The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27
MACHINERY HALL DAT.
BIo CROWD ar fHS rAK1 AVID
PLRYrY TO IKUsR fBBR.
All OF tAs Mschinsry In Aceivs Operstisn
Daring Che Day-Scvsi
Water Conflict.

WORLDS FMR GROUNDS. CHI.
CAro. Aug. .95.--Ths big crowds that
came 10 the exposition al early as
o'clock this morning had plenty 20 amuse
them. and Machinery Hall. where the
novel programme of exercises was given
was crowded oil day. While to-day s
known "a Machinery Hail Day" and .
great many OF the attractions naturally
centred there. other points IN the park
shared In the attractiysnces Of the occa-
sion. During the morning all of the ma
chinsry was In active operation, ,he pa
per mill running printing presses turn
Ing out copies OF different Dswspapcn
and the linotype was setting NJ news
as fast as II could De received over tefe-
graph and telephone wires. AZ noon the
jubilee singers entertained the public AZ
the pond In the centre of machinery hall.
while M the same hour parade of Bed
gums from their encampment on the
plaisance marched through the grounds.
In the afternoon the real run began Ia
the South Canal. Just east OF Machinery
Hail. Here the horse marines engaged
I'm a novel water conflict. walking az the
greaeei pole was INDUCED In and exit
Nitions of submarine diving were given.
The Seventeenth regiment o. ~. o.
under command ~ Coi. a. L.. Narniiton
came into Jackson Park VIA The Hxty-
fourth street entrance at 10 O'clock this
mornirg. The seventoerih. pnradcd the
different highways of tho park. returning
20 the tern iral station. whero they stack
ed arms at II O'clock Their fine appear
nnce nroused iDUs h enihusiestn- Tho
regiment gave dress-parahe and wa.
reviewed BY Adjrtant General Howe of
Ohio.in frcnt OF the terminal station at
aundown to-day.
The first formal protest 10 Tho nafionoi
commission against tho work ~ the turies
M award at the Worids Fair was made
Yesterday by n committee representing
American manufactures OF agricultural
indictments. The manufacturers claim
that they have been Bnjustiy d'scrin'-
mated agninst because Mr.. Thacher viii
allow no awards 20 be made 10 American
irnp,ements except after the machines
have zone through field trials. while he
doe-l not require foreign implement man
ufncturers 20 show their machines IN
the field.
The paid attendance NJ the foir yester-
day wac Ia, 100
Another crowd OF people assembled fn
the big live stock pavilion to-day. The
euperb exhibit has caught the public in-
tereet and each day the number Of vis-
iors who poss through the barns and
occupy scots IN the big pavilion In
oreaacs. After the regular cavnlcade on
oil the stock in the big arena to-day the
polgien horses and Galloway Cattle were
brought out 20 bo Judged for the award
ing of premiums.
Word has ben received by director
Generai Davis that the famous Mormon
Tabernacle choir Of 30 vOicVs will ar
f1vp Of the fair early next week. Du-
ring its visit at the White city the choir
will give aeveral concerts IN Festival
hall Tho sacred songs % the Mormon
Church will be- ninB.
director General Davis has received
from imperial Commissioner and Cham
bcrfAin = Glocknovskoy an announce
fnent 81 an International exhibition u
fruit culture under the presidency of hts
imperial highness, tho Grand Duke Mich
olai Michenilowitoh. 30 be held AZ 81.
Petersburg Ia 1894. This international
exhibition organized by the Russian Soci-
ETY. Of Fruit Culture will be held M ~.
Petersburg In the autum 81 isJs with the
object OF showing the present condition
In Russia and other countries Of the cul-
tivation Of fruit and vegetabler. Of VIM
culture and cultivation of medical plants,
horticulture. and ~ the rnanufactpre OF
their products.