New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-08

frames In the center OF the nan were 'ere put tue
machinery that these frames supported has all been
taken away Before left Vienna last Autumn, II was
rumored that the Northern Railway Company had
bought the Machine Hall for goods station but can
that the story is true and certainly there was
indication OF possession railway company as late
"a thiry-seven minutes past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. 1 like TO be particular about dates
wanted to the lower end OF the grounds and OBJ
the condition Of things there; but the was
long. the wind not cool. and the Thermometer was
at par Fahrenheit aud discouraged any longconnued
loconoton. And, besides that the Chinese end Of
the show and contained nothing specially Interesting TO
Americans, national pride aud glory being toward
the west Arrived the west end between the machine
hall and the main building made careful survey.
The high waterank stands there as yet. but all the
buildings that stood around 1t are gone Tue American
restaurant is heap OF ruins Around this spot cluster
various assocations others used TO gather there but
they are broken up. Hence came the first runors
that developed into the famous vienna SCANDAL nero
the exhibitors from the land OF the free and
the home OF the brave used to assemble after the burden
heat OF the day aud drown their cares in the nvx
Grating cocktail the refrgerang julep. OF the foaung
beer; here exchanged Opinions upon politics,
morals Cion the duties OF bartender and the pros
poets OF the highest prize TO each man who had brought
his possessions 10 the great show ana mere, Nheh tue
restaurant changed ownership and the fac OF Albion
snpplanted the stars and Stripes the American patron
came hitler OF and became lovingly attehtVeto
the British barmad clad in tine ana bearing on
her head an array OF sufficient the stock in trade
OF modest perruquier. All gone, ana the place Is
unbecomlng and unattractve. ,
on the other side OF the main building the spot where
stood the American Schoohouse Is as bare as the
graveed walk In front Of IT, The American restaurant
Is gone but restaurant Is still there though
dozen workmen stripping the covering IRON us root
Restaurant Just east OF It. has been fenced in and IS
kept restaurant and beer-hail. out dld not see
single patron there. The extra building OF tbe
American section. the one that cost Us $500 - an
touched but It's doors are hermetcay cT'Iu ann any
was unable 10 ascertain It's contents, II ~ nau
over the entrance Of the American section our nauOa,
bird still hangs with ouspread wings, thoueh scarIed
slightly by the tooth OF Time, aud presenting the appear
aDce or having attempted to mOult away MS olu Goa" "
paint. ana beng unable 10 make the new one grow.
80 mucn Tor tue Exposition. " tns uoAehs cl oaia
ng small and great, erected FOR purposes OF snow OF
beer in the Prater. all, nearly all, remain Last year
there curious lot Of side shows Fat women long
bearded men, trained monkeys, wax WORKS, uocue
tigers. performers shooting galleries lnerryse
rounds, bppodrOnes, and so on through an endes, s
There nearly % fat women from all parts Oh Tue
aud every fat woman exhibition. Another night was
devoted to shooting galleries aud another 10 hipio
beer gardens tue Prater, but up TO the me oi my oe
parture had not succeeded IN getting throuen an %,
them At pre- seu OF the fat women are gone ana
only three OF them remain; Out tue wax wVrhs
there. The monkey thoatei has been converted no
a beer hail. and have most OF the buildings Formerly
tenanted by the fat women aud their eNhiOors me
merry rounds and hppodroines ale the sane a. usual
and seem well paroniZed as ever. Ana 10 Jupte V
appearance of the beer gardens ana ha they nave
stand how 50 many OF them exist, aud the more look
aC them the more do | respect ne ciPdCily VI tho
Vionne.c for beer A gentleman who has lived here
some years tells there Is beer ball or garGeh iof
every loo inhabitants OF Vienna casual Hlsi'oI hsus
~ svrv t,bsbfant The reputation IS divided
two great caegores-those VINO drIuA oetf III" 'n"se
Who sell and serve beer. a..
which is bright and gay a. ever 'nouSh ss CROWDED
year. seat IN or ON On omnibus or III tiahr
way car easier found than the tine OF the EApOsl.
ton, aud the carriage drivers are less eNotDtaht anu
more civil. The hotels no. 80 fu-i, ana you are
treated much like favored Individual thankful or
any resting place. Walters try less 10 cneat YOU aud
| VoEs Ciarten the Blumeusaec, and tue Acue Welt.
ana prices for admission on the great nights are %
per cent less You can yet seat al lnc 'nca.oi s
less trouble than formerly, and without payIn dON0e
prices Altogether Vienna Is peasantor than a't year.
