The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
OPEN ON ANOTHER SUNDAY.
NO TEMPORARY INJUNCTION BT THE
COURTS AGAINST THE FAIR

Decided on Thursday OF This Week, md
Until Then Matters May stand as They
Are-Itaiy's Art Exhibit Open - air.
Thatcher's Award system L. Beaten.
CHICAGO June 3.-Thc Worlds Fair will DO
open tomorrow This morning the. United
States Circuit Court announced that 1t would
not render q decision In the case OF a closing
| Injunction until next Thursday. The Judges
also declined to entertain District Attorney
| Gilchrists motion for temporary restraining
| order to prevent tho opening of the gates to-
! morrow. saying that no account would be
taken one way or tho other until the qucs-
| ton was finally decided. Even Solicitor
General Aldrich said he believed tho
delay OF the Court meant an ultimate
yictorytfor the Sunday closers. but he
! could give no reason why in that event the
| Court should allow the Fair to be open to-
| morrow. Tho Courts announcement was re-
ceived by officials OF the Exposition with eN.
| pressions Of pleasure. The action OF the Court
was regarded a. favorable omen, and plans
for tho opening Of the Fair every Sunday,
which have long been held in Allowance pend
ing the adjustment OF the controversy. will be
perfected and put into operation at once. 1t
was the Intention to have preaching on the
grounds tomorrow. but owing to the short
time left to perfect arrangements there will
not by any religious services.
| Rain and mud are not sufficient to keep peo-
pie away from the Exposition THIS was
plainly demonstrated to-day by the number
who passed through the gates and spent tho
| day In the big buildings. Under the circnm-
| stances the attendance was much larger than
| might have been expected with tho weather
| moro favorable. But the crcwl remained in
| side the buildings. Most OF the buildings were
| crowded for this reason This was true OF the
Haiti L., In, fha
! evening the fog lifted and the sky cleared.
and fairly big crowd saw the night illumina-
! ton. This included the brick battle ship.
Sa 1S@ w ss to ssrn be-
| fore an ossembage OF noted guests. Tn" nal
acc is one Of the largest buildings on the
Ilaisancc. and Is OF sty 10 OF architecture that
makes it far more prominent than any Of tho
| surrounding edifces.
the West Pavilion OF the Fine Arts building
collection includes some valuable statuary in
marble and bronze. and some line water col
ors and works In oil by the best OF Italian
The centre Of attraction, however, is the
display occupies n greater portion OF space
Among the paintings Is Corelli's Ave NJ ar ia"
the eds 81 the S@as
HaTysss. # ra Of the Hean
picture In the collection. tho 'Quadrillc." pre-
ssen:ing party OF gay peasants dancing on a
.Baldini also has great many works on e1-
has n splendid example Of animal painting. a
group OF calves in n stable; Among the other !
':Reeatta in Venice" Tratis First Flowers |
IN Venice" and works by Bazzaro Mani. Maria
The sculpture is grouped in tho rotunda in |!
the centre Of the west pavilion. A bronze !
MACE. and about K
ccelent pieces in marble and bronze. Paolfs /
Falling Fill in th9 Sea is .ns Of the hest
is irentanoves's " Last Of the Spartans" it ,
represents the figure of ,wounded warrior
N hSd with his blood mgr the
ear: The DYING Lincoln " is a iiGure by Fer |
The water colors are not numerous. but are
tns' nrss 6s
g; simoni. are rare pictures in this collection
General. and Angelo o." del Nero. tho Italian Art
Commissioner issued Invitations to great
sened the crowd, al and not many were 'nrosent.
After the invited guests HAD inspected and ad-
drawn aside and tho general public admitted.
a., Very few Of the cosmopolitan attractions on
the pube nova The aest to throw re open it's
doors was the Moor sh Palace, which was
erected and equipped at II cost OF S2tNhOuO. |
which cut of tho head Of Marie Antoinette aud
10000 lesser victims Of the French revou-
executioner. his assistant, and the soldiers
are In ws wax with q panoramie b6aafckSroupd
bloodthirsty revolutionists. held in check by
the bayonets OF, soldiers The formal opening
Sasdred nvted CHESTS TsH In rames
are hung outside the black gu!!lotine room to
prove the gennineness Of the historic instru-
OF decaDitatiOn.
A conference, on the Thacher system Of
Of hsf hs. IN sG
present from the Board OF Control. the Com
mttee on awards the foreign commits sioners
tsm and @ sxsbos The Am ne sys
system, was attacked and defended, from all
saying the system had been misund erstood.
and that. instead Of being n one-Iudge nlan
reports made by the one man, who examined
the, exhibit in question. would, be approved
AID issued BY a Jury that served for the entire
Sir Henry Truemanwo God argued to the oGpo;
the system woad H haf the
juries would accept without question the re-
ror, made ~ The examneE In that case it
to issue the awards the Fair will require. Sec
rotary RICHARDSON al attacked the system.
Board OF Control then went into executive Sos
sion and reached CONCLUSION that practically
1t was decided that when exhibitors demand
a jury they should have it. and single Judges
should rule whore no objection is made. This
ruling satisfied about one-half Of the foreign
exhibitors. France $ representatives say they
are out OF the race for good. as their jurors ,
could not be selected and sent here in time.
and Herr Wernurth, for Germany, says he will @
listen to no new proposition
Gov. md Mrs Flower and their party spent
nearly an hour with Chief Thorpe in his fairy
md under the Horticulture dome to-day; The
Governor was enthusiastic over the splendid
show and praised the cascade and log cabin
scenery built by the New York. people on the
'ide Of the tropical mountain. New York
promises even more in tho way OF flowers.
The Florist Club OF the metropolis has begun
. stock tho Ave new greenhouses with water
ilias. American roses. begonias. and her
lowers OF commerce. Tho idea Is to conduct J
experiments here as to the cheapest ways OF
getting each class into bloom for the market
md determining the profits accru!ng there
rom.
WEDDING POSTPONED.