New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
THE UORLD'S FAIR SITE.
NERVOUS OVER THE DELAY IN cHIcAGo-GEri
TING POINTS IN PHILADELPHIA.


Chicago. July % (special).-The Mayor to-day app
pointed a committee Of Aldermen, as decided upon Iase
pigbt 70 confer with the Worlds Fair Directors and
sotto upon an ordnance on the lake front questou
which can be passed by the Council. NlcePreSl-
don't BRYAN speaking OF the points which the directors
in tbor conference with the Aldermen would SUCCESS
should be incorporated in the ordinance, said;
The conference is more for devlsng mode Of re-
imbursng the city authorities for their Outlay III NS
the lake front. 1t is more matter OF techlcdi DR.
rancemcnt than any material ohaHse VI '"' 0u''1'S
a. presented last night"
di-n,tch from, springfield says there is something
which nearly approaches a feeling Of detection among
the friend, OF the Worlds Fair to-day over the ospu'
and lack Of action in the Chicago Clty Conh'h HAS'
night II appears that the General Assembly, may
,,.na ., morrow with the dispute between the Chi'
caco C.ty Council and the Worlds far DHe'" Sun
nendng and with no prospects Of adjustment Here
t tb, dj.po,ition has been u accept all measured
,o,o.od bv chicago rs being the best for the occa-
ion and 10 rush them through with all possible dill
coocc Int now when il IS beginning TO be iuIy
realized that the people and officials oil CAoaso "'
seriously divided. the General Assembly Will ProOa0H
proceed leSurely.
r. c. Kcrens. of 1t. Louis delegate at-larSe 10 t'a
Worlds FAR Commission, stopped over at the Aud''
t,ur Hotel on his way 10 attend the meeting OF ina
subcommittee of Permanent Organization being he.a
mis- ,oe, in Philadelphia. lie has knife drawn anu
intends to stick IT into Chicago at his first opportunity
Tho ,lothfuncss Of the directors ana CITY CouH'n
shows that there is Doodle in the air., he sad' anu
that IL +, going to be secured, no matter 10 "his
font the interests of the Fair suffer The manner
in which the business is being carried on is disgrace
and demonstrates that this city is wholly mcompeeh'
- handle the Job Here is the summer almost conc
d ro1 hlosscd thing but pickering, bcker1ng blcher
ne ACCOMPLISHED " WIS d,s a me so ar 10 do Just
tits shall, while East See some h[ [som SbicscS
t'onl1css asked 70 take the Far away rom ~. ~
AID ~ i've In 10 some city that can take care OF IT,
philadclpbla July 22.-The members OF the suo-com'
,,+oo ~ the Worlds Fair Commission VINO nave Uee"
hr Gov a week collecting Information to aid tneln Ia
lin, Tho Fair al noon to-day met at Mayor
,,.,, ficc the members Of the old Board OF FINANCE
- tbc Centennial Exposition. IN addition 10 inc SIA
,,rb,~s Of the committee. General Palmer pTes.ueNS
- ,b, cor,rni,,on and Secretary John d. DioAinsoh
r ,,rosout The following members OF ire bohu
,i,a,,,, wore present: Thomas Cochran FredGr1a,
oi NO. y LITTLE William Y. NckeaI Solohei
II,.,o. Doualdson \. A. Mcleod COOheI D. -;
80, The originator and protector OF many "a
coi"nc lo Ken2ic chairman OF inc oollniI.e .s 20
~. rr, tho committee wished to hear rom es*n y.
those present their experience IN 10 vbas
of the Centennial Exposition taer W w. Fair and
sborN Lp the plan and scope OF inc VIZ" = ra,ro-s
sn"'n .r ming, that they could suggest; me po"gs
& dnt,es Of director general and what should De u.S
,o,yers and duties of the executive ooinl'ee 80
lr,ber ~ me old board detailed in gensrA Tas "a.
, ,Gc Centennial was organized aud carried on ut,
tbov were all Of the opinion that me ge. 'or see'
- tho mir should have supreme authority. - ..,y
VI ,TIo committees will leave here this eve or ea.s
o., ,,orr,v, morning for New-lOrk. where to-hora"M
NOV VIII consult with General GoShorh at HIS oiN's
No. broadWaS'
The American sabbath Union Of No % ParR ho"
hos sent an earnest appeal 10 the Commissioners "
,bo Worlds Fair to be held in Chicago that tAe fAA
To closed On sundays