Its intrinsic reiits ana ATTRACTIONS
But for those Americans who come abroad win TIE '
termination to paronize the hotels Where hei. eotu!
men go and Ike 10 De surrounded ny peOIe itVu I i
land, Vienna l. not particular! aSeedb'' az io
American colony Is Tar from larse lac lrhh5se HI'o
not yet recovered rom the tHtct 81 INC
made about the Exposition IN thct, ,NPc,I
ton that all the world would come here aus.
would pay the most eXotoiSut Pc -
the fantest muruur, they weIt luto =, ia.' &c.
uatlon some OF them OF the widest cnalteier Ihg-e
VINO haG houses expected TO rent the Ic az '. on
times as much usual and many oI thore "uo 'hu 40
houses proceeded to rent buildings al sldti "~Cs,
IN the fond eXlectatlon OF obtaining u-u'er srd
| startling some IsIaehtlsh dealers IN sccOnHA"Lu
eioewbere ana purchased 1900 dTcss COATS in winch
they intended to array the WATERS IN c Deer hiis alu
restaurants OF Vienna during the Exposition io ses'
ehtIi1-es pro. 'SoHs r 10 ! [ oiuf Ih ,e tie
Exposition opened, aud holder Was auNons TO sen
lie expecting siill higher liicer' ahu lhou- ~
nothing to do but hold on Every one Mio I."u S 40
papers knows how Vienna was Disappointed III IL tA-
pcctaon The world did not come Erre, hui, tier on
the financial crash ana the cholera ud, anu 'no' ny
had rsked everything TO maze lOrtLhes iOuui ta ,e1
had lost their ventures. IAcrc was ihuch sH''t'hs
last year, ANA did lot end win u' c.oSc
of the Exhibition. Business Is slowly rtfiFlhs' O"t -
has all returned 10 tne ola C.aHut.s anu man! ~
considered themselves wealthy, or Jt cIrt ColHNlar
Is months ago, now Leading ives OF cAlI'iHe ii"
nlltGy. OF the building specudlioIs th'e MeIy sun
pended, some, though not AL, nave btu Icnuucu ~
no new ones commenced. Of the new Ho,'ls
opeued last most stll IA OPERATION Ou arc mo-
DONG much, aud tuclr pfccs are CONSIDER Ds sS "I
of old The HOtel Austria has been ciO.cd IJi NaA' Oh
patronage aud the Hotel Britannia htS becn SOFA 70 me
tnnrut and Will lie converted into oihees oh'Is
that are st open viii probably come 10 an emu 'hie
season. as they maintained al loss rI ohJ Ha'H.
taur i'm the belief they eau thereby br roh ~
higher prices tnau II closed. tn, general business VI
Vienna l. about the ever, but the MERCHANTS h
variety eood-" have great many souvenirs VI ''' la
POSITION thar they would II AZ low lt.cc>.
Fortunately one little oI nOlnhE III the sc"lda
couurcfed with our share OF the Exposition as "It or
nearly AN the parties concerned are now ID America
Understand That the tOt. loss % the Austrian bo'tth
mcut Dv the Exposition of 1913 Was eighteen millions III
norus or aUou. sylOJOUO hnctAv4 tn, GbNeihheht IL,
rrets the uudcrtdhiu, l. EC OF %, "A "Ldnt 40
saw anu possibly the Government Co.h uoi N' KNOW
what TO think oi IT, bat the great bji1u-' rc"h' ana
nay. uo ARD that IL l. the lBtcn Ou 1" tie','' ''"
and have a Worlds Exhibition her. once d. tea J'i'.
II thus be true manufacturers aut ''-'' "'5 '' wa
be glu their preparations Tor 80"