto LedslatuIc at H. ueX; session VIII p'"'' ''
rronrste s7aOOOO for lhr STATE, por in Che d'-it
II only haN a million dollars i Appropriated the h''''
will he made up through private SUBSCRIPTIONS. }, =
intended 70 make an extensive display OF 'ali"im'
fruit pr,duct. We will bcein o6olt Neai A'''" VI
thc time when the exposition opens =" piHh' "'.
set out vines. ara. I'm fact pT'"h' "T-' '"'" .'
garden Iiothou-o, are to be- constituted WHERE run
o,,, ho -o., IN variou, stage, Of thcir growth. We
will also have in actual operation fruit canning "'"
rlisin making industries
Regarding politics in California Mr. DE ioA"' ''''
ave had Il gr3at EepUb! csn victory ID '''''''' d.
the la,t election. For The hr tim" III many '.ai7
San Francis, ia, gone Icpul lean. W VICTOR
81 the pooplo over bo--i-'n. and no hu'"'F "''
hecn dtf.aicd The IraJoiitlc- were d"l ''' D.
the Legi-l3tuIe H. Republican on )"li' .ih'' '.'
g.. no taeon WHY senator Stauf'fl .h3ai1 = "' "
elected. He has large pcr-"n"l l"1'p|iH,
tho member, OF tn Lcg atur.. and De- vll, pr" iit
receive fic vote. II MAJ ,lN ~ tNr . p ''' -
co,cu, although &. i. IEItiu@t.p and a. i.l''1'
derlq,c thit Mr. sanford, rejection VIA h'' ''
sought for IL" hcncat 81 tA" people, bit - ""
dicatiOI II hi, rail- Iad record.