New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

ton are having an easy Of it. they wouo oe,'ei
call at the Offices Of the Grant Monument Association
I'm the Mills Building No. 10 Br0adSt' ciA VPc'
writers and about q dozen clerks are WORKING DUSTY
from morning till night and the mail comes In ana
goes out by the buslel Besides the enormous amount
OF matter which sent out for publication, over oo0
letters and acknowledgements must be written daily
There &c M time wasted even after the rooms are
closed up for the night for then the officers 80 up
town and meet IN hotels or clubs, where they ifeque
remain in consultation receiving te!egrams e"'' VA
or o'clock in the morning. They show the sghS Va
their ncessant labos, and look weary and ragged ou
but they don't propose to give up, ana tey oeser'o
the thanks Of all New Workers.
pleasing thing has been the fact that all appoint
ments on committees have been 80 promptly ana
chcerfuly accepted by the business men VINO were ap
preached Not more than l per cent have declined
places, busy as many Of them were. The committees
appointed up to this time number over 2Oo Inc
chairinen of them follows:
SILK Industries Albert Tilt; silk manufacturers,
), Lambert; SILK twist and braid manufacturers, VI. ~
seding jr.; silk importers and thrOwsters. W. T.
Kyle; importers OF silk fabrics, H. W. Curtis; dyeng
establishments, J. T. Young; building Industry, George
Moore Smith; mason builders, John J. Tucker capeh
.ers.buildcfs Albert c. Bogert; manufacturers OF cab
met work. Benjamin c. Icrts; architectural lion man
ufacturcrs william II. McCOd slate and metal roocrs
Mitchell Halliday master painters John Bcatte; EN-
poying plasters. John Mc(;lenset: manufacturers OF
plaster and cement, Samuel {. Waidron; master
plumbers, Henry G. Gabay; manufacturers OF fire
proohng and fancy brick, Henry A. Maurer' con-
tractors, Thomas Z. Crimmns; house shorers John
H. Drew manufacturers OF asphalt and patent pave
ment Lewis H. Harrington; hod and freight
elevators, Mphonse L. Pelham; second hand build
Ing materials, Thomas T. Trpler; manufacturers
OF gas fixtures, George ii. Kitchen marble industry,
f. B. Thompkins; bluestone dealers, Augustus Meyer;
restone cutters. Robinson GILL; granite cutters Jacobs
Brown; foundation stone william T. Hitch; tlc
crate and msntels, Alonzo E. ConOver manufacturers
OF terraco.a oswald S2ier retail coal trade. Thomas
Thedford wholesale coal trade W. II. Potts; matches
George p johnson; packing boxes. Patrick Ryan:
ice dealers Little O. Reeves hay dealers,
Charles L. RicEerson wood dealers, q. w. Al
colt: tea, Henry Z. Hawlcy cold storage,
W. Fellowes Morgan; woodenwarc James ). BORON
chemicals John L. Rlker; perfumers. Bowles Colgate;
retail druggists William f. Massey coal oils, Charles
NJ. Pratt: paints and oils. General Edward L. Mol!-
neux: miscellaneous oils a. II. Downer; surgical and
dental Instruments S. 5. White; livery boarding and
sales stables proprietors and food dealers, William
saich; livery stables, District l. John J. Nc
Adams; livery stables, District >, Martin
Ross: livery stables District g. Henry Oyern;
livery stables District L. Charles Mason livery stables,
District s. william Green livery stables. sales stables,
John Doerr; artists and sculp Albert Berstadt;
confectioncrs, Charles y. Smyle accident insurance,
Richard NJ. Johnson; physicians, Andrew H. smith
Board OF Fire Underwriters, NJ. A. Stone; awning and
sail makers, samuel s Therp uptown residents. No. l.
Lawson y. Fuller; uptown residents, No, >, Dwight II.
Olmstead up own residents No. 3Cyrls Clark uptown
residents. No. 4, Kilacn Van Rensselaer, uptown resi-
DENTS No. D. Lucien NJ Stanton clcrgynen the Rev. Dr.
Philip Schaff passenger and freight elevators. \. c.
NILS; machinery. George Place mineral waters sup
plies and manufacturers. John Matthews: build
ing materials, Cortland T. Dixon; Federal
Officials and employees Ellis II. Roberts