New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

the Fair grounds will be on tickets sold at Ieasoi'"De
rates. The railroads, however. have compete! -
nored the needs OF tho general public, ana natH"n'
there is much disappointment. ..,
William VI. Ryan. OF the real estate Ir'i " ,,.a,
& RYAN. regards tho action of the Eastern rilIoa'
men a. a great injustice TO the people OF 'he Eta h
The people i'm every State In the Union sIl" ~;
have been working Tor the surces' OF lhc ram The
every Sfate will have large exhibits AT CNCaeo ~
Fair has already incrcas ed the business Oh me mi
roads and Will continue 10 do -, anu ISi cbam"c
roads TO turn around and not give eNci!DouS han
10 visit the Exposition grounds, Is nothing rs n
an outrage. The railroad men, IL tley eV, h, ~ hnra
20 per cent decision, will not contribute ue" -
TO The success Of The Exposition, and 1t Is bIt
putting it mildly when it is said that the railroads
ofe "g n nsp s,a,es eaSery are working for The
success Of the Fair, and the railroad con" % cont
be wqrmg IN ne e ,uiiroad people as much
say that they viii have ali the business ueS "a n
In taking care OF the rch ara un % the people
who have helped TO ineyease the genera n ry-c Of
g Tarcah c9mpne, viii not may nave an r"e
yrla r 'If hat Far pv nels' ~ohns less
outrage on the part Of ,Re az So Was Is of
the onnion that the nroad companies should have
been s1S ,ra Liberal for f1%%s TO s5 ag
do know anything about handing arn h nass
Mr. Could but II seems 10 me mat more D"S' ~,
wonld be done II the rates were made lower me
general public certainly expected a mucn more nocp
S Mil be ." aI.apponed II they cannot get TO Chicago
and return during the ho.dirg OF ire Nora l,lI,
DaD EXpcSiftOn, wiinOnt pifiiE tNt PiC'
miIroxo people ask. The 90 per cent reduction Is
not regarded liberal and ii Is anything o1 hom
popular price. Many people VINO nave never , prcn
cui ,!de OF the county In which they we're noII, na',
70 doubt been anticipating WISH 10 Cm,agp mex,
yoar and they had looked FOR ana expected Il hnrI'i
reauctIoa I'm ralnad rates. feel convinced, however
thst Some arrangements viii be made so that tle
people in modelHte circumstances wv nave al
opparunlty Of visiting the Fair. II those arranEc
ncnfs are not made before the opening OF The hX-
pc,ttion tAey will lie made during the Fair. 40
no, regard the decision OF the railroads as maj ana
The poor man, as well the tch, Will have an
opportunity OF seeing the eXsibits' .
Mr. Graham Of tlc firm OF WOODWORK urai, ,a
paper IaYufactui NJ No 40 learLsl: Salu that
Ia could not understand why the railroads had hos
adOpted a more liberal P,icl. There Is no reason
why the railroad companies sh0ild deprive many
people from visiting Chicago IN 1S93,' said ne, Dut
the 20 per cent will bring about that result me
people Of tie country gsnerany have iont insr aia
Is 70 male the EAR's,ten aad t1: VIII, VIII,
Result 10 greet navnntsse Ia the rapfond COMPANIES
Kyory branch OF business will contribute It's share IN
making the Exposition II success, ana the railroiu
oorupauics should do trcr share. They can d. tl"r
share ana make large profits and II is not asking nncn
when a more LIBERAL policy than that which they nave
demonstrated is requested. Tho Worlds CO umbln
Exposition Is m affair that every man. woman ana
Cfdid in Tic United states shculd take an Interest
in and should hope that il will he success. inc
railroad men should not be exceptions. They VIII
Ire exceptions. though. " they do not make a more
liberal reduction thIn has already been made. me
very least thing that the railEpad companies c0ih
ls,vc done would have been TO make a 1ncand. me
third rate for round trip ticket II l. great dlsnp-
p0Intmcnt 10 many that Only 90 per cent reduction
will be made Of the tf1ins, and the lllf 1u
men should make haste to correct The error lhey
have madp.'