New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
MONEYIN THE FAIRS COFFERS
OFFICIALS MADE HAPPY By INCREASED
ATTENDANCE.
BILLS FOR CONTRACT WORK IN APRIL AND
MAY NOT YET PAID OPENING TIE
JAVANEsE PREPARING

BILLS FOR CONTRACT WORK IN APRIL AND
MAY NOT YET PAID-OPENING THE
JAvANEsE IBIT-pREPARING
FOR GERMAN DAY.
Chicago, June 13.-There was an immense crown
at The Fair to-day, and with the additional crow
which came out see the night electrical dFp'''
the Bureau Of Admissions estimated the paid a'''.
ancc at 100000. The weather appears TO be se'u''
for the summer and the Worlds Fair managers "'V
confident or the financial success OF Inc eH'''f''
Much needed money IS now flowing INTO the Uea'us
as "A result OF the largely increased attendance VI
visitors. No welcomes the change more IMAM
Treasurer Seeberger, whose position since May h'
not been an enviablc one The Exposition has pee"
short OF ready money To Mquddte It's Obiisatohs ~
contractors and employees and II !, not out oi NV
woods yet 10y any means. Bank ana conn'I''"'
failures in this region and the pancky feeling amohs
savings bank dcpositorS have made IL lhposSipe io'
tie Exposition corporation to borrow any large SUI"
of money and the Directors have stuck mahinhy
TO the pay-Isyou 20 policy, having confidence Ill
speedy and permanent change in the number oil paiu
admissions The 100000 mark has been passed al
the gates several times and Yesterday attehoahcc
of 10000 is accepted indication OF an era ol
prosperity and plenitude Of cash 10 pay OH al
| outstanding hills.
There is standing order at the service Duiui"s
for Auditor Alderman TO hold all vouchers Tor none!
due on April and MAY contract wo;k In his Office
until there Is money spare in the treasury Tor thc
payment thereof. That means that Only March hl'S
have been paid on contract work. Dut cmploNes vi
the Exposition have been paid promptly Iherc Is
much discomfort among the worKmen on the payrO
of the Fair on account of the Order just issued by
the Director OF Works reducing the force to an eight
hour basis and eight hours pay. They have been
working Ten hours for eleven hours pay. There is
talk OF striking but such step is likely TO result
in the strikers being Put an indefinite" vacation
basis without pay.
The railroads which members OF the Central
Iiaifc Association will begin running Singc-farc OK
cursicns into the terminal stations NJ The Fair 10
from points within the associations tcrlit Dry
the tickets being good for four days
The JavaneSc village opened to the public to-
day. and during the afternoon a large number OF
people passed through the gates and viewed with in
tcrest the little people from the isle of Java When
the flying in Chicago last winter the man
ager OF the village arrived here with l20 OF the little
people from the TROPICS and since that time one has
succumbcd TO the raw winds OF she north lands and
Is buried In a Chicago cemetery. The others have
borne up remarkably well. and the laborcrs and
penters have worried hrd 10 complete village which
is in every particular similar 10 the they left
ut their AOme In the Triples. The changcable weather
of Chicago has not agreed with them and they have
not been able 10 work al the time. The result Is
that the opening OF tn village has been postponed
rounded by fence. ths whole being constructed Of
bamboo BIZ native workmN Within relies and articles
Of interest are 10 De- seen. "Jocko.' the only
ournne outang in captivity grccts visitors In friendly
manner. Many other Interesting features added.
and tho attraction is one Of the most interesting
| the plaisancc.
The South Sea Islanders gave performance in the
theatre erected for them FOR the first time TO day.
Tie costumes OF the souh Sea Islanders are very
4
is given in their native villages There twenty
five In the troupe. 1t is expected that this number
vii be increased later IN the Professor
| Albert and twelve exper swimmers will arrive at
the Fair tomorrow. and Will give daily exhibitions
! The basin is beng dredged and the swimmers will
! plunge from height OF fifty feet into the water
The performances will also consist Of treading water
and other fancy water performances.
The Italian section in the Liberal Arts building
Will be opened 10 morrow. and every preparation
made to-day for the event.
Governor Russell and staff and many members Of
the Massachusetts u sislature arrived In Chicago to-
and will take part IN Massachusetts, celebration Of
! the battle of Bunker Hin at the Exposition OIL
saturday.
\ tremendous crowd Is expected TO visit the Fair
| 1hGi sdayt; y, rman DIV. Imperial German Commits
sicncr Wermulh and e Executive Computes Of tho
worth. have done all in their power 10 urgr railroad
managers to reduce the rates for the occasion With
considerable success. Carl Schurz is Vf the
.pnakcr. at the celeb gtiOn to take place In front
oi the German Gtvernn ont building In Jackson Park
Germany's Minister at Washington. Baron Won HELEN
! zen. & mmissiOner Wen nth and Harry Rubens VIII
also speak in German, Will Mayor Carter Harrison
will make an address IN English. Governor Mtgcld
William Nccke ana judge, Bryan will also speak.
The photograph matter was settled this afternoon
and I'm future Sir. Arnold and Mr.. lIignbOtham viii
r.. poet the permit, Issued by the DirectOr;'rncra
wnich allow phoogra pliers for newspapers 90 TAX,
fyyO or - IN n
strong protest from Preside !isnbotlam whose
son /, Mr. ArnOlds partner, 10 Council OF Admins
traton adopted resolutions eri' the parties who
| nave inferposod obstacles 10 cOmitiOn and use
OF permits issued by the ID ctoi General 10 max"
suitable acknowledgment "f IL ir mistake and 10
store the cOnf,ratcd permits Mf. Davis Jhc
final settlement OF this matter in time - keep
| the Exposition oilcias ont OF trouble. George w.
Pullman. photographic tried TO al picture Of the
| two Pullman trains In the lrans faton Buhdlns
| last suniav but was arrested, \ rcctivc saying
! ia. ner,nif which signed rcctOr-frcncral
| Davis was no good" Mr.. flili pended 400
| OCO fo make the display. and %ht r. und out that
! he could not have photograph O b. IN property
| he very indignant am. II l. sao lrcaicncd 70
| mn the two handsome trains out % building.
| TIE VIKING; SHIP AT NEW NDDN.