, 1876-05-20
CENTENNIAL,
Foreign Commissioners Indignant
Over the Treatment Of
Their Jurors. EM
Ono Ticket, by frugal Manages
lnent, Admitting II Doe.
cn Persons.
Wonderful Tenders to Be Seen
In the Women's Pavilion.
YESTERDAY.
ACENTExStAL SAFE.


sptcfai Dispnfeh to 1ae Tribune.
| PHILADELPHIA, MAY la.-Thc latest Ccnten.
nial nuyclty col,lrs from New York, and It Ii III
the shnpe Of an Iron fafc, and designed to co,,-
tain memorial articles for the edIllcatlon Of tho
next generation. Tie safe will contain photo
] graphs aud autographs Of all the prominent
oilicclioltlcrs IN the country and will be locked
up uA tie 3ist duy uf December, not TO bo opcn-
ell for century. The closing up of tho rcl,osi-
tory will be performed with appropriate rcrc-
monies by President Grant. It will then bc
conveyed to Washington aud placed undcr tho
rotnnua Of The Capitol
oooD ATTENDANCE: .,.....
The Attendance totsay ut tle Exposition vas
largcr,, nwing t. thc pleasant weather. There
were about ~ 000 visitors.
LITTLE snAnpr.
The foreign Commissioners have hcconle dis
glstc1 Mt tic slowncss of tic Centennial Com
mission In appointing the foreign jurors. These
jurors, II slitluld he stated, arc nominated by
their respective Governments, hut, ns tlicy drnw
rny from the United stuics for their services,
they hare to bc confirmed rs ofllcinls by the
United States Commission. Many Of them are
herG now, but mvo received hu oiIlciAl notlflcn-
tt0n as yet Of their confirmation. Tho foreign
Commissioners held All indignation meeting
this afternoon in The British Government luil.l-
Ing, and talkcl very stro,lgly about the shabby
way In which their jnroFs l1ayo been trcatcd.
CENTENNIAL JOTpT1NGS.
pEApnEAps AND nrrEA4sps-rug cgNrgS-
NAL uUAnps AND rltEln LAnoRs-TMg wOM-
ES's rAyIL1oN-wnAT ONE BEES TnERA-
FINE WORK or VARIOUS KINDS
Special Correspondence " The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, AIay 1G.-Tho Centennial
Commission has found a new maro's neat. It
has discovered TINT great many persons llolt1-
ng passes have been using tllcm tn Ecti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .aen .s1"s aso 'o :" s.uuuS ".1ut t"s r,"
CT communion Of " GEMS d. INC Eatrs' ih's
when passes were unIy looked Mt. aul not
p,,nrhel q. otlcrwfso marked. Thc hinder
rov1,1 ,,, ,l,r,,,,rh th, ,r,,,s, tha, T..
would T retire to- to pr previously y' @ srIanged ed
spot In tho fence, n1,1 pass Ills tick
at through onr of the nun,crtms
crcy,ccs. wHrre his fr;cnd ou,si}o ,yon11 rrt #
Tim , frisn,l % would Id cnter @ as % M1'v % NJ y .,eunv
cess, tho fricna's friend would enter; then tho
friends frlcnd's friend, and GU on IN to the
t,nt1, ,,r t,ynr,,.th ,,n1t,,,,rntio,, ~ +hot
.'.'s, ss,' .'.' 49,, ."., ~, ~ .l's'1
macn ahoeea ana Apae'hg "osi. illo money
tllat should have gono into the Centennial
treasury WAS then expended in congratu!atury
bcor or other drinks. au1 Tho cause uf ilu,norui-
Ivy VIA III o'es9 way advanced.
1T fs wAoN0 TO CHEAT
(lnlcss you can honestly make something by 60
s!uing), unil It is douby wrong to waste the su-
,s"n1 III, 1 5,tro,n ,",s.,,a u ~, ., n'u5.
pe'P'c wa uetli1u''' ~ t"c''. k1'c 'ic 'oeec'l8
thereof to tho church, the missionary cause, ur
til poor, OF, ut atsy rntc, mako fair "dlyvyn
with those charitable enterprises. Since tho
opening tiny, It has not hccn 10 easy to ret
ahrad of the gnte.keeptrs as on the great oeGa-
sion; but still there Is Il way Of doing It.
Every complimentary ticket Ii now puic]lctl
at tho gates, that It cannot be used agaIn tic
same duy. But, Il tho holder wants IS 80 out
and return nga!r,, lie ran obtain Il cllcek Ut the
gates, and he can do this pcyes7,l timcB in tic
tlny. Now, there l,avc been exhibitors af.i 9TH
crs who have secured pa.tcs anil have then,
Hea Hs Check fe"y Would without e pu.Ea Esa's treus eafif
crev!ces In the fence, anu the. waiting friend
would secure 1t and enter. In tnu,,y places
there IL much more rrerlre than FENCE, 50 TINT
sion s hnFs I ihat a s sers ct % Thousands Il olafs
which should be in their Golfers ilava
thus been diverted from their proper
COURSE, and they have taken means to stop ilo
M S1 he SW ts1E IT, nk n 70 G " thon d1tsqo o
may DO With 1t whatever lc lIkck The evil call-
not be altogether stopped, for tho reason TINT q
man guing outside Early III tho afternoon, with
out the intentlon of returning, may take chuck,
Oi eoursd s We viii Ill ainit lint Il Is wrong 10
do this, but h,ll1,n,l nature Isn't very h.t0Iled
any way, un1 tho times were llnrtl. There are
many inen IN this world, anil ,nuuy WIN buyc
gona to otcr worlda, who delight III "clleek-
Ing" their way through thu 'tloos Of q theatre,
circus, OF lecture before the \. II. G. A.,
asnl then spending the money for somcth!ngto
put into their mouths u steal away their bralils
iuto some other act of dishonesty.
Tue CENTENNIAL GUARDS,
as tho special policemen aro called, aro f!ne
lot d fincaallss: They we're selected wtllconstl-
c1atle cure, an,l wurs uniformed ut Centennial
expense, and they receive 81 o tiay eacil for
thc!r scTYices. Tiley have about ns snuel, idea
Of dIsciplino rs troop OF Wild monkeys in
Algcrin, md 4rs glor1ously inefficient. soine ot
nru Improving somewhat In this respect,
but there Is any quantity u clanes
remaining for progress. Thcy have bcats like
policemen {sot,c IT them u1e wursp 1,cats than
i,oliccIncu), and arc expected to walk bu:k and
forth after thu old-lusliunc custom. In uthcorY,
this is well; Tic practice is, that two them,
,noetng nj the end of thclr routes, will stop and
talk in hour or I'd, without 10 nllcl. Us
troubling themselves about their business,
II there IL log or box At this
meeting Of the waters, It Ii opt to prolong the
futa tho I,ar,.n eli ttt,,t