New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
JINGLE SANS PIN MONEY.
FOREIGN EXHIBITORS WILL NOT BE fEh-
MITTED t. RETAIN 1T.
TAKING MEASURES TO PREVENT THE 1LLf'"NA
SALE OF EXHIBITS At THE WORLDS FAIR
ENTERTAINING THE GIEDEEKRANz
loyal VISITOR: FROM GER
MANY EXPECTED.

loyal VISITORS fitON YIN
MANY EXPECTED
Chicago Julv a-WhIle the secretary OF ire T'''"'!
has come TO Chicago o.iensilly Tor llca'"c ,,or.
?. known In Government cihdal circle, 'ha' Wv .on,
OF importance relating 10 the sale Of rNhlp'' " n
at the Fair by exhibitor, and the pohcy " ."
.a ,,vcard hc offenders will bo finally and "fe'''NcN
passcd upon Def IRE secretary Carlisle ~" ,
TO his friends here. since his arrival the ''' a.,
h.. bccn almost constantly In the company oi ,'c
Collector Of this port. iaml!!arizlng hIms"l WI" a.
customs situation nj Jackson PAIR ana IL
Collector ClarkS statement rs TO the To"p' a.,
his deputies and inspectors have experience" " =,
Ing with cXhi ors since the EXPOSITION oP' -,
/. +, fact wh,rh the customs officers on duty III '"c
buIldincs here do not attempt 10 deny t"" many
Thousand dollars worth Of goods In bond 'h'r'" -
on hdts and therefore exempt from duty uhl"s' ao''
ot the close of the Fair according ~ IN" r">' nav
been disposed Of suireptii0nsiy 10 P"'o'" :,
cash and immediate delivery. This Is "a No""o' VI
the customs law a. well rs the EApo>i""" LUZ
Collector Clark's policy has been 10 u'"' wv
or.pdcrs cnicntly giving them the benefit oil doubt
and Diminishing the matter with "A WARMING ie"
OF the law account Of the inability 10
fine Language cannot serve pallatlng cAc"SF III
most cases which the customs inspectors nave Wv
tailed. because the offenders have been h'''N" SUI
jccs In nearly all the buildings the customs o'''''
say that The English. Canadian ana ltalah 'A"'D'''
have been the most troublesome ana "Ihui J" Wv"
violations Warning, In tho first case nave D''h io'
lowed by threat, Of prosecution when the o"'n'o
WIS repeated. bu the unlawful sales &" on me
,nspcctor, saw that the British exhibitors almost acy
them to make arrests ana prosecute, thihkhE 'n''
and their Government are a'l-powcrinI' anu "p"'"H
I'm fanccd security Tndcr the impression thn' '"''
have a special permit from the secretary Vi '"'
Treasury to sell goods in bond. The force "' III
spoctors has Just been largely Increased TO see mat
70 take their places In the ranks If wanted Two
Russian exhibitors have already been bound over -
tbo Federal grand jury for selling bonded goods ana
is likely viii follow thich ana aS WIFI
ont rcgar! 10 rarionalty If there l. further dis
position 70 beat Uncle sam ont of his PIN money
Yesterday NrIlo Nelli. AN exhibitor In th" I'Arah
section Of Manufactures Iuildng. was arrested 10y
special agent, for selling goods in violation Of III"
customs laws C1mmisS ner lIoync held him 10 the
Federal Grand Jury IN the sum Of 800.
Unofficial information has been received from Ger
many to the effect limit two ANA pcilap, more oil
The members OF the royal family will "rrIv" in
Ch!cac, early In september. Ernst Gnnth"r. better
known rs the Dake >chlcswigl l-oin. Is already
maldng preparations Tor his visit. tn" Duke i
brother of the Empr,,, Of Grrminy. lie VIII por'bN
b., accompanied by Prince Hem; rh brother Of the
EMPEROR The chief object Of the trip Of course l.
To 80. the Exposition but the royal visitors are
wcrmuhs work for the Exposition has been 50
highly praised by the press oi German, That much
curiosity /, felt among NIL clasSc' Ia SIC what IA"
Fuihcrlaud i showing AZ the Fair. Ih' feeling OK
tends 10 the roynl family. II I, not Ing o.abi that
Herr Wcrnuth. VIII, will soon return To Germany.
will come back to Chicago a an honorary r~"i' to
the ROYAL visitors.
Al their meeting Yesterday afternoon the foreign
commissioners received the apology Of Professor Fat
nam and Dlrectort'cn-ral Dav- for the arrest of
DR.. Emil Ilas,lcr The delegate from Inrasna'. by
a Columbian gnsri. The ccnm-sio els s'rv"d note"
,n The official. that suitable apology must b. made
for the arrest or they would follow the "Aamp" o
Or IIss,lcr and veil their exhibits. The "Apl'nhi"s
made public yesterday entirely satisfactory TO
he foreigners.
one week from to-day the JUDGES who ar" to make
award, to exhibitors al the Fair viii b'gin their
work 4 few of the foreign judges hay" already m
rived In Chicago and quietly Inspecting ia" ~
liii,s In different sections. Nest Of them ar nov
aboard ocean steamers bound 10 Sew iorl Boston 81
Ian Francisco. and will reach Chicago Thursday 81
Friday Of next week. The German ludgr> allied last
.unday and are due In chicago frdn' evening. Mot
OF the German Judge, cXpcrt> Of national r"pnfa
ton many Of them having served n judge a. previous
o. positon,. Professor Wtimack. the judg" for
Horticulture. + said 10 b. the best known expert Ia
lhni line In Germany. Major GrosS"r was chosen for
the tramp ortaton department on account Of hi III
Innate hnowle-is. Of military armament. cannon ANA
other heavy implements Of war. for som" reason That
has never been satisfactorily explained are Included
in the tran -poriiiion department. IL was for III"
pnrpooc Of making that krupp received due credit
for his display that Major GrOsa"r was selected al
Judge In that department.
Tnc English judges also sailed early this week ana
Will reach Chicago about neat Thursday. They mum
b,r nrly. Eclgum's quota has ALREADY arrived rh'
French judge. who com" merely 10 make ~ report
on IN. different exhibits 10 their Government. viii
arrive about the time. ON account Of the
French exhibit, having been wihdrnvn from com
petition they viii act independent o; TIE man body Of
judge.
one hundred and fifty members Of the German
Iied-rkranz Of Ncw-lork City paid vi, 10 the
New York Building yesterday afternoon. They had
their pictures taken I'm group. TIL" h">liiai"S
OF The Nrw-YOrk Building were extended 10 them b,
TIE Board of Managers OF IA" Empire state and aboui
O'Clock they arrived at the handsome structure IN
fil force MIR. Ralph rranlmann, National Lady
Manager from Ncw-York. the hostess. She was
assisted In receiving by several members Of the Nr"
York Womcn's Board. A brief welcoming address
WIS made by Secretary Foorl OF The Nrw-l ork Board
The ,odety responded through ViccIr'-idc Hubert
Wlhs. In the absence Of President Scinway Three
cheers were gwen for the stat" Of New York and
lis handsome building G.. ". Wahlr mad. few
jlca SAINT remarks, and the society then lang the
directing Of the New York Licdcrkranz 10 the West"
After another sclc lion The society responded 10 an
encore by singing d" The star orangled Banner
Angry. threatening clouds overcast the sky the
Worlds Fair this morning. and the nir hot ana
sutry. The attcnclnc" Ii cons qhencr was consid
crnhy les than ordinarily.
The Committee on Ceremonies held n meeting This
morning to consider the matter Of receiving the Viking
1. that
arranged for the reception for the calnvcl,. The
vessel will be Eei a, Evanston Icy the manof- war
Michigan. the coast survey steamer Blnhc and the
revenue cutter Andrew johnson, with fleet OF
pleasure yachts aud steamers, and escorted with all
du" ceremony TO jackson Park.
At meeting Of the National Commission this morn
Ing a long wranslc prcdIiai"d by Commis ioncr
Torslcy, 81 Minn"Gt who moved to cn"gc The word
Ing Of the minutes 20 - 10 mike the report Of the