New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
given $4,000, 900, and the Worlds Fair Com
mission. which held relations with all the en-

given 81 O. 1000, 900, and the Worlds Fair Com
mission, which held relations with all Tie en-
hibitors. Continuing, he said:
IRE daiie, OF any state Board are circumstance
The lUlc8u OF Publicly gives Information 70 II. Ichail'
and others u space. That ,pac" i aott'd by me
National oard No expects that the NeW1 or" S3,c
state Board could not eNpend TIQOOo'ooo II II Iiq IT,
tir,t We must have >aic DIlnhs, no. lo' cn,i VIZ
can meet We appropriated $1,000 for this purpose
for the Centennial Exhibition In&t covered an o.
OF dairy products New YOrks building M Philadelphia
Get 9 gmon ne qH hc Rd5H re a. WITCH f
to make great appropriations are Illinois. PENNSYLVANIA
S SpG T SGS and it, building vii co
S2O0OOo and viii he a permanent building. The
Illinois Commissioners cannot eXpond all the money
they have. and bill Will be passed 10 tarn back
Il part of This money into the STATE treasury Penn
ing. We pose to send the Van Rtnsselear manor
house t. chicago and then present it 10 the sons
tells me that II will cost $4,000 10 transport thl>
sGn TO We o n cree, building Si NOT for 'c
which Will be amply ,nnlcenl, mere ere + s,oh no
sta;c except Illinois wIiGh VIII eApenqi oyer SITo
that We should cxpend 10000 for Newlork'S build
Ing and $4,000 for the expenses Of the Coinmi oncN
Managers the sum of $4,000. Including other Items,
cannot gns Sou gP COO e SGer SARSSqes S %
That $4,000 perhaps we could eXIend upon statues
in the Fair. We can absolutely do nothing, for the
iudiNi 1lia exhibitors beyond Gaining lHcll
10 The Fair. Regarding the Naval display IN New
York llarbor the state has abSoiuleN notnhI 90
FS 9 Of The na state. G"E n' 'J ete who y
viii be The guests Of the Nation. and not OF the
Il ball to the naval officers: At most that would be
Il snail expense. think the gentlemen who drew np
Guiics OF the Worlds Fair Commi>,ioncr~.
Have vow had any talk with Chaunccy NJ
Depew, Your fellow Commissioner. about TINS
matter" asked senator Cantor Of Mr. Thachcr.
Il have, replied Nh Thachcr. and he said
he had not made any estimate a. to what New
York re died.
that 100000 would he little enough
How will man learn if he can get floor
space at the exhibition inquired M. SHAW,
lie can learn" said Mr. Thachcr, by applying
70 Alexander Anderson at the Stewart Building. in
New-York, who Is representative OF the Bureau
Of Publicity and Promotion. -,
WHY not appropriate 100000 sid Mr.
Shull. and then return the money 1t Is
Because. replied M TEACHER, I'VE should
have 10 take the money ont Of the pockets Of
the taxpayers, and why shoald we do &c. "he''
we are going 70 Use the money
But" said Mr.. King. " | understand That tn'
Director-Gcncra intends to close the once III
New-York and wishes our Worlds falr 'o'h-
mi,siOners to sustain it, Furthermore. that One
costs $4,000 year. Il we are - c5 5n,c
his expense, surely the appropriation Of $500
600 should he increased
Well" said Mr.. Ihacher. Il am opposed 10
our assuming the cost Of the SUPPORT Of this
bureau in NrwYorl,. and J doubt if il has cast
81 900 year 70 support it.
With this statement the hearing ended and IN"
committee subsequently went into executive Srs-
sion 10 consider the matter.
Pcfore Going into the Senate Chamber the mem
bcrs Of the various delegations waited upon Cover
nor Flower. who expressed the opinion thar SjUO,-
0O0 would lc sufficient APPROPRIATION.
subsequently tho committee in executive s"s.loA
d,cide 70 refuse grant tic petition {" increase ~
appropriation from 100000 10 - 5000. III MI
viii be reported TO morrow just as it was intFoduced
namely appr0priatinc Sao)oOp