The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-16

Cafe. S.; seeba & Bohlen, $40; John
Deiner, S.; P. McD nough. So; Mr. Lu-
beck. So; F. Pfsnz, 50; L. p. Frost. 50 so;
Charles Maier. $40; Labartho & Lacezette.
81 so; S. CapelIa and B, BolIa, 50 so;
fedt. So; G. Patli>on, So; Sbarboro. $40;
Ed Myall, So 80; Chunder & Flack, So; r.
Tucker, So; j 'hn D-martin. So; Paul
arbieri. $50; E. S. Nj. Judson, SO; Gould
& Jardine, $40; J.,Baumann & Co., $40; j.
j. Duffy & Co.. IS; Campodonico & Co.,
SIS; A. Lopresti. $50; d. Pablatos, So; NJ.
b. Monaghan, $40.
tons received yesterday: Wieland Broth
ers, $50; Eugene Roemer, S.; w. ". Stow,
$3.50; c. Z. Whitney g. Co., $3.50; II. j.
Summerhayes. $50; W. B. Cuff & Co.. S25;
Mrs. Nj. E. Fentress. $50; John g. lis &
Co. S25: E. E. Judson. So; E. o. Rollins.
$3.50; Buchanan Brother, S25; Mierson &
Jewell. $25; E: F. Frank d Sons, $50; b.
Jacobs, $40; Dorey 81 Cunningham, $50;
Benz amin Cohen, $50; John Werner, 81
j. c. Schmidt, So 50; Frieclander & Kor-
er.S2; Mr.. MacdonOugh, So; Murray & Nc
Grath. SO; G. E. Triplelt. So; John f.
Lyons. 50 so; T. c. Lubin, So: William j.
Kelly, So: S. lsaacs. So; w. j. Elder.
81 80; DR.. Shields $50; q. w. Cope, $50;
S: W: Bsckus, $50; D. S. Richardson. 50;
w
Eagan & Co.. SO: A. c. McLaughlin, $40;
King, Ward & Co.. $3.50 Thomas R. Evans,
$50; w. F. Hoffman. $25; Becker g. Rolk-
on, 500; j. f. Sheridan, S25: Mrs
Buckingham. S25; NJ. L. Cans, $40;
Roster & Shepst4n. S25; James jacobson.
go; Henry Boub, $50; James L.
Dohrman:& Co., 5000; Alderman & X I'm,
$50; Charles Brown & Son. S25; s. Kra-
gen & Co.. $50; Robert Hodge. S25; j. NJ.
Foge, SO; Owen McCabe, SIS; n. Y.
OySter-house, So; Louise Lerser, $40;
Henry Besby. So; Henry o. Wildero. S25
j. E. Richards, Pioneer Hall. S25; j. F.
Sullivan, $50; George VaIinas, So; Star
Loan Office. 50 80; }. Rosenthal, So; Peter
Foster, So: F. B. Mccarthy, So; Joseph
Horn. So; II. Abrahams, s.; j. ii. Ma
lone, S.; Born 81 Troy, S25.
When IL is considered that only six dis
tricts were heard from yesterday the
finance committee. through its secretary,
Julius Kahn, says that it is very much
encouraged at such splendid showing,
c. nsldering that yesterday was a half hol-
DAY. From one district alone $3.50 in
cash was received and the finance COM
mittee believe that when reports are
received from the other districts the SUBJ
scrptions will be sweled to an amount
which will astonish the public.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the executive
committee Will meet the Park Commits
sioners for final inspection of the site
selected, and will also see what arrange
ments can be made for additional space
for the SldeshOws. The list of laborers
at the executive committee Headquarters
has been closed, but there is no question
but what there will be plenty OF work for
all the men who want to work, once the
building OF the fair is commenced.
Thia
TELEGRAM hs the following letter. received
at the Columbian Exposition Yesterday:
NEW SOUTH WALES SECTION
MANUFACTURERS RUuDING,}
July s. 1898.
To the Secretary of the California Commits.
exhibitors for the winter fair, and gather from
my interviews with them That they think very
highly OF the prospect and will ma a splendid
show. They are anXiou- to know quickly the
following things: the names of the gentlemen
who are 10 represent the different Datlonalilies
and the cha &c per square foot for space. Many
are DESTROYS OF having some entirely new ex-
hibits and others will hold over several
splendid navi0ns unlil they get through the
San Francisco fair, and this especially applies
10 the Indian and Ceylon pavions. Fri OF
Florence wishes 400 square feet for sculpture.
They employ 400 artists daily and would make
even finer display al San Francisco than the
space permits them 10 do here. Many would
be willing 10 loan curios, pictures aud other
objects Of great interest that will never be seen
Cor for some time) in this county again The
time is so very limited that l would urge the
imnortance OF the foregoing having prompt at
tention. Knowing Dot a little or many pre-.
yious exhibitions | have never known one to
have brighter prospects or more likely to
experience great success than this MidwinIer
j. ii. STILES.
This may be taken as an example of
the way foreign and also american exhib =
tors talk about the new fair.