New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
~ MONEY MAXI, THE FAIR O..

Tho Committee ou LEGISLATION have unanimously
adoptcd b.u a-hl. thr LEGISLATURE 70 authorize
the CITY Of Ncy 20 cAp"nd ten millions q" dollars
in buildinr, and croluG,. There is 40 doubt about
hi. authorization. Part of j; viii go for tie com
,,lotiou of the Museum OF Natural History and Of The
Museum Of Art. 10 tir eOmp.'n ol hoth "i A" i, ''
city /, already pledged This "lll furnish Ai'4,
nuildncs VIII bee Connected trou-h the -ib"ay "n-'h
adiolu, thcn. iH an elc,'H5 f""T' a.u ., ~ hort,
promenade can Dee bl.i "n,h VII prem 4 .". ~
rnl,ir,l garden q uuctuaIed beauty. While ODD the
SLouiu5, ITrtlic pri and land, already promised.
,rrrc are several hundred acres more for ma'mncr.
, ,iai r n,u nf iro Exhibition. New York therefore,
comes here not only d~ u" mcu"I"i7 "l '' 'H'i''i
,hc d'rft ,JoaIut the Exhibition. bat Nh t.e money
pledged which make, TIE FAN am unq"'-'"'d success
THE GTY'- TREASURE HOUSES.
Beside. New York has in her two museums arr
treasure, exhibiting tie procre7s Of civilization for
.,,lD,.ard. of wears. which have cost s5OOOooO and
~ -, ,ricclc,, value. These could not bee transported
70 any other place. Then the wealth and opportunity
~, century have accumulated III New orh IN private
collections, treasure galh'ien iHn % ~, u, % M
lcctoHs III EuI"" ,,f,b in ti, aggregate are NOT
cDnaliod i'm any city iu the world Al Tic u ','
f iuildio,, of tine Museum of Art. would lc
availsic for the purpo,c- Of th' hNmDiuoH 10 hfhe
" rhe Exhibition VIII be- held from May to Novemler
Duriuc that period al Nd-HH-'"H' d' ~ L'u,' u. y"
cans Hut an exhibition requires comfortable cloth
iur and the disposition ana lhc pl ,I'u P'"'I 10 -
t no. - inc Dcmocratc convention Of Ii, which
"' - >,tfnr,I conventions thereafter being hr.d
,,,,t, her horAcr- Chicago claims mat Lake vi I'D
VIZ h.r refrigerator and hcr rf-rfFoI- W NHIl'
gan ,r.,,i one midnight 200 tine great Lake CITY.
,rtr,u,ricd to NV Chicaro friend "hai lo inc
49, ,'i,h tlr rrfri,critOr lie SAID IN every
u ,,.,l,ted household there are occasions Mhch
W %c .,G man neglect, TO put the Ice in the box"
,.r,y.yorK A. 4 SUMMER RESORT.
,,i.. tine months of July and August the swelter-
.i..r wishing 10 see the inhabitants OF these
~ ,,id ind them in Ncw-lork and the sea coast
,,., %rv York ha, become the largest watering
90 t the world The ante bclum southcrncr, If
he uae.cc the White sulphur - P'Lt-,' - ,s W t'i,
,"gs IA the White Mountains, 1" sharon 1PilHt9 piu
Vsd -,utn come, to NcW YORK, where II can
80 in Central Park, stand Oh ilc II'ohyn bflpSo
On moonlight nirlu-, sail up ana d""h tlc ull
I,laud Or Long Branch ana take Punsc II inc ouII'
5 rnioy The foity theatres which furnish amise-
ucnt Ia the evening ...,..,.r. any tbous,pd OF,
Ella, ,,i,e vyould be- the limit of St Ions. The Re
tiiI I ~, GnnVrufl,u last June in thI'dgO, which
t~,m,hf po~.ily a hundred tlOu-ahd crowded u"
tnv-n tn the extent of discomfort IrncmbcI u
crn,dcd pc-vhIlc the Centennial % thc inauguration
NJ george Washington last April n Nc"-l loIk brought
There A million of visitors, "hO were amply d''oihI'
dated and added scarcely visible ADDITION L" u'
enormous crowd, which are the normal 'aIdy ,cila
~ The uetrOpolis Al COney Island, at Long brdnch,
nj Rockaway. at Long Beach, at The lnnunciailc lc
piaees of resort within hour OF the city, mllhoh
81 people can be comfortably accommodated over
night with the attractions 81 surf and air nneqlalil
anywhere else upon the coast, and unknown III uc
The southern society IN New-York ha- more mem
bcrs than there are IN any club m any city IN lie
more citizens Of Ohio than any club IN the cities 0i
that State and has lust FURNISHED one Of It's membs